holy smokes you dared to do this kind of stuff on an enfield.respect from India

If you are wandering around in western North Carolina Kickstand Lodge, Rider's Roost, High Country Motorcycle camp, Deal's Gap are handy places to stop. Willville Motorcycle camp in VA, and Two Wheels of Suches in GA make it convenient to ride around the mountains and have a campground that caters to motorcycles close by.

"I didn't make it to Vermont, some how ended up in Georgia." haha Really enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing your adventure!

Now that looked great, and just the right bike for it too. Appreciate your sharing. Les

As soon as I saw in your video description trying to use GPS where there is NO GPS signal, I hit like. I've tried to teach terrain association, and terrain appreciation to one of my regular riding partners for that exact reason. Hard for the map to fail outside of fire or acid destroying it. While I do appreciate electronics when they work, I feel compelled to have my paper back up. Pretty nice looking ride as well. I'm pondering something lightweight, with a high MPG rating for exactly this kind of adventure. Open competition right now for that next motorcycle, and I have no idea what model it will be yet.

Thanks for posting your experiences with the REH. I’m considering selling three bikes in my stable (Versys, DR650, XT225) and rolling all the uses of those into a Himalayan. Other than Highway blasts that the Versys makes easy, I think it would be a great replacement for all three. I still have concerns about long term reliability, especially with so few dealers, but the quality checks that RE has initiated with imports seem to be helping. Ride on!

What an awesome little cabin to spend the night! Enjoyed the drone footage, awesome edits!

Thanks for the post, enjoyed your camera work, pleasant.

The nature speaks thru u...wish u wonderful times sir..massive respect!

One of the made short adventure videos out there. Well done, keep enjoying that Himalayan and thanks for sharing!

What an adventure! Great camera work!

Nice.. Good luck and ride from INDIA

Great video .Looks like western Oregon always raining. I live in Central Oregon.""RIDE ON""

very nice video shots.... have a safe ride.....

I was going to say the smaller road looked like a driveway for single car use to me. Stay on the larger of the two, that is headed in the direction you wanted to go and that is west as the sun travels to the west and sets in the west, so head west as much as possible, find a town and then adjust rout8ng north or south to get back on trac. When your on the TAt, you camp a little off the trail anywhere you want to just shy of someone's front yard. As long as you're off the tail and no one is going to run over you. You should have brought enough to stay a night or two out in the woods on your own anyway and make your own campsite a fire ring unless they have a no burn going on. I'm looking into trading off my 87' Honda 700 Super Magna for one of these Royal Enfields and doing a lot of backwood preaching and teaching in Arkansas and on the TAT route as well. Some this summer or maybe as early as this springtime. 2/16/19. Keep the videos clean like this one and I will be a subscriber for a long time.

Cool video! Looked peaceful! Good job!

Really great video. I find the Himalayan very interesting.

It's so peaceful in the woods.

Whether you call it ADV or PIA, locked gates and rain are always part of the dualsport ride. Nice vid.

That’s gonna be a badass ride. Be safe.

What a trip man! Im planning my first long trip next month on my Shadow. Getting excited!

I've just bought a Himalayan, but havent had the chance to use it offroad. Good to see it can handle those trails. Looked like a blast. Really enjoyable video, stay safe. 👍

Looks like that was fun! Now I'm dying to go camping.

Nice videography

Sei un grande... complimenti per il giro e per il video.

Hi there! I really like the quality of your videos including the way you use your drone footage. I’m a big fan of the Himalayan too. Two things about this trip since you didn’t have cell service which is quite common. One, there are usually TaT and other trail maps available for a few bucks that are updated every year. And two, I think there is a compass on the instrument cluster of the Himalayan. That might have helped with the whole winding up in Georgia thing! 😂 Keep riding and keep making videos about it! More on the bike please...

Great road trip. Thank you for sharing. I wish we had that amount of rain in SoCal.

Travel and videography solo is a real pain, I'm sure. Thanks for sharing.

Looks like a fun adventure! I subbed by the way ;-)

awesome places man !! nice bike !

Nice bike!

thx for the reply, love your m/c camping trips. I really want to take river road from the cherohala to murphy,NC

Dual Sport = Life

Production value 👍👍👍

I really want to do the TAT sometime soon. I should put more aggressive tires on my Buell Ulysses.

I hope you are not to down about the trip cutting short. Still looked amazing and was fun to watch, ty :)

The only place I found that does NOT require a fishing license is within the state parks in Texas.

This is great for us viewers, it's a scenic route and well captured..... But does it take it away from your ride?? You must spend half the day just concentrating on getting good footage?? This is why I don't capture my rides, I'd be so concerned about getting the footage I'd 'miss' that moment in time and won't absorb it for what it is lol... Don't get me wrong it's great for us views and you done a bloody good job and hope you took the time to actually absorb that stunning scenery for yourself!! Keep up the good work 👍👍

A lot of hardwork gone in shooting I am sure.

download google map offline. this will help you when there is no GPS. Great camera work! awm editing!

Nice video! maybe you gonna do o video about your equipment ;)

Very nice

Great video. What's the name of the cabin? I'm always on the lookout for a place like that.

I’m seriously thinking about adding a Himalayan to my garage, can you share your opinion about it? I have a big 1200 GS but going off road is a bit challenging on that beast.

What brand/model GPS do you use? It looked like you had a clear view of the sky all the time, Mine work very well (both the built-in cell phone one and the Garmin Etrex 20).

In your older posts/videos I found you had NC700X, right? What year? Actually, the question is Why you switched from NC to Himalayan? Ju need confirmation that I'm the right path 😂

What is the name of the first place you stayed with the cabin next to the river?

that bike has a compass - would that not give you a rough idea of which fork to take?

I currently have an NC750X and I’m possibly thinking about a Himalayan. Just curious what you think of the Himalayan. Thanks!

Nice video. How did you not have GPS? I've been all through those mountains and my Garmin Zumo 660 has always had a connection.

What is the name and location of this cabin? I gotta go there.

Are you still using the OEM tires? Might want to go with something more aggressive for off roading.

You would look cool with an earring.

Haven't heard from you in awhile?

did the new girlfriend put a end to the motorcycle riding?

where you on river road off the cherohala?

Can I ask what saddlebags you have? Looking for a good pair.

Does it have Abs installed?? And is it switchable?

Your Himalayan go anywhere but not without gas.

Did you turn off ABS for off road ?