| Broken Bow Area |
| Doug off loading some cedar logs, can't ride all the time. |
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| Now this is riding in style feet up, nice back rest I could ride all day. |
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| Out on the trail, I took some great first person videos I ll try and get those up as soon as possible. |
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| Notice the video/camera mounted up front on the racks. This is how I shot the video. The only problem was the camera took on so much dust the lens locked up, and eventually broke. I was able to shoot about 12 videos, but I knew this was going to happen, gives me an excuse to buy a dedicated ATV Cam now. The videos are awesome. |
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| I took the flat fuel packs along since you never know what you are going to get in up here. I did not have to tap into them since the most I rode in one day was 50 miles. And the Outty was getting around 18 to 20 mpg. |
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| I also bought a new GPS unit its the Garmin GPS 176, the maps in this unit are just as powerful as my laptop. So no more trying to balance the laptop on my lap and drive. It easily mounts on the hand guards, and is easy to read. One of the best units I have used so far. I ll have a full write on my magazine site of the GPS unit. |
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| I decided to go with a soft cargo bag Kolpin Bag this time, instead of a hard box. I am able to fit everything into this setup, as I did with Plano Hard box. There are pros and cons too both, I ll have a full write up on my magazine site. |
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| Well I didn't come across any snakes on this trip, but I did come across this little turtle. |