Visit motoblade.co for my full Route 66 guide and interactive planning maps! For the BEST viewing experience, watch in 4K on an HDR screen (Firefox cannot play back HDR properly). Have you guys been on Route 66 or are you planning a trip? Let me know below 👇🏻
@@deelzridesandadventrues I want to go back and take it all the way to the end in California. Lots more to see! You could take a month to do it all and stop at every little place along the way
The only way to watch this video is to watch it on your big screen TV. I just did that and it was a beautiful treat to watch the historic Route 66 on an HD Tv.
WOW! Thank you so much! I have never received a ‘Super Thanks’ tip on TH-cam before. This is my first one! So glad you liked the video 😀 If you’re planning a trip on Route 66 yourself, I have a whole guide with Google maps ready to go to help along the way 👇🏻 Thank you again so much!! www.motoblade.co/destinations/route-66
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the ride along. The scenery gets even more beautiful in my next few videos in this series. I started riding through the western National Parks!
It really was a beautiful trip! The next video in this series is even more beautiful - I started getting into the National Parks out west. Will have several videos on those coming soon!
Rte 66 is on my Bucket List. Did Sturgis in 2023.. and that was awesome. Curious what part of VT you're from.. I spent a lot time in East Corinth as a kid, and played a lot gigs as a musician in and around VT, and my daughter is currently attending Bennington College. I'm in the Boston area. Great video...
I’m close to the Northeast Kingdom area up north. Lots of beautiful riding up here, but also what feels like 9 month of winter every year 😂 I can’t recommend Route 66 enough. You could spend well over a month going end to end if you wanted to stop at every little attraction and roadside marker on the way. So much to see. I’ve got full maps on my site to help along the way 👇🏻 No gps will keep you on the route - you really got to pay attention or you’ll be off 66 and onto some new road. These maps help outline the path for you. I hope you get to do it one day! www.motoblade.co/destinations/route-66
Awesome video, loved the way you told your story on the Mother Road. Loved the drone footage, something I need to learn how to do… Loved your shot outside the Indian Trading Post at the continental divide - I have the exact same shot with my 2019 Chieftain Darkhorse in 2022 😊 Looking forward to the rest of your series on video.
Thank you man! Glad you loved the video so much. I can’t wait to share the next part with you guys - Monument Valley, Horseshoe Bend, and the Grand Canyon. The part after that was probably my favorite of the whole trip- Zion and Bryce. I want to go back to Zion and spend a week. It was spectacular.
I’ve been on portions of Route 66. Would love to ride the whole thing and am so happy for you on this epic journey. I need to find the time to do a coast to coast. Or even a north to south. I’ve done the east to west and back several times by car.
@@602North I would love to dedicate a month to do the route end to end all the way to the Santa Monica Pier. Arizona and California have so many spots I’ve never seen on the route!
Really is a great video. Watched every second of it…some portions twice 😊. The most time I’ve spent on Route 66 has been between Tulsa and Stroud, OK. Lots of good stop offs around Stroud. Looking forward to your Utah adventures as I’ll be there in less than a month.
Next section is Monument Valley, Horseshoe Bend, & Grand Canyon National Park. Zion and Bryce National Parks will be after that! Don’t think I will have them all uploaded by the time you go, but I will have the maps and stuff ready on my website 👇🏻 www.motoblade.co/destinations/route-66
Already got you covered! Check the video description above, I have links to all my recording equipment right there for you. You're looking for 'Mic' & 'Mic Adapter' click on those links and that's all you need! Now that's for GoPro Hero 9 through 12 (I also have a video on my channel showing how to setup my Ruroc helmet for motovlogging, but the process is the same for whatever helmet you have. That's my current setup. I am upgrading however, to the new DJI Action 5 with the DJI mic 2, because then the microphone connection is wireless. More useful for me when filming in other situations outside my helmet, but it's a pricey setup and it may not be what you need for all the additional money.
@@trucker-d4161 lots of Route 66 guide reading and pre-ride mapping. Have to keep a sharp look out while on the route for the “historic 66” signs. I took all the guess work out of it for you. Did a whole post on my website where I have the maps for the route for each state. Hopefully that helps you out! www.motoblade.co/destinations/route-66
That bulls butt was on fire! / Tell me honestly, how many times and by how many different performers did you listen to "(Get Your Kicks on) Route 66", during that ride?
Every day. Multiple times a day. Had the whole Route 66 playlist rockin’. The original by Nat King Cole, and the ‘famous’ one by Chuck Berry. They’re the best! I haven’t left Route 66 in my mind. I’m still listening to it now that I’m home 😎 🐂🔥
@@therealsoz3424 I did cross it. I just didn’t film anything going through there. Nothing to see along the route I took. Nothing to talk about. Sun didn’t even come out to light up the landscape.
@@blippacg Awesome! Route 66 is a great place to make memories. I wish I could've brought my better half along. Already planning a future trip to bring her back with me.
If your riding a bike in open areas and complaining about corn fields and not much to see, you are missing the point. Made me realize I needed to change the channel.
@@boomcity4942 if that’s what made you change the channel, maybe get a sense of humor? It was a joke. It was just 3 hours of straight corn. I live out in the cornfields anyway 😂
You came through Moriarty, NM you should have stopped at the Whiting Brothers gas station, it's the last one in existence. At its peak, it operated more than a hundred filling stations (including at least forty on the former U.S Route 66), fifteen motels and various truck stops under a slogan of "quality gas for less".
@@lonewolfrides314 I will add it to my map for the future! I thought I did a lot of research before I went on the ride, but I’ve learned more since I got back from my subscribers! My list of things to stop and see is growing weekly. I want to do the ride again in the future and go all the way to the pacific, gotta convince Miss MOTOBLADE to take a month off so we can really see the whole thing together.
Visit motoblade.co for my full Route 66 guide and interactive planning maps! For the BEST viewing experience, watch in 4K on an HDR screen (Firefox cannot play back HDR properly). Have you guys been on Route 66 or are you planning a trip? Let me know below 👇🏻
Nice that would be an awesome experience to ride that route!
@@deelzridesandadventrues I want to go back and take it all the way to the end in California. Lots more to see! You could take a month to do it all and stop at every little place along the way
The only way to watch this video is to watch it on your big screen TV. I just did that and it was a beautiful treat to watch the historic Route 66 on an HD Tv.
@@krismerchant4982 I concur! I watch all my edits on tv when I’m done to make sure everything looks right at 4K HDR.
Amazing!!
Thank you!
Thanks!
WOW! Thank you so much! I have never received a ‘Super Thanks’ tip on TH-cam before. This is my first one! So glad you liked the video 😀 If you’re planning a trip on Route 66 yourself, I have a whole guide with Google maps ready to go to help along the way 👇🏻
Thank you again so much!!
www.motoblade.co/destinations/route-66
Wow, what an awesome trip. I really enjoyed the video.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the ride along. The scenery gets even more beautiful in my next few videos in this series. I started riding through the western National Parks!
Great video - managed a stretch of Rte 66 in Missouri. Keep it up!
Thank you! Next video in this series will be Monument Valley and the Grand Canyon. Will try to have that soon!
Such pretty scenery!
It really was a beautiful trip! The next video in this series is even more beautiful - I started getting into the National Parks out west. Will have several videos on those coming soon!
Rte 66 is on my Bucket List. Did Sturgis in 2023.. and that was awesome. Curious what part of VT you're from.. I spent a lot time in East Corinth as a kid, and played a lot gigs as a musician in and around VT, and my daughter is currently attending Bennington College. I'm in the Boston area. Great video...
I’m close to the Northeast Kingdom area up north. Lots of beautiful riding up here, but also what feels like 9 month of winter every year 😂
I can’t recommend Route 66 enough. You could spend well over a month going end to end if you wanted to stop at every little attraction and roadside marker on the way. So much to see.
I’ve got full maps on my site to help along the way 👇🏻 No gps will keep you on the route - you really got to pay attention or you’ll be off 66 and onto some new road. These maps help outline the path for you. I hope you get to do it one day!
www.motoblade.co/destinations/route-66
Really enjoyed the video!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching ✌🏻
Great video!
Thank you sir!
Awesome video, loved the way you told your story on the Mother Road. Loved the drone footage, something I need to learn how to do…
Loved your shot outside the Indian Trading Post at the continental divide - I have the exact same shot with my 2019 Chieftain Darkhorse in 2022 😊
Looking forward to the rest of your series on video.
Thank you man! Glad you loved the video so much. I can’t wait to share the next part with you guys - Monument Valley, Horseshoe Bend, and the Grand Canyon. The part after that was probably my favorite of the whole trip- Zion and Bryce. I want to go back to Zion and spend a week. It was spectacular.
I’ve been on portions of Route 66. Would love to ride the whole thing and am so happy for you on this epic journey. I need to find the time to do a coast to coast. Or even a north to south. I’ve done the east to west and back several times by car.
@@602North I would love to dedicate a month to do the route end to end all the way to the Santa Monica Pier. Arizona and California have so many spots I’ve never seen on the route!
@@MOTOBLADE still watching and enjoying the views.
So glad you like the video! Trust me, I loved filming it! Was an amazing few days on the road.
Really is a great video. Watched every second of it…some portions twice 😊. The most time I’ve spent on Route 66 has been between Tulsa and Stroud, OK. Lots of good stop offs around Stroud. Looking forward to your Utah adventures as I’ll be there in less than a month.
Next section is Monument Valley, Horseshoe Bend, & Grand Canyon National Park. Zion and Bryce National Parks will be after that! Don’t think I will have them all uploaded by the time you go, but I will have the maps and stuff ready on my website 👇🏻
www.motoblade.co/destinations/route-66
I guess I watched the second video first. either way, they are good stand alone videos.
Thank you! Next up will be Zion and Bryce in a couple weeks.
What headset/microphone do you use inside your helmet? The audio is incredibly clear and would like to get one for myself! Thanks!
Already got you covered! Check the video description above, I have links to all my recording equipment right there for you. You're looking for 'Mic' & 'Mic Adapter' click on those links and that's all you need! Now that's for GoPro Hero 9 through 12 (I also have a video on my channel showing how to setup my Ruroc helmet for motovlogging, but the process is the same for whatever helmet you have. That's my current setup. I am upgrading however, to the new DJI Action 5 with the DJI mic 2, because then the microphone connection is wireless. More useful for me when filming in other situations outside my helmet, but it's a pricey setup and it may not be what you need for all the additional money.
Is there an app, or how do you make sure you’re on Route 66 as much as possible?
@@trucker-d4161 lots of Route 66 guide reading and pre-ride mapping. Have to keep a sharp look out while on the route for the “historic 66” signs. I took all the guess work out of it for you. Did a whole post on my website where I have the maps for the route for each state. Hopefully that helps you out!
www.motoblade.co/destinations/route-66
@@MOTOBLADE thanks I’ll look into it!
That bulls butt was on fire! / Tell me honestly, how many times and by how many different performers did you listen to "(Get Your Kicks on) Route 66", during that ride?
Every day. Multiple times a day. Had the whole Route 66 playlist rockin’. The original by Nat King Cole, and the ‘famous’ one by Chuck Berry. They’re the best!
I haven’t left Route 66 in my mind. I’m still listening to it now that I’m home 😎 🐂🔥
@@MOTOBLADE I have always preferred the version by Manhattan Transfer
@theodorstravels I’ve never head it! Adding it to the playlist now, will listen on the way home from work today!
How did you get to St. Louis without crossing Illinois?
@@therealsoz3424 I did cross it. I just didn’t film anything going through there. Nothing to see along the route I took. Nothing to talk about. Sun didn’t even come out to light up the landscape.
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@@ВладимирСавкин-д7о Thanks!
That's "Midway", right? The halfway point.
@@blippacg yup! Halfway point on Route 66 in Adrian, Texas. Mid-point cafe and gift shop, along with the dividing line on the road.
@@MOTOBLADE Got a picture of me and my kids on that dividing line.
@@blippacg Awesome! Route 66 is a great place to make memories. I wish I could've brought my better half along. Already planning a future trip to bring her back with me.
its two-come-carry. old chief had a big wife who couldn't walk. needed to move her, said two come carry😅
Oh that’s wicked. I love it 😂😂😂
Did you get a Bucees bathing suit?
I came so close, but I decided to spare you all from having to see that 😂 I settled for a t-shirt and some fudge.
@@MOTOBLADE thank the good Lord
@@MOTOBLADE loved the El Rancho footage. I, too, am a huge fan of breaking bad! Loved the New Mexico photography
@@krismerchant4982 😂
Great video. Inspiring! Tip…. “Cuyahoga” is pronounced “cuy” sounds like “guy”. Cuy-a-hoga”. No biggie. Just an observation.
@@jayleav Good to know! I had never been there and the visitor center was closed by the time I got there so I never heard it pronounced by anyone😂
If your riding a bike in open areas and complaining about corn fields and not much to see, you are missing the point. Made me realize I needed to change the channel.
@@boomcity4942 if that’s what made you change the channel, maybe get a sense of humor? It was a joke. It was just 3 hours of straight corn. I live out in the cornfields anyway 😂
I think you're right, maybe we should change the name of Indiana to Cornflat. 😂
Works for me! It is definitely the most boring landscape I had to ride across on my entire trip 😂
You came through Moriarty, NM you should have stopped at the Whiting Brothers gas station, it's the last one in existence. At its peak, it operated more than a hundred filling stations (including at least forty on the former U.S Route 66), fifteen motels and various truck stops under a slogan of "quality gas for less".
@@lonewolfrides314 I will add it to my map for the future! I thought I did a lot of research before I went on the ride, but I’ve learned more since I got back from my subscribers! My list of things to stop and see is growing weekly.
I want to do the ride again in the future and go all the way to the pacific, gotta convince Miss MOTOBLADE to take a month off so we can really see the whole thing together.