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Love the WYBDR footage. When I rode through Wyoming on the Continental Divide it just looks like Wyoming is a big desert, but it has so much more to offer. I will say, I enjoy the serene and wide open empty spaces of the desert more than most, but love the footage your team has captured. Makes me wanna ride the BDR! Keep up the great work.

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This helps convince me I need a DR650 more than any of those other bikes. I have a 690 but I bet the little Suzuki is a better tractor for these sorts of trails. Probably wear you out much less!

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Adam Reiman needs to start producing these...sorry.

Will there be a full length video on this coming? If so, can wait.

I’m excited!!!!! I’ll be doing this a group in AUG/SEP.

Looks interesting!

Great route; I've done some of it previously 20 years ago as a solo rider. What I do not understand is why everyone overestimates the risk of the trails and speed and why no one seems to be able to right their downed motorcycle.

This is not hard riding but more about conditioning . The gal on the wr250 should be blasting through those sections I know I've done it. Hey not everyone is a pro rider and norther I'm I but this is more about togetherness. Bravo ... Makes me confident to not get a big adv and make my wr250r a true light adv bike

what was the smaller bike used on this trip and did the person enjoy the experience with it?

Before the scourge of the side by side infected the country.

Just completed a North to South run a few weeks ago. This was a lot of fun to watch and remember. So glad I did it on a Husky 901X and not one of those giant bmw's. I had my doubts about this route as it wasn't as technically challenging as some of the other bdr's I've done but the scenery more than made up for it. Could kind of tune out, take in the sites and finish up a section in 5-6 hrs. Would recommend to anyone who enjoys these routes. Probably ride it again in the future for some buddies first bdr.

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California, you're so beautiful

Terrible experience watching this episode. Just littered with ads. Like every two minutes!

Seems that whoever decided this route forgot about the best part of NorCal. The Redwoods! I guess I’ll have to show y’all another loop around Mendocino National Forest and over to the lost coast. Great video!

Great film!! My only issue, is the bad and weird transitions in the editing, THANK GOD it all wasn't that way, Looking forward to riding these.

Hey there is a Wox!, Shred Gnar.

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Really love seeing Sterling Noren on here. That dude is a Gem and doesn’t get the credit he deserves. He is true salt of the earth and just loves to ride. These BDR films are usually kind of cringe and filled with too many personalities from different companies trying to represent their brand. Like this guy on the Zero. 120 mile range? What a joke. That only works when you have a big publication like this with planned stopped and an extraction team one phone call away. The common man could not make the BDR on a zero.

I miss so much my HONDA XR650R

Adding economic incentive to keep public lands accessible is fantastic, that gives me hope that our love for offroad riding will stick around for the next generation. Tread lightly, keep right, ride safe.

are these trails just for bikes? can i drive my overland rav4 on them?

@36:59 I would NOT use front brakes as main going down that or any other dirt hill. Wanna take a tank nap? Go for it.

Last question lol, sorry. What bike was the guy riding sweep riding?

My only suggestion would be to list the bikes everyone is riding, other than that, excellent film!

I used to live in Reno and rode an xr650r so seeing Johnny in this was great!...that sand is no joke, tough to ride. You guys did a great job!

I want to do a bdr but on a smaller bike like a wr250 or similar. I think smaller, more capable bikes on these routes would be a blast.

Dude got owned so bad! Mike: "Just don't hit shit"....Jocelin: "well you've got a little tiny toy, a 750 cute thing".......Mike looks down, stops talking 😒

Why in the name of all that's holy do you ride so close to each other off road?? When that rider was literally overtaking someone as they crashed early in the video... Not smart.

Be careful in rural area of California. Cartel is setting shop in many places. My friend was on a forest trail and came across some. He was fortunate to do a quick U turn and outrun them. If that is disturbing, start contacting your elected officials at the local and especially state level demanding they do something about it.

Thanks for the movie! It is the best over landing movie I have ever watched.

How much of this is doable in a Jeep?

Wow! What a trip! I don't have an adventure bike but I mountain bike in some of those areas frequently. Now you've got me looking into Yamaha T7's so I can do this trail! Amazing.

Thank you so much for taking me/us along this AWESOME ride! Living the dream here in North Idaho!

Thanks your instructions are so clear you made it a piece of cakes

So the woman took of her wedding ring even before she started Riding

The man who always shares historical facts is great! would love to have someone like that on a ride. I always stop to read historical markings and like to appreciate the historical significance of a area.

Looking at the map, I realise I rode some of the northwest parts a couple years ago. They found some great stuff.

Beautiful. Many thanks for sharing. BMW has to make the most polite bikes known to man - smooth, powerful and most of all QUIET. I've got a WR-450, RMZ-450 and DRZ-400S. Of them all my DRZ is my favorite. Makes for outstanding day trips. Finally, on the rough you old guys are tossing those big bikes around pretty good. Nice job.

Who picked the gay disco music?

Great video. One question , why do you ride so close together? Is it just for the video? Personally I hate anyone riding behind me that close

Great route and enjoyable group of riders. The variety of motorcycles used is as plus and gives good knowledge to future equipment for riders. My go to bike that I've used on the BDRs is a KTM 690 Enduro R with a Rekluse clutch. Paired up with soft bags, it can haul all your stuff for camping off the bike. And if you're moteling it, then go even quicker😉

Polina??? It’s Paulina pronounced pa-line-a

All the talking and droning on about meaningless crap makes this so hard to watch. Everyone would rather see the sights and the riding instead of the dork asses giving insight about every little detail.

We are looking to do section 6-8 (Lolo North) with a 2 door jeep and small tear drop trailer. Do you think we will have any issues with the trailer?

I’m moving to eastern Kentucky 2.5hrs from the start of this route excited to try it

Thank goodness for BMWs, KTMs, and Husqvarna's. If you all rode Japanese bikes, there would be no entertaining breakdowns.

The biggest thing with the BDR is dont fall in love with your plan. Your plan wont survive the first day. Stay flexible and roll with the punches. Good job rolling with the punches and not forcing an unsafe condition.