This is the first time I've ever finished a BDR before it was created. This will be a great route for your winter riding season. January temps are usually perfect.
I was thinking the same thing watching the film. Rode most all this back in March, and thoroughly enjoyed myself. Looking forward to going back with more time to enjoy the scenery.
You guys are killing it! Cheers to all who works behind the scenes, of planning, riding, and finding great properties (public and private) for others to enjoy!...I grew up in Texas, and can not wait to get back and ride....much love to you ALL...ON CAMERA AND OFF CAMERA... thank you for another BDR.....
Nice film and route, you missed soooo much more out here tho. Christmas Mountain is super awesome, Also super super expert only route from Candalaria along the RIO grande to El Paso. Deadly No Man's Land but Epic challenge. Pinto Canyon road is fun , old smugglers route also 169 off Hwy 170 is dirt that cuts through BIG Bend Ranch State park and ends in Marfa. soo much more to explore out here.
dead serious guys.. if it's the wet season and the river is up.. do not go past the Godzilla hill on Chipsa road. it becomes impassible with deep mud.... there is an old f150 buried where it got stuck and could never be recovered... chipsa road does change from smooth to very deep silt depending on traffic and weather.. a great alt trail is pinto canyon road up to Marfia .
Absolutely fantastic film, thoroughly enjoyable. We've done these routes a couple of times on little XT250's, had my share of falling off and injuries, but always an excellent time. You took me back there, which is good because we don't plan to go back due to my time off road drawing is to a close, so it is great to live vicariously through your films. Keep us the great work, thanks!
I ride out to Big Bend once a year. and have been to most of the places but have not done a lot of the off road routs other than the river road. Might have to give this rout a go!
Great work BDR team! I hope to do this route in the next couple of years when I'm based out of Las Cruces. Beautiful scenery and excellent route choices. Also, nice to see the team mostly running soft bags this time. And no major injuries or mishaps!
Super cool BDR !! definitely was wondering when Michal said he was going to Texas. I was like what are you gonna do there now? I know incredible guys. 🤗
Good video! I am familiar with the dirt roads in the national park,but haven't rode any dirt on the state park side. I have been on the road between Terlingua and Presidio. You guys should've stopped at closed canyon on that road,it's worth seeing.
I’ve road west Texas for years, back in 2001, I stayed in Terlingua for an entire week. I do seem to remember that store but for the life of me I can’t remember what was sold (?).
If your not into off road riding get on your street bike and go visit Big Bend area. Give yourself several days to explore. Very cool area to see. I am a native Texan and was totally blown away the first time I went there.
This is the first time I've ever finished a BDR before it was created. This will be a great route for your winter riding season. January temps are usually perfect.
I was thinking the same thing watching the film. Rode most all this back in March, and thoroughly enjoyed myself. Looking forward to going back with more time to enjoy the scenery.
Thank You BDR and supporters for making another beautiful route possible 🙏🏾
You guys are killing it! Cheers to all who works behind the scenes, of planning, riding, and finding great properties (public and private) for others to enjoy!...I grew up in Texas, and can not wait to get back and ride....much love to you ALL...ON CAMERA AND OFF CAMERA... thank you for another BDR.....
As a life member… you give me my moneys worth every show… enjoy..
Another awesome Sterling Noren production. Thanks for sharing, & including the outtakes! 👍
Nice film and route, you missed soooo much more out here tho. Christmas Mountain is super awesome, Also super super expert only route from Candalaria along the RIO grande to El Paso. Deadly No Man's Land but Epic challenge.
Pinto Canyon road is fun , old smugglers route also 169 off Hwy 170 is dirt that cuts through BIG Bend Ranch State park and ends in Marfa. soo much more to explore out here.
Thanks for the tips. Hoping to go ride some sections on my mountain bike this winter. Any more suggestions?
Route looks awesome! Thanks BDR Team!
This route looks like a blast! There are some nice bits of slightly more technical terrain and some great scenery as well.
dead serious guys.. if it's the wet season and the river is up.. do not go past the Godzilla hill on Chipsa road. it becomes impassible with deep mud.... there is an old f150 buried where it got stuck and could never be recovered... chipsa road does change from smooth to very deep silt depending on traffic and weather.. a great alt trail is pinto canyon road up to Marfia .
Very grateful that yall put this route together. Good to see the shift in advertisement from Zero to HD.
“Looking like some sort of lunatic vlogger” Haha.
Route looks amazing. Can’t wait to get out there at some point.
Great Video of one of our Favorite places in the U.S. to Ride 👊
Absolutely fantastic film, thoroughly enjoyable. We've done these routes a couple of times on little XT250's, had my share of falling off and injuries, but always an excellent time. You took me back there, which is good because we don't plan to go back due to my time off road drawing is to a close, so it is great to live vicariously through your films. Keep us the great work, thanks!
Phenomenal scenery and route along with impressive riding on the big bikes. I think I would go light😬
So awesome! Thank you BDR Crew.
I ride out to Big Bend once a year. and have been to most of the places but have not done a lot of the off road routs other than the river road. Might have to give this rout a go!
Great work BDR team! I hope to do this route in the next couple of years when I'm based out of Las Cruces. Beautiful scenery and excellent route choices. Also, nice to see the team mostly running soft bags this time. And no major injuries or mishaps!
Спасибо большое, оч интересно . Классная дорога
Excellent film. On the Bucket List.
LOVED IT! Wish it was longer! Thank you for sharing and making this!! Lots of love from Florida
Great vid! I'm looking forward to getting back out to Texas and riding
Awesome route! Great job BDR team and Austin Moto Adventures!
Super cool BDR !! definitely was wondering when Michal said he was going to Texas. I was like what are you gonna do there now? I know incredible guys. 🤗
So grateful Sterling did this after the NOR CAL BDR.... his Arizona scooter videos were making me concerned :)
Good video! I am familiar with the dirt roads in the national park,but haven't rode any dirt on the state park side. I have been on the road between Terlingua and Presidio. You guys should've stopped at closed canyon on that road,it's worth seeing.
wow 🙌 love it!!! Well done guys!
I love it ! 💙
Welcome to my Home,,
My Empire of Dirt. #VivaTerlingua
Not a single mention of the dark sanctuary? Huge missed opportunity
Every time I see Terlingua I'm sad all over again the Kathy's Kosmic is gone. Been more than a decade now.
I’ve road west Texas for years, back in 2001, I stayed in Terlingua for an entire week. I do seem to remember that store but for the life of me I can’t remember what was sold (?).
If i crawled in that tunnel there would be a rattlesnake.
Yup, Ore road has taken plenty of paint and crash bar metal from me …
Sterling took one for the team 😂
I propose an idea I think adventure bikes need to get lighter and more maneuverable
14 minutes in...2.5 minutes of riding (of which 1.5 minutes was highway). I've seen them stop, eat, and walk around more than ride. Nice promotion.
BDR as an organization seems kinda kooky
Please bring back dvd’s as “streaming” doesn’t work.
First comment😀
Those scrambled eggs were burnt . Yuck
If your not into off road riding get on your street bike and go visit Big Bend area. Give yourself several days to explore. Very cool area to see. I am a native Texan and was totally blown away the first time I went there.