I thought of the same thing... moving there. It was no joke with traffic!!! when I went there mid-october this year. I've been going there over 14 years and 12 times and never saw auch a mess :-( I love it too, but it might be alot different when it's super hot or cold. Check out the entire Slickrock Trail on my channel. Moab's Entire Slickrock Bike Trail: th-cam.com/play/PLZEb8ngMuMU0I4gsrv3J0uPhYDXqI5CiO.html
@@EverySingleSunday This is the first year in about 6 years I wasn't able to go. So bummed, but I will definitely make a trip out there this coming spring. Have you taken the EveRide trip yet?
@@EverySingleSunday Not that easy...I watched a guy do serious damage to his new tacoma (totally stock) on fins and things. Outfitters or guides can bring large vehicle groups to that trail. But I dont want to descend into the single track, quad, sidebyside, jeep debate. Alpine loop is another that now requires me to go off-season and VERY early starts......thanks for the vid!
Moab is beautiful . Have been there twice road fins & things and many other of the BLM. Trails . A lot of these up and downs are way stepper then you can tell by video . But very doable . A little scary at 59 years old . I was in awe the whole time . Don’t wait to see this place it’s amazing Ride on brothers . 250. 300 cc is all you need .
Great video !!! Moab is so much fun. Rode there with my Africa Twin in September, but next time I should also bring the 450 as well. It is a bit hard to figure out which trails work good on a big bike and which are better to avoid.
@@EverySingleSunday yes I rode the Fins N Things (but skipped the last section, the rocky hillclimb). Also I rode a couple of minutes in Slickrock which was amazing. However, in a larger group I would have tried the whole trail, but solo riding gets a bit risky when you are out there on a big bike. Keep up posting your amazing videos!
I love this place I live on the east coast and want to get back out there, took me 20 years to get there but it was worth it, I’m going back if I have to solo it I’m going
What gear were you wearing in that heat to keep from getting dehydrated? Do you think wearing white boots helped? did everyone have a camelback? I'm wanting to go there next year so I need some advice? Thanks
I love the Klim Mojave gear for hot weather riding. It's Super Breathable and very strong.... Highly recommend it. I always wear a Camel Back (Klim Nac Pac) White boots always are as hot as black in my opinion. 🤘
Great video! I am gong next week for the first time!! I noticed the no plates on the bikes are they pretty relaxed about it there or do they give out tickets for it? I have a plate but a few of the people I am going with do not.
All the bikes are plated and have UT off-road stickers. You only need a plate for street riding and the off-road sticker can be bought at the Mavericks gas station on the south end of town for $35 I believe
great little trail, looks like you guys had a lot fun, Moab never disappointed , love that place..... have a one Q, not related to this video, you have AXP skid plate on your 790, do you need to take off from the bike when you do oil change, thank you, keep up good work, congrats on fast growing channel, cheers V!
Ya, if you are new to Moab and don’t want to go “explore” I would definitely try find n things then slick Rock. There is still some challenge to it and lots of people around if you need help. Head over to poison spider Mesa next if you want to explore and his some more challenging stuff. Have fun!
Hello my dude I have a quick question I would like to get into dirt biking more than I have before and been looking around. I see a bunch of people running two stroke such as your self and others for single track or tight trails. I’m honestly not a huge fan of 2 strokes what is the befits of having one more than the other.
@@christianyoshida2755 correct. A 4T will not lug down like a modern 2T 300. If you get an older 2T bike they only like to rev. Things have changed over the years
@@EverySingleSunday is that why a lot of people who do trails and the things I want to do use 2 stroke. I’m not really sure. I’m a sucker for a 4 stroke. Can you still fowl plugs on the newer 2 strokes.
I replace my plug every 150 hours. I don’t even carry a spare anymore. I also have a 450 but that’s my track bike. It’s also great for faster desert type riding where you want more power. I just did a review on that bike a month or so ago if you want to check it out
Have to support my KTM FAM AHAHAH I WILL TRY TO BE ON EVERY COMMENT AND LIKE MAN HOPEFULY MY LIL BIT HELPS BE NICE TO SEE U BLOW UP AND GET ALL THE VEIWS U DESERVE MAN
@@EverySingleSunday Seems like riders of all build types are huffin' and puffin' when riding. Dirt biking must be more physically taxing than I'm thinking it is.
When I was riding a ton of mountain bikes.... The Downhill days at the bike park kicked my ass more than the days that were 30 miles and 2000-3000 feet of climbing It's all a workout
@@EverySingleSunday Mountain biker here ... I can relate. Can't wait to find out about how hard dirt biking is for myself after my Road King is paid off. Love your channel. Always look forward to the new videos!
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Fins & things is one of my favorite trails to ride a bike on in Moab.
It’s a fun trail for sure but my cactus over off poison spider mesa. I love the harder stuff
I love Moab.
I’m moving there once my son graduates high school.
Hell yes! That sounds like an amazing idea
I thought of the same thing... moving there. It was no joke with traffic!!! when I went there mid-october this year. I've been going there over 14 years and 12 times and never saw auch a mess :-( I love it too, but it might be alot different when it's super hot or cold.
Check out the entire Slickrock Trail on my channel.
Moab's Entire Slickrock Bike Trail: th-cam.com/play/PLZEb8ngMuMU0I4gsrv3J0uPhYDXqI5CiO.html
Nice of you to run to help out. I’ve noticed the dirt bike culture really has awesome people in it that are always helping others.
I try to ride with good people that do the same for me. Lots of good guys out there for sure
Wow, I did not know this planet had such motorcycle paradises! Im from Holland so off road fun is rare
Moab is amazing. Fly over and rent a bike from RTR Rentals and enjoy the paradise
I love your channel, hope one day i’ll go to moab, i’m from quebec, canada
Yeah but you guys lead the export in mandy for the rest of the world.
That'd be a wild ride.
@@bobyolstunts2725 Mandy?
You’ve never been to Ontario Canada then.
Thanks for the vid. Definitely planning a lay over in Moab March 2021 on a post retirement 2week multi state riding adventure. YaHoo
Have fun!
Great vid Travis, very well done sequence mid vid with the killer music track and drone footage, thanks mate!
Thanks so much. Moab was a perfect place for a drone because there’s no trees
Travis, thank you for another awesome video on the 300 👌👌👌, your videos make me so happy.
until i get my dirt bike back so i can ride too❤️
Glad you're enjoying them. Get back out sooner than later 🤘
Great video man, Liked and Subscribed. Thanks for putting this together, I live and ride in southwestern Utah.
Glad you enjoyed it. I have others from different trails around Moab
Fun stuff! Really like the drone shots!
Thanks. And, it was flying itself for all those awesome shots
Thank you for the inspiration. Were going to Salida next year instead of Moab but I love Moab!!!.
Both are fun places to ride. Enjoy and make Moab happen next year
Sweet edit!!! Looks way fun
It was! Moab is always great
One of my favorites out there. Also Hells Revenge and Slick Rock are a blast.
They are a ton of fun. You can't beat Moab
@@EverySingleSunday This is the first year in about 6 years I wasn't able to go. So bummed, but I will definitely make a trip out there this coming spring. Have you taken the EveRide trip yet?
Love some slab
What a cool ride. 👍🏼👍🏼🇦🇺
One of my fav's. Get there early to avoid the jeep caravans. Monitor Merrimac area pretty good too.
Ya, that being the "easy trail" really brings out the new Jeep / sxs guys.
Luckily, it's easy to get around them on a bike
@@EverySingleSunday Not that easy...I watched a guy do serious damage to his new tacoma (totally stock) on fins and things. Outfitters or guides can bring large vehicle groups to that trail. But I dont want to descend into the single track, quad, sidebyside, jeep debate. Alpine loop is another that now requires me to go off-season and VERY early starts......thanks for the vid!
Moab is beautiful . Have been there twice road fins & things and many other of the BLM. Trails . A lot of these up and downs are way stepper then you can tell by video . But very doable . A little scary at 59 years old . I was in awe the whole time . Don’t wait to see this place it’s amazing
Ride on brothers . 250. 300 cc is all you need .
Glad you were still out riding even at that age. Moab is one of my favorites in the world
love it, moab rocks!
So do you Toni!
Great video !!! Moab is so much fun. Rode there with my Africa Twin in September, but next time I should also bring the 450 as well. It is a bit hard to figure out which trails work good on a big bike and which are better to avoid.
Once you go.... It may be too lateto turn back.. A 300/450 is a lot if fun for sure
@@EverySingleSunday yes I rode the Fins N Things (but skipped the last section, the rocky hillclimb). Also I rode a couple of minutes in Slickrock which was amazing. However, in a larger group I would have tried the whole trail, but solo riding gets a bit risky when you are out there on a big bike.
Keep up posting your amazing videos!
Great video! Getting to see the riders , most videos just a front fender and trail view! Thanks
I try and mix it up when i can. Just depends on the location and speed of the group
Great place to bring out the drone. Beautiful shots
It was awesome not having to deal with trees and letting it just do its thing
My favorite trail to do laps from Slick Rock Campground and add Porcupine lower 4x4 trail. RIdd safe all yall
Sounds like a good loop
Love Moab. Hope to get there in 2021 as 2020 was a bust.
I was there the week it all got shut down in March. Been bak once and its just not the same around town yet
I handn't seen this one Trave. Good show!
Glad you enjoyed it. I have quite a few different videos from Moab that are all fantastic.
@@EverySingleSunday I SUBSCRIBE, SO HAVE SEEN A LOT. JUST MISSED THIS ONE.
LOOKS SOOOOO FUN!!!!
Would be awesome on the TDub !
great video missing the warm weather here in Canada
It's always gone too soon
I love this place I live on the east coast and want to get back out there, took me 20 years to get there but it was worth it, I’m going back if I have to solo it I’m going
Book a trip with RTR rentals. Save the time and fly in and let them do all the work so you can just ride
Get back to it
Goth there this June 2023. 15-My 2. Was awesome!
Brapp
Nice!!
Cool!
What gear were you wearing in that heat to keep from getting dehydrated? Do you think wearing white boots helped? did everyone have a camelback? I'm wanting to go there next year so I need some advice? Thanks
I love the Klim Mojave gear for hot weather riding. It's Super Breathable and very strong.... Highly recommend it. I always wear a Camel Back (Klim Nac Pac)
White boots always are as hot as black in my opinion.
🤘
Been waiting to go to moab, ut. Just finding the right time for the weather
It's one of my favorite places to ride
November October great time to go . Not to hot 👍
@@larrrevenga49 thanks we due for a vacation so that works out awesome.
Great video! I am gong next week for the first time!! I noticed the no plates on the bikes are they pretty relaxed about it there or do they give out tickets for it? I have a plate but a few of the people I am going with do not.
All the bikes are plated and have UT off-road stickers. You only need a plate for street riding and the off-road sticker can be bought at the Mavericks gas station on the south end of town for $35 I believe
Hi great video!! perhaps you can share which monitor are you using to measure distance and heights? Looks very good and easy to use. Thx!
Sorry, I don’t understand what you’re asking. Are you asking about the DRONE or the GPS
@@EverySingleSunday sorry, I asked about the GPS you have on your bike. Which indicates also speed, attitude etc. Thx!
great little trail, looks like you guys had a lot fun, Moab never disappointed , love that place..... have a one Q, not related to this video, you have AXP skid plate on your 790, do you need to take off from the bike when you do oil change, thank you, keep up good work, congrats on fast growing channel, cheers V!
I remove mine when I do the oil change. Takes 5 minutes to remove it. Not a big deal at all
@@EverySingleSunday thank you, cheers V!
Would you say the north side is a bit more tame for beginners on a dirt bike?
Ya, if you are new to Moab and don’t want to go “explore” I would definitely try find n things then slick Rock. There is still some challenge to it and lots of people around if you need help. Head over to poison spider Mesa next if you want to explore and his some more challenging stuff. Have fun!
What bike are you riding?
2020 KTM 300 xcw
What are the rocks like for traction? Is it like riding on a paved road?
Tons of traction in most places
Hey man I was wondering what kinda drone are you using in this vid
Skydio 2
Great video , what drone were you using in this ?
Skydio 2 for this one
What type of mileage are you getting on the stock 300 tank?
Between 20 and 80
The TPI will drink it if you ride it wide open
Most days I’m usually 60-80 if I’m just lugging it everywhere
Hello my dude I have a quick question
I would like to get into dirt biking more than I have before and been looking around. I see a bunch of people running two stroke such as your self and others for single track or tight trails. I’m honestly not a huge fan of 2 strokes what is the befits of having one more than the other.
They don’t get hot in the technical stuff. The power is more usable. They are cheaper to maintain. They feel lighter. And they are just cool :)
@@EverySingleSunday also I’ve seen that you can really lug them down more than a 4 stroke with out killing it.
@@christianyoshida2755 correct. A 4T will not lug down like a modern 2T 300. If you get an older 2T bike they only like to rev. Things have changed over the years
@@EverySingleSunday is that why a lot of people who do trails and the things I want to do use 2 stroke. I’m not really sure. I’m a sucker for a 4 stroke. Can you still fowl plugs on the newer 2 strokes.
I replace my plug every 150 hours. I don’t even carry a spare anymore. I also have a 450 but that’s my track bike. It’s also great for faster desert type riding where you want more power. I just did a review on that bike a month or so ago if you want to check it out
Cant wait 'till you post your Texas race.
Need to get around to it still. Just so many projects that are more time sensitive
Where did you stay that you could drive right to Hell's/Finns?
All our bikes are plated (plates just aren’t installed)
It shud be called fins and sand? I don't know what the things are?
Pretty sure they’re under the sand
Hi! What can you say about Skydio? Im almost convince to buy it for my ADV Trips in Monterrey, Mexico! @ADV MTY in Facebook.
I love it. Best drone for what I do
@@EverySingleSunday already placed my order. Thanks! I tag you in facebook with my broken ktm 790. Be aware!
@@ADVMXconJoaquinLam how did you break your 790?
facebook.com/ADVMX.LAM/videos/672326636814089/?vh=e
Where did you stay at .
I stay with the guys from ready to ride rentals. They always book the best places out there
@@EverySingleSundayDo they rent a condo. I'm looking for a place to rent in april. condo or a house. Thanks.
They basically booked the trip for us and find a place, bring food, bring bikes if needed, and then act as a tour guide for all the trails we want
Have to support my KTM FAM AHAHAH I WILL TRY TO BE ON EVERY COMMENT AND LIKE MAN HOPEFULY MY LIL BIT HELPS BE NICE TO SEE U BLOW UP AND GET ALL THE VEIWS U DESERVE MAN
Why are you guys always breathing heavy when riding a bike that you're not even peddling?
Another awesome vid, btw!
Because I'm fat and there's a microphone right in front of my mouth
@@EverySingleSunday Seems like riders of all build types are huffin' and puffin' when riding.
Dirt biking must be more physically taxing than I'm thinking it is.
When I was riding a ton of mountain bikes.... The Downhill days at the bike park kicked my ass more than the days that were 30 miles and 2000-3000 feet of climbing
It's all a workout
@@EverySingleSunday Mountain biker here ... I can relate.
Can't wait to find out about how hard dirt biking is for myself after my Road King is paid off.
Love your channel. Always look forward to the new videos!
@@TheJaxsonjack enjoy 🤘
There some nasty parts with out buy pass you need to be real good to ride it. Or have help. Road it today
Our version of “real good” must be very different. I consider this a beginner trail with 1 or 2 spots that take a little momentum to make it up.
Was that a fart at 6:08 ?? 😂
Who knows... Probably
Sound like my phone vibrating or something like that. But who knows