On my ct125 2019 i noticed better top speed with non ethanol gas . i'm getting a Himalayan in a couple days a 2022 with 6 k on it I will run it almost empty then fill with non E gas and see if it makes a difference. thanks for sharing

Epic adventure! I've only done 20 fourteeners so far but maybe someday I'll find the courage to do pyramid and maroon bells. Took my himalayan to the upper trailhead of princeton and on my way down I dropped the bike. My legs were so tired after climbing the mountain that I had to ask 2 girls to help me pick it up 😅

Beautiful scenery; amazing trip as well.

Ive seen some people cut off the foot shifter so they dont accidentally stand on it off road and slip the clutch

I’ve pretty much sworn off windscreens since they all seem to buffet as the deflected, fast moving air collapses into the vacuum behind the screen. A straight windblast is smoother and quieter. However, the gap between the headlight nacelle and the screen intrigues me - perhaps the flow up the inside prevents / decreases buffeting? This is a long way of asking - the air that hits your helmet, is it smooth? Thanks?

Beautiful ride! Thanks for sharing and taking us with you!

Very nice work. Enjoy your bike. I have a Rally with 1800:miles. Very versatile and mobile bike.

JUST FOLLOW THE HAPPY CARINS IN COLORFUL COLORADO⛰️🏔️🏞️

Wow... and that's science, kids! When someone asks how you know that something happened 50,000 years ago, well, here's the answer.

Hi! I love my CRF300L, but what drives me crazy is the wind noise after 55-60 mph. I have a Bell MX-9, which is a pretty noisy helmet. I would appreciate it if you could comment on whether a windshield helped with the noise. Otherwise, great videos! Just a quick note: the videos from the garage are a bit dark, so you might want to consider improving the lighting. Thanks!

This is the only bike I want.

I am 5'7 and looking at the CRF300LS for the very reason. hope to see more videos Brother. Well done.

The instructions page you show at 0:53 shows a picture of different motorcycle (probably the old honda trail bikes.) Did you accidentally use the wrong manual, or did Honda show an old picture out of nostalgia? The procedure described there is also a bit different than other videos Ive seen.

OMG, I was literally on the edge of my seat watching this. About half way in I realized where that saying came from. I had actually moved to the edge (when you were on the edge). Scary. Beautiful though. Thanks for sharing your adventure.

Too sketchy for me, but it’s exciting seeing you do it.

What an epic hike! Nice job! Quick question: Where do you go for service for the Himalayan in NorAZ?

I don't know if it's just my age, but really appreciate the challenges and risks with the trails you are taking on these mountains, narrow trails with steep downsides all around and plenty of loose rocks.. Pretty sketchy paths from what I'm seeing and I'm not the smartest guy in the woods.. Really appreciate the videos along. the way and from the top of these mountains, but stay safe out there!

Epic video - thank you! At some point, please do a video review of your preferred/required kit for your 14'er climbs. Again, thank you for taking us along with you on your adventures!

I recently did a 3,900 mile ride on my Himalayan but I did it over 19 days. Rode 65-70 mostly on state highways. It will do interstates but not fun on those. Averaged 59 mpg. No issues.

My bikes in the US are perfect for my performance riding. I bought the Rally in the Philippines because it was on the showroom floor and I knew either one would be hard to find. I always modify my bikes and this one will be no different. My 500 in the US is more than 100 lbs. lighter and double the power. I’ll be able to add 35% more power and drop the weight by 35 lbs. With the added reliability over my KTM’s, the CRF will be perfect overseas.

Hi there thanks. I have a 125cc semi auto. The issue is prior to the bike being on I find it hard to get into neutral once i do find neutral it's good the bike moves freely forward. If i movie it up 1 gear then try and go back down back to neutreal I cant seem to find neutreal i sometimes have to play around going down up down till the bike moves freely forward. this is all while the bike is off. Will this clutch adjustment be the solution thanks

You might be amazed at how much of Arizona is volcanic. Also, I believe part was also under water eons ago.

Man this makes me really want to get out there.

Great adventure! A couple places way too scary for me to do in person, so thanks for sharing with those of us who won’t be attempting this. Beautiful place.

Dude, from my pov that’s a nasty and risky little hike. Nice job! Thanks for taking us along. Beautiful countryside.

Man, I was sweatin just watching you scramble all over the side of that mountain. I hope it was not as ominous as it looked in the video. Glad you made it through mostly intact. Thanks for sharing the beautiful hike with us.

How tall are you?

Beautiful! My ankles are hurtin' just watching!😂

Ear plugs...work great...been on many motorcycle trips with friends.. I bring a whole bag of them.

Thanks for the views!

Every time i go past Como I think, this is where dreams of kenosha pass go to die.

Excellent footage. Beautiful views! Thanks for sharing!!

Beautiful scenery; I miss Colorado. A 20 mile run and riding over a pass (enduring any distance on I-70), quite a full day.

what rear stand did you get?

Great watch, how's living in Flagstaff ???

thanks for the vid, invest in some lights so the vids easier to see please!

Very good review. Many of the same reasons I went with the 300l. Once you feel how how much easier it is to ride...without so much extra weight...it's confidence inspiring.

It strikes me how amazing it is that you can ride like that and see no-one. In the UK we're standing shoulder to shoulder everywhere we go! Small island, too many people on it lol. I'm envious of your space out there.

I have never ridden a bike and currently just researching what's out there. I'm very surprised for this bike's fuel consumption. Sounds like on longer journeys, one should refuel 2-3 times..

compared to my royal enfield hunter 350, I had to adjust exhaust and intake valves at initial break in service. Very very tight valves! Bike ran much better afterwards but I am sometimes considering trading it in for the trail 125 as my city / trail bike! Also, not having to remove the fuel tank on these 125s is such a huge cut on labor time !!!

Thanks for talking us along with you. My Himalayan and I are about to head out for work. Your video was a great way to start my Saturday morning and of course with a cup of coffee

Epic adventure John. The drone footage is perfect and an added benefit to really see the terrain. Beautiful area of the country. Ride Safe. Stay cool.

You didn’t call anyone about the dog?

Beautiful scenery, I just bought my Himalayan and am following your adventures!