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That looks awesome.

Hello from panamá 🇵🇦...I love your videos!

I live in Vegas and have ridden to Boulder City a few times. Have also rode to Death Valley once before in the spring time when rare flowers were blooming. Right now it's been 110° + weather and riding at all has been brutal LOL. Glad you got to enjoy the ride before the heat.. thanks for reminding me to try that coffee shop! It's been on my bucket list a while now.

Great video. The Blue Whale is about 4 miles from my house.

What kind of bike?

Nice. For me, 70% road and sound (no talk) and 15% stops and comments and rest some comments while on the bike.

I wanna yum yum chocolate chip honey dip Stacis booty

Staci has a yum yum booty

I have a crush you ride to food

16:36 the license plate 😂😂😂

Love that you featured Oklahoma. It is a beautiful state with some great riding. As always, love your videos. I remember communicating with you, when you were filming this. Born and raised in Oklahoma, thank you.

You’re not seeing Oklahoma at its best until you’re in the kiamichi mountains and ride the talihina drive. Head on down to beavers bend state park in hochatown and broken bow and enjoy the sights too.

Got a question for you Staci how often you have to change the oil? During your road trips BTW love the content makes me get out and ride more!!!

I had the privilege of meeting Staci today when she made a pit stop and ran into a fan. I didn't know her yet but the warmth she greeted her fan with was so special! So glad I found your channel!

Girl eats good! Also i've been to some of the places on scenic hwy 7 in the video such as Jasper, Boxley and the connected canyon roads.

Great video as always, ride safe

Staci, the wife and I are seniors, we dont ride anymore but we really enjoy your videos, they are very well done, we especially like the camping videos, keep up the good work, ride safe.

Have your helmet ⛑️ ford you just have to see it helmet an back gear

I love the paint job on the bike 😊

Had a real "I'm a potato head" moment when she mentioned the handguards for cold protection. Ride often in freezing weather, so cold you're praying to die, I have have literally never considered hand guards. Boing! Strange how our brains works, or don't work. :)

Pie day is March 14th. 3.14

Hey, what up? If you ever do the trace again the best of everything is in Natchez and the off beaten tracts of the surrounding area. You see if we knew you were coming we would of got on our bikes and come and got you. We would of cooked you real southern food that would leave your taste buds feeling guilty for thinking about another food while eating the food you swore your love to. I lived in Jackson (the armpit of the south) for a good bit and their food and restaurants are not a strong point for them nor is Natchez restaurants... except for Roux 61. Also there is a art to cooking brisket and the whole thing should be moist. You could just hang out and go walking the creeks hunting artifacts like arrowheads. Go drink beer and catfish off a islands sandy beaches in the middle of the Ms River. Go check out ghost towns like Rodney Ms. where a cannon ball is stil lodged into the wall of the old church from the war. And while were there go mud riding in the swamps and fields down there. Trick some gators by tieing a string to a fish and pulling it as he tries to bite it till he gets pissed and tries to chase you, that sounds odd but its for photographic purposes, the pictures you can get are amazing from low angles. Yea, there is a much better part of the trace that is hidden. Point is if you ever in the area all you got to do is hollar and someone will invite you in like your family. We know no strangers....well maybe cause they don't get no stranger then us,.. but anyways, heck we would even get on our bikes and ride the whole trace with you to keep you company than turn around and ride home and call it a good day. Take care now, ya hear.

I live in New Mexico but I really like Oklahoma. I spend a lot of time there and enjoy riding out there. I need to check out the fried pies. You made me hungry!

You truly are beautiful 🇨🇦

Hey! What a amazing video! I'm from Brazil and lived in America for 14 months. Unfortunately i could not get the road as you are showing. Maybe if I go back to America next year and luck be with me i can do it. Meanwhile I enjoy your videos! Thanks for sharing your trips! 😊

The Kanc in NH is still the best leaf peeping destination.

Awesome video. I live in Stillwater and work in Midwest City and commute on my Goldwing almost every day. Route 66 is on my way home and I ride by the Round Barn and Pops about every other week.

Oklahoma has always been one of my favorite states actually. Definitely underrated. When I drove over the road before I retired I used to have several dealership customers in Tulsa and OK City that I delivered autos to. My very favorite breakfast joint is a little place across the street from the casino at the first exit on 40 when coming into the state from Ft Smith, Ark. I can't remember the name of it. Stay safe out there and enjoy.

I was involved in Friday Night Thunder, with literary work mind you, but I know how much effort goes into the whole thing let alone the variety of B roll that is needed. The shots you take as a one woman crew is impeccable! It’s absolutely fantastic! And I for one appreciate all the effort you put into your episodes 😊 let alone the content itself lol

Legit pie 'til I die!!

i've been to your fantastic country four times for vacation (rented a motorhome) , i liked the people and the nature . the only thing i didn't like was the food.( probably because i am a european snob.) Is was fat and greasy and a lot , but it lacked real taste.

Ever make it back to Okc need to hit up edge craft bbq an than go walk it off in dead people's stuff

Love the video....

Thanks for the heads up on Highway 66 in Oklahoma. I live just a few hours south of there in Fort Worth and just never thought about it being there. I have hit it out west in several locations and I love the nostalgia. I'll be checking it out soon when it cools down a bit. Ride safe.

I just bought a new breakout. Painting it black and blacking out the chrome with gold accents. Got the stainless pipes similar to yours but different company. Can't wait to see the end result. Love the look of the bike.

I am almost 75 and have been living in Oklahoma since 1962 and started riding in 1963. Old 66 is an amazing ride. I have lived in Tuls sice 1977 and befoe that 5 years in OKC. Before that, I lived in one of the smaller cities in Eastern, Oklaoma. I would recommend riding eastern Oklahoma to anybody. It is beautiful. It is known as Green Country. It is a completely different look than the central part of the state and the panhandle. You literally could ride for a week in the northeastern part of the state. In Cherokee County, you will find the Cookson Hills, an area known for the hide outs of many depression era criminals includin Pretty Boy Floyd. If you want to miss the heat and the chance of severe wearther, late September-October is perfect. There is also a world class ride you should make that runs from Talihina, Oklahoma to Mena, Arkansas. It is named the Talimena Drive. It is breathtaking in the fall. If you leave from Tulsa expect a nice breakfast in Okmulgee or Henryetta and lunch at the Queen Wilimena Lodge. I know I spelled that wrong. I can talk about riding the area a lot more than people are willing to listen. Put it on your bucket list.

Did you stop at the Barber motorcycle museum? You were only about a mile from it at the buc ees. It's a must see for motorcycle lovers. Mt Cheaha State Park was about an hour away also. There are great bike riding roads all in that area.

Ride safe! Keep the videos coming, their great. Soooo jealous.

Nice video and hello from Brazil.🇧🇷

That was awesome. I live Cajun food. Always wanted to go to Louisiana but not a big city like New Orleans. You have given me a destination. Thank you.

Love your spur-of-the-moment adventures! I think you'll love our Muscle & Joint Pain Relief Cream products and would be a great fit for a partnership. Let's discuss further and send you some products to try out.

Thank u again for sharing another great video and telling us where all the great food is have fun in Milwaukee at the meet and greet wish I could be there but be on my own vacation

Got me wanting to log some miles in the Midwest pretty badly lol. Gotta get you to head out west! (The bbq sucks but the views are great!)

There's so much to see on Route 66, you need to take your time & enjoy it😁🏍💨💨

Thanks. Really enjoyed this one. Trond, Norway

I swam at the Blue Whale at least once as a kid. The tail was a platform to jump off of into the water. I had a blast!

Good to see you Staci Oklahoma baby be safe girl ok later ❤🙏👍

know your true value and preciousness even if people would not acknowledge. be careful. wishing you the best, peace, health, wellbeing, blessings and all good

Another Okie here, wish I knew you were going to be that close to me.

Sorry, not underrated imo. I always seem to think the Del Rancho chicken fried steak sandwich should be the signature food of Oklahoma. I don’t eat them myself, but I think visitors might enjoy trying one. I didn’t have the pork ribs at the bbq joint you visited. Maybe I’ll go back and try them sometime. Ribs are so messy though. I hate eating them in public. I’m a brisket man myself. I’ve done the majority of the top Texas BBQ places. It is so stupid expensive though.