Your channel is helping me through one of the most difficult times of my life. Simply enjoying the sound of the engine and the landscape on these trips has done me a lot of good.
Dude this is awesome. Thank you so much for telling me this. Motorcycling brought me out of a very dark time in my life and it means so much to me to know that my silly videos have helped you even just a little bit. Chin up, king. Thank you so much for hangin' out.
if you are even the slightest interested in motorcycles it´s impossible not to love these videos. I mean, my fcking cheeks hurt from smiling the whole time
This is Highway 39 AKA San Gabriel Canyon Road AKA Azusa Highway, an infamous dead end road just outside of Azusa in the San Gabriel Mountains. It used to be a through road to the other side of the range, but it has been closed for some time now. The location at the end of the video is the pull off/turn around/parking area at the end of the road often used for a gathering point for bikes and cars during the summer who are running laps. The road is frequented by motor vehicle enthusiasts, hikers, mountain bikers, road bikers, and California Highway Patrol, so rip at your own risk.
@@holthuizenoemoet591 straight swap actually. Canyon Motorcycle Wheels actually makes them. These ones are custom that I grabbed from a buddy that was offloading them, but you can order them directly from Canyon. Only downside is that they are tubed so your tire selection is limited, but you can also convert them to tubeless, I'm just waiting until I need new tires to do the conversion. I have a brand new set of Road 6s sitting in my shed waiting. I plan on doing a mod video soon!
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Your channel is helping me through one of the most difficult times of my life. Simply enjoying the sound of the engine and the landscape on these trips has done me a lot of good.
Dude this is awesome. Thank you so much for telling me this. Motorcycling brought me out of a very dark time in my life and it means so much to me to know that my silly videos have helped you even just a little bit. Chin up, king. Thank you so much for hangin' out.
i love your videos, so chill, nice bike, nice view, beautiful road, it makes me relax
Enjoyed your video as usual. Very good editing!
Thank you! Glad you're hangin' out!
if you are even the slightest interested in motorcycles it´s impossible not to love these videos. I mean, my fcking cheeks hurt from smiling the whole time
always nice to see your vids keep it up man
Thank you for hangin out!!
Maravilha, foi como eu estivesse pilotando. Parabéns pelo vídeo.
Thanks for hangin' out!
Marvellous
Thanks for hanging out!
I wish i could ride with you. Bring my T120 to travel these roads
Why can't you?
Which was the last location/stop where the video ended?
This is Highway 39 AKA San Gabriel Canyon Road AKA Azusa Highway, an infamous dead end road just outside of Azusa in the San Gabriel Mountains. It used to be a through road to the other side of the range, but it has been closed for some time now. The location at the end of the video is the pull off/turn around/parking area at the end of the road often used for a gathering point for bikes and cars during the summer who are running laps. The road is frequented by motor vehicle enthusiasts, hikers, mountain bikers, road bikers, and California Highway Patrol, so rip at your own risk.
@@MOTOSCOUTtv Thanks for the detailed response, really appreciate it!
need to know what cool mods you put on
Workin on a video, but also, it’s all listed in the description. 😁
@@MOTOSCOUTtvA video on it would be amazing. I looked at your ST 1200 insta posts and this build crazy. How did you manage to get spoked wheels?
@@holthuizenoemoet591 straight swap actually. Canyon Motorcycle Wheels actually makes them. These ones are custom that I grabbed from a buddy that was offloading them, but you can order them directly from Canyon. Only downside is that they are tubed so your tire selection is limited, but you can also convert them to tubeless, I'm just waiting until I need new tires to do the conversion. I have a brand new set of Road 6s sitting in my shed waiting. I plan on doing a mod video soon!