The first video in June will be on the modifications I made to the Scrambler 1200. For those interested in support us on Patreon, it's already live there. www.patreon.com/scramblerstories
Really enjoyed talking to you and Caitlyn yesterday at Henderson Harley Davidson. Good luck in the future and try and keep the shiny side up, it's less expensive that way, but not as much fun. There's always a trade off. We'll see you on the road.
Digging your videos. I definitely understand not finding time to edit videos. Watching yours gives me inspiration to keep putting videos out on my channel. Thanks.
What a crazy and wild adventure! So glad that everything turned out okay. Hearing about it in realtime was one thing, but seeing it play out in some of these clips was another. Glad you treated your part Mexican foot to an adventure! It's the least you could have done for it!
Just sent you some PayPal funds. Appreciate the content greatly and yes the quality improvements are for sure noticeable, but to be honest I was fine from day one because your content is real, honest, and just super legit. Thats what makes it great. Scramble on dude!
Really appreciate the contribution, as well as all of the nice comments. Helps keep us going, especially when we have such long edit times to make a video. We have 100s of hours of video to go through. But certainly all the Mexico videos are going to be great!
Hey, I've been excited about your trip. We share a similar dream. I have the 1200 XE chrome addition. I hope you're enjoying Utah. I grew up there. Hopefully you got to take the road to Bear lake from Ogden.
Oh shit. I had a bad accident with my bike the first month of riding also. I have 16screws and a metal plate. I felt your pain so much. After 3 months I started riding again. 1 month ago I fell again on the dirt with 'only' some pain on my chest that has been going on since. This was my turning point on stopping 'enduro' (even the light I am doing) and focus on more street trips or really light offroad. I will be selling my bike and buy either a CL500 or a rebel. The street Scrambler 900 is a dream for a year but it costs a lot IMO. I would just suggest some more training (as a friend suggested me) in order to feel safer on the bike and in order to enhance our techniques. See you on the road and speed recovery!
About the 4th time youve promised to start releasing weekly videos. Maybe shoot for less aggressive sequencing, like monthly or every 2 weeks? Consistency over a period of time is only way to really grow a channel. Good luck to you both.
Bi-weekly is probably more realistic for us, if we weren't traveling. But the good news is that we are cranking videos out currently. Right now if we can get a few months ahead, then I think we're good. Worst case we need to plan taking breaks every now and then to chill somewhere and edit video.
The first video in June will be on the modifications I made to the Scrambler 1200. For those interested in support us on Patreon, it's already live there. www.patreon.com/scramblerstories
That Honda Rebel is a beast. I can’t believed she rode that in the desert. Glad things worked out.
Yeah, surprising how capable that bike is!
Glad to see you back up and going
Thanks Dave!
yo!mate~ Love it. that is beautiful view. have a good one.
Thank you!
You guys are actually doing a great job. It literally takes time to be a hit on these platforms. Don't get discouraged. Enjoy the ride.
Thanks man! Hope to you see you at a Mama Tried Show one day. Maybe next year!
@@ScramblerStories I'll be there. Haven't missed one in a long time. I'll send you a message when I get there, but I won't be riding in MKE lol
Look forward to watching your adventures.
Thanks Matt!!
Was it easy? No. But you both did great. You guys are inspirational. And you have a great story to tell.
Thanks Chuck, and that's definitely true. We'll have an interesting book one day!
Wow wow what a ride! Amazing. Great job on the video. Congrats guys! Hope to see you in Charleston again soon!
Thanks man!
Really enjoyed talking to you and Caitlyn yesterday at Henderson Harley Davidson. Good luck in the future and try and keep the shiny side up, it's less expensive that way, but not as much fun. There's always a trade off. We'll see you on the road.
Hey Scott, it was nice talking to you as well! Good luck to you as well.
Wild times!! So glad that the people of Baja took such good care of you 2.
Us too!!
Love the vulnerability and perseverance from both of you in this video! Looking forward to seeing what’s next.
Thank you!
I really don't care how good or bad your video quality is.....Your content is too good, your struggles, your smiles, your attitude.
You're too kind!
@@ScramblerStories kind...that's a huge badge to wear. Shaking your hand virtually.
It was great talking with you both at Henderson Harley Davidson yesterday. Keep doin what your doin and enjoy.
Hey Sharon, it was great talking to you as well!
Digging your videos. I definitely understand not finding time to edit videos. Watching yours gives me inspiration to keep putting videos out on my channel. Thanks.
Thank you and that's awesome!
What a crazy and wild adventure! So glad that everything turned out okay. Hearing about it in realtime was one thing, but seeing it play out in some of these clips was another. Glad you treated your part Mexican foot to an adventure! It's the least you could have done for it!
And now I'll have to bring my ankle back to it's homeland from time to time. More excuses to visit! Viva la Mexico!!!
Great update on things - here’s hoping the future is a bit smoother for you both. Hope to see you a little later on this year! Scramble on! 🤘
Oh yeah, we're planning on being at the RRS again!
So excited to see your adventures! You guys rock.
Thank you Louis!
Wow, what an adventure! Glad you are on the mend.
Thank you!
been a fan for years! you two are rockstars! Keep it up!
Thanks Mel!
Just sent you some PayPal funds. Appreciate the content greatly and yes the quality improvements are for sure noticeable, but to be honest I was fine from day one because your content is real, honest, and just super legit. Thats what makes it great. Scramble on dude!
Really appreciate the contribution, as well as all of the nice comments. Helps keep us going, especially when we have such long edit times to make a video. We have 100s of hours of video to go through. But certainly all the Mexico videos are going to be great!
Love the content!! Safe travels!
Thanks Alex!
Good video - hard to watch sometimes but it explained everything well.
Nice to meet you crazy kids! Be safe out there!
Hey Jami! We do our best. No injuries since Mexico!
Hey, I've been excited about your trip. We share a similar dream. I have the 1200 XE chrome addition.
I hope you're enjoying Utah. I grew up there. Hopefully you got to take the road to Bear lake from Ogden.
I love Utah. Putting it on the list of potential places to live one day! Did not get to do that road, but will be looking for excuses to go back! ;-)
One crazy mad adventure !
I know right!? If nothing else, we have been collecting some crazy stories!
That's a wild 8 months!
Yeah, it's been an adventure!
Blimey. No problems only solutions! 💪🏻
Very true!
Did Drew have that mapped out as a beginner course as well? Haha the memories
Hahaha
Oh shit. I had a bad accident with my bike the first month of riding also. I have 16screws and a metal plate. I felt your pain so much. After 3 months I started riding again. 1 month ago I fell again on the dirt with 'only' some pain on my chest that has been going on since. This was my turning point on stopping 'enduro' (even the light I am doing) and focus on more street trips or really light offroad. I will be selling my bike and buy either a CL500 or a rebel. The street Scrambler 900 is a dream for a year but it costs a lot IMO.
I would just suggest some more training (as a friend suggested me) in order to feel safer on the bike and in order to enhance our techniques. See you on the road and speed recovery!
Yeah, I need a lot of work if I'm going to do my first race next year.
About the 4th time youve promised to start releasing weekly videos. Maybe shoot for less aggressive sequencing, like monthly or every 2 weeks? Consistency over a period of time is only way to really grow a channel. Good luck to you both.
Bi-weekly is probably more realistic for us, if we weren't traveling. But the good news is that we are cranking videos out currently. Right now if we can get a few months ahead, then I think we're good. Worst case we need to plan taking breaks every now and then to chill somewhere and edit video.
WELCOME TO THE CYBORG CLUB!
I am now bullet proof, in one very specific location.
The knock must be so hard that even with riding boots you had fractures.
Yeah, that steel rack hit hard.