Part 4: WYBDR + more on a Royal Enfield Himalayan: Sinks Canyon State Park WY to Alcova Lake WY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- In August of 2023, my buddy Stan and I flew to Billings MT and rented Royal Enfield Himalayans to do the Wyoming BDR and some more tracks on a 10 day trip. Our route comprised of a loop of the BDR going backwards north to south, then picking up more or less the Great Divide route up to Tetons NP, then back to our start in Red Lodge MT through Yellowstone. It was a fantastic adventure, each day was full of great scenery, great riding, and always some kind of surprise.
Cool ol western vibe there JP. Looks like a perfect ride for the himi. Thanks man.
Another great series, John. This and the cannonball have both been excellent, thank
thank you very much.... I hope the upcoming episodes do not disappoint LOL
No ET this time - bummer! Great ride again.
I don’t mind the camera deal at all. Thought I would. Nice job JP! Still great videos as always. Look forward to seeing the next episode.
Hey Johnny....when all else fails get some J B Weld...LOL
That's the definition of 'wide open spaces'! Thanks for risking your neck all day doing handheld, gotta suffer for your art right!?
Where are the sand sections on Beaver Rim (section 4)and the bikes sequentially dropping that's one of the toughest sections on the whole Wy BDR! Buddy, where is that portrayal??
We took Ore rd down from Beaver Rim to the highway to skip the worst sand. No Ragerts!
You didn’t film the rough parts of the road !
Correct - that's what kind of was a bummer about this trip my Go Pro mount broke so I was hand holding the camera while riding one handed. During the roughest stuff I had to put both hands on the handlebars!
Parts of that road out to Beaver Rim was pretty tough to ride, rutted road with sand in the bottom. We actually took Ore road and bypassed some of it, it was wearing us out
Get a chest strap mount
Couldn’t fine one on the trip available. I’ll definitely have backup mounts next trip