This part of the hill country is very beautiful! I'm from Pearsall TX. , myself and my beloved wife would travel these roads a few years ago! We enjoyed the sites! Lost Maples and the road back to Bandera, just awesome! I called this place the Grand Canyon of Texas! My wife passed away four years ago, she battled cancer! She's in heaven with our Lord Jesus Christ! I miss her alot! I haven't gone back to this area anymore since my wife passed away! I think it would hurt me to travel on my own! I enjoyed ur video! Keep on ridin brother! God bless you always and forever!
I am sorry for your loss. It's always difficult to lose a loved one. This area of Texas is really beautiful and we really enjoy it. I hope you find the will to get back on these roads. I believe that your wife would want that. Thanks for watching my video.
I'm just getting a chance to watch this. I love it! We were there, too, and had a blast. Kake captured the accident on video. I was with your group, three bikes ahead of you on the Goldwing.
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Yessir not sure we actually introduced ourselves but we did briefly speak a time or two at the event. Man that was fun. I did watch your video about the accident and I have subscribed to your channel. I see its not totally a bad thing to leave your camera going. You got some funny footage. Yall be careful.
Great video Bill! I was on this ride with the group and unfortunately we did not meet. I did subscribe to your channel and can,t wait to see part two. Just fyi I was the guy that yelled out Go Cowboys in the parking lot of Walmart.
Hey Jo Jo. Thank you for watching my video and subscribing. I would've been right with you hollering go Cowboys, until I watched last nights game. Maybe we will meet on another ride. I appreciate you leaving a comment.
Great video! I’m glad you made the wrong turn because when you caught back up on the right route my buddy and I were the two bikes ahead of you. We now get to enjoy some great ride footage of us through the scenic first part. Really enjoyed the content! Newly subscribed. 🤙🏼🇺🇸 (edit….I should have said you knew they made the wrong turn and turned around on your own)
LOL. Hey Southern, thanks for watching. That ride was a blast. Hopefully they will grow this thing for next year. You should come. Thanks for your comment.
Glad the gentleman wasn't seriously injured, I road the t.s. routes about a month ago. Didn't think they were bad at all but then again I'm from n.e. Iowa and ride a lot in s.w. wis. and are use to twisted roads .
Hey Scott, thanks for watching my video. I have ridden these roads several times. I have just never ridden with 100 other riders. Im sure a lot of different experience levels. It's a matter of numbers. Better to ride it with experienced riders. Actually probably better to ride with smaller number of riders. Thanks for commenting.
When they put up the guardrail a small group of riders were going down 337 and a guy and his wife hit the guardrail. The post broke his rib which in turn punctured his lung and he died in his wife’s arms waiting for the ambulance. They now have rallys to support ambulances closer.
The screwed up thing about Google Maps. My wife and I can be standing next to each other and get two different routes. I have seen this a couple of times now. Just because the route is different does not make it wrong. When you left Walmart the group should have all left together and rode fairly tight. Then you just follow the road captain no matter what. Kelly B was the road captain. If the group gets split up then you need to rely on your Google Maps. I hope someone got footage of the crash. I cant believe members of your group are so far apart.
@@richpuller1348 Hey Rich, thanks for watching my video, and leaving a comment. You are right about there being more than one way to reach a destination. When we travel in our RV we run 3 different mapping devices and at times, get 3 different routes at the same time. At the pre ride meeting the route was briefly discussed and some printed maps were distributed. Jack (Bogey) stated that it would be difficult to stay together. There were 100 bikes there with all different experience levels of riding. Most had never ridden these roads. Im not sure that Kelley was actually in the lead but I just waited in line to leave the parking lot. Groups of riders had already been separated by traffic lights. The group I fell behind took a turn that I did not anticipate. I instinctively turned with that group, but I knew they were on a longer route so I turned around, and went the route that I wanted to go. The crash was unfortunate. Besides that, the ride was great.
@@billcarolstravelproject I have done about 100 group rides on roads i have never been on. The closer to the front the less likely you will get separated. The better riders and the more experienced riders usually move to the front. Less stress and more enjoyable in the back. In the back you better know where your going. Some in the back have no clue and they will get separated. If the guy in front of me runs a stop sign or red light so do I.
I kinda like that cell phone view, great capture of the day................JB..
This part of the hill country is very beautiful! I'm from Pearsall TX. , myself and my beloved wife would travel these roads a few years ago! We enjoyed the sites! Lost Maples and the road back to Bandera, just awesome! I called this place the Grand Canyon of Texas! My wife passed away four years ago, she battled cancer! She's in heaven with our Lord Jesus Christ! I miss her alot! I haven't gone back to this area anymore since my wife passed away! I think it would hurt me to travel on my own! I enjoyed ur video! Keep on ridin brother! God bless you always and forever!
I am sorry for your loss. It's always difficult to lose a loved one. This area of Texas is really beautiful and we really enjoy it. I hope you find the will to get back on these roads. I believe that your wife would want that. Thanks for watching my video.
@billcarolstravelproject Thank you so much!
I'm just getting a chance to watch this. I love it! We were there, too, and had a blast. Kake captured the accident on video. I was with your group, three bikes ahead of you on the Goldwing.
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Yessir not sure we actually introduced ourselves but we did briefly speak a time or two at the event. Man that was fun. I did watch your video about the accident and I have subscribed to your channel. I see its not totally a bad thing to leave your camera going. You got some funny footage. Yall be careful.
Nice
@@gregorr1404 thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
Good vid glad you all had a great time, that’s the beauty of riding motorcycles you get to meet some good people and see the the country 👍🏽
Hey SoutherBoyz, thanks for watching my video. Yessir. The "Daily Double". Meeting folks, and riding roads. Thanks for your comment.
Great video Bill! I was on this ride with the group and unfortunately we did not meet. I did subscribe to your channel and can,t wait to see part two. Just fyi I was the guy that yelled out Go Cowboys in the parking lot of Walmart.
Hey Jo Jo. Thank you for watching my video and subscribing. I would've been right with you hollering go Cowboys, until I watched last nights game. Maybe we will meet on another ride. I appreciate you leaving a comment.
I was the one who yelled Boooo! lol
LOL. I remember.
@@BootsandJeansRiders lol! Don’t be a hater Rich!
@@JoJoCruisinOn2s LMAO!!!
Great video and it was nice meeting you. I’m subscribe and wifey
Hey, thanks for subscribing. Glad you enjoyed the video. It was nice meeting you as well. I had a great time.
Great video! I’m glad you made the wrong turn because when you caught back up on the right route my buddy and I were the two bikes ahead of you. We now get to enjoy some great ride footage of us through the scenic first part. Really enjoyed the content! Newly subscribed. 🤙🏼🇺🇸 (edit….I should have said you knew they made the wrong turn and turned around on your own)
Hey Jerry, Thanks for watching my video. I enjoyed the pace and spacing riding behind you guys. Thanks for subscribing, and leaving a comment.
That's a sharp turn if you can see your own taillights! 😄 I would have done like you and would have gotten back on the correct route. Great video!
LOL. Hey Southern, thanks for watching. That ride was a blast. Hopefully they will grow this thing for next year. You should come. Thanks for your comment.
@billcarolstravelproject Hate I missed this one. Hopefully I can make next year. 👍
Glad the gentleman wasn't seriously injured, I road the t.s. routes about a month ago. Didn't think they were bad at all but then again I'm from n.e. Iowa and ride a lot in s.w. wis. and are use to twisted roads .
Hey Scott, thanks for watching my video. I have ridden these roads several times. I have just never ridden with 100 other riders. Im sure a lot of different experience levels. It's a matter of numbers. Better to ride it with experienced riders. Actually probably better to ride with smaller number of riders. Thanks for commenting.
Good job on the video Bill! I sure appreciate you coming, and it was a pleasure to meet both you and Carol. I look forward to getting together again.
Can't wait!
Great video, hoping the downed rider will be OK.
Hey 9mil. Thanks for watching. I heard in another post that he was doing ok. Thanks for leaving a comment.
The main thing is to respect the twisties on 3 sisters.
@@bigjohnson9561 Hey BigJ. Thanks for watching the video. You are exactly right about that. Thanks for your comment.
When they put up the guardrail a small group of riders were going down 337 and a guy and his wife hit the guardrail. The post broke his rib which in turn punctured his lung and he died in his wife’s arms waiting for the ambulance. They now have rallys to support ambulances closer.
Hey Barry, the response time in this case seemed very quick.
@ that shows how much they have developed their emergency services. I’ve been riding the sisters since ‘97,
The screwed up thing about Google Maps. My wife and I can be standing next to each other and get two different routes. I have seen this a couple of times now. Just because the route is different does not make it wrong. When you left Walmart the group should have all left together and rode fairly tight. Then you just follow the road captain no matter what. Kelly B was the road captain. If the group gets split up then you need to rely on your Google Maps.
I hope someone got footage of the crash. I cant believe members of your group are so far apart.
@@richpuller1348 Hey Rich, thanks for watching my video, and leaving a comment. You are right about there being more than one way to reach a destination. When we travel in our RV we run 3 different mapping devices and at times, get 3 different routes at the same time. At the pre ride meeting the route was briefly discussed and some printed maps were distributed. Jack (Bogey) stated that it would be difficult to stay together. There were 100 bikes there with all different experience levels of riding. Most had never ridden these roads. Im not sure that Kelley was actually in the lead but I just waited in line to leave the parking lot. Groups of riders had already been separated by traffic lights. The group I fell behind took a turn that I did not anticipate. I instinctively turned with that group, but I knew they were on a longer route so I turned around, and went the route that I wanted to go. The crash was unfortunate. Besides that, the ride was great.
@@billcarolstravelproject I have done about 100 group rides on roads i have never been on. The closer to the front the less likely you will get separated. The better riders and the more experienced riders usually move to the front. Less stress and more enjoyable in the back. In the back you better know where your going. Some in the back have no clue and they will get separated. If the guy in front of me runs a stop sign or red light so do I.
@@richpuller1348evidently everyone knew where to go. Everyone got there.