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Great video and great Riding .. thank you for sharing

That would scare the crap out of me.

Great way to start the day thanks for sharing

Is this recent video? Is the fall foliage delayed?

I was hoping that you would show how you attached the lower strap on the exhaust side. The only place it can go is near the exhaust. Near the riser on the frame by your calf. I had it there but started to smell burning plastic from the strap melting. It’s to close to the front exhaust bracket mount. I might need to heat wrap my exhaust.

Don't y'all know you're ruining the video by talking

It didnt matter how high the clifs are, from 100 feet on they kill you. So enjoy the ride and stop mention it over and over again. Nice vid otherwise.

Is there a river right behind that lodge? Pretty sure I've stopped there to take pics on my street bike.

Yall both on 450s? Seems like just enough bike for the TAT . Them big ol adventure bikes great on open roads but not so much when colorado serves up some super technical single track. My son is 7(I'm 52) hoping we can have some father son adventures when he's ready Keep it up guys

What motorcycles are you guys riding?

I want to sincerely thank you and your son for doing this video series. I recently retired and did a good bit of the TAT on a Tiger 900 in July and August, including Black Bear Pass. You were 100% right not to do it on a big adventure bike!!! Like my kids, I didn't listen and man was it scary. I mention you and your son in my video, Black Bear Pass the Descent Part 2. Thank you again for inspiring me to adventure ride. It's changed my life for the better.

I am interested in doing the TAT and found your channel here. Where can I find Parts 1-8? If they are available.

Allowing room between you and your partner is always a good idea. Like you say, momentum is important, and you don’t want to be slowed down in uneven terrain. It also prevents you from getting roosted. I’m thinking about going with the trail tech navigation devices because it allows you to keep track of your partner on the trail, which is a convenient feature. Do you recall what tire pressure y’all were running? Seemed to do good with traction and no punctures...

Not too much weight. You just can’t ride. 😂

How many oil changes did you do on your trip?

This is not the trans america trail!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Do you have any information on the specific route you took?

That was an awesome adventure! Do you still have those bikes?

I ride an 1190r and I saw nothing at ALL that would give me any concern-issue.. Why do you need to say that over and over lol? Ridden worse with wife as pillion

Seems like it was just yesterday. I loved following your TAT adventure.

Great video. It's amazing how much a person needs (and needs to spend) to get properly outfitted for an adventure like this, but it's no doubt worth it to have good quality gear when you're doing a big long distance adventure trip. And now you have those things for future trips too.

Hey man sweet mods - about to do the same to my CRF450RL - I have an O2 sensor on my stock exhaust , my question is , Do you know if the Vortex eliminates the need for the O2 sensor Thank you !!

Is that really on the TAT?

Rainbow Trail is actually 100 miles long. I've done the upper 75 miles back and forth over 3 trips. It's awesome and awful at the same time.

I dont think Black Bear pass is part of the TAT. I've seen two of your videos now claiming to be part of the TAT. Why do you feel the need to clickbait?

3D motorcycling

What is the gpx app used

I don't think the Rainbow trail is part of the TAT.

Any idea why the cones were blocking the road or WHO put them there?🤔

@5:45 that's my ride all day every day in the Texas Panhandle. I hate the wind so much!

this is the TAT? i was under the impression people take sxs's on it. is this the only single track area? are there routes to choose from, where a sxs could avoid this? im not even against serious 4x4, just seems thats pretty thin, and coming across a bike while in a few sxs's would be rough on everybody else. what do they do there? just bush wack? haha

Cool Video Billy. I have some quesitons about some navigation and what you guys did for the TAT a few years ago. Some friends and I are interested in doing it (we're from Virginia, shenandoah valley over here,) but we're unsure the best way to navigate in 2024. What did you guys do? Also, we're going to Budds Creek next month, cool!

The one guy didn't stop and talk to you because you didn't stop and talk to that Kawasaki rider lol

Got one of those in my back yard.

Eu ando de moto de motocross neno e mrPro e Chacal motos sãos meu patrocinadores

Just remember that the fluid doesn’t flow in that small line; it’s fairly static and relies on hydraulic pressure. The fluid at the caliper will go through heating and cooling to a much greater degree as it’s near the pads. Also, brake fluid is designed to absorb moisture to protect from corrosion; over time the fluid can absorb moisture and then loose effectiveness. I’d change it every couple years even if it “looks” good. HF sells a great and cheap vacuum cleaner that hooks up to an air compressor. Just my 2 cents! Love the videos!

Brrraaaapppppppp

billy tyo from braxton wv?

Memories too precious to be wasted -- loved your video!

Thanks for the video. New rider here, do you believe a single track like this is possible with a CB500 with good tires?

Looks awesome! We will be there sometime in July if everything goes as planned!

Not for the KLR, but a nice ride!

I was told the steps were impossible for my vsttrom but at least the BDR has plenty of fun close by (did 2-6 twice and some roads from the Interstate were swwweeet too)

awesome! Do you have a link to the route you did?

do you have a link to the route? I'm looking to do the trail soon yours looks cool. Thanks!

Why would you go on a cross-country trip on a bike that requires you to change the oil every 500 miles?

Damn good. 👍 i just dont find the time to practice.

I don’t like those X Mount Rams. I’ve lost stuff with them too. 🤬

Rides motorbikes, plays guitar, sings. Legend

What communication system are you guys using?