I got to tell you all I really, really enjoyed this video. I love the fact that you guys got on bikes and just had a good time bringing it back to where it all started for you all most likely is just awesome! I'm the same way getting back into sport ATVs lately has been something that I have really enjoyed so far. I figure I'm not getting any younger so I'm going to enjoy it while I still can before im too old. I still love my side by side rides dont get me wrong, There's nothing more fulfilling and exhilarating than being one with a machine like you are on the dirt bike or a sport ATV. Again, just loved it! Keep it coming great job!

We're gonna get bikes as soon as Eric is on board! Looks like a blast -Royce

Looks like an adventure for sure!

side by side drivers are the jets skiiers of the land.

When we were on the way back from Chicken Corners, we had to call 911 for a group of dirt bikers who were on Pritchett Canyon, arguably the hardest trail out there, because one of their buddies crashed and they weren’t sure if he was still alive. That was startling. We sincerely hope he was okay. Rescue came out for him immediately. So yeah, don’t do that one on a bike. 😑😑😑 Thanks for wearing the MudLove shirt. They’re friends of mine and I’m a product ambassador for them. Be safe!

I love the dirt bike footage! I’m into SxS’s because I’m too old and busted up for bikes now. And my wife doesn’t want to be left behind. But once the dirt bike bug is in your blood it never goes away. 👍👍😎

Ohhh the sound of a two stroke...I miss my CR 500!

Tried watching but couldn’t stand seeing grown men pushing and walking perfectly good motorcycles.

Nice riding. I stumbled upon this trail from the opposite direction- Kane Springs Rd. The main safari route that you access by going right at Mc Donalds off of main- keep going until you hit dirt (river on right.) If you head out towards Hurrah Pass, it's another great ride. If you keep going, you can take it all the way out to one of my favorite trails- Chicken Corners. It is not nearly as hard. More enjoyable and better. You did the optional, harder Jeep section at 22:00. We went around. You made it harder on yourselves taking that route IMHO. When you made that initial left, instead of right at the fork you sealed your fate (as you said.) Good riding though. It is not a Badge of Honor trail but it should be- 20:11. 18:45 is no joke either. Classic Moab. She will gladly let you in but not out without a fight. Loose dirt, off camber, obstacles and a deadly cliff a few feet away. I have been there 6 times. We never leave without some good stories and a few scrapes. After my mTBI I got in MOAB, I stick to renting UTV's from Moab Tour Co. I like seatbelts and roll cages! Sorry you ran dry. Buy a larger capacity gas tank. They are not hard to install but some of the fittings can be fiddly. I just helped to install one on a KTM. My buddy also ran dry up near Island in the Sky area. Luckily someone came by with gas. If you ride UP Shafer Trail, you can ride DOWN Long Canyon or vice versa. White Rim is nearby and worth riding too. Too many trails- not enough time! Keep the rubber side down. Cheers!

I can’t believe I ripped my jersey!! 😂😂 good times!!

Time to trade the dirt bike in for a lark

Great video almost makes me miss my KX 500 but it would whip my ass now.

I’m still questioning my choice to take the full Kane jewel trail when I was 8 although I made it through falling only 1 time on a little kawi 110

Alternate title: "UTV drivers mount dirt bikes, decide to go rock crawling" 😆

LOL. Who's idea was it to do Kane Creek? At the 18:00 min. mark at the fork in the road, I'm not so sure going right would have been that much better for you guys. As rookies, you guys would have struggled a bit climbing up out of the bottom. On an atv, that lower trail is the way to go regardless of which direction you are riding. I've done it both ways on the atv, and that upper road definitely sucked, going up as well as going down. The lower 50" trail has a ledge to climb to get out of the creek bottom when heading upstream, and if heading downstream (the way you guys were going) there is a wall to climb to get out of the water, then a decent step to climb, then a narrow rocky trail to get up to where road and 50" trail re-join. That looked like way too much work to me. I'll stick with four wheels! :)

A 250r is not exactly the best setup for this type of riding...lol cool to see some dirtbike stuff though. Ive been liking my old TTR 250 for trail rides