5 Miles of He!!

[thirtyseven]

Thanks Rod, nice to know someone actually watches this stuff...
Part III where the old man in me starts coming out. Not in the 350scott kind of "out".

[flatlander67]

Thanks for all the great footage that you post!!

[BRod]

I can feel the arm pump. Great videos 37. I'm watching.

[madhatter]

I can feel the arm pump. Great videos 37. I'm watching.

When u take me there Brian I'm having the helmet cam on and I'm following you

[bikingagain]

Part III where the old man in me starts coming out. Not in the 350scott kind of "out".

I thought doubling on a dirt bike was kind of weird

[Rod]

Thanks Rod, nice to know someone actually watches this stuff...

Another good one Howard! BTW, I think people are watching, we're just not used to talking back to our regularTV programs. Keep 'em rolling, I need my fix!

It's a bit of a blur, but I think it was somewhere around the end of your last video where I looked at my GPS and thought: "We've only come this far!?!"

Rod

[Dobi]

that is the longest 5 miles I ever rode. Love the vids Howard!

and Scott. you are the best riding companion

[dirtyboy]

If I lived closer, I'd ride that trail every month.

I'm waiting for Part 4 of the video. Something tells me it is a little extra special section.

[Bark]

Also enjoying the videos. I remember much of that after riding it this spring with Rod but as always the memory fades. I'm with Dirtyboy and looking forward to the next nasty.

I'm not sure I want to ride this trail in the heat. I think the damp weather firms up the sand and may make some of the stuff easier (if not just plain cooler). Rod and I experienced rain, sleet and snow the day we rode it. Good fun!

[thirtyseven]

Part IV
"this is (pant pant) just (pant pant) not my day..."

[anotheroldtrailrider]

Fantastic stuff - I was an oil-field brat on the western slope of the US Rockies through the 1950's (I really am "anotheroldtrailrider"), and lived in Moab for about a year - that's where I learned to drive my Dad's jeep, and graduated from my Triumph Cub to a T500. In those days, there were absolutely no rules - if you could get a bike there - OK, if not - well, that was OK, too.

I haven't been back in 15 years, but would love to go - maybe on my way back to Oklahoma this fall?? Anyone interested in a trip next October?

[thirtyseven]