Honda Ruckus Backcountry Touring in Extreme Remote NW British Columbia

If you're the kind of individual who enjoys venturing far from the well-trodden path and, upon arrival, can't help but ponder what lies "beyond," then this video is tailor-made for you! Come along with us as we embark on a journey with our trusty Honda Ruckus Scooters to a secluded lake, a place seldom visited by people. Many years ago, a work camp existed along the highway between Haines Junction, Yukon, and Haines, Alaska. This desolate stretch of road, which takes you over the Chilkoot Pass, still bears the remnants of that old work camp. It's the ideal spot to establish a base camp and explore the surroundings from every angle!
The road proved to be an exhilarating adventure. It was rugged, with sections of sand, gravel, and sharp rocks, and it featured several diverse creek crossings along the way-a true Ruckus enthusiast's dream! As it turned out, the lake was a mere three miles from our starting point.
We harbored hopes of scouting a nearby drainage, with thoughts of returning in better weather to kayak on the lake, access the drainage, and hike up to a glacier. However, our attempt to bushwhack our way in proved to be more challenging than anticipated. The persistent wind caused the waves to relentlessly pound the shore, making it difficult to navigate along the shoreline. Eventually, we stumbled upon an ideal spot for a lunch break and made the decision to turn back and rejoin our trusty Ruckus scooters for more adventures!
What an enjoyable experience it was, both the location and the ride itself! Don't forget to explore our other Adventure videos, which include more thrilling Ruckus rides!
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[@CandaceFrench-r1u]

What is the heaviest a rider should be on a Ruckus ??? What is your weight ?? Is the ruckus comfortable ??

[@YourJesusJourney]

@@CandaceFrench-r1u I’d say around 250 lbs or less. And they’re ok - really depends on your riding style and experience

[@xpoint9629]

Hi, I just got one from a trade, and my questions are: Do I need to insure this type of ride to ride it on the street?

[@YourJesusJourney]

@@xpoint9629 you’ll have to verify but we licensed them but didn’t insure them

[@Damian-Church-NZ]

you guys are cool AF.. great way to spend your time..

[@YourJesusJourney]

Thanks! Def a good day!

[@mavalos156]

What dog bag is that ? Awesome video !!

[@YourJesusJourney]

I think that one is K9 Sport Sack and they had them in lots of different sizes and colors. He loves it!

[@PhantasyGaming]

Is your red ruckus a 2009

[@YourJesusJourney]

Yep 👍🏼

[@timdupont3227]

Lovely little Boot Scootin' Adventure ❤️ 😁

[@YourJesusJourney]

Indeed! Super cool place!

[@pureblood2020]

Good 'ol big one / big 'ol good one.

[@EwenRoberts-o8o]

Lovely scenery there. Ruckus bikes are great to get around places on. Great video.

[@chuckbayman]

Just a amazing video, thanks for sharing

[@YourJesusJourney]

Glad you enjoyed it! Such a fun place to explore!

[@CrystalAdVANtures]

Great views I loved this video 😊🙏🏻

[@YourJesusJourney]

Glad you enjoyed

[@southendsurfer]

Cool video

[@YourJesusJourney]

Thanks Zach! Appreciate that! Sure was fun exploring up there!

[@jonny6758]

How they seem to handle

[@YourJesusJourney]

Ya they do great and small enough they’re easy to manhandle around if needed

[@jonny6758]

@YourJesusJourney do you have like knobby types or just the stock version thanks

[@YourJesusJourney]

@@jonny6758 still just the stock tires on them. We’re looking into some knobby ones for better traction in mud and gravel though