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“My butt hurts” we know the feeling. Great video! Good job editing, the length of video was enough to get a feel for your ride without being so long that it turns boring.

Great job, and congrats! Ride safe…

Aw, I was so looking forward to seeing were you ran up to Sean and I on sandy River Rd West. We made the mistake of getting tired and taking a "short cut" through Black Gap. Whew, that was a newby chalenge for sure. You're the MAN Rich

Man your're tougher than we are! We did all the roads on the park. I'm not familiar with the Marathon dirt road,and the Terlingua Ranch road though. We rode Old Ore the same direction you did,but River road was the opposite direction for us,and we missed the Mariscal mines because we went Black Gap. I thought like you did that Old Ore was the toughest I was thinking for some reason it would be the easiest. I think the videos I saw on it before we left must of had some heavy editing,and we didn't see a lot of those parts. I also thought the stop with the view of the Chisos basin was the prettiest. We rode each rode seperately on different days. I could not have done that long of a day for sure,but we were riding them on big Adventure bikes. Heck of an accomplishment!

Too bad they didn’t make it a 301 cc to get that extra little bit that it needs for emergency acceleration at speeds around 70. But with modifications above stock it’s more than possible. It’s just more money

I think it more than a coincidence that help was there. Godspeed you brothers and I hope to see you ride more.

Any GPX files for this ride?

Great job! We are going to try sections 2 ,3,and 4 ending in Flagstaff on May 1st. Is that too early in the season?

is there a 2024 Hill Country 500?

Hope to see this ride posted up on TWT for this year, I'd love to join.

I've ridden these roads, good stuff. Looking forward to this ride in a few weeks.

What a great series of films and an amazing story that proves good people are everywhere. So glad John wasn't hurt too bad and was able to get home fairly soon.

Another good one that kept my interest. Now to watch the next episode...

Great job on the editing and your good videography practices. I really like that 'Relive' segment. Very cool! All the food kept making me hungry though...😁

Wow, Amazing story. It's crazy how help can show up in the time of need out of nowhere.

Nice vid, background music is WAY too loud.

Great vid, great trip! I hope we repeat next year!

Mate, can you take a 2nd passenger for a long distance riding and be both comfortable?? Be honest please✌🏼

Great people great video

Appreciate the review Texas. We added a link on our website to find it here.

Looks like a great time! You guys ever looking for other adventure enthusiasts to join you? Would love to get the route from you. Beautiful pics and video.

Thanks for putting this together, Rich! The ride was a blast! Great to have the memories saved! :)

Beautiful video! Looks like you might need a raft for parts of that terrain! Ride on, brothers.

"You know that the problem with the internet, there's people on it" 😅 yep!

Some cool dudes I would totally ride with! I laughed all through part 1 and starting part 2. I live in phx and my father inlaw and I are getting ready for this trip in April 2023. Great content! Keep up the good work. 👍

A route map or description would be awesome

Greg and Tammy were the MVP’s. I glad your friend was not more seriously injured.

it sounds electric

Great videos and trip! I really enjoyed it and am looking forward to giving it a go!

Is there a good documented route/tracks for this ride? I'd like to do it, but not with a big group, just on my own time. Thanks.

Man this looks like a great ride. Can I find a .gpx file anywhere?

I saw this road near me but i looked on google maps and its gated off and has a no trespassing sign.

Amazing adventure, videos and people. I love my dream thru your videos. Thank you very much.

Link to the USB?

Great info! My manual says nothing about it.

Where did you wire the power for your GPS if you used the Honda power outlet for the usb ports? Also where did you get that windshield extension. Thanks

Havent seen ny dad in a few years. This was a nice treat to see him having a blast with his friends.

Nice set up, where did you get the windshield extension, just what I'm looking for!

Gutless girl's bike...

Such a cool series. How was John in the end? Just some broken ribs? I broke 3 coming off off-road and it was the most severe and constant pain for such a simple injury.

Those ATVs are everywhere on the trails here in Tennessee. Yesterday I was on a small 2 track and there was even a train of 15 2-seaters. I’ve never even seen another dual sport or dirt bike.

Great video ! One point though Saguaro is pronounced Saw-war-o lol

I put mine just a little higher on the frame. There are thread that are just the right size from the included bolt. When put in the hole as shown in the video, you can easily just pull it out by hand. And this way, you can have a shorter wire if your mount is on the windshield bar.

Prescott is said like biscuit. Pres-kit. :-)

I ride a XT700 and my girlfriend rides an XT250. I love and ride them equally! The XT's I mean. The 250 has a much more optimistic speedometer than your CRF, but I find at 100-110 km/h (90-100 on GPS) or 60-65 mph, she's running happily, with an extra morsel left for hills and trucks and morons on the road. Running full throttle may not kill the engine, but it kills the mind. After 30 minutes at any speed your senses adapt to it. But when the bike is maxed out, the next hill will reduce the speed causing mental dissonance. But if you have say 10% power in reserve, you can rush the next hill, or even gear down without over-revving the engine. This improves the sensation of power, controll and the production of ferromones... or something. Something good!! Small bikes rock!!! But it's a bit of a mind game and you should not compete with bigger bikes.... unless it's a dirt road!

You did a nice job with these videos. Was very interesting to watch. Hope John is recovered and you guys get a chance to give it another go.

Can you give mr the web site so I can get my seat done also thanks.

Thanks for the video, real good info on this bike. I live in Texas and plan to get this bike as soon as one becomes available in my area. For highway riding around here the top speed on this bike is a little troublesome given that a large number of highways in Texas have a speed limit of 75mph with most folks traveling 8-10mph over that. So running significantly under everyone's pace will need to be taken under consideration and planned for in order to stay as safe as possible if I need to make use of those highways.

So, from what I can tell of your route. Nothing in this video is on the AZBDR?

Robert will be missed. RIP