If you are ever in doubt whether people are enjoying your videos, Don’t! My wife and I look forward to each video. They are great inspiration for us to travel and explore. Thanks so much!
Recently I did an 8-day MC camping trip to the Keweenaw Peninsula in the UP with a buddy. We trailered our Bushtec's behind the Gold Wings to hold all the camping gear. My biggest decision was which tent to get. The wife & I had a Eureka in the '80s when their motto was 'guaranteed to keep you dry' and loved it on many camping trips. Wasn't so sure about the newest Eureka's. I looked at the Space Camp 6, but ultimately went with the Kelty Wireless 6. Turned out to be an excellent choice. Lots of room inside, double vestibules, and kept me dry even though some of those Lake Superior rains made it between the footprint & tent bottom. This video took me back to our last trip to Jackson Hole where we camped in the National Elk Refuge in 2007 with the kids. We're hoping 2023 finally brings us our next venture out west to many National Parks on the GW. Our plan is to stay in hotels for ease of travel during a limited time away from work. Great job on the video!
I am loving your channel, taking me to parts of your country I will never get to. Over this side of the pond, here in the UK I stumbled across you a couple of months ago and binged upon your previous escapades. I'm now stuck with you, waiting for your next video with avide anticipation through the week. I too am of advancing years (77 and returned to motorcycling recently) and love your sense of humor and enthusiasm coming across in your videos. Ride safe and stay healthy. Take care.
Beautiful!!! I remember when you were camping in Yellowstone last year and it made me think how awesome it would be to travel here, then we got hit with restrictions!!! So glad you took us back here!!!
Guys, you are awesome! Your videos are so honestly edited, like a complete behind the scenes view. Such a difference from other overly perfected videos. I look forward to the next one as soon as I watch the latest one. Have fun and stay safe out there!
Took that one turn pretty tight Rich and Chris you can say it anyway you want especially to someone who isn't from the area they'll think your a local that scenery is something to remember be careful and ride safe my friends God love ya both
Popo Agie is a Crow Indian word that most people believe means "gurgling river." When the first white trappers arrived in the area the Crow people were here, and that is what they called the river. It is pronounced "Puh - Po Shuh" (two words).
Omg...water looks soo good to sit in. Wish I was there with you guys. By the way, whatever you're filming with has excellent quality. Be careful and stay safe. Love you guys 💞💜💞
Just south of Alpine, out in the backwoods is we’re I had my first encounter with a wolf pack, they stopped by in the twilight to say hi … Take care, enjoy the fall up there…
Regarding, walking / hiking / riding boots: I have a pair of Corcoran Jump (paratrooper) boots I've owned since 1982. I've walked/hiked through swamps, jungles and mountain trails. Way too many miles to keep track of. They also are my favorite riding boots. Easy on and off (side zipper), plenty of ankle support, and easily re-soled. You should look into a pair... Just a thought.
G'day Guys. . . Out of curiosity what month was the current video filmed? Looks like the right time of year to be there... I'm wondering for my own planning purposes in 2023... Keep up the adventures... You both always make my Sunday. . Cheers
My sister lived in Mississippi and hit 3 deer in under 2 years. All were by "Church" signs. She later discovered that entire deer family was dyslexic ;- )
Richard, you are missing so much by not having a Tri Glide. Never have to worry about scraping in curves, never worry about dirt or gravel roads and it will pull a trailer very easy with no worry about falling over on hills. Believe me I know they are expensive but in the long run for the traveling you two are doing, perfect machine.
@@davidcowey604 I have been riding since my first bike in 1972. I have hit the ground 3 times and one of them put me out of commission for almost a year with my right shoulder damaged. I still have road rash or asphalt in my right knee from sliding on the road. You may be cute about scraping the road but it is no fun when your ass is doing the scraping.
I know that if I put my stuff next to the fly outside, it would be soaked. I keep wondering if your bikes are over loaded. I'm sure you cover this somewhere.
Hey I wonder if someone has thron a Rubber Ducky on the river few feet before it goes under ground and have someone at the other end counting the minutes and see how long it took the toy to travel..
@@TwoWheelsBigLife both of you are always complaining about you carry too much extra stuff you don't need, and yet you can't see that right in front of your face
We did a phenomenal job building and maintaining national parks. The government of the United States of America built the highways and post offices. Glad to see that one may grace 😢 the American way. Best one can do to support the country and show approval of the effort is to use them to the max. There you are. Thanks 🙏 sayonara amigos 🎃 Happy Halloween 🎃
If you are ever in doubt whether people are enjoying your videos, Don’t! My wife and I look forward to each video. They are great inspiration for us to travel and explore. Thanks so much!
Thanks David
So glad you finally got a tent that works well. Scenery is stupendous!
Thanks Karen
Liked the “BURNS AND ALLEN”, opening! Yellowstone is always great!
So glad I came back to you guys....real stuff we all are doing and can relate....thanks!
👍👍
I just noticed, thought you had sheepskins for the saddles, but didn’t see ‘em? You guys are awesome! Every week a bucket list site!!
Yes that was on the GS they didn’t fit the Tiger or HD
Recently I did an 8-day MC camping trip to the Keweenaw Peninsula in the UP with a buddy. We trailered our Bushtec's behind the Gold Wings to hold all the camping gear. My biggest decision was which tent to get. The wife & I had a Eureka in the '80s when their motto was 'guaranteed to keep you dry' and loved it on many camping trips. Wasn't so sure about the newest Eureka's. I looked at the Space Camp 6, but ultimately went with the Kelty Wireless 6. Turned out to be an excellent choice. Lots of room inside, double vestibules, and kept me dry even though some of those Lake Superior rains made it between the footprint & tent bottom. This video took me back to our last trip to Jackson Hole where we camped in the National Elk Refuge in 2007 with the kids. We're hoping 2023 finally brings us our next venture out west to many National Parks on the GW. Our plan is to stay in hotels for ease of travel during a limited time away from work. Great job on the video!
Looks like fun. Those mountains are so beautiful. I’m glad your new tent is working well for you.
Stay safe & have a great ride!
Another amazing adventure! I'm confused, I thought ya'all were taking a southern route. No worries, I enjoy watching any route you take!
I am loving your channel, taking me to parts of your country I will never get to. Over this side of the pond, here in the UK I stumbled across you a couple of months ago and binged upon your previous escapades. I'm now stuck with you, waiting for your next video with avide anticipation through the week. I too am of advancing years (77 and returned to motorcycling recently) and love your sense of humor and enthusiasm coming across in your videos. Ride safe and stay healthy. Take care.
Awesome Ian. Thanks
That was awesome thanks for taking us along beautiful scenery take care and ride safe
Thanks Tom
Beautiful!!! I remember when you were camping in Yellowstone last year and it made me think how awesome it would be to travel here, then we got hit with restrictions!!! So glad you took us back here!!!
Yes lots now
I sure miss you guys wish I were back riding but I understand
The Sink is amazing. Imagine it's 1805-06 and Lewis & Clark...
Yes we discuss that kind of stuff. It would be quite a site.
Guys, you are awesome! Your videos are so honestly edited, like a complete behind the scenes view. Such a difference from other overly perfected videos. I look forward to the next one as soon as I watch the latest one. Have fun and stay safe out there!
Took that one turn pretty tight Rich and Chris you can say it anyway you want especially to someone who isn't from the area they'll think your a local that scenery is something to remember be careful and ride safe my friends God love ya both
Nice life & i like.
Greetings from Timor Island, Indonesia 😇
Really enjoyed. We were in the Tetons four four nights and one day in Yellowstone this year. Beautiful.
Popo Agie is a Crow Indian word that most people believe means "gurgling river." When the first white trappers arrived in the area the Crow people were here, and that is what they called the river.
It is pronounced "Puh - Po Shuh" (two words).
Thanks I k ew we didn’t have the pronunciations correct. Could not remember after just being told 🤦♂️🤦♂️
I bought a Eureka tent 40+ years ago and it's still my go to tent!
You guys should look into light weight nylon tarps and paracord to make a shelter over the table during rain
🤔🤔👍
Just an awesome video. Thank you for sharing yet another great adventure...
Was in that neck of the woods a few years ago. Beautiful!!
I so enjoy your videos. Thank you so much.
You are welcome Betty Jo
Thanks!…..always enjoy!
You’re always welcome Bernie. Cheers
This is a beary good video 😉best wishes from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦
Ba da ba 🥁
You two are hilarious, in a good way✌️ It snowed in this area last week. Hope you all are heading South. Ride loud and proud.
Cheers
@@TwoWheelsBigLife 😃✌️😃
Happy to see you on video again
Only missed 1 week. Thanks for being back.
love yall!!!
Ha. Funny bear storage, no shoes…but it’s the foot board drag at minute 3:15 that gets a “wow”.
Yes 😀🤣🤣
The waterfall hike was incredible views!!
Amazing views!!!!
Thanks
Great to see you doing things back to the basics!
Great Video And Thanks For Sharing My Friend!
Thank you too
So interesting thanks for the vlog one of your best
Omg...water looks soo good to sit in. Wish I was there with you guys. By the way, whatever you're filming with has excellent quality. Be careful and stay safe. Love you guys 💞💜💞
Thanks. Just go Ol GoPros.
@@TwoWheelsBigLife you're welcome. Looks like the GoPro is the one to go with 😀
My motorcycle boots are Redwings and they are as comfortable as tennis shoes!!! Elevation kicks my butt!! So I empathize with Chris…
Eureka makes some really good tents.
Beautiful❤️❤️
Beautiful scenery
Nice to see your camping progression. Will we be seeing “hot-tent” camping and larger rain flys during the winter?
I love ❤ Wyoming
Just south of Alpine, out in the backwoods is we’re I had my first encounter with a wolf pack, they stopped by in the twilight to say hi …
Take care, enjoy the fall up there…
Cheers
Regarding, walking / hiking / riding boots: I have a pair of Corcoran Jump (paratrooper) boots I've owned since 1982. I've walked/hiked through swamps, jungles and mountain trails. Way too many miles to keep track of. They also are my favorite riding boots. Easy on and off (side zipper), plenty of ankle support, and easily re-soled. You should look into a pair... Just a thought.
Awesome scenery
Great video!
The bears will appreciate you cooking their food first. Lol
Great video
Try strolling around atop Pikes Peak (14,110 ft above sea level). Next time I go I'm taking a bottle of oxygen!
Really wish that you could safely give a approximate date when you are at these locations.
This was 7 weeks ago. We are usually 6-8 weeks behind.
So true, M/C boots are not make for walking despite what Nancy sings.
G'day Guys. . . Out of curiosity what month was the current video filmed? Looks like the right time of year to be there... I'm wondering for my own planning purposes in 2023... Keep up the adventures... You both always make my Sunday. . Cheers
Never mind .... saw the post below about ~8 weeks ago.. Cheers
Awesome. Thanks
I also was interested in finding out the month you were in this area. Thanks.
My sister lived in Mississippi and hit 3 deer in under 2 years. All were by "Church" signs. She later discovered that entire deer family was dyslexic ;- )
Richard, you are missing so much by not having a Tri Glide. Never have to worry about scraping in curves, never worry about dirt or gravel roads and it will pull a trailer very easy with no worry about falling over on hills. Believe me I know they are expensive but in the long run for the traveling you two are doing, perfect machine.
Of it ain't scrapen it ain't riden
I love scraping hard in the corners
@@davidcowey604 I have been riding since my first bike in 1972. I have hit the ground 3 times and one of them put me out of commission for almost a year with my right shoulder damaged. I still have road rash or asphalt in my right knee from sliding on the road. You may be cute about scraping the road but it is no fun when your ass is doing the scraping.
So fall and winter are coming what are guys doing. Heading south are going to a winter din.
I know that if I put my stuff next to the fly outside, it would be soaked. I keep wondering if your bikes are over loaded. I'm sure you cover this somewhere.
Ol Ms Alice has no more weight then as if I was riding 2 up camping.
I apologize beforehand because I guess I missed it, but why no trailer or is that a seasonal piece of equipment? Enjoy your channel !!
Hey I wonder if someone has thron a Rubber Ducky on the river few feet before it goes under ground and
have someone at the other end counting the minutes and see how long it took the toy to travel..
🤔🤔
Lander, Wyoming 1972 Rainbow Gathering
How's the tiger 900? I'm trying to choose between a tiger 660 sport and 850 sport.
How far behind are your videos? Trying to get a feel for season when you post.
We are 6-8 week behind. This is 7
#1 today
Yes WaHoo!!!
So do you guys miss the bush tech trailer yet.
I see can see Richard building you your very own bear box once you home.
You mean when we buy another home. Right now we are traveling
When it rains don't you wish you still had your travel trailer?
We still have it it’s just parked. Gas is expensive to drag that thing around. We love the bike travel.
@15:07 what scraped the ground?😲🤭😒🤫
My floor boards I love scraping them. 🤔👍
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Did he find any shoes??
You only need one laptop, and both of those are too big anyway, once you get your smaller laptop?
🤔🤔 trying to figure out how you would know what we need 🤔🤔
@@TwoWheelsBigLife both of you are always complaining about you carry too much extra stuff you don't need, and yet you can't see that right in front of your face
What, your back on a Harley ???
Deer crossing signs, I don’t get it, they can’t read, lol.
Yes 😂 we can
What happen to big Jake?
Big Jake was just too much in gasoline and we missed the ride so we went full circle
Dollar general for the win....🤔
No we went to a local outdoors shop.
Rich just wanted to support small town businesses?
That’s right. Bought some nice Keen Shoes.
American….acclimated???? English……..acclimatised. Two nations separated by a “common” language.
We did a phenomenal job building and maintaining national parks. The government of the United States of America built the highways and post offices. Glad to see that one may grace 😢 the American way.
Best one can do to support the country and show approval of the effort is to use them to the max.
There you are. Thanks 🙏 sayonara amigos 🎃 Happy Halloween 🎃