Hey men, i just wanted to say im 44, and i started riding one year ago, and you , and Seth , alex, and josh Daily mountain bike rider has really inspired me to ride and get in shape, i was 240 and i was Diagnosed with diabetes, and im proud to say iv been on a successful journey on turning that around, THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO!!! i enjoy all your videos, i live in Chattanooga Tn i look forward to seeing u swing by
Glad to hear you've found a blessing in MTBing. Chattanooga is great place with some very good riding. I used to live there and loved the trail system at Southern Adventist university. White Oak or Biology trail, one of the two. Keep going at it man and you'll continue to grow that success. Cool thing about TN is riding is pretty much year round. Ride on...
Brian, I gotta tell you, last year I stumbled upon your channel and you really inspired me to get into mountain biking. I am an athletic trainer - I specialize in sports medicine and outdoor adventure sports. I train a lot of rock climbers and MTBers but I never got into biking for some reason, just climbing. I really loved the idea of bringing a bike with me on climbing trips for rest-day adventures but after watching your videos I just fell in love with the sport. I learned to build MTBs, built 3 up this summer and then I got an Ibis Ripmo AF as my first bike once I was 100% comfortable building it up and maintaining it. I have a whole room in my house I converted into a shop! I think you really showed me how far and remote MTB can take you, and you helped me appreciate the adventure it can provide. Ive met many local MTBers on the trails and gained new clients, experience, and I even started a series for training MTBers on my website - helping correct overuse injuries and muscle imbalances related to the sport. Anyway, thank you so much for jump-starting this chapter of my life! Keep on keepin on!
@@mikieson I went once and was okay with it. Second time I was done with the whole scene. Ended up driving twards the mountains and finding red rocks park and just driving and hiking around... It was nice.
As someone living in Vegas I see where you're coming from, but it's not a bad place if you stay as far north or south of the Strip/Downtown as possible. Unfortunately the hiking/biking/off-road stuff around here isn't as much of a hidden gem as it used to be, so there's never a guarantee that you'll escape the crowds.
It's great hearing how you are finding van life and that you share the realities of it too. Hope you enjoy your time at home and get the fine tuning done that you want to
I really enjoy the "vloggy" aspects of these videos, you should show more footage of yourself exploring off the bike. Either way, love it. Keep up the consistent goodness
Coldwater and Oak Mountain when in Alabama. Windrock when in Tennessee!! Dupont Ridgeline trail, Pisgah, and Baileys MTB park in North Carolina! Loving the 50 State series!!
I tore my ACL in the beginning of January. Your videos are really helping me through the recovery and physical therapy after the surgery! You're keeping me motivated and positive, keep them coming!
Man, you have to come back to Vegas. The new bike park up at Lee Canyon, about an hour north of the city is awesome! It's the ski resort in the winter, but in the spring, summer and early fall, the trails are open for bikes. Such a great time!
Yo dude I work a number of years in mammoth lakes as a gondola operator for ski area so since moving back east have not been riding but have so through you and your crew keep it up it's giving me that push I need thanks
hey sir Brian i just want to share that ive been watching your videos since last year actually when the pandemic hits the globe. its been so inspiring watching your videos specially when your with Alex and Seth. more power to your videos and i know its quite impossible but i hope to see and meet you in person someday. im from the Philippines.
Loving Van life, your probably the mtb channel I watch the most but man this series takes it to a whole notha level! Keep up the great work and thanks for the awesome content!
My husband and I are both light sleepers and when we sleep in our travel trailer we use a white noise app to help drown out the outside noise. I highly recommend it.
Hey man love your videos! Have you ever considered getting a down comforter for those cold nights? You can store it in a vacuum bag when you're not using it to save some space.
Hey Brian, I just bought my first full sus enduro bike and I couldn't be more stoked. Your videos were a big part in this, inspiring and giving me courage to actually pay a huge amount of money on something that will make me happy 🤣🤣 thanks man!
Get a low temperature sleeping bag. I’m a trucker in Colorado and when my bunk heater doesn’t work against single digit or negative temps the sleeping bag helps me stay warm at nights. Awesome videos you’re pulling out. Keep them coming.
Man, you inspire me a lot... Toooo tooo much .. I am riding almost everyday about 8 to 11Kms trying to find off road around my home.. So interesting... Sooo good
I did a big road trip from Calgary, AB down to Vegas for some biking, camped out back of Terrible's Road House in my car. Nothing scream's 'Murica like a gas station with a Nascar care and 72 fountain pop spouts hahaha
And as a Texan, Buc-ees kicks ass! They have dozens of stores that size and they are all consistently good! Plus, they have better jerky, bbq and Texas kolaches!
we moved to las vegas in 2012 and left in 2014..closest i ever got to the mountains was red rock canyon.it was beautiful there. seen some mountain climbers as well. We lived about a mile from the Strip.Literally in the center of it all. Hated it. lol
Head on to that Walmart and grab a jug of those purple ear plugs. They work wonders for car camping/ camping in general. It may feel odd the first night or two having them in but once your asleep you’ll sleep way better because you won’t be hearing all the noise. I always have em in when I’m car camping.
Wow, that looked really cool! You travelled a lot since your last video (content 😋). Must be a good feeling to be back home, enjoy. Like the outro. Curius where you’re heading next
You need some sleep check into a camp ground before you fall off some mountain edge . My friend and I were sleeping in our car on a road trip in Richmond VA about 2:30 am we had a lovely high speed police chase rip past us and wake us up 😂. So the next nigh we tried to check into a camp ground the guy at the check in hut had a shotgun and overalls on took one look at our New York State plates on our car and called us goddamn Yankees ! We moved on and slept in our car again 😂 Safe travels another great one Brian . Nothing wrong with a fried Oreo once in a while 😂
Hey BKXC when you go through Indiana Some of the best riding in the Midwest is Brown County state park. It is in small town in southern Indiana. It is my favorite place to ride and has some awesome long flow and some of the techiest riding i have ever done. Thanks for the great vids keep id up :)
Hey Brian, have you thought about using a sound machine with white noise in the van at night? We use one when we stay at hotels and it really helps mask the outside noise....good luck bro!
There are two ways to get to Alaska by car. One is driving but be prepared to carry extra gas. Or you can take the ferry from Bellingham Washington that takes you to Juneau and then another ferry to Skagway. It is basically a 2 day trip one way
Hey Brian. I travel a lot for work and some hotels are really loud. For sleeping, I use Bluetooth earbuds with ocean ways or rain forrest sounds . I have the Jabra Elite Active 65. Pricey but worth it. About $175. It's easier to sleep with than the bose headphones. I actually ride with one ear in sometimes when I ride alone. Keeps me grooving. I leave the other ear out incase someone comes up behind me or whatever.
Hey Brian, as someone who's done lots of traveling and sleeping places other than my own bed I highly recommend that you grab some earplugs. Once you get used to the physical sensation them being in your ears they will change your life. Love your videos and adventures, keep'm coming 🤘🏼
Never realized how much all the cliches about America seem to be true. Nice videos man. That's what I thought, Freezing at night, sleeping on parking lots but rather on campsites and eating out. Hope you keep posting these videos, so thanks.
There's something about desert trails that increase the difficulty beyond what it looks like. How many pedal strikes have sent you OTB? It's like getting shot from a cannon. 😨
My wife and I got married in Vegas and we had some wedding pics taken at the Pinball Hall of Fame. Love that place! We go back there everytime we visit.
I have boondocked a couple times in Vegas... a great place to stay is a place called ... Bootleggers... it is a Itailian restaurant and behind it they have a gravel parking... as many restaurants in Vegas are its open. 24 hours ... you will most likely in the only one in the parking lot all night and . Good lighting and wide open and safe. Hey! Dont tell anyone else about it... 🤣🤣
i always use ear plugs when i sleep in loud places like parking lots. i did a weekend ski trip recently and for hours the lot was getting plowed by a huge snow plow but i sleep through it with the ear plugs, otherwise i can't sleep.
There’s also a shell on the east side of that highway a little further out from the border where you pee into a giant rock waterfall in the bathroom lol
I've been to both and the coffee is better here, but the bathrooms are better (cleaner) and the gas is SOOOO much cheaper at Bucee's. This station is a last ditch place to get gas until you cross over the Sierra Nevada's. Pretty cool and very Vegas though.
When you get to the state of Maine you should check out the small and sweet trail system in Bangor of the Essex woods And don’t forget the Penobscot region as a whole Also capstone trail
Brian, Bryan here.... From Upstate NY, just rode Fook Yu on 2/5. Check out Bootleg Canyon (Ernie's, Mother), and Da Burbs (Jenny from the block, BackWoodz, Big Horn Spur) if you are still there!!!!
I haven't gotten over the boondocking anxiety either despite having done it on and off for years. Last night, I was at a trailhead in the middle of nowhere near the Oregon-California border and a car goes by on the dirt road at 1:30am. I had just gone out to pee and the interior light was on so there was no way they didn't see me. I start to wonder if they're gonna come back and give me shit. They didn't but between that anxiety and it being around freezing w/ no heat, I couldn't get back to sleep for hours. I'd stay in campgrounds more but at this time of year very few campgrounds are even open.
Love the content, thanks for producing such high quality videos. They are so fun to watch. I can't believe your diet though, you must feel so awful eating nothing but sugar and fired food.
Salt Cycles finally has inventory two years after the release of the Ripmo. I ordered my Ripmo from Salt Cycles in early April when the bike was released. By late July I still didn't have a frame and my order would have come around late August/September. Salt Cycles showed no concern that I'd miss most of the riding season. Any communication had to be initiated by me and the shop wasn't proactive at all. In the end I had to purchase my frame from a shop in California (Bikeco) who treated me like I thought my LBS should. The owners are nice, but if a product is back ordered I'd look for another shop.
It's 25 here in Archdale NC this morning, that's COLD here--I wanna see it hit above 40 so I can get some miles on my new RM instinct BC, I can tell you ate age 64 when I don't ride for a while my fitness/endurance plummets, like you say 'fitness is rented' and I say the payment is the exercise... WOW that's a sick/dangerous trail, the guys you hook on your rides are excellent CLEAN UP THAT POOP IN CA AREAS!!!!!!!!
Hey men, i just wanted to say im 44, and i started riding one year ago, and you , and Seth , alex, and josh Daily mountain bike rider has really inspired me to ride and get in shape, i was 240 and i was Diagnosed with diabetes, and im proud to say iv been on a successful journey on turning that around, THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO!!! i enjoy all your videos, i live in Chattanooga Tn i look forward to seeing u swing by
last name good on ya man. Hope you're enjoying riding. It truly is a sport where you can make it your own experience. Enjoy.
last name welcome to the dark side😀
Glad to hear you've found a blessing in MTBing. Chattanooga is great place with some very good riding. I used to live there and loved the trail system at Southern Adventist university. White Oak or Biology trail, one of the two. Keep going at it man and you'll continue to grow that success. Cool thing about TN is riding is pretty much year round. Ride on...
congrats man , same here with me . Very grateful to came across these lads on YT
Awesome, dude!! Keep it going.
Wow You're getting it BRIAN. lovin this 50 state episode!
Hey dude, I loved the additional content to go along with the riding! Great video!
Brian, I gotta tell you, last year I stumbled upon your channel and you really inspired me to get into mountain biking. I am an athletic trainer - I specialize in sports medicine and outdoor adventure sports. I train a lot of rock climbers and MTBers but I never got into biking for some reason, just climbing. I really loved the idea of bringing a bike with me on climbing trips for rest-day adventures but after watching your videos I just fell in love with the sport. I learned to build MTBs, built 3 up this summer and then I got an Ibis Ripmo AF as my first bike once I was 100% comfortable building it up and maintaining it. I have a whole room in my house I converted into a shop! I think you really showed me how far and remote MTB can take you, and you helped me appreciate the adventure it can provide. Ive met many local MTBers on the trails and gained new clients, experience, and I even started a series for training MTBers on my website - helping correct overuse injuries and muscle imbalances related to the sport. Anyway, thank you so much for jump-starting this chapter of my life! Keep on keepin on!
Fantastic!!! Love hearing that so much dude. Keep it going!
The biking would be the only reason I step foot back in Vegas (or near Vegas).
yep..same here..lived there 2 years..loud smelly dirty..about it.
@@mikieson I went once and was okay with it. Second time I was done with the whole scene. Ended up driving twards the mountains and finding red rocks park and just driving and hiking around... It was nice.
Actually only reason to be there is as a jump off point to St George UT
Vegas is a fun time - the biking is a bonus haha
As someone living in Vegas I see where you're coming from, but it's not a bad place if you stay as far north or south of the Strip/Downtown as possible. Unfortunately the hiking/biking/off-road stuff around here isn't as much of a hidden gem as it used to be, so there's never a guarantee that you'll escape the crowds.
It's great hearing how you are finding van life and that you share the realities of it too. Hope you enjoy your time at home and get the fine tuning done that you want to
Wasn't expecting this video to be all the way back in Nevada!
I really enjoy the "vloggy" aspects of these videos, you should show more footage of yourself exploring off the bike. Either way, love it. Keep up the consistent goodness
I think he does..he has full uncut videos but that’s for his patreon users
Coldwater and Oak Mountain when in Alabama. Windrock when in Tennessee!! Dupont Ridgeline trail, Pisgah, and Baileys MTB park in North Carolina! Loving the 50 State series!!
I'm so envious of all the riding you have been this winter. There's still at least a foot of snow here.
Great video once again, love these van videos kind of things, not just riding makes it even more interesting.
That is such a great trail, best of all that the Las Vegas has to offer in a trail!
Nice to hear where he got his Ripmo. I live close to that shop and that is where I got my bike. Cool people at that shop.
Beautiful landscapes!
I tore my ACL in the beginning of January. Your videos are really helping me through the recovery and physical therapy after the surgery! You're keeping me motivated and positive, keep them coming!
Love hearing that!
That looked like some nice riding, with cool open scenery.
Man, you have to come back to Vegas. The new bike park up at Lee Canyon, about an hour north of the city is awesome! It's the ski resort in the winter, but in the spring, summer and early fall, the trails are open for bikes. Such a great time!
Love the pinball museum, good times. Brought back memories of a misspent youth.
Yo dude I work a number of years in mammoth lakes as a gondola operator for ski area so since moving back east have not been riding but have so through you and your crew keep it up it's giving me that push I need thanks
hey sir Brian i just want to share that ive been watching your videos since last year actually when the pandemic hits the globe. its been so inspiring watching your videos specially when your with Alex and Seth. more power to your videos and i know its quite impossible but i hope to see and meet you in person someday. im from the Philippines.
Loving Van life, your probably the mtb channel I watch the most but man this series takes it to a whole notha level! Keep up the great work and thanks for the awesome content!
Everybody needs to watch this video. One of your best. Great job.
Going to a Royal Rumble, keeping the chair and then going MTB seems like a whole win win situation in life!
What a dicey trail. Looks fun
Hey now! We're 43 and full timers in a travel trailer.
We do party with the 65yr olds though. They get down!
Got to love Buc-ee's!!
there was one by our place in, Texas.
Looks like great tech-trails in Nevada. Excellent ride video and I'm glad to hear you're getting used to sleeping in the van.
Great content Brian!
😂
The trails look awesome out in Nevada! Another great video.
My husband and I are both light sleepers and when we sleep in our travel trailer we use a white noise app to help drown out the outside noise. I highly recommend it.
Hey man love your videos! Have you ever considered getting a down comforter for those cold nights? You can store it in a vacuum bag when you're not using it to save some space.
haha not the bat wing soup, that was my favorite!
Yes! Hit the old school arcades while travelling. I own a few and it’s a pretty cool hobby to follow.
i get inspired when i see these videos it makes me want to do nothing but ride
Love Beyond Meat and White Castle!! Diggin the 50 state shreds!
Hey Brian, I just bought my first full sus enduro bike and I couldn't be more stoked. Your videos were a big part in this, inspiring and giving me courage to actually pay a huge amount of money on something that will make me happy 🤣🤣 thanks man!
Nice exposure on the trail, outstanding!
you better use that seat for security reasons in the van!
Get a low temperature sleeping bag. I’m a trucker in Colorado and when my bunk heater doesn’t work against single digit or negative temps the sleeping bag helps me stay warm at nights. Awesome videos you’re pulling out. Keep them coming.
Great video!
Fellow Northern California mountain biker and old school WWF fan!
"GIVE HIM THE CHAIR!" wwe style.
Lots of good places to have a sit there!
Man, you inspire me a lot... Toooo tooo much .. I am riding almost everyday about 8 to 11Kms trying to find off road around my home..
So interesting... Sooo good
Mega riding mate thumbs up!!
I did a big road trip from Calgary, AB down to Vegas for some biking, camped out back of Terrible's Road House in my car. Nothing scream's 'Murica like a gas station with a Nascar care and 72 fountain pop spouts hahaha
Reminds me of Thunder Mountain at Disneyland. Cool real perspective on Van life sleepy time situations
I did that trail a little while back in 110° haha the top of that mountain is way steeper than it looks! 👌
Loving your videos man, as usual. Keep up the good work !!!
I need me one of them weed hats 🌲🔥
Hahahaha yes
And as a Texan, Buc-ees kicks ass! They have dozens of stores that size and they are all consistently good! Plus, they have better jerky, bbq and Texas kolaches!
we moved to las vegas in 2012 and left in 2014..closest i ever got to the mountains was red rock canyon.it was beautiful there. seen some mountain climbers as well. We lived about a mile from the Strip.Literally in the center of it all. Hated it. lol
Head on to that Walmart and grab a jug of those purple ear plugs. They work wonders for car camping/ camping in general. It may feel odd the first night or two having them in but once your asleep you’ll sleep way better because you won’t be hearing all the noise. I always have em in when I’m car camping.
Lovin’ this Brian. Keep it rollin’.
Wow, that looked really cool! You travelled a lot since your last video (content 😋). Must be a good feeling to be back home, enjoy. Like the outro. Curius where you’re heading next
I've been to that gas station before, and when you mentioned that other one I actually thought "I wonder how it compares to that huge one in Nevada?"
Hahaha awesome! Glad I got to see both.
awesome ride dude
The cut to the Superbowl clip made me almost fall out of my chair.
But those Vegas trails look awesome.
Great riding with you, Brian! Hit us up if you come back through for Mt Charleston or Cowboy trails. Enjoy the rest of your trip!
Thanks Josh!! It was a blast.
Great video man...keep it up!!! 😀👍
You need some sleep check into a camp ground before you fall off some mountain edge . My friend and I were sleeping in our car on a road trip in Richmond VA about 2:30 am we had a lovely high speed police chase rip past us and wake us up 😂. So the next nigh we tried to check into a camp ground the guy at the check in hut had a shotgun and overalls on took one look at our New York State plates on our car and called us goddamn Yankees ! We moved on and slept in our car again 😂 Safe travels another great one Brian . Nothing wrong with a fried Oreo once in a while 😂
Hey BKXC when you go through Indiana Some of the best riding in the Midwest is Brown County state park. It is in small town in southern Indiana. It is my favorite place to ride and has
some awesome long flow and some of the techiest riding i have ever done. Thanks for the great vids keep id up :)
Loving this series man, great work
Another great video! Living the life my man!
Hey Brian, have you thought about using a sound machine with white noise in the van at night? We use one when we stay at hotels and it really helps mask the outside noise....good luck bro!
There are two ways to get to Alaska by car. One is driving but be prepared to carry extra gas. Or you can take the ferry from Bellingham Washington that takes you to Juneau and then another ferry to Skagway. It is basically a 2 day trip one way
Hey Brian. I travel a lot for work and some hotels are really loud. For sleeping, I use Bluetooth earbuds with ocean ways or rain forrest sounds . I have the Jabra Elite Active 65. Pricey but worth it. About $175. It's easier to sleep with than the bose headphones. I actually ride with one ear in sometimes when I ride alone. Keeps me grooving. I leave the other ear out incase someone comes up behind me or whatever.
Bro, I’m not too far from that Cabela’s, we could’ve totally shredded! I would’ve brought the Luck Charms! “Oh Yeah!”- Randy ‘Macho Man’ Savage
Hey Brian, as someone who's done lots of traveling and sleeping places other than my own bed I highly recommend that you grab some earplugs. Once you get used to the physical sensation them being in your ears they will change your life.
Love your videos and adventures, keep'm coming 🤘🏼
Do you still hear your alarm?
Never realized how much all the cliches about America seem to be true. Nice videos man. That's what I thought, Freezing at night, sleeping on parking lots but rather on campsites and eating out. Hope you keep posting these videos, so thanks.
Great video...keep up the stoke🤙
That pinball place was epic.
that looks like a fun trail
DUDE I love that gas station! I live in Henderson and it’s right on the way out of town.
There's something about desert trails that increase the difficulty beyond what it looks like. How many pedal strikes have sent you OTB? It's like getting shot from a cannon. 😨
So many times, you get good at tuck and rolls after a while!
My wife and I got married in Vegas and we had some wedding pics taken at the Pinball Hall of Fame. Love that place! We go back there everytime we visit.
My wife and I also went to Tacotarian after our rides out there. Great tacos!
The poop talk in this is too much hahaha thanks Brian! Always enjoy your angle on things. Great vid!
I have boondocked a couple times in Vegas... a great place to stay is a place called ... Bootleggers... it is a Itailian restaurant and behind it they have a gravel parking... as many restaurants in Vegas are its open. 24 hours ... you will most likely in the only one in the parking lot all night and . Good lighting and wide open and safe. Hey! Dont tell anyone else about it... 🤣🤣
i always use ear plugs when i sleep in loud places like parking lots. i did a weekend ski trip recently and for hours the lot was getting plowed by a huge snow plow but i sleep through it with the ear plugs, otherwise i can't sleep.
There’s also a shell on the east side of that highway a little further out from the border where you pee into a giant rock waterfall in the bathroom lol
that WWE clip got me like "BKXC got the best MTB youtube channel" feeling
I've been to both and the coffee is better here, but the bathrooms are better (cleaner) and the gas is SOOOO much cheaper at Bucee's. This station is a last ditch place to get gas until you cross over the Sierra Nevada's. Pretty cool and very Vegas though.
When you get to the state of Maine you should check out the small and sweet trail system in Bangor of the Essex woods And don’t forget the Penobscot region as a whole Also capstone trail
Brian, Bryan here.... From Upstate NY, just rode Fook Yu on 2/5. Check out Bootleg Canyon (Ernie's, Mother), and Da Burbs (Jenny from the block, BackWoodz, Big Horn Spur) if you are still there!!!!
The Nuclear Bomb Test museum in Vegas is really cool too. Check it out next time.
Ha! Dig the Berm Peak beanie! Rep'n the Seth gear!
I haven't gotten over the boondocking anxiety either despite having done it on and off for years. Last night, I was at a trailhead in the middle of nowhere near the Oregon-California border and a car goes by on the dirt road at 1:30am. I had just gone out to pee and the interior light was on so there was no way they didn't see me. I start to wonder if they're gonna come back and give me shit. They didn't but between that anxiety and it being around freezing w/ no heat, I couldn't get back to sleep for hours. I'd stay in campgrounds more but at this time of year very few campgrounds are even open.
Ah man! I know exactly what you mean!!
You should hit NE Nevada for some of the trails up here in the high desert and Great Basin.
Love the content, thanks for producing such high quality videos. They are so fun to watch. I can't believe your diet though, you must feel so awful eating nothing but sugar and fired food.
Sup brother! Great stuff as usual.
YOU WERE IN HOUSTON??!!! UH MAN! I could of taken you to my local trails....miss opportunity. No worries I will get you back here after your 50.
get yourself some ear plugs my man
Amen!
Or get some airpods pro lol
That trail had me clutching my pearls. I grew up on Morning Star.. in the 80's when no one cared about how meat replacement foods tasted.
In the 80's no one cared about a lot of things, not sure it was a good idea.
Nit agreed on the entirety of the 80’s. In this case I was a vegetarian since birth so I had no point of reference but when I did I was baffled.
Dude let’s ride! I have the most insane tech trail to show you in Vegas!
DRAT! You were right HERE in downtown Houston and didn't get Brothers Tacos or Moontower hotdog. Or Tomball for the MEGA MEL Burger!
Good to see you so upbeat. I might say delighted. How many days were you out on this stretch?
Salt Cycles finally has inventory two years after the release of the Ripmo. I ordered my Ripmo from Salt Cycles in early April when the bike was released. By late July I still didn't have a frame and my order would have come around late August/September. Salt Cycles showed no concern that I'd miss most of the riding season. Any communication had to be initiated by me and the shop wasn't proactive at all. In the end I had to purchase my frame from a shop in California (Bikeco) who treated me like I thought my LBS should. The owners are nice, but if a product is back ordered I'd look for another shop.
Brian so glad you enjoyed Sin City's trails 👍👍
Im so glad he pronounces Nevada right
It's 25 here in Archdale NC this morning, that's COLD here--I wanna see it hit above 40 so I can get some miles on my new RM instinct BC, I can tell you ate age 64 when I don't ride for a while my fitness/endurance plummets, like you say 'fitness is rented' and I say the payment is the exercise... WOW that's a sick/dangerous trail, the guys you hook on your rides are excellent
CLEAN UP THAT POOP IN CA AREAS!!!!!!!!
How did you go from heading east from State to State . Then end up in Nevada? That is interesting...
must be heading back to california and stooped by nevada on the way
He's faking the road trip.
@@peeterl.2016 no .... not him.. he's a good guy..