You will probably never run out of roads to explore in northern Canada, but I would suggest Mexico this winter. San Felipe, and Loreto, in Baja Mexico would be a good place to start. The nicest people you are likely to ever meet.
Sorry about your phone mishap Nick but that's all part of the adventure I guess? Your attitude and common sense will see you through most issues that crop up I think. Thanks for sharing
Great to see those remote ways turning green again Nick. Thanks for the video tutorial. I'll be watching out for a resumed run on the loop once you replace your broken navigator.
Fantastic video. Great scenery, great sound. Made me ravenous to get out on the roads myself! Hope this is a foretaste of many great miles of Guzzi back roads riding videos this summer! Best!
Always enjoy your videos Nick, onboard engine sound is excellent. However, if you want to speak into your Mic handheld, you will need a Dead Cat in most situations outdoors. Really envy those quiet Canadian Roads. Funnily enough, just finished editing my Mother's account of her wartime evacuation to Canada (as a six year old!) in which the Canadians were almost uniformly wonderful to her.
Thanks CMD. I now have a very hairy dead cat and it works well when I remember to use it. I can't take any credit for kind Canadians as I'm an import - but there are many fine people - as there are everywhere. Stay well. N.
Twisty gravel back roads are a nice diversion, but you do have to watch for someone cutting a blind corner. A chilly day here on the north side of Lake Superior.
Thanks nick
Nostalgic ❤
As usual, very nice video! Thanks Nick
Eldorado would enjoy the scenic roads around Killaloe County Clare. See i was paying attention 🙂
As usual, love the video Nick. Audio of the engine and exhaust was superb - music to my ears!
Thanks JW.
You will probably never run out of roads to explore in northern Canada, but I would suggest Mexico this winter. San Felipe, and Loreto, in Baja Mexico would be a good place to start. The nicest people you are likely to ever meet.
Great tip, one day i dream of making it to Mexico on a bike (something like Simon Gandolfi in his books, when i grow up). Cheers from Wisconsin.
Now I want to fire up the old Yamaha and find some gravel roads to ride on! Thanks for sharing your rip in the country, sorry about your phone.
Great ride, thank you. I think i'll get my little 250 out tomorrow morning....
great video. thanks. I read an article that the sale of paper maps have been spiking since the start of covid.
Sorry about your phone mishap Nick but that's all part of the adventure I guess? Your attitude and common sense will see you through most issues that crop up I think. Thanks for sharing
Loved the video as usual.
Thanks Mark 😃
Fantastic
Great to see those remote ways turning green again Nick. Thanks for the video tutorial. I'll be watching out for a resumed run on the loop once you replace your broken navigator.
Soon Jonathan, thanks. Although it may now be a while. Im heading elsewhere soon.
i made it half way through and got rained out hard
Love, love, love the Eldorado. I have a date with the Pick Axe on my V85 TT.
It's a very nice ride (the parts Ive seen). Have fun.
@@allankeefe9817 sorry for interrupting, but I think Nick is a lone wolf.
Fantastic video. Great scenery, great sound. Made me ravenous to get out on the roads myself! Hope this is a foretaste of many great miles of Guzzi back roads riding videos this summer! Best!
Fun. Yellowknife was wonderful today, the rental car said it was 23. Crew that drove from north of Fort Nelson said their drive was fantastic
Lucky guy. Soon, I hope..😉
Enjoyed the video Nick. Look forward to the rest of the Pick Ax Loop someday. Hate it about your phone. RIDE SAFE OUT THERE!
Soon, I hope Dewayne. Phone has been replaced. Back at it as soon as my ding-proof case arrives. Stay well.
Always enjoy your videos Nick, onboard engine sound is excellent. However, if you want to speak into your Mic handheld, you will need a Dead Cat in most situations outdoors. Really envy those quiet Canadian Roads. Funnily enough, just finished editing my Mother's account of her wartime evacuation to Canada (as a six year old!) in which the Canadians were almost uniformly wonderful to her.
Thanks CMD. I now have a very hairy dead cat and it works well when I remember to use it. I can't take any credit for kind Canadians as I'm an import - but there are many fine people - as there are everywhere. Stay well. N.
Great story telling as always
There must be some running water if there are Blackflies Nick! Still looks like fun though!
Plenty of water. Flowing for black flies. Still for mosquitos.😀
@@nick949eldo The Maine state Bird!
I will have to pick up the rest of your books for my Kindle as I really enjoyed "Eldorado to the Klondike."
Twisty gravel back roads are a nice diversion, but you do have to watch for someone cutting a blind corner. A chilly day here on the north side of Lake Superior.
You need a two stroke for those black flies Nick!
Haha
Try a quad lock. Very secure. Nice spring ride and backroads.
It wasn't the mounts fault Graham. After lunch I was distracted and didnt put it on securely. Oh well...
@@nick949eldo Blame the flies, they look angry!
Great!👍
the old girl is barely above idle a lot of the time
I hope your phone can be repaired, happend to me last year.
Got a replacement..not new, but functional, thanks.