Headed up north after work on Friday and spent all day Saturday riding the Rusk county Blue Hills trails.

I arrived Friday night at 7:30 pm and proceeded to kill a few brain cells by sitting by the fire sipping my PBR.
Since we were drinking there were zero 4 wheelers started that night.

Saturday morning started out with a quick bite to eat and then we hit the trails.
The Blue Hill trails are tight and have a varied terrain, from rocks, dirt, sand, water, mud and beaver dam crossings.

25 miles in total were put on today, all miles were in low gear, using 4 wheel drive when needed and all miles were under 8 mph.
It was a wonderful slow poke through the Blue Hills. Just my kind of ride!

The Grizzly 700 was awesome!
The ride, the power, the power steering were all more then what I expected.

The check valve job my dealer did worked like everyone has said, no gas smell, no gas tank pressure issues.

I was/am very pleased with the Bighorns performance, the horns provided the sure footed traction that I have come to expect from them.
They performed awesome on the trails, the rocks, and even the shallow mud that I was willing to put my machine through.

All in all it was a great Saturday ride

Beaver Dam
Line of wheelers
Mossy rock crossing
Trail to the sun
Come on down
Made it down
Happy bunch

Thanks for viewing.

Catfish

Good glad to hear you got chance to really test it.

Sounds like a great day CATFISH. As for the Big Horns, I love my Big Horns.

Thanks COB/Annie.
It was truly a great day and the Grizzly and Bighorns were great, I am enjoying the power and comfy ride of the Grizzly each and everytime I turn the key.

Catfish

Get some more miles a comparision between the RUBBY and the GRIZZ would good.

You bet.
As most of my riding is under 10 mph most of the time, I have been making mental notes between the two and will continue to do so.

Catfish

I am glad to see that there is someone else who sips on PBR.

We are heading up to St. Germain in January for a little snowmobiling and ice fishing with some friends who live up there; cannot wait. We went in Feb of this year and had a blast, but was only there for a few days due to work schedule. This time we'll spend a week there since going earlier.

Pest,

Frost is everywhere this morning, it won't be long and we will be getting the ice fishing items out of storage and ready for use.

Have a great time snowmobiling and ice fishing, and have a few PBR's for me.

Catfish