Sean. I watched your channel several years ago when I was getting first motorcycles. Unfortunately I got busy with my life and grew away from both your channel and riding my bike often. This year has been a nightmare for my family. Within 6 months both our baby boy and our 2 year old puppy passed away unexpectedly. I have been so lost the last 4 months and haven’t been able to figure out my life. Last week I also lost an old friend that I haven’t seen for 6 years and while I was sitting in mass for his funeral, I felt safe and felt the feeling of belonging to something. Your channel popped into my mind several days ago and I have been watching you everyday since. The way you shine your light on others has brought me joy and gets my mind out of these dark places. Thank you for your therapy. I have begun riding my bike again, for the first time in 5 months. Now I am trying to save up for a project bike to work on to keep my mind busy. God bless you and your family Sean!

6:00 - That lady looks like she really needed something nice that day. What a great idea, this kind of thoughtfulness is rare. God bless youse

I’m not religious but I do appreciate your kindness to strangers. Good feelings all around.

I'm a truck driver and frequent 81. I used to run a dedicated fedex load from Charlotte up to the Poconos 2x a week. Highway 11 has saved me so many times from sitting in heavy traffic. The way people drive on 81 is insane. I've often wanted to experience a ride up 11 and see all the cool places on a bike. You did it for me. God bless yall, stay safe.

I remember seeing those R-90s all over when I was a kid. Police in my country used them for more than 20 yrs. They where maintanied perfectly. Most cops who drove them for years, bought them from force when they got new BMWs. You can still randomly see them on the road. Great, old school bikes if they are maintained properly.

I'm planning a 4k+ mile trip on my dad's 67 triumph. Replicate a trip he took 50 years ago on this bike. Chicago, Canada, Seattle, California, then back. Hopefully I can pull it off.

The easiest way to test a charging system on any vehicle with an alternator, which the R90 has, is to start it up and then disconnect the battery. If the bike dies, it's the charging system. If it doesn't, it's the battery.

That R90 was so good looking, but that dude really helped you out.

I tour on my 1985 BMW R80RT which I bought new. 157k miles so far. Good regular maintenence & keeping to the oil change specs is key. As is riding a bike per its design. After 40 or so years, the electrics on any bike should be replaced or updated... wiring harness included. Insulation degrades no matter what.... unless it's just an unridden museum piece. Looking forward to another 40 years.... or leaving it in my will. My daily commuter (in season) is my '82 Yamaha XS650 Special. Pretty bulletproof bike. Parts are available & fairly cheap. Nothing wrong with "vintage". My dad told me that a machine doesn't know how old it is, but it does know how well it's been taken care of.

I rode my dads 1973 r75/5 with r90 dual plug heads and bing carbs from seattle to Jackson Michigan & then back a week later. I was 18 and just graduated.Great memories. Still have the bike.

That prayer was beautiful! 🙏🏾

I took a road trip In the 70's from Penna. To New Hampshire on a 1967 750 Norton with my friend and his 650 Yamaha ,80 degrees when we left Penna., in the mountains of N.H. the temperature dropped to 50 degrees with constant rain for 2 days.We plunked out and got a motel till the weather cleared.(Make sure you have good rain gear).Snapped a clutch cable Rode 2 up found a Kawasaki dealer,matched the cable as best as we could,fitted the cable with a little help of electrical tape,helped us back to Penna.What a vacation. .

I don’t even ride bikes but love watching you guys and especially love the verses in each video. Makes the hard days easy. Thanks for doing what you do.

10 years ago I rode my r75/5 from Northern Ireland to the ''playas' in Spain. In the 8 days on the bike returning home I totalled 3030 miles, not kilometres, miles. I ended up with nerve damage in my neck, and nerve damage in my feet ! Although riding through the Pyrenees early one sunny morning with a total stranger on a Yamaha tz race bike is something I will never forget. Following him in the constant haze of 2 stroke smoke and fumes..... Unforgettable 😉

BMW R/5s and R/6s were known for a couple of charging issues - the "brushes" on the alternator, and a rectifier bridge. My family belongs to a BMW motorcycle club, and nearly everybody with a /5 or /6 has gone through this.

I’m 13 and you guys got me into riding dirt bikes. I own a Suzuki rm-80d from 1983 the thing smokes more than a drunken stepfather.

The next time you do the fill the gas tank for a stranger, I'm going to follow you in my RV. At 80 Gallons, that would be a pretty good deal. I do wish I could have caught you guys when you were having alternator trouble. There was a simple solution - swap batteries between bikes. This would charge the other battery while you put some miles down. Once the battery got low again, swap them back. Just keep going back and forth until you get home. Trouble averted. Now that girl is never going to talk to you again.

Clicked for the r90...stayed after the prayer! Thank you guys for the great content and display of your faith, I’m encouraged.😎

That was really cool...I like that she said,"God bless you".

Helping random people out with gas money reminded me of a time in the 1970,s riding through the Australian outback. I was on a kawasaki triple and Had broken down in the middle of nowhere about 100 miles away from Tennant creek. After waiting for 2 days Some truckers stopped and took me and my bike to Tennant creek, when they dropped me off at a motorcycle shop they gave me $100 cash which was quite a bit of money back then. It really helped me out, something I have never forgotten.

This video brought back a lot of fond memories of two BMW motorcycles I once owned. My 1970 R60/5 developed the same alternator trouble on a tour in 1975 as your R90/6. A helpful BMW dealer in Buffalo NY replaced it and it never gave me anymore trouble. That was the only trouble that old BMW ever caused me. Much later in 1989, I bought a 1974 R90/6 with a Butler/Avon full sport-touring fairing and Craven fiberglass panniers. That motorcycle was perfectly trouble-free. I bought both of these from Stan's BMW in Doylestown PA.

I almost feel guilty about giving charitably because of how much it does for me. You guys are great for helping people like that. I can tell that doing so lifted your spirits as well. Great ambassadors for the sport of motorcycling. Bravo!!!

The next trip should be on Chinese scooters.

If you can't have a good friend, be a good friend. Good job guys!

That first woman that Sean filled her tank, you could tell how much it meant to her without even really filming her. I love it.

I have watched a ton of your videos and this ONE was by far one of the BEST (My favorite)! You need to do more of this type!!!! By the way, the random stranger refueling was so AWESOME!

Greetings from Australia, I have a BMW R90/6 that I bought brand new in 1975, it has covered 168,347 kilometres and has never let me down, not once have I had to walk home or need a trailer to get it fixed. But punctures are a different story they are a pain in the arse on the side of the road when you are miles from nowhere.

Such a fun light hearted engaging video. I just so appreciate your work.

I have been really enjoying your content. I am just starting riding so seeing the cheaper motorcycle stuff you do is really helpful in finding my first bikes

Okay,sorry to be long- winded, at the moment, I am home recovering from a stroke. Today, I was mad at myself, I slept through church (Sunday) I made coffee, turned to KZfaq. Thanks. Watching your adventure was better than a really good sermon.( my Dad’s a Lutheran Minister, I have heard a few!) god bless!

What sucks is that the guy who sold it to you knew it wasn't charging and didn't tell you

The anti dive valve is a great addition on any older bike, as well...Love your videos!

Fabulous motorcycle adventure! What a joy sharing that ride with my Christian Brothers!! You guys are hallarious. The ending was superb!

It seems to be a R90/6 not a /5. Planning to go to Barber's in AL in 2 weeks from Chicago with my 74 model.... Now I need to check things out. Thanks for the reminder! BTW I had the same charging issue a while ago. Needed new alternative rotor.

Very interesting channel and challenges. Love the spirit of finding bikes and then even giving away a bike from time to time. Incredible.

I've been to All-Sport. They hooked me up when my Ducati 1000 Sport was running funny when I drove up to Roanoke to start the Blue Ridge Parkway run to Asheville. I just could not get the idle dialed in the smokey mountains. Nice group of people. I think they were just happy to see something else besides Moto GP or Harley.

Thank You Lord for our younger brothers! Keep on keepin’ on, young men.

If I had a R90 on my hands, I will walk that thing home. In Europe they will pay top $ for that bike ❤️

Nice trade. I got 650CS recently and after years of riding bigger 2 and 4 cilinder bikes while slowly starting to think a didn't really like riding anymore, I have the most fun on two wheels possible with this strange looking small BMW

Love what you guys do and it helps restore my faith in man....

You need more videos like this. What an awesome video diary.

Awesome video I enjoyed it the whole entire time there were no dull moments, lots of laughs and good deeds Kudos

Awesome video. I watched the other video(s) as well. The best part about what you two did was the kindness you showed to others. This, the scriptures, learning stuff, and your overall good-natured dispositions is what keeps me coming back.

Sean, you’re an inspiration to this new biker. Keep rocking brother

It's a r90/6. Used to own one! Very reliable machines. No belt behind the cover! The generator is mounted directly on the crankshaft.

Super wholesome and entertaining content. Lovin it, man.

Great vid guys it almost makes me wish i was there what great memories.

One of the best vids I have seen from you, not sure why, maybe the bikes, maybe the sense of adventure. Either way great vid.

You guys are really decent and good men. Thanks for uploading the videos, stay safe

You guys are real class acts. I really enjoy your videos. I'm actually planning a cross country trip in July on my supermoto starting in carson city nv and going all the way east- crazy I know. I'll definitely be stopping by your shop to meet you and take a look around.

Love this. I'm really liking u guys. Never been Ble to have my own. But your sparking some old dreams. God bless u guys.

What an awesome video! Great stuff! Loved it!!

I almost choked watching the end of this video just now. Got him by a penny, Priceless! That Triumph would've made an awesome first bike for me I think. Love your channel from Miami. Just got my motorcycle license a couple of months ago, the class was awesome but I haven't pulled the trigger on a First bike yet. Hopefully watching your videos will give me the motivation a 50 year old like me needs to just do it! Btw that motorcycle jacket your friend threw away was a train wreck. I would've beat up on it like a red headed step child 😆 Jared in Miami.

I see one of these R90s everyday on the bus home it’s one of those bikes that isn’t kept in aesthetically good condition but also mechanically maintained like you can see the all dust from the brakes all over the place and everything’s faded pretty cool bikes

Love the prayer before taking off ... Thanks for posting, Love the generosity.

I could watch this stuff all day. Great vid

It’s so crazy a video I randomly stumbled upon road through the city I grow up in the Wells Fargo tower in Roanoke city you see along 581 in downtown is seen and the art museum. Thanks for showing us.

when your working on your photography work late at night and you see a youtube title that has to be watched lol. Nice video, kind offers to the public, awesome

Not into motorcycles but I've been watching ur videos for fun... This one got me to subscribe 😂.. God bless

I dig it! I do alot of driving and I love that idea of filling up another person's gas when you fill up. 😁

Lol loved this trip and Jared very entertaining also - loved the Triumph and BMW bikes ☝️

The first time around i didn't watch the whole episode, but this time i did. Great stuff

That is awesome that you bless and are blessed by filling strangers gas tanks. Something we should all be inspired to do from time to time.

Think Sean's on the Moonshine that's another repeat upload

You guys are hilarious that was a great trip I loved it keep them coming.

That was pretty cool,nothing better than going on a road trip with one of your buddies...😎

This is just a fun and cool video. Like the road trip stuff ( not the breaking down part ). 💪

Amazing video. Great to see such a close friendship. God bless.

Real pay it forward videos are the best. Love your videos!!!

Imagine walking thru the store and seeing sean recording that clip

Lots of people complaining about repeats. As for me I watch everything you do haha. Regards, Bob M

That was cool gentlemen! Being nice goes a long way! and great fun adventure.

Shout out from Dunn, NC. Thanks for your service brother.

Awesome vid! Like these adventure trips. Gives me a few ideas :)

I love how Sean always cuts through dirt and grass to get where he's going.

Love the editing on this video!!

There was this onetime that a fellow cop filled up my Honda ST1100. What you guys did was awesome! God's Blessings.

So my brother and I have gotten inspiration from this video. We live in middle Georgia and we have decide to try to find some cheap bikes like you guys did. We want to find some and buy some off-road tires and take them up and ride the Appalachian trail. We do crazy stuff sometimes. We went to key west one year in a weekend and we recently rode to escoda Michigan and back in two days. It’s always been about the journey so we want this one to be awesome too. Also, to add I really like the fact that you do words of inspiration in your videos.

That’s so beautiful Sean I love your channel! You are such a beautiful soul! I subscribed

i love these videos. i can't ride anymore because I had to sell my bike to make ends meet. I feel like i'm reliving my years with my 02 shadow. That bike had so many problems but I loved it to death. Thank you

You guys are amazing the fuel tank fill ups was great that made the whole ride for me, thanks god bless

That’s like the slowest motorcycle race I’ve ever seen xD wonderful!

That is wonderful that you two bought gas for strangers. Isn’t that the best feeling. God bless you both.

I enjoy your road trips. My wife is ill so I can't go far from home anymore. Trading a broke bike for one that runs is brilliant.

This video is a blessing 100%. God Bless

Dudes. Filling peeps tanks was everything. Respect.

By far the best video!!!! Man I wish I can do those trips :/

That's a good friend you got there bud.... god bless you both.

Quality. Keep it up man!

Adventure Rider has a great deal of information on these bikes (among many others). What to look for and fixes. Fun place for bike stories.

18:20 Sean definitely made those workers day with all those hot dogs

Great vid. Enjoyed the trip.

A really fun video. Thx.

Very funny - I pretty much like this kind of buddy road trips. I’d like do do one as well with my buddy in Europe. Carry on …

My wife and I crossed country on bikes. Mine, a 1992 Triumph advenurer, and my wife on a 1972 R75/5. Her bike did better than mine over the 4000 mile trip.

Y’all literally were in my hometown!!! That is so awesome! From Woodstock VA, man.

Third time I'm watching all or part of this trip. Still makes me want to take a trip like this though.

I had the F650CS single for about 4 years and it was the most fun to ride bike I've ever owned. Great mpg, decent power and super nimble.

Need more people like these guys In 🇬🇧

Awesome. Love that Triumph