[GRIZZLYWIZARD]

Here is out teaser / Pt. I of our past ride on the Rockhouse Trail of the Hatfield and McCoy Trail system. The weather held out while riding and granted some great trail conditions.

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Hope you enjoy the video.

 

[MUDDIE50]

great viedo.....that edge looked pretty dangerous...Muddie

 

[GRIZZLYWIZARD]

great viedo.....that edge looked pretty dangerous...Muddie

Thanks, all the edges are dangerous. The camera angles do no justice for showing how steep it all is.

 

[BATTLEGUN]

Thanks, all the edges are dangerous. The camera angles do no justice for showing how steep it all is.

You got that right. I wonder what the secret is for getting the camera to show how steep something is? I know there is a way. ???

 

[GRIZZLYWIZARD]

Just shoot an angle that emphasized the grade.

 

[BATTLEGUN]

Just shoot an angle that emphasized the grade.

You make it sound so easy!

 

[MUDDIE50]

Yeah...i bet them cliffs were alot steeper then on the viedo...and you guys were comly in control....i did notice the guy walking down to the RZR was watching his step.i might have chit a brick when the rzr got stuck on the rock...Muddie50:rotfl:

 

[GRIZZLYWIZARD]

Yeah...i bet them cliffs were alot steeper then on the viedo...and you guys were comly in control....i did notice the guy walking down to the RZR was watching his step.i might have chit a brick when the rzr got stuck on the rock...Muddie50:rotfl:

Well, yours truly was in the RZR driving. the biggest issue, was that I knew how steep the mountain was on that edge. And we were in some fairly steep terrain where we were stuck. But, when I originally got jammed up among those roots my front right tire kept kicking up. Well, the issue with 5 point harnesses are you can't easily look up or back to assess the situation when strapped into the seat. So I figured 0 what a great time to test out the ProMark Offroad Winch. Clearly, when watching from the video it wasn't necessary, but again, you fell a little helpless when buckled in like that and teeter- tottering like we were. My biggest worry was the front end sliding left and putting us in a harder recovery situation.

It was steep, but not that big of a deal. In the future I'll hit it a little harder and with the 4x4 locked in.