Gravel… gravel… gravel… 😂

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You really should stay in the US. Yes we have running water.

Great video! I didnt noticed that feature. It`s possible to use it with a Super View?

At this point I have realized that my cardo never recorded any of my audio for the rest of the trip. So let me know if you want voiceovers, raw footage, or music overlay!

What’s been your favorite part so far?

Thx for sharing

looks like good weather finally

Great trip! Just started planning for next May. Key West to DH. 23 gsa. Thoughts on carrying xtra fuel for dalton with the gsa 8 gal capacity? Thinking about just carrying a 1liter fuel bottle for lil extra but not sure if need more

Awesome work!!

Enjoying the series. Just want to clarify price of fuel. $1.90 cents CND per litres works out to $4.98 USD dollars per US gallon. Also check weather before. Temperatures can range from 40's to 90's all the way particularly in June-July.

Nice vid! Clean the windscreen and headlight from now on though duder!

Bike is covering half of the screen. Can you try to reposition the camera

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Change the title fella. Thats definitely a 250 rally. The dash is a giveaway. 250 and 300 rally are very different machines. Both good, but 300 has very different engine characteristics

Is there sound in this video? I clicked play and then I heard mumbling which I thought was the engine.

It looks chilly, how's the temps?

Dude, this is really weak. Your snarky, rude comments about Canada are a bit much. What an off-putting, tedious video. You cry about everything, and criticize the rest. Go home.

Nice, i always wanted an industrial fridge on wheels! Finally BMW Motorcycles started catching up with the worlwide top worst designs that they have on their cars. Impressive.

If you are braking just put your hand on the most right side of the brake lever that you can reach. The force what is needed to brake hard will be significantly lower

Lololol, BMW really did all the R1250 GSA owners a solid with these new visual elements. The used prices are going to skyrocket overnight.

Super informative as always!!🔥

Hard opinions

Get u a 250 enjoy

Just an opinion! I have a 2023 Honda 300 Rally left over I love it. If you want fast get the 2024 Africa twin.

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Thank you for all the support so far!

"McDonald's makes the best poutine" should be grounds to have you deported immediately. 😂

Love this series so far!!!

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Wow. Duly noted. That being said. I’m going to go get on my GEN 3 and spend the day on it because I love it!

Awesome video!!

Do you have something like a Venmo where I can send you some gas money? I'd like to support your adventure, looking forward to following along.

I find it hard to believe you two are riding to AK with no rain gear! I am in Deadhorse now it's 50 degrees with 20 MPH wind! I hope you brought layers and TKC 80's.

This is fun!

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I have buddy with older kawasaki ex500 sport touring bike. I can ride that thing all day I mean 10 hr ride with only gas stops and be comfortable pop on some nags and tank bag if you are my size 57 140lbs it is plenty of power and torque to cross the country. Can easily run 80-90 all day and never break a sweat but light enough to have a bit of fun on back roads if you like scenic trip not just interstate mile eating ride, but can do both. Being my size the largest bike I ever really like long rides was brothers 85 900 ninja, by todays standards it is sport tourer. Find old used one well taken care of it is enough bike for big guy touring, or a older concours or best full size sport tourer ever made the older yamaha FJ 1100 or 1200, air cooled simple and run for ever and enough power for a big guy and gal and luggage, and I rode 2 way back when, they were lounge chair comfy. very smooth but torque monsters. if you look back to early 2000s and late 90s there are many good non full touring bikes you can ride all day and not be sore.

I rode cross country on a stock 1970 Triumph Bonneville. There was not many after market windshields or saddle bags available then. And few people bought such. I rolled everything up in my sleeping bag and tied it onto the back. Point being is that you don't need a bike labeled touring to tour. Motorcyclist today are cosplayers. The outfit and gadgets mean more to them than the bike or the ride. All that needless crap is cool IF you actually ride the bike.

Buddy cranks that worst on shifts lol

Sounds like good, solid advice. Planning my first major trip at the moment-Ohio to UT, then hopefully up north to Glacier NP, then back home Via ND. I say hopefully 'cause not really sure what to expect. The longest ride I've done so far was up into Ontario and back thru NY, about 1800 miles with no real issues. Like you I have an older bike (BMW F800) that I have learned (again, hopefully) to maintain well enough to feel good about it's reliability for the trip. Looking forward to it for sure!

The best sport touring bike ever made was a BMW 2004 K1200GT

A bike can be perfectly fine touring bike for a solo rider while being a horrible touring bike for 2up. Case in point, My KLR 650. I’m perfectly comfortable taking 3000 mile trips on it solo… but I picked up a friend from the airport last night on it… 50 miles into our 120 miles and we were both over it. Never doing long distance with a passenger on that bike again.

2 things comfort and reliability. When you can stay on it for hrs and not spend time broken down you have great touring bike.

Thanks , I am planning my first two wheel trip this summer.. About 3k miles

These days it seems that a "touring" bike needs to have ever techno-gizmo known to man... I suppose, to each his own... I envy your upcoming Alaska trip... but for me over many years, basics are best... many decades ago I rode over much of the US (not all in one trip... just meandering) on a Norton P11A -- didn't even have fenders or mufflers... engine, frame and headlight/taillight... and it did just fine -- from snow of the Dakotas to the beach of Padre Island and lots in between... eventually I decided that a windshield was a good deal for the long-pavement (and a custom saddle), but even after 400K+/- miles I've never ridden a bike with ABS, cruise, piped in music or hot/cold running water... the good thing, is that folks can "tour" in whatever mode they wish... now past my mid-70s I don't ride as much as I used to, but I still think (for me), the necessities are windshield, good saddle and some sort of s throttle/friction lock... I keep thinking about mounting a GPS, but haven't really felt the need yet -- maybe for my 80th birthday... 😄

Great topic

Aww I want one lol

quick question, do you need the max mod for this?

the GEN 1 KLR was the best for off road riding ..not all fared up and much lighter

I own a 2018 NC750X and I love it, but for it to be the most practical bike in existence, it would need something better than chain drive. Honda really missed the mark by giving it a chain, there's nothing practical about chain drive, and the NC should of course have had either shaft or belt drive, that would have made it perfect.