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Originally Posted by MooseHenden
Great pics, Specta. That trail you describe as rough that the wimps didn't want to go on is about average to good here. 6 weeks and a couple days!!!! Can't wait.
here's a couple other videos on the "candy-***" trail.



not saying that it is "difficult" but when one of my tires dropped into the bottom of the ruts I about went over backwards - going down was a breeze - going up you need to pay a little more attention.

Looking forward to your trip out here - who are you renting machines from??
 
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Originally Posted by Specta
here's a couple other videos on the "candy-***" trail.

my first - what the candy-asses bypassed - YouTube

what the candy-asses bypassed - YouTube

not saying that it is "difficult" but when one of my tires dropped into the bottom of the ruts I about went over backwards - going down was a breeze - going up you need to pay a little more attention.

Looking forward to your trip out here - who are you renting machines from??
We're renting a mix of Suzuki's and RZR 570s through Moore's Inn. Get a slightly better deal with the inn. Not sure how a poor 400 will do with me on it though...
 
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Looks like fun and some great scenery. I just looked up I'm 12-14 hrs away from there if I went through Denver. Sure beats any trails here in KS.
 
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Specta, knowing how poorly video captures the size of rocks and the steepness of the hill, I'm sure that second, especially, is a tough hill. Got a lot of those out this way. Just greener.
 
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it's about time but still not high on my priority list - if I were to buy a new ATV today I would buy a 750i Brute Force - funnest ATV I have ever ridden
 
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Originally Posted by MooseHenden
Specta, knowing how poorly video captures the size of rocks and the steepness of the hill, I'm sure that second, especially, is a tough hill. Got a lot of those out this way. Just greener.
the Paiute Trail has never been known for it having tough trails - it was intended and is still promoted as a "scenic" trail trail system - killer scenery and just plain awesome to ride - you are going to have an awesome time I promise
 
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Originally Posted by Specta
the Paiute Trail has never been known for it having tough trails - it was intended and is still promoted as a "scenic" trail trail system - killer scenery and just plain awesome to ride - you are going to have an awesome time I promise
I was wondering about something. On the National Geographic map I bought of the Paiute Trail it shows the trail going right along the ridge of the Pavant Range. Looks like it would be one of the most breathtaking rides I could imagine. Is it possible to leave from Marysvale and ride that ridge line and get back in one day?
 
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Just made it through this thread, great photos, I need to get up there soon.
 
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Originally Posted by MooseHenden
I was wondering about something. On the National Geographic map I bought of the Paiute Trail it shows the trail going right along the ridge of the Pavant Range. Looks like it would be one of the most breathtaking rides I could imagine. Is it possible to leave from Marysvale and ride that ridge line and get back in one day?
Sorry for the time lag

It's been many years since I crossed that trail Moose and can't remember.

To me one of the most "scenic" rides is 01 across the Tusher Mountains -

are long all day rides good for you??

Are you in the cabins or in the motel??

make sure you sign up for breakfast in the motel -

I am planning at this point to ride Tuesday and Wednesday with you - if you'll let me.
 


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