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I think historically, riders have always worked on their own bikes. The demise of the small bike shops and the more technical nature of modern bikes have all left us with a shortage of options. Now we have a situation where riders are looking at really high shop rates or DIY. I do all my own work, except paint. Might give that a go on my next build. Good to see you doing these tech talks. Keep up the good work.

First time seeing how close that Slow Race really was. Misty did a 👍 great job!

One way to make it in your video, just ride the route in opposite directions (KLR with green bark busters) 😀

did jammer get a Kove?

Good times guys, nice to see you in the Okanagan.

Thanks, Steph and Scott...looks like it was a great day!

Great perspectives and what a great time was had by all.

Those tracks look really awesome!

Looks like such a great event!

That hill was my nemesis this year. I will conquer it next year!

Another great vid of a great gathering! Till next time guys!

Memories Memories Memories

Another great video, excited to see the “smaller bikes” cameo and one of the TW’s came all the way with you?? That’s awesome!

Fantastic guys

Wonderfulness amazed by the scenery and the great fun ride you all had. Besides the drone mishap. Awesome video

The drone has drown. I can't believe it didn't stop filming immediately. I hope it can be replaced by warranty.

Great video, Looks like a blast. I seen everyone gathered at Devils Bath, was wondering what was going on.

This is amazing.

Thanks for sharing another epic adventure, I quite enjoy watching your channel, seems like every time I watch a series there is someone I know, Bruce, Rosemary and many more, definitely a amazing group with common interest, looking forward to viewing your next adventure.

great looking ride

Watching while I work on bikes. Perfect!

Great video....the drone shots are pretty epic (minus poor Pancakes' drone sinking in the river) GLFY was pretty special....so glad you guys came. ❤

What a great video! This ride was just so much fun! It was the perfect last ride for the trip. It was so nice to finally ride with Santa, Damon, Morgan, Tom, Ian, Cathy, Craig as well as the rest of the usual suspects! Patrick was so much fun to watch with that big grin he had all weekend. This event is so amazing! Critter and his crew do a fantastic job!

Another great video. Well done.

I had a great time as your neighbor for the week. The search for Critter's rock was epic. The swim was cold but it was awesome there every where I went.

My favorite thing I think is the instant family you have pretty much wherever you go.

Thanks for sharing your Adventures again, makes me realize how much I miss my Vancouver Island Riding Friends!❤❤❤

More epic riding, well done.

Watching this makes me glad I live on Vancouver Island ! Great video as always !

Looks like some great riding!!!

Great Vid thx for sharing Guys!

WOW what an epic intro!! Just as the buzz from my first GLFY is wearing off I just got reminded how mind blowing this trip was. My favourite part about the dual sport community is how welcoming and willing to help everyone is. Whether it's during a mechanical, offering riding tips or simply helping to navigate new terrain. Thank you to my bus crew Scott, Steph, Tom & Scott M. for this absolutely incredible experience. And thank you Colin for donating your ticket so I could come! PS I only ended up having to do one "WOHOO" for the camera :P

Great video guys! Really showcased the beauty of the riding up north island. Great editing in this one 👍🏻

Bobbi! Woot! I rode with her a couple weeks ago at The ADVBG. She was awesome! Small world! Another great video. Still envious!

You two are the best. Thank you for the riding offer at GLFY and I just needed a personal day. Thanks Scott.

The community part! ❤

yes love that type of riding in the koots

Great video guys! My favourite thing about the dualsport/adventure community: the amazing people such as yourselves ❤ Get out there and RIDE! PS: I love that you use the term “DUALSPLORING” 👍🏻

Aww thanks guys. Still thinking about that trip. Also had so much fun dropping in on you guys at TT Rally. Looking forward to the next series of vids. Idaho BDR very interested. Would be cool to hit it during fall colors. And Baja for sure. Ahhhhh so many trips and seemingly not enough time!!!

Pancake here, pleasure riding with you guys🫡

It was nice to see you representing yourselves so well at Touratech and The Adv Bike Gathering.

As discussed on FB, I feel a bit guilty for having to drop out of the IDBDR at the last minute, but maybe a bit less hearing there was stuff going on behind the scenes. After seeing some footage and doing some research it is the type of trip that I would really enjoy I think. I want to come on the next one, I can help with the planning if need be, more notice would definitely be helpful. I am also interested in a Baja appearance, I'm thinking a ride-in trip so I can bring a smaller bike? We can definitely discuss elsewhere. Thanks for the updates, looking forward to the Dirt Chimps series!

maybe I will see you guys in Baja this year

So fun to see your update! Y'all are doing a great job of living life to the fullest! Cant wait to see the rest of the summer videos!

Can’t wait for the Get Lost, Find Your Self video to drop! 😬 Also 10 bikes in the bus?! Sorry to hear about the Idaho trip falling through this year, lots going on. I am very interested in joining you guys for some riding in Baja this winter. Surprisingly I’m also game for the camp out and social event haha!

In a perfect world, I would still like to do a five-day self-organized Baja Bootcamp to practice in deep sand and whoops in the San Felipe area. I want to run the big dune, the Canyon, and a section of the race track each day, as some of us need the time in the sand. The ideal would be to do a hard workout until three, then with a cold one in hand, and then debate who is the best BBQ cook. Chris is in, and I might have a new Baja Victoria rider looking to join us in March. I am going to assume many riders should take the time to learn to ride in Baja, even if it is just a few days before a tour. Not that I did not have a blast figuring it out on our tour. And I noticed we got a lot better at the end of the tour, which makes sense, as we all get good at what we practice. I also want to have at least 4 weeks off for Baja. Four days each way to drive there and back and the rest to play in the Sand. Idaho sounds interesting as well. Val was thrilled to show me the map... "You need this!!" :) Oh, and one more thing, as the pilot tour group, I can recommend Scott and Steph & Chuck as Baja Tour Guides 100%. If you are on the fence, new to Baja and unsure, "Just do it!" they will take very good care of you.