Love the format sterling. It’s, informed, genuine and sincere, yet relaxing and chill but fun and exploratory too. Quite a balancing act you’ve achieved!
I sold my big bike for a 701 Husky Enduro with some minimal gear. Totally transformed my experiences. I no longer look up roads to see if I can make it or not. Dropping it solo is no big deal and opens up much more remote country than an all weather dirt road. My .02
I love the cooking aspect of your videos, its my favorite part. It's such a big part of adventure riding for me. I love that you show all of the ingredients and the process, this gives me inspiration to try some new things. Please keep these coming - don't change a thing!
Same here, I really enjoy seeing the camping part of the adventure. A lot of channels just show the ride, which is only half of the story. Camp life is a big part of it and I’m happy he shows it.
Your cinematography, editing, and production are so professional. You make the viewer feel as though we are riding your journey with you! I'm sure it must be a hell of a lot of work, but the result is awesome.
Always enjoy your videos. I'm a natural introvert and you strike me as being an introvert, too, as you appear to love being alone on solo adventures. Just as your soul seems to long for the desert, mines used to long for the sea when I was young. During my virile, robust years as a young man in my late teens up until my mid-30s, I loved visiting the ocean and islands. Sometimes it seems I couldn't differentiate whether I was caught up in a trance or a mere dream when I seem to have little glimpses of my being on ancient wooden ships at the head of the bow watching a beautiful sunset on calm waters; in some instances it would be very cold and I had on a wool-like coat. It sounds very eccentric but it's true. It's like I lived in another life. Yes, I hear you on your soul longing for the desert. The world is changing; the US is changing; there is no rewinding, no replay, no redux of nostalgia living in the US and the world over. For those of us who are spiritual, it's all in the providence of God. We must accept and adjust to this changing world. COVID-19, as tragic as it is, wasn't a fluke. Many a good thing probably come from this, although it has brought much anger, anxiety and uncertainty. Thanks for these kinds of adventure vids for they put me at ease on days I long to get away and ride my motorcycle. I live in the Pacific Northwest and am excited to start riding up and down this region of the US once things stably turn to normal.
Sterling, -I love everything about this format. Lucky us, that such an extremely pro filmmaker also happens to be ditto mc adventurer. The music you choose says it all. Thank you🙏🏻
Sterling, absolutely agree on the wall and it's impact to our land, secondly I've watched you for months travel these dry lands to my amazement. I move from back east to Tucson recently. I'm going to do this route before I kick the bucket. Keep on keeping on!
Thank you for all your hard work in filming and everything. Your videos inspire me to get out and ride . Sometimes it's hard for me to leave the house . Thank you
The format is wonderful! Keeps me motivated to get off the roads. Only having a GS for a coupe of year, owning Harleys for over 20 years, the off-pavement is a new experience for me to try. Thanks
Since you asked, this format is just wonderful! Really good videography, amazing scenery, a bike, some information and you, make for some of the best content I've seen on YT or anywhere else, for that matter!
Another great segment of this trip with great Video and extreme riding from a diverse group of riders with various levels of skill. Cannot wait for next video.
Love your videos very inspiring . We are moving to Marana area from Central Oregon. I can't wait to hit those areas. I'm going to ride down stay in your motel. Love the format .RIDE ON.
After a long day, i chill watching you during & after dinner, i enjoy it alot, am a solo rider too, learning a lot, i use an African Twin.. Keep it up🛸
I put some of your traveling philosophy to good use and was able to sneak out for a quick two nights this week. Thank you for the great information and beautiful photography!
What a great video. As I look out my window in beautiful northern Vermont a snow squall whips through. It's 20 degrees F and I long for a few weeks in the warmth, and coolness, of the incredible southwest.
Again, a wonderful and excellent video. As discussed in the past, I appreciate you Shining a spotlight on what's going on along our Southern border and how the landscape is being transformed by recent governmental policies. I used to travel these landscapes that you've been showing, and I'm just as concerned as you are on how these remote areas will be affected by roads, gigantic border walls and other alterations going into the future. This is our nation's cumulative patrimony that we hand down to Future Generations, what will be the Legacy of these recent decisions and how the landscape has, and will be, transformed as a result?
So cool, Sterling! I appreciate your work, attention to detail, informative little segments throughout your videos, editing, cinematography, musical scores, all of it. All of your stuff has been very entertaining.
It's a big pleasure every time to watch and follow your videos. But beside from the pleasure I learn a lot from you as a brilliant Photographer. So inspiring.
Thanks Sterling for sharing your experience Also thanks to you I was riding this road after your video So beautiful place will be back there soon Live Love Ride Desert
The desert repairs itself quickly. The winds blow here often and the dust and sand moves always. Between that and the utv tearing things up you'll never know in a full year the road will be back to bumpy and rocky.
Epic video, thanks for this 2 part experience. Loved the format, it’s evident from all the different camera angels you have put a lot of effort into making a epic video. Keep up the videos I love watching them!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for another great video! I know what you mean about the border wall. I hate to see great big roads in such remote areas too. Love High Tanks! I'll bet the energy has some power there.Love the way you camp. Having a fire in the little stove and just enjoying the moment of the area. It is all part of the process of adventure riding! Thanks again!! Oh! the photography is fantastic too!!
Awesome video. being a desert dweller myself I love desert adventures. this is now on my must ride camp list. Epic camp spot also. Thank You. will be sharing this one. Jay 🐝☁️☁️☁️
Great format. All your videos are really inspiring to any type of adventurist. That view from High Tanks in the evening is just spectacular. I sure miss the desert!
Warm winters and no bugs. So jealous. Interesting to compare the Diablo to the James Bay road up here in north-western Quebec. It was built so they could build hydro dams. Got to check in on that one too.
Loved it, every bit, you certainly know how to put things together, would love to come to the States and do something like that, well done indeed. Stay Safe
Another great video Sterling. As always, really enjoyed seeing one of your adventures - you are so lucky to be able to ride out at the moment and to still enjoy some nice weather to go with it. Keep 'em coming......!! Sent from a dreary and rainy UK!!!
Great video. Thanks for taking the time to publish your adventures. While I may not follow in your tread marks, I do my rides these days on paved roads.
Thanks Sterling. I have been interested in Cochise co. for awhile as a place to move to in retirement. Your adventures in the area make me all the more interested. Appreciate your hard work!
I really enjoyed your VLOG! I live in Green Valley, so I think I will be visiting the area- thanks to you! I have a pretty heavy bike (for me- a KTM 890-R) so I try to avoid deep sand, but this trip looks doable. I carry a single leg jack which helps me stand the bike up. I will show it to you when I visit Bisbee in the near future.
like all your visual works. Inspiring, beautiful, professional. The format is perfect, knowing places, enjoy your photo talent and your simplicity man. Cheers from Chile
Love your videos showing these vast open spaces. I live in a very overcrowded UK so seeing you travelling in the open desert is a thing of dreams for me. Great vids, keep them coming, they let me escape for 15mins 🤙
Hello Sterling, I have been watching your quality videos/films for a long time, back from the days with Helge and loved every single one. Not only your cinematography is spot on but your VO is so good. I am not certain what cameras you used back in the days but even then it was perfect without 4KS and all that good stuff! I do go back and forth from the beginning of your adventures with that whatever camera format to drone shots now and I just love every single second of it! I just watched the Indonesia video. Then the 65 days to South America. I hope I can make it to Bisbee this late spring/early summer and have a chance to meet you and Eva at the Jonquil Hotel! I know you have a lots of footages on each of your trip and I just wish that you could show us more, I know it takes a lot of work to edit each video, but a "director's cut" would be so cool for some of us! Just upload the "almost entire trip" no edit, except for what cannot make it to the big screen for the reasons we know off! Cheers
Very cool that you have been following along for so long! It's been an incredible journey for me and I have always tried to make the best videos that I could every step of the way with whatever equipment I could afford. I've learned a lot too in the process. It's nice to know that there is someone (like you) following along since the start. Take care and hope to see you someday in Arizona!
Great format, Sterling. I've enjoyed all your videos. I'm getting old and my body can't take a lot of abuse anymore, specially sleeping on the ground, but I enjoy watching these adventures.
My opinion is that the boarder wall is a necessary tool that allows us to have so much freedom and security. I've watched so much wonder content you've made and others riding the world I see every country has some sort of boarder security this road in question to the wall project is an American way, GOD BLESS AMERICA.
Great ride Sterling! Awesome desert views, and bad ass video work as always. Maybe that newly surfaced road will let me bring my RV down then I can unload the bikes to explore. My wife will ride on dirt but she won’t do it for a hundred miles.
I really enjoyed this format. You kind of made me feel like I was experiencing the trek along side you. I was almost tempted to have a glass of wine with you when you camped! 😎 Perhaps I’m biased because of my love affair with the southwestern deserts but your adventures that are basically in your own back yard are particularly appealing to me. Great editing, filmography and content…a recipe for excellence.
Inspired to go and do it myself sometime soonish...Stopped in to say hello at the Jonquil last weekend, didn't catch you but enjoyed meeting Eva. Couldn't stay, but the live music looked like a great time. Hope it was. Love the videos.
I enjoy these kind of videos and really hope you will do more. Living in the Pacific Northwest, your excursions around Arizona make your home state very enticing to explore. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed your ride up to Montana and back. What the hell, I like 'em all!
Ohh, man i loved this video! You must have felt connected to the ancients ehen taking shelter there. A place that must have been used by peaople in ages. Keep it up Sterling 💪
Website for this video: www.norenfilms.com/videos/the-road-of-the-devil/
If you didn't know already, you're a huge film making inspiration to me man! Thanks for posting these videos for us!
Love the format sterling. It’s, informed, genuine and sincere, yet relaxing and chill but fun and exploratory too. Quite a balancing act you’ve achieved!
Much appreciated!
I sold my big bike for a 701 Husky Enduro with some minimal gear. Totally transformed my experiences. I no longer look up roads to see if I can make it or not. Dropping it solo is no big deal and opens up much more remote country than an all weather dirt road. My .02
I love the cooking aspect of your videos, its my favorite part. It's such a big part of adventure riding for me. I love that you show all of the ingredients and the process, this gives me inspiration to try some new things. Please keep these coming - don't change a thing!
Same here, I really enjoy seeing the camping part of the adventure. A lot of channels just show the ride, which is only half of the story. Camp life is a big part of it and I’m happy he shows it.
Keep these coming, Sterling. Great work and love the combo of motorcycling, camping, storytelling and cooking.
Also soo amazed at how well you put this amazing footage together. Loving this format.
Your cinematography, editing, and production are so professional. You make the viewer feel as though we are riding your journey with you! I'm sure it must be a hell of a lot of work, but the result is awesome.
Always enjoy your videos. I'm a natural introvert and you strike me as being an introvert, too, as you appear to love being alone on solo adventures. Just as your soul seems to long for the desert, mines used to long for the sea when I was young. During my virile, robust years as a young man in my late teens up until my mid-30s, I loved visiting the ocean and islands. Sometimes it seems I couldn't differentiate whether I was caught up in a trance or a mere dream when I seem to have little glimpses of my being on ancient wooden ships at the head of the bow watching a beautiful sunset on calm waters; in some instances it would be very cold and I had on a wool-like coat.
It sounds very eccentric but it's true. It's like I lived in another life. Yes, I hear you on your soul longing for the desert. The world is changing; the US is changing; there is no rewinding, no replay, no redux of nostalgia living in the US and the world over. For those of us who are spiritual, it's all in the providence of God. We must accept and adjust to this changing world. COVID-19, as tragic as it is, wasn't a fluke. Many a good thing probably come from this, although it has brought much anger, anxiety and uncertainty.
Thanks for these kinds of adventure vids for they put me at ease on days I long to get away and ride my motorcycle. I live in the Pacific Northwest and am excited to start riding up and down this region of the US once things stably turn to normal.
Thank you Peter, you sound like a kindred soul. May our paths cross someday!
Thank you for the video. When it is cold outside, rain and snow, it is very uplifting.
Thanks for another great inspirational video. When I get a notification for one of your videos I always click and watch immediately.
I really enjoy your videos. I like the slow pace and the calm in your voice. Thank you for inspiring!
Another great job filming,can’t wait for the next trip,hope one day I can do these trips,thanks again.
Sterling, -I love everything about this format. Lucky us, that such an extremely pro filmmaker also happens to be ditto mc adventurer. The music you choose says it all. Thank you🙏🏻
The Camino del Diablo is a special place and you have captured it in spades. What a super video production to tell the story of riding the Camino!
You are guiding me threw a difficult time. I so appreciate your incredible video and feelings!
Another cool film about another cool trip. Thanks for these Sterling; these are entertaining and inspirational.
Sterling your video / adventures have a great effect on those of us, myself included that have an unfulfilled wanderlust. Thanks so much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very well balanced video. Informative, good scenery, inspiring... Make me want to go on a trip too!! Greetings from sunny South Africa 🇿🇦✌☠
Hello SA we need to send Sterling to do some stories there! Beautiful I know.
Sterling, absolutely agree on the wall and it's impact to our land, secondly I've watched you for months travel these dry lands to my amazement. I move from back east to Tucson recently. I'm going to do this route before I kick the bucket. Keep on keeping on!
Do it brother! Take care and enjoy the ride!
Thank you for all your hard work in filming and everything. Your videos inspire me to get out and ride . Sometimes it's hard for me to leave the house . Thank you
The format is wonderful! Keeps me motivated to get off the roads. Only having a GS for a coupe of year, owning Harleys for over 20 years, the off-pavement is a new experience for me to try. Thanks
Since you asked, this format is just wonderful! Really good videography, amazing scenery, a bike, some information and you, make for some of the best content I've seen on YT or anywhere else, for that matter!
Another great segment of this trip with great Video and extreme riding from a diverse group of riders with various levels of skill. Cannot wait for next video.
Love your videos very inspiring . We are moving to Marana area from Central Oregon. I can't wait to hit those areas. I'm going to ride down stay in your motel. Love the format .RIDE ON.
After a long day, i chill watching you during & after dinner, i enjoy it alot, am a solo rider too, learning a lot, i use an African Twin.. Keep it up🛸
I put some of your traveling philosophy to good use and was able to sneak out for a quick two nights this week. Thank you for the great information and beautiful photography!
What a great video. As I look out my window in beautiful northern Vermont a snow squall whips through. It's 20 degrees F and I long for a few weeks in the warmth, and coolness, of the incredible southwest.
I’m loving your videos and look forward to watching all the rest!
Thank you for posting your adventures!
Again, a wonderful and excellent video. As discussed in the past, I appreciate you Shining a spotlight on what's going on along our Southern border and how the landscape is being transformed by recent governmental policies. I used to travel these landscapes that you've been showing, and I'm just as concerned as you are on how these remote areas will be affected by roads, gigantic border walls and other alterations going into the future. This is our nation's cumulative patrimony that we hand down to Future Generations, what will be the Legacy of these recent decisions and how the landscape has, and will be, transformed as a result?
So cool, Sterling! I appreciate your work, attention to detail, informative little segments throughout your videos, editing, cinematography, musical scores, all of it. All of your stuff has been very entertaining.
It's a big pleasure every time to watch and follow your videos. But beside from the pleasure I learn a lot from you as a brilliant Photographer. So inspiring.
Happy to hear that!
Awesome. Gorgeous. Can't get enough of these videos.
I'm going!
Your journey's are amazing, and breath taking views, please keep up the amazing work, and stay safe out on the trail.
Thanks Sterling for sharing your experience
Also thanks to you I was riding this road after your video
So beautiful place will be back there soon
Live
Love
Ride
Desert
Amazingly beautiful area. Thanks for sharing another fantastic episode.
Really wonderful video. Thanks Sterling for sharing with us your experience
I totally agree with you about the road. It saddens me greatly to see such things.
The desert repairs itself quickly. The winds blow here often and the dust and sand moves always. Between that and the utv tearing things up you'll never know in a full year the road will be back to bumpy and rocky.
You are very smart traveler I appreciate the videos great job
Great couple of videos Stirling! Not quite sure if standing next to some bombing range targets is the best of ideas in the future though......LOL
Epic video, thanks for this 2 part experience. Loved the format, it’s evident from all the different camera angels you have put a lot of effort into making a epic video. Keep up the videos I love watching them!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome video series Sterling! Beautiful footage and scenery.
Sterling, great video as always! Love your filming, cinematography and story telling! Thanks for uploading this. Very inspirational!
Cheers!
Thanks for another great video! I know what you mean about the border wall. I hate to see great big roads in such remote areas too. Love High Tanks! I'll bet the energy has some power there.Love the way you camp. Having a fire in the little stove and just enjoying the moment of the area. It is all part of the process of adventure riding! Thanks again!! Oh! the photography is fantastic too!!
Superb! Loved your narration and film!
accurate format to deliver this outstanding experience, thank you so much for sharing with Us...
greetings from Argentina
So soothing. Lovely.
Beautyful film, beautyful filmed, thank you!!!
Awesome video. being a desert dweller myself I love desert adventures. this is now on my must ride camp list. Epic camp spot also. Thank You. will be sharing this one.
Jay 🐝☁️☁️☁️
Another great adventure,thanks for sharing!
Thank you Sterling...
Beautiful scenery.
Hopefully us humans will be able to respect this area.
Leaving no trash etc..
Sterling another absolute incredible video I love everything about your videos including the food, very well rounded video covers a lot of detail.
I always look forward to your movies. Thanks
Loved this…think you need to do another ride here again!
best director of motovlog 👏👏👏
Great format. All your videos are really inspiring to any type of adventurist. That view from High Tanks in the evening is just spectacular.
I sure miss the desert!
Warm winters and no bugs. So jealous. Interesting to compare the Diablo to the James Bay road up here in north-western Quebec. It was built so they could build hydro dams. Got to check in on that one too.
Loved it, every bit, you certainly know how to put things together, would love to come to the States and do something like that, well done indeed. Stay Safe
Really beautiful place. Thanks
Great stuff. Really enjoy this and the van camping series.
Another great video Sterling. As always, really enjoyed seeing one of your adventures - you are so lucky to be able to ride out at the moment and to still enjoy some nice weather to go with it. Keep 'em coming......!! Sent from a dreary and rainy UK!!!
Great video. Thanks for taking the time to publish your adventures. While I may not follow in your tread marks, I do my rides these days on paved roads.
Loved this man. Please keep them coming. Thanks
Thanks Sterling.. thanks for doing this and sharing.
Great format, don't change anything! Thanks for sharing your travels.
You do an awesome job with your shots. Your videos are a joy to watch. Stay Safe!
Thanks Sterling. I have been interested in Cochise co. for awhile as a place to move to in retirement. Your adventures in the area make me all the more interested. Appreciate your hard work!
Great video as always! Really feels like we're along with you - rather than stuck in lockdown - thanks for the virtual break.
Glad you do these videos! Thanks for sharing!
Great info, I'll be riding it sometime, maybe this winter.
I really enjoyed your VLOG! I live in Green Valley, so I think I will be visiting the area- thanks to you! I have a pretty heavy bike (for me- a KTM 890-R) so I try to avoid deep sand, but this trip looks doable. I carry a single leg jack which helps me stand the bike up. I will show it to you when I visit Bisbee in the near future.
Its amazing how comfortable you are out there in the wilderness.
love your videos. just makes me wana hop on my bike and go. keep'em coming.
like all your visual works. Inspiring, beautiful, professional. The format is perfect, knowing places, enjoy your photo talent and your simplicity man. Cheers from Chile
Love your videos showing these vast open spaces. I live in a very overcrowded UK so seeing you travelling in the open desert is a thing of dreams for me. Great vids, keep them coming, they let me escape for 15mins 🤙
Hello Sterling, I have been watching your quality videos/films for a long time, back from the days with Helge and loved every single one. Not only your cinematography is spot on but your VO is so good. I am not certain what cameras you used back in the days but even then it was perfect without 4KS and all that good stuff! I do go back and forth from the beginning of your adventures with that whatever camera format to drone shots now and I just love every single second of it! I just watched the Indonesia video. Then the 65 days to South America. I hope I can make it to Bisbee this late spring/early summer and have a chance to meet you and Eva at the Jonquil Hotel! I know you have a lots of footages on each of your trip and I just wish that you could show us more, I know it takes a lot of work to edit each video, but a "director's cut" would be so cool for some of us! Just upload the "almost entire trip" no edit, except for what cannot make it to the big screen for the reasons we know off! Cheers
Very cool that you have been following along for so long! It's been an incredible journey for me and I have always tried to make the best videos that I could every step of the way with whatever equipment I could afford. I've learned a lot too in the process. It's nice to know that there is someone (like you) following along since the start. Take care and hope to see you someday in Arizona!
it s always a pleasure see your trips-Good job mate-
Really enjoying your videos. Fellow biker from Wales, UK.
Still in lock down in the UK but your adventure looks amazing dude...thanks for sharing mate.
What an amazing trip you took! You really inspire me to ride my bike. Tanks for share your experience. Greetings from Brazil.
Yup that's one beautiful desert......
I enjoys all your videos. I just used my Firebox stove for the first time, loved it!
que legal 👏👏👏 bons vídeos amigo 👏👏👏 abraços susseço sempre BRASIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Great format, Sterling. I've enjoyed all your videos. I'm getting old and my body can't take a lot of abuse anymore, specially sleeping on the ground, but I enjoy watching these adventures.
Another reason I also enjoy van camping!
Great video! Always enjoy your content!
Great filming and story content!
Fantastic video. Very inspiring.
Hi Sterling, I‘m a German Biker living in México. Very nice video you made. Netter than TV.
Gruß Jörg!
(Netter = Nicer ha)
My opinion is that the boarder wall is a necessary tool that allows us to have so much freedom and security. I've watched so much wonder content you've made and others riding the world I see every country has some sort of boarder security this road in question to the wall project is an American way, GOD BLESS AMERICA.
It's true, many countries have their various "walls" and other types of borders.
Definitely is your format Sterling! Thank you again for another great video!!
Hey sterling i like that natural cave where you camped overnight................It's snowing again in Boston.
Hi don’t change excellent thanks especially for us in lockdown U.K. keeping our dreams alive
Great video. Love the format.
Great ride Sterling! Awesome desert views, and bad ass video work as always. Maybe that newly surfaced road will let me bring my RV down then I can unload the bikes to explore. My wife will ride on dirt but she won’t do it for a hundred miles.
I really enjoyed this format. You kind of made me feel like I was experiencing the trek along side you. I was almost tempted to have a glass of wine with you when you camped! 😎
Perhaps I’m biased because of my love affair with the southwestern deserts but your adventures that are basically in your own back yard are particularly appealing to me.
Great editing, filmography and content…a recipe for excellence.
Thanks I appreciate that!
Great to see a bit of Fire Box Action 👍
Someday i will stop at Jonquil hotel...
Very qualtity episode Sterling ....thx
Inspired to go and do it myself sometime soonish...Stopped in to say hello at the Jonquil last weekend, didn't catch you but enjoyed meeting Eva. Couldn't stay, but the live music looked like a great time. Hope it was. Love the videos.
I enjoy these kind of videos and really hope you will do more. Living in the Pacific Northwest, your excursions around Arizona make your home state very enticing to explore. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed your ride up to Montana and back. What the hell, I like 'em all!
Ohh, man i loved this video! You must have felt connected to the ancients ehen taking shelter there. A place that must have been used by peaople in ages. Keep it up Sterling 💪