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GREAT respect for you guys NOT riding on the grass but clearly staying on the trail, regardless of the huge mud ! You are a perfect example of taking care of our privilege to be out in such wonderful landscape. (with our bikes, jeeps, trucks....) Good work 👍

I did Island Park Idaho to Banff last year on a 690…. So I went up fleecer ridge. With a loaded bike it was super challenging to keep the front wheel down however I had success on the first attempt. People have no idea how steep that climb is unless you’ve seen it in person. Videos make it look so much mellower. You probably made the right (safe) choice.

That stretch between Atlantic City and Rawlins is one of my favorites!

Thanks for sharing

the following drone is pretty cool

Had you cut over to Henry's Lake from Monida (as opposed to from Lima), you would've avoided the muddy mess, South Valley Rd to the south of Lima Reservoir and Red Rock Lakes is well maintained gravel. North Valley Road sucks in both wet (muddy) and dry (dusty, silk).

I may have missed it, what time of year was this? Was it early September?

Beautiful part of the country!! I'm curious if you use tracks or routes with your GPS and where you got them from for this ride? That Skydio sure did a great job! I had been considering one myself, but procrastinated just enough to where that wasn't any option any longer. So, I upgraded to a Mini4 Pro....and it seems to have pretty good obstacle avoidance as well. Skydio good, I don't know, but they claim it has 360, so we shall see!

Hi Niko! Thanks for the videos. Love it! I just learned of these videos today, 6-7-2024. I have snowmobiled the Snow Range one time but never been there in the summer. Is the WY BDR possible in a 2024 two door Jeep Rubicon? End of August early September.

Recording quality is excellent. Very cinematic and enjoyable to watch.

What an excellent series sir! I enjoyed you sharing your adventure in this beautiful and challenging terrain. I look forward to your next one 💚 What was up with the Insta360? You didn't include any footage from it?

What are you using for upper body armor?

Cool stuff man. You ever ride the TAT? My brother and I rode from WV, to MS. Wish we would have recorded it. Such a good time. You've got me jealous though. That Wyoming trip, and now this... I'll have to add em to my to-do list.

Thanks for sharing this amazing ride! Great production value and quality!! Very well done!!

Thanks so much for posting. Great job riding. You have inspired me to try this.

You are awesome that first gear is just alittle high for the start on big hills

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I certainly want to thank you for this series and the Wyoming videos. I've ridden everything from mopeds to Harleys and you are a good rider. Your videos are excellent. I look forward to seeing more.

The whole alpine loop area has long been on my bucket list. Thank you for making it all the more so

Seeing the sheep and the dogs sure brought back the days when the family had a ranch. We had seven thousand sheep and ran them in terrain very similar. Thanks again for the beautiful ride.

Got to love the big open. Great video.

Glad you got a good day Thanks for sharing.

What an interesting ride. Thanks for sharing.

Well, you soldiered on rain or not. Well done. Beautiful video

Another beautiful ride. Torn bag? Duct tape forever😅😅

What a gloriously beautiful ride. Thanks for sharing.

I'm from northwestern Wyoming and have been pretty much everywhere you went. I greatly enjoyed the videos and thank you for pleasure of watching them.😊

I was the Louis Lake ranger at one time. Good to see the old turf again. Thanks. Good video.

Qhat a beautiful ride. So easy yet so fulfilling. Good video

So, you got to ride the big open. Beautiful in it's own way Good video.

Mud? Well, welcome to Wyoming. Give it a few minutes and it will change. Not always for the better. I appreciate that you showed both the good and the bad.

Apparently the mountain sheep had used up all the oxygen. Good video and good effort.

I was watching all your video's in one go. ( i have a lot of time ). And in this video i was like " damn AI thinks i want to hear this in German ( i am fr Belgium and sometimes media thinks i want to hear german of french or dutch). I really had to go into the comments to see it wasn't AI 😂

Love how you created the "Trip & Route Overview". What software are you using to create that (I guess Relive! based on your clip)? Awesome video series, thanks for sharing!!

A 701 decked out in rade garage parts is a dream setup of mine. One day I’ll have one lol great footage and editing thanks for uploading 🤙🏻

Smart choice. One of my rules to live by as I get older is "Suffering is optional." You did a great job completing Taylor Pass - very rowdy.

When you say don't do it on a 250L... lol. Did it on my 300L last fall. Glad you enjoyed my back yard.

The road that was closed due to fire I was evacuated from as I was camping at a fed site when the fire started and I was led out by a forestry person … on the paved road you bypassed the closed road on you went by a military camp that I may have been camping at (?) .

I like your videos. I was wondering if you could add a list of your gear to the description.

Amazing trip and amazing footage. I totally respect your decision to finish another time. I can't wait to give it a go myself. I did the Trans Canada Adventure Trail from saskatchewan to the tip of Vancouver Island in two stints. It took way longer than anticipated. And just like yourself, I want to enjoy the trip and not make it into a race. Hats off to you sir !!

Fantastic series. With your use of maps and the drone you may be the best on UA-cam at this. Trek Ethos is up there with you. Thanks for taking the time to do this.

I can fully understand your decision. But please bring the sheep(s) 🐑🐏🐑🐏 back in 2024.

Great riding, much respect. Going through boulders, especially loose ones is no joke. Thanks for taking us on your journey thus far and am looking forward to when you finish it out!

What Drone do you use?

With all those passes your previous episode (7) still had more elevation gain by 6K feet! Glad you got another drone for footage, did you get the new tires on too?

Hey Niko, just found your channel. Great footage. I’m doing a 4,000 mile ride with an old buddy, Simon, in May and June heading out from south of Boston. I’m from the UK and have been lucky enough to have Simon doing the tech bits like where we’re going and staying. 22 days in all. Like you were recording it for exactly the reasons you are. I’m 65 and want to be able to recall my trip and bore my friends and family. A question if I may (and apologies if you covered it before) what mods have you done to your bike? I have a 2023 701 Enduro which has the Euro5 lean running issues. Yours sounds sweet. My trip in May will be aboard a 2019 690 Enduro with a ton of mods. Many thanks, Ian

Rofl Grüße aus Stuttgart ... Geile vlog Serie , Episoden 5-7 fand ich bisher am besten, Prädikat " No BS just riding" ... Motorsound, deine Gedanken, geile Landschaftsaufnahmen und Gott sei Dank keine Musik ... Bei deiner Aussprache hät ich nicht gedacht das du aus D kommst lol .... Top , weiter so , muss jetzt mal Folge 8 weiter schauen ... 😆🤣😁

Oh my goodness these roads are rugged haha. I felt that stall at 8:14 haha, from someone who hikes often I never thought Id want to go off-roading on a bike until I watched this video. It seems like it takes a lot of skill to handle the weight of the bike going over those rocks and bumps. Great video. Thank you for the upload!

Good decision! Those rocky roads on Taylor Pass would of freaked me out. I'm amazed how you guys got through there. When you're exhausted and the fun starts to go it's time to head home. Great series of adventures!

This is an awesome review of your adventure. Would you consider sharing your GPX?