I’ve seen a lot of ride vids over the years, but this one takes the cake for beauty. I agree 100% with this guy about how we can’t see crap compared to his human eye. Great riding, amazing footage. Great overview during the vid. Wow, Idaho riding been on my bucket list for a long time and you just moved it to the front. Absolutely beautiful!!!
It beautiful riding here in the summer time, but cabin fever-ville in the winter! People like me still ride in the winter, but if it snows a ton then i end up getting fat like everyone else.
I don't know if me and my TW200 could do that trail. I think that it could, but it would be at a lot slower pace. I have went up some very rocky trails with it, and it did just fine. That big old back tire seem to not care what I throw at it. This summer I am going to need to do some more riding and get more use to it. it is a 2022, and I have only got 1,500 miles on it so far, and 2/3 of those miles were in easy terrain. That trail was anything but easy. I see that you had no problems. We will see about me. I am 77 years old, so it will be baby steps for a while. You did a good job with the drone and riding.
Our old cabin is at the bottom of the mountain at the end of the clip. I can see the dip into Hazard Creek and the Seven Devils on the other side in the distance. That's right above Morgan Lake, by my estimation. I've only ever come up as far as Morgan from Hazard/Hard Creek. God I miss that place.
Nice! I’m getting ready to start my vlog soon. I wish there was a way to show how steep hills are! Go pros make crazy terrain look flat. Going to experiment with a 360 🤷♂️
Always good stuff, just a tip, with your penchant for riding solo invest in a Spot or Inreach locator, it sends your location every ten minutes and someone or anyone you authorize can log in and see where you are at. It also has the ability to send a couple different messages to your designated email recipients, The newer more spendy units allow you to text message contacts. There is also a button that says send the helicopter I am in a bad way. Well worth the money for the peace of mind of your loved ones.
Cost benefit. Get a spot or Garmin if you ride solo. One broken chain or wet river crossing could cost more than just a hike out. My HS buddy's wife said no more solo travel ( he's a back country skier) after he got stuck for 2 days due to a broken ski and he left the spot in the truck. They were literally starting to plan the funeral. She was shook up for a while and she was totally cool before. He on the other hand was super excited because he had just survived with minimal gear and was inching to tell his wife how he used his scouting skills and rocked it.
@@RacerRed I have the cheapest Spot, It is like 150.00 for the unit and 220 a year. Works fine for me with the canned messages (that you put in) but the thing is someone always knows your coordinates. So many times you may start out in one direction and end up 15 miles away. So even if you told folks where you were headed they would have a hell of a time finding you.
more I see your videos, the more I want to visit Idaho. Just got my truck camper and planning on exploring a lot more states. would be cool if we ride out one of these days! we were planning to visit this year, but we did another area.
@@RacerRed thanks buddy. when we go there, ill hit you up to see if maybe you want to meet up. if you are more of a solo rider, totally understand. might be next year summer the way things are looking
Absolutely great trails today, I so appreciate your treading lightly approach, you are an ambassador to our sport. Thanks for your effort in showing us a piece of Gods country. Hope to get my Husky 250 out that way soon for a few weeks before the end of the year 👍🏻
That area is amazing. The family just spent the last week camping at lost valley reservoir. The gravel roads were amazingly good but the 2 track ( only thing around / we only brought the ATV and sxs/ hard to take little people on a bike) were way overgrown and often the clean trails had a forest service number but were not listed on the MVUM maps. But beautiful area and friendly people.
Amazing video!!! I’m a resident of Idaho and got into trail riding do you mind sharing any single track trails for a beginner? Been riding a nice track we’ve built and a little desert! If you can’t share that its okay I understand!
Just found your channel via this video. I don't often comment on videos, but the awesome footage and scenery you're getting, along with recording and posting it in 4K, I just got to give some pointers in case you don't know that much about editing or camera settings. You commented here about color correcting it. I'm with you on that. Please take this in the spirit it is intended. To see your videos come out better, not to criticize. First, if you're video editing, use your monitors built in or video driver program to calibrate your monitor. If you're spending the time to run it your video thru an editing program to do color corrections, sharpening and the like, go that extra step to bring down your highlights and try to recover some detail. Tho, that's not often possible. Detail data is lost in overblown/overexposed footage. As for the Gopro, turn Protune on to get access to your cameras advanced features. Set white balance to auto, shutter speed to auto, exposure compensation to -1 (minus 1), color profile to Flat ( Flat captures more detail in highlights and shadows as well as all the color detail that you can still saturate as you wish during editing). I think default ISO on Gopros is 1600. I think that's too bright for sunny days with clouds in the skies, haze on blue sky or anything that reflects sunlight like rocks and such. Set ISO to 400. It's easier to pull detail out of the shadows and dark areas, as all the detail is there, but you can't pull detail out blown out highlights because there isn't any. You can however brighten highlights "if you need to" if the camera settings didn't blow them out in the first place. You should be able to set you Sony camera up similar. You have a lot of dark shadows that detail could be pulled out of without effecting the surrounding brighter terrain that's in the sun, nor effect contrast negatively, but if it does, you can fine tune that too, because all the data is there to be manipulated. I may download this video just to see what I can do with it, even tho it doesn't have the original metadata. I got some catch up to do in going thru and watching your wonderful Idaho footage. Subscribed.
Awesome!! How many batteries do you go through on your camera on a ride like this? Assuming like a 4 hr ride. Which camera was you using on this video? Was thinking about getting the sony.
I have my camera connected to an external battery pack which lasts a day. The Sony requires more color grading to look right, but it super reliable; never fails. The Sony is my primary camera and the GoPro is secondary. The GoPro is easier to use, footage looks good straight out of the camera, but it’s fragile compared to Sony.
I cut my teeth on a 4 stroke, and have ridden them almost exclusively, as well as my riding mates. Trying to understand the allure of 2 strokes in technical stuff.
@@wayward03 wow, never heard anyone say they didn’t like the KTM 300! That’s my all time go to favorite bike. It makes trail riding 10 times better than it already is. Each their own I guess
@@devodar2579 it was crazy vibey and every control was super light, felt twitchy to me. Thought my filings would fall out of my mouth and my hands would be permanently numb.
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Insane riding! Awesome!
Beautiful drone footage, that first part looked like a intro to a movie! Beautiful area too!
Thanks man! Yeah, this are was one of my favorites, for sure. I will be back for more trails around there.
Been in Idaho my whole life and it still amazes me there are places like this! cool vid and thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I’ve seen a lot of ride vids over the years, but this one takes the cake for beauty. I agree 100% with this guy about how we can’t see crap compared to his human eye. Great riding, amazing footage. Great overview during the vid. Wow, Idaho riding been on my bucket list for a long time and you just moved it to the front. Absolutely beautiful!!!
Brilliant video you’re so lucky to have that view while riding
Dazzer F Idaho is amazing! Views everywhere but cold like mother Russia in the winter!
You are literally living the dream. I was considering moving to Idaho and you may have just sold me.
It beautiful riding here in the summer time, but cabin fever-ville in the winter! People like me still ride in the winter, but if it snows a ton then i end up getting fat like everyone else.
The winter is horrible don’t recommend moving here
I don't know if me and my TW200 could do that trail. I think that it could, but it would be at a lot slower pace. I have went up some very rocky trails with it, and it did just fine. That big old back tire seem to not care what I throw at it. This summer I am going to need to do some more riding and get more use to it. it is a 2022, and I have only got 1,500 miles on it so far, and 2/3 of those miles were in easy terrain. That trail was anything but easy. I see that you had no problems. We will see about me. I am 77 years old, so it will be baby steps for a while. You did a good job with the drone and riding.
You have some of the nicest and amazing riding trails, cool vids my friend! I might need to take a long drive south
If you ever make it down here i can show you around. It's pretty awesome!
Wow! What an awesome trail. Looks like it was a good climb out. Good job.
Our old cabin is at the bottom of the mountain at the end of the clip. I can see the dip into Hazard Creek and the Seven Devils on the other side in the distance. That's right above Morgan Lake, by my estimation. I've only ever come up as far as Morgan from Hazard/Hard Creek. God I miss that place.
Great Video! The drone footage is really spectacular. On a 4K monitor your color correction and sharpening look spot on.
Captain Cornbread Thank you! I appreciate the time you took to throw some positivity my way.
Hey Captain, I totally agree. This guy did an amazing job on the vid for sure!!!
Great content man keep up the good work
Nice! I’m getting ready to start my vlog soon. I wish there was a way to show how steep hills are! Go pros make crazy terrain look flat. Going to experiment with a 360 🤷♂️
Always good stuff, just a tip, with your penchant for riding solo invest in a Spot or Inreach locator, it sends your location every ten minutes and someone or anyone you authorize can log in and see where you are at. It also has the ability to send a couple different messages to your designated email recipients, The newer more spendy units allow you to text message contacts. There is also a button that says send the helicopter I am in a bad way. Well worth the money for the peace of mind of your loved ones.
L Wil thanks! I will keep that in mind. Do you have to pay a subscription fee?
Cost benefit. Get a spot or Garmin if you ride solo. One broken chain or wet river crossing could cost more than just a hike out. My HS buddy's wife said no more solo travel ( he's a back country skier) after he got stuck for 2 days due to a broken ski and he left the spot in the truck. They were literally starting to plan the funeral. She was shook up for a while and she was totally cool before. He on the other hand was super excited because he had just survived with minimal gear and was inching to tell his wife how he used his scouting skills and rocked it.
@@RacerRed I have the cheapest Spot, It is like 150.00 for the unit and 220 a year. Works fine for me with the canned messages (that you put in) but the thing is someone always knows your coordinates. So many times you may start out in one direction and end up 15 miles away. So even if you told folks where you were headed they would have a hell of a time finding you.
Beautiful trails. Looks a lot like the High Uintahs.
Yeah, these trails are good ones. I will most definitely be back to explore more.
more I see your videos, the more I want to visit Idaho. Just got my truck camper and planning on exploring a lot more states. would be cool if we ride out one of these days! we were planning to visit this year, but we did another area.
There is no shortage of beautiful area to visit in idaho. No matter where you go, you can find awesome lakes and mountains.
@@RacerRed thanks buddy. when we go there, ill hit you up to see if maybe you want to meet up. if you are more of a solo rider, totally understand. might be next year summer the way things are looking
@@RWWRENTAL I will definitely be up for some riding. Just shoot me an email when you want to go.
Absolutely great trails today, I so appreciate your treading lightly approach, you are an ambassador to our sport. Thanks for your effort in showing us a piece of Gods country. Hope to get my Husky 250 out that way soon for a few weeks before the end of the year 👍🏻
Mark Bevans I appreciate the comment! Another couple months of good riding left before the snow hits!
That area is amazing. The family just spent the last week camping at lost valley reservoir. The gravel roads were amazingly good but the 2 track ( only thing around / we only brought the ATV and sxs/ hard to take little people on a bike) were way overgrown and often the clean trails had a forest service number but were not listed on the MVUM maps. But beautiful area and friendly people.
Yeah, I really enjoyed visiting these lakes. I will be back to hike the area this year if i can find the time!
epic ride scared me too.
Amazing video!!! I’m a resident of Idaho and got into trail riding do you mind sharing any single track trails for a beginner? Been riding a nice track we’ve built and a little desert! If you can’t share that its okay I understand!
Just found your channel via this video. I don't often comment on videos, but the awesome footage and scenery you're getting, along with recording and posting it in 4K, I just got to give some pointers in case you don't know that much about editing or camera settings. You commented here about color correcting it. I'm with you on that. Please take this in the spirit it is intended. To see your videos come out better, not to criticize.
First, if you're video editing, use your monitors built in or video driver program to calibrate your monitor.
If you're spending the time to run it your video thru an editing program to do color corrections, sharpening and the like, go that extra step to bring down your highlights and try to recover some detail. Tho, that's not often possible. Detail data is lost in overblown/overexposed footage.
As for the Gopro, turn Protune on to get access to your cameras advanced features. Set white balance to auto, shutter speed to auto, exposure compensation to -1 (minus 1), color profile to Flat ( Flat captures more detail in highlights and shadows as well as all the color detail that you can still saturate as you wish during editing). I think default ISO on Gopros is 1600. I think that's too bright for sunny days with clouds in the skies, haze on blue sky or anything that reflects sunlight like rocks and such. Set ISO to 400.
It's easier to pull detail out of the shadows and dark areas, as all the detail is there, but you can't pull detail out blown out highlights because there isn't any. You can however brighten highlights "if you need to" if the camera settings didn't blow them out in the first place. You should be able to set you Sony camera up similar.
You have a lot of dark shadows that detail could be pulled out of without effecting the surrounding brighter terrain that's in the sun, nor effect contrast negatively, but if it does, you can fine tune that too, because all the data is there to be manipulated.
I may download this video just to see what I can do with it, even tho it doesn't have the original metadata.
I got some catch up to do in going thru and watching your wonderful Idaho footage. Subscribed.
Great video. I climbed that hill last fall with snow and ice on it, was a tuff one. What map says it will be single track?
Thanks man. I bet that was fun that late in the year! OnX Maps shows the trail changes to single track.
Is that near Sandpoint?
What navigation app you run? Thinking about giving Gaia a shot?
That’s a good app I hear. I use OnX off-road personally
Where is this ? I’ve hunted grassy my hole life.
Awesome!! How many batteries do you go through on your camera on a ride like this? Assuming like a 4 hr ride.
Which camera was you using on this video? Was thinking about getting the sony.
I have my camera connected to an external battery pack which lasts a day. The Sony requires more color grading to look right, but it super reliable; never fails. The Sony is my primary camera and the GoPro is secondary. The GoPro is easier to use, footage looks good straight out of the camera, but it’s fragile compared to Sony.
@@RacerRed Ok. That's what I've heard about them Sony it will probably be. Thank You!!!
Another great one...
On a trail like that you prefer your 2-stroker over your KTM?
RastaRobby I definitely prefer the TE250 in this environment. The KTM 450 is more for wide open riding.
I cut my teeth on a 4 stroke, and have ridden them almost exclusively, as well as my riding mates. Trying to understand the allure of 2 strokes in technical stuff.
@@rastarobby4657 Less weight and supposedly better off the bottom but i wasn't impressed with the ktm300. I am barely an intermediate rider though.
@@wayward03 wow, never heard anyone say they didn’t like the KTM 300! That’s my all time go to favorite bike. It makes trail riding 10 times better than it already is. Each their own I guess
@@devodar2579 it was crazy vibey and every control was super light, felt twitchy to me. Thought my filings would fall out of my mouth and my hands would be permanently numb.
Do you know that there are ads supporting The Lids on here?
Mike Poe there is a way to control ads but I haven’t figured it out yet. Technically, they are supporting me by running the commie ads 😂
@@RacerRed Right on. I didn't know if you knew. Great vids. Great views! Keep em coming.
It would help if your helmet wasn't blocking a part of the view.
tell em to FOAD Red
Please stop talking during your rides. Love to hear the motor. Outside of that. Great vids.
Bless your heart
#LGBFJB