Your doing GREAT, don't worry about talking, keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the handlebars !!!

You have the best off-road dirt bike channel! Thank you for NOT using music, the sound of your motor and the narration is the best music!

That has to be an ass kicking ride. Great video bro!

Glad you made it out ok man! That was some tough shit to get through! Not many can ride through those kind of conditions! Hold your head high! 👊🏽

Epic free riding far to easy to get in trouble cheers to you from New Zealander

And that...... is Moab. The amount of time we've spent trying to figure out where the heck we were would fill an entire day's ride. 😅 Awesome footage. Thanks for not making it look easy. 😉

No front camera!! Now we can’t tell if your turn signals are working 🤔🤣🤣

Where's Matts Offroad Recovery when you need hm. Another great series - thanks for the effort and sharing.

You should think about getting onX Offroad, Helps big time with directions.

Another awesome video expedition!

Behind the Rocks is another riding area where you could spend 2-3 days exploring...

Wow, that is some tough trails man. You handed it really well! You mentioned low water and fuel. Are you running the stock fuel tank on the 501 and how much water does your hydration back have? I live just a few hours away. Heading to Moab this weekend to ride - CRF450L. Thanks for making these videos, keep them coming!

Help me understand how for your first time riding in Southern Utah you pick Pritchett. On a 500? Without gps? Othen then that the video is very well done. Rock on.

Lucky you didn't have to ride miles of one of Moab's deep soft sand washs's to find your way out.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Braaap!

I don't have the talent to ride Pritchett Canyon but glad you made it (in your previous video). Too bad you were short on water as riding out in the Behind the Rocks area is pretty darn fun. Thanks for sharing.

Don't sweat the fender camera, I prefer the helmet cam anyway. When I use to ride my quad in the Craters of the Moon desert, I would park the truck and make a 80 mile loop and come back to the truck from a different direction. I use to somehow always know where I needed to go to get back to the truck. Nowdays, 25 years later, I look for land-marks. You need to get the On-ex map system. I signed up, but I seem to be too stupid to figure it out. Usually where I ride there are not too many roads/trails. I have usually a good sense of direction. I would not dream of taking my T Dub on that trail. I would do it on my quad though. One time I met my Son down there for Easter Jeep Safari, and one day they did not want quads on the trail that they were running, so I went out by myself. I ran into 3 Jeeps and asked them if I could ride along with them. That terrain is not forgiving at all for a solo rider. We all had a great time. There was one downhill that had a 6 foot vertical drop. I had two guys hold onto my back tires as I eased over the edge. When I was on the bottom, I just gassed it. Going back, I had to winch it up, as did 2 of the Jeeps. I felt for you on that last nasty uphill. I have been there. You are just exhausted, and then something like that pops up. One time in So Cal, I was alone on my XT600 and I was on a road that was carved out of the side of a mountain. I came to a washout, and made it to the other side. 1/4 mile later the whole road was gone. I turned around and went back. As I was going back on that first washout, my bike slid off of the goat trail that I was on. 50 feet further down the hill was a 400 foot vertical drop. I decided to walk out to where I was parked and get some of the other bike riders to come up and give me a hand. It was 9 miles back, and it was about 85 degrees. I carried a 1 quart water bottle on my handlebars, so I took that and started walking. I had only went 1/2 a mile, and I had drank all of my water. I thought to myself, "this is how people die in the desert!" I walked back to the bike, and took my screwdriver out of my tool kit and dug me a trail under my rear tire. I then fired it up and pushed as hard as I could and slipped the heck out of my clutch, and made it out of my predicament. I never did something so foolish again in that unforgiving desert. I wish I had enough strength to stand on the pegs like you do for miles. I can only do it for short periods. Plus I am so bent over. I have 2 handlebar risers on top of each other, and it is better. The front brake hose is my limiting factor. I really envy people that can easily stand up on the pegs and easily reach the handlebars. Oh well. Nice video. Tell me something, would you do that trail again?

Absolutely, worry about yourself, not us listening, bike sounds are enough!!Awesome place to be riding, but, I don't know about solo!! I've done a lot of solo riding, even in a blizzard, which ended up okay, but wasn't smart!

Another epic route near Moab is the White Rim Trail. I rode that on my DR350SE many years ago. I'd like to do it again some day.

Hey man! If you're ever in the peach valley area in Colorado let me know. I make it over to Moab every few weekends but am always looking for more guys to ride with 🤙

Awesome video and makes me miss living in UT. Random question. Do you have your height and inseam? I’ve been really considering the 501 but I’m vertically challenged. 🤣

Hey Mad Jack. Take a friend next time. More fun and a lot safer!

12:32 .....the cooling fan.... Yes, mine gets annoying on a long ride!

"THE 191" Well, that explains it. Dude's from California. No wonder

Quote, "I don't want to go too fast...." at 14:10. Crazy talk like that hurt my ears.

You actually found the EASIEST route to the highway through behind the rocks hugging the more western side and avoiding some of the toughest obstacles like white knuckle hill which is a gnarly challenge and roller coaster and some others..

That was no joke. Been riding for many years but age and not being a great rider. Think I’ll pass on that. I would like to ride some of it though……

looks like awesome riding! you did well to keep that big 500 going up those rocks lol. getting humbled is what its all about. otherwise its no fun haha!

I think you should put a heavier fly wheel in the motor to stop the bike flaming out. Also when I I used to ride trials bikes 40 years ago 6 lb in the front 4 in the back but then you can’t rip along the track and have to be really careful horse’s for courses it’s finding a happy medium you are so kind to the motor like watching you ride cheers

One less camera, one more GPS

I watch this because I want to know which trails are best for me if I get to go back to Moab.

I ride a 2023 KTM 350 EXC-F, have you had any issues with the subframe on your Husky, I have read some years of the street legal versions had issues with breakage.

Are you using a DJI Air 3 to track you from the air?

Do you use Avenza on your phone? I use it for MVUMs and I see there is a free digital Avenza map titled "BLM Utah Steel Bender Jeep Safari Route." The app doesn't need cell service to work as it's GPS based. You will always know where you are on the map!

What gearing are you running?

Dude, you are a squid 🐙. Props to you for trying these trails, but you're over your head!