Today marks the 4th anniversary of my Pops passing and it’s hard but God turned me onto your videos the 1st time today and they have helped me remember the great times we had together thank you for this!
I can’t even imagine when he said he needed a sandwich; it was probably a five star meal for him. I remember doing SAR and being in the 100 degree heat and eating some freeze dried beans. I rehydrated it and it was still the best meal I had ever eaten to this day.
400 miles on a dirtbike on the roughest terrain with a messed up neck. I barely even want to imagine that, yet you did it. The look on your face when you threw the towel in resonates. I know it sucked to stop, and admit defeat. But what you did in itself is an impressive feat. As for Tanner, he's just a beast. Hope you guys are still out having fun with your bikes! Love these movies! Nothing but respect for everyone who does those races!
Congratulations tanner, sir larry you are a tough guy, if it wasn't for that neck injury, im sure you could make it to the finnish, Congratulations to the the great team, logging for another great Bajaj, im so enjoyed watching the movie.. im at 38 yrs old by now, and it makes me think im not that old, to still keep in racing world. And im so inspired by son and dad race together ❤️ , i had a son startting to get into racing world that's y im not stopping doing race. Thank you so much for sharing this inspirational movies, salute for this two iron man, and the great team.. your are all awesome guys.💪, we have iron man here locally in the Philippines, a 180 km trail enduro race next month, this videos gives me more motivation.. thank you🥰
Beast mode! Herniated disks are unbearable,, so seeing you ride like that is crazy. Huge respect!!! My truck decided to fight a logging truck head on 4x4ing... it lost and I broke my neck. In result I have 2 discs that slip out without warning. Fart funny and I could be crippled on the couch. I find slipped discs are more painful than the brake. I could NEVER ride a bike when they are herniated let alone putting 100 miles of the ugliest riding in the world. Your determination is amazing. The way I see it your a winner all day in my book. Great movies! ( all 4 of them )
wow that course is just destroyed by the trophy trucks,making it so much harder for the bikes.The ruts and big rocks and deep sand combined with steep hills,its just murder once you have no strength left in your body.600 miles is a huge achievement without any sleep,absolutely fantastic job.
Outstanding presentation Mr. Janesky!! This movie should have over a million views. Very riveting and well narrated. At 49 I race a 60 mile AZ AMRA race on a light 300 2T, and I feel like I need a body transplant when I’m done. You at 52 did 600 miles! That is amazing and inspirational. I can appreciate how heavy those CRF450X can be too, especially with a 4 gallon dez tank and lights. Congratulations to your son too👍💪
From a guy who’s ridden the Dakar, have gone through Europe and North America on an enduro bike and have done numerous races and Hare Scrambles, I have to say I could not do what you two have accomplished! I cringed seeing the Fesh-Fesh, rocks and wash outs! Been there, done that! Well done both of you! People who don’t ride just won’t understand the endurance it takes to go 600 miles in a day, let alone the entire distance in those conditions! Again, well done!
I would like to try this but I know damn well my body would not withstand the punishment of this , winter riding takes its toll plus the bones broken from mistakes , 10 years ago I probably would, fair play to you bro 👍
I wouldn’t last 20 minutes on that course ! Mucho admiration! Congrats to Tanner n Larry ! That’s got to be the most Dangerous race course in the world 🌎!
27hr ride is impressive with a tinge of lunacy. Spectators see these Ironman format races as a race against others, but those of us that have competed know they are a competition with ourselves. I tip my hat to your tenacity and ability to grind out new limits. You Sir have my utmost respect.
I LIKE TO THINK BELIEVE ITS ME MY TEAM WITH MY BIKE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL BEST IN THE WORLD THE BAJA MIL THE LAY OF THE LAND & OTHER ALL KINDS RACERS & COMPEITITORS !!! LARRY JANESKY THE MOVIE WAS GREAT SO IM IN ONLY SECONDS A FEW TIMES IN DUST TO GLORY AND YOUR INTO DUST. SEVERAL OTHERS THRUOUT THE YEARS & WHEN I IRONMANNED ENSENADA TO LAPAZ ONE OF THE LONGEST EVER. NEXT TO GOING TO CABO & IN 2000 THEY DID A 1700 MILE RACE CHRIS HAINES IS ONE EPIC MAN !! IVE BEEN GOING TO BAJA SINCE 1973 MY FIRST VISIT SOME HOW WE CAME IN SECOND TO YOU & TANNER WE HAD ME GEORDIE STEPHENS. AND RISTO NIEMI COMES FROM FINLAND EVERY RACE THATS AMAZING IN ITSELF !!! PEACE LOVE GREAT HAPPINESS GREAT HEALTH & RIDING RACING TO ALL !!!!
Seen the first, never thought you would go in for a second scoop of Baja 1000... But damn that was some crazy ride... Huge respect to Larry for making it so far and congratulations to Tanner for making it to the flag..! Cheers!!!
Incredible journey - I tip my hat to you both for taking on this Iron Man (hell, just being IN the Baja 1000 is an incredible test!!!). I have a soft spot for the Father and Son Team and the Baja. My Dad and I rode together for many years back in the day (I'm in my later 40's now). We would head into the mountains or the sands of California, always thinking about the Baja race and what it would be like to race in it. We modified our 85' Honda XR 600's for the long rides. In 1987' we were practicing somewhere near Kern Valley and my Dad overshot the turn too fast and didn't survive the crash. I sure miss him, and your story brings me back to some great memories of our time together. I realize now that while the bikes were such a big part of our time together, it was really always about just being with and spending time with my Dad. Being a Dad now myself, I understand how lucky I was to have had that time with such a great Father who taught me all the best parts of who I am today. Thank you Larry and Tanner for sharing your story. While the goal was to finish the race, for me, the real story is the bond and connection with a great Dad and his Son. 👍
Awesome!!! I team raced it 10+ years ago! brings back so many memories watching this! Good job Ironman is insane hard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
...this man has changed the lives of thousands of people and thousands more are thankful. His son learns at 5 and finishes solo his first attempt. "SIX HUNDRED MILES and I couldn't keep my head up"....forget about it! Congratulations Dad, and son. You are WiNNERS. thank you good show.
As a fellow dirt bike racer I understand just how much smoother a trail looks than it really is. And I have nothing but totally respect for anyone that would take on such a race. There are no losses in this race. I usually run the Ironman class myself at the races l enter.
When I was about 55 years old I decided it would be a good idea to race the 24 hour race at Starvation Ridge. It was cold and rained, a lot. Middle of the night I was so exhausted I was crashing more then I was riding. Watching Larry I was so compassionate of what he was going through.
24 hr race at 55, clearly a late developer, I bet you were the naughty kid of the class. What sort of challenge will you take on when (if) you grow up!
Thanks for this epic documentary of your Baja1000. Hope that the injuries are not so hard and you went well very soon. best regards from Germany, where such things (races) never will happen...
It's really incredible what the human body and mind can endure. Even more incredible what you can push yourself to do to complete a task. That course looks brutal for a truck. On a bike for 27 hours I can't even imagine. And this film is a masterpiece in itself.
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Great film. Really captures the experience! Gritty performance: Son finishes as Ironman and Pops grinds out 600 miles in spite of being busted up. Tough as jerky these two.
The baha race experience. Just finishing makes you feel like a winner. The memories are so fun to relive and you want to do it again. Thanks baha score racing!
I am of the opinion that everyone that starts a race beat everyone that can't be bothered. The world is full of rock chuckers mocking those that try. Larry and Tanner are the other end of the spectrum, the doers, the tryers, the battlers. I eff in love that attitude. Finishing any endurance event is winning in my book, especially when your an old fart like my mob.
Larry Janesky these videos are extremely well done. Your narration is great. 600 miles in one day at any age is amazing, at 52 it's a herculean effort. To experience this with your son is just too great to put into words. Good luck to both of you in your future endeavors and thank you for sharing these experiences with us.
Awesome! I have a goal to race in the 2021 Baja 1000 Ironman, but I can’t believe the cost of race support. I need to win the lottery! Riding solo 49-states (25,082 miles, 55-days) was nothing as compared to the Baja! Hence, my B.1000.Ironman goal!
It certainly takes an ironman to even enter and finish this race, but it takes even more of a man to know when enough is enough and admit to himself and others - kudos! Absolutely epic adventure and to share it with your son, priceless! Had me a little emotional to think of possibly sharing something similar with my boy in a few years. I loved Into the Dust 1 and this was just as great and I can’t wait for what’s next - wonderful video and everything brilliantly done. Would love to know a few specifics like what bike, tyre choice, do you run mousses, what’s the fuel consumption, how often do you change tyres? Etc. Again, thanks for sharing and huge respect to both you and Tanner
This father and son team are awesome, pushing their mental and physical boundries to the limit and then some....and then some more. Well done guys. What an amazing achievement.👍👍
Amazing story again Larry and Tanner. Super inspirational! Congratulations on the finish Tanner and inspiring your Dad to make it 600 miles! Fantastic, I look forward to your next Story of grit and determination.
The first time I did the Alligator enduro I thought I would never finish. One of the hardest enduros I’ve ever done. 72 miles. There is no way I could do 600 miles. Kudos to both of you guys!
Larry, Awesome movies! You and your son are living the dream the rest of us only wish we could. If you do a 3rd movie can you please discuss what was all done to your race bikes preparing them for the Baja? I’m assuming they aren’t bone stock. Also the financial implications/costs of running the race/bike prep/paying support staff/etc. would be interesting to know as I’m sure it can’t be cheap. Again, we’ll done and can’t wait for the 3rd!!!
He said “tap out”, I say no sir! You are the definition of iron man! Congratulations! I couldn’t make 100 miles in good condition you made 600?!?? After crashing?!! You are amazing!
Awesome! Congrats to both you and your son. You're doing something not that many people can do, especially at your age, but also doing it with your son. Hats off to BOTH of you!
@@motolarry1 Damn Larry! I make vids, but yours are PRODUCTIONS! Great job on both! Edge of my seat watching em. Congrats to both of ya. Hope your neck and wrist wasn't too bad. Part 3 huh? I can't wait!
Just watched into the dust 1, i can't wait to finish this IRON MAN 1000, i can only imagine the arm pump... i just rode my cousins 2019 HONDA and it is the baddest 450 I've ever ridden, i can only imagine doing it through Mexico for 1000 miles on that rocket...
I've been waiting forever for this, I love y'alls content! Thanks guys! You are an inspiration to all of us. We need more people like you guys im this world.
Fantastic sequel to the first movie! I too got into riding with my son and the story of your journey is amazing! A huge accomplishment for both of you and I look forward to the next chapter!!
What an awesome movie! Well done to both you guys and your entire team. Riding terrain like that for more then 24 hours straight is unbelievable! Subscribed to your channel Larry 👍👍👍
This is one of the best films ever along with the first one!!! When they hurt you hurt, when they're tired you feel it, you capture everything going on so well i felt every rock those front toes were hitting in my shoulders. Bravo top you and the crew sir. Also congrats to the team!!
Today marks the 4th anniversary of my Pops passing and it’s hard but God turned me onto your videos the 1st time today and they have helped me remember the great times we had together thank you for this!
I can’t even imagine when he said he needed a sandwich; it was probably a five star meal for him.
I remember doing SAR and being in the 100 degree heat and eating some freeze dried beans. I rehydrated it and it was still the best meal I had ever eaten to this day.
Itchy Boots sent me here. Awesome documentary.
too be honest, y'all my new superhero's!
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400 miles on a dirtbike on the roughest terrain with a messed up neck. I barely even want to imagine that, yet you did it. The look on your face when you threw the towel in resonates. I know it sucked to stop, and admit defeat. But what you did in itself is an impressive feat. As for Tanner, he's just a beast. Hope you guys are still out having fun with your bikes! Love these movies! Nothing but respect for everyone who does those races!
If you guys consider running the Baja again, I’ll be your chiropractor on the chase truck!
Congratulations tanner, sir larry you are a tough guy, if it wasn't for that neck injury, im sure you could make it to the finnish, Congratulations to the the great team, logging for another great Bajaj, im so enjoyed watching the movie.. im at 38 yrs old by now, and it makes me think im not that old, to still keep in racing world. And im so inspired by son and dad race together ❤️ , i had a son startting to get into racing world that's y im not stopping doing race. Thank you so much for sharing this inspirational movies, salute for this two iron man, and the great team.. your are all awesome guys.💪, we have iron man here locally in the Philippines, a 180 km trail enduro race next month, this videos gives me more motivation.. thank you🥰
Beast mode! Herniated disks are unbearable,, so seeing you ride like that is crazy. Huge respect!!!
My truck decided to fight a logging truck head on 4x4ing... it lost and I broke my neck. In result I have 2 discs that slip out without warning. Fart funny and I could be crippled on the couch. I find slipped discs are more painful than the brake. I could NEVER ride a bike when they are herniated let alone putting 100 miles of the ugliest riding in the world. Your determination is amazing. The way I see it your a winner all day in my book.
Great movies! ( all 4 of them )
Seeing your son pass you probably proudest moment a man can have. That’s fucking awesome
Love the friend in the background with shirt off at all times.
Mind blowing effort for dad and son!
Good show boys well done i am 59 and go over to the states to race the 100 mile Harvey Mushman and thats hard enough well done to you both.
wow that course is just destroyed by the trophy trucks,making it so much harder for the bikes.The ruts and big rocks and deep sand combined with steep hills,its just murder once you have no strength left in your body.600 miles is a huge achievement without any sleep,absolutely fantastic job.
50:38 - "...being that I'm going to be the last one on the course..." As long as you stay ahead of Class 11 vehicles you're golden my man.
600miles is a massive achievement. Well done.
The Mighty Honda CRF450x Built for Baja!! 👍🇺🇸
Great movie definitely going to watch the 3 one
Outstanding presentation Mr. Janesky!! This movie should have over a million views. Very riveting and well narrated. At 49 I race a 60 mile AZ AMRA race on a light 300 2T, and I feel like I need a body transplant when I’m done. You at 52 did 600 miles! That is amazing and inspirational. I can appreciate how heavy those CRF450X can be too, especially with a 4 gallon dez tank and lights. Congratulations to your son too👍💪
44:25 this is the most aggravating feeling, getting stopped and stuck
Excellent film, really enjoyed that !
BOTH DID GREAT CONGRATULATIONS
Only just noticed this 2nd episode... i was re-watching into the dust..love the father and son bond... wicked stuff...
From a guy who’s ridden the Dakar, have gone through Europe and North America on an enduro bike and have done numerous races and Hare Scrambles, I have to say I could not do what you two have accomplished! I cringed seeing the Fesh-Fesh, rocks and wash outs! Been there, done that! Well done both of you! People who don’t ride just won’t understand the endurance it takes to go 600 miles in a day, let alone the entire distance in those conditions! Again, well done!
For real man, I do harescrambles and rode 48 miles through whoops and it killed me hahaha. 600 or 890 miles, nah lol
Done iron man on foot I'm a rider to but this is something else , 100 miles is difficult enough road racing , great job 💪✌️
I would like to try this but I know damn well my body would not withstand the punishment of this , winter riding takes its toll plus the bones broken from mistakes , 10 years ago I probably would, fair play to you bro 👍
Thank you.
I sat here with tears in my eyes you must be so proud of yourself and your son what a race what a father what a son. congrats to both of you.
I wouldn’t last 20 minutes on that course ! Mucho admiration! Congrats to Tanner n Larry ! That’s got to be the most Dangerous race course in the world 🌎!
looking forward to Into The Dust 3
Hope it comes
me
Soon!
That’s awesome! So glad you’re doing (did?) it again!! Pretty darn inspiring!
It's out
The torch of family champion has been passed. You've raised and trained a good man, Larry. Well done Dad and Son
27hr ride is impressive with a tinge of lunacy. Spectators see these Ironman format races as a race against others, but those of us that have competed know they are a competition with ourselves. I tip my hat to your tenacity and ability to grind out new limits. You Sir have my utmost respect.
You are absolutely right. It's you against you. Nobody else.
I LIKE TO THINK BELIEVE ITS ME MY TEAM WITH MY BIKE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL BEST IN THE WORLD THE BAJA MIL THE LAY OF THE LAND & OTHER ALL KINDS RACERS & COMPEITITORS !!! LARRY JANESKY THE MOVIE WAS GREAT SO IM IN ONLY SECONDS A FEW TIMES IN DUST TO GLORY AND YOUR INTO DUST. SEVERAL OTHERS THRUOUT THE YEARS & WHEN I IRONMANNED ENSENADA TO LAPAZ ONE OF THE LONGEST EVER. NEXT TO GOING TO CABO & IN 2000 THEY DID A 1700 MILE RACE CHRIS HAINES IS ONE EPIC MAN !! IVE BEEN GOING TO BAJA SINCE 1973 MY FIRST VISIT SOME HOW WE CAME IN SECOND TO YOU & TANNER WE HAD ME GEORDIE STEPHENS. AND RISTO NIEMI COMES FROM FINLAND EVERY RACE THATS AMAZING IN ITSELF !!!
PEACE LOVE GREAT HAPPINESS GREAT HEALTH & RIDING RACING TO ALL !!!!
Seen the first, never thought you would go in for a second scoop of Baja 1000... But damn that was some crazy ride... Huge respect to Larry for making it so far and congratulations to Tanner for making it to the flag..! Cheers!!!
Incredible journey - I tip my hat to you both for taking on this Iron Man (hell, just being IN the Baja 1000 is an incredible test!!!). I have a soft spot for the Father and Son Team and the Baja. My Dad and I rode together for many years back in the day (I'm in my later 40's now). We would head into the mountains or the sands of California, always thinking about the Baja race and what it would be like to race in it. We modified our 85' Honda XR 600's for the long rides. In 1987' we were practicing somewhere near Kern Valley and my Dad overshot the turn too fast and didn't survive the crash. I sure miss him, and your story brings me back to some great memories of our time together. I realize now that while the bikes were such a big part of our time together, it was really always about just being with and spending time with my Dad. Being a Dad now myself, I understand how lucky I was to have had that time with such a great Father who taught me all the best parts of who I am today. Thank you Larry and Tanner for sharing your story. While the goal was to finish the race, for me, the real story is the bond and connection with a great Dad and his Son. 👍
I salute your Dad. My best to you.
@@motolarry1 Thank you Mr. Janesky, means a lot to me, I have so much respect for you and your Son.
Awesome!!! I team raced it 10+ years ago! brings back so many memories watching this! Good job Ironman is insane hard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The 2 episodes of this are incredible. I live every second of it
Awesome. Massive respect.
maybe install Rekluse auto clutches so the bikes keep running when they are dropped....good racing guys!!!
...this man has changed the lives of thousands of people and thousands more are thankful. His son learns at 5 and finishes solo his first attempt. "SIX HUNDRED MILES and I couldn't keep my head up"....forget about it! Congratulations Dad, and son. You are WiNNERS. thank you good show.
Thank you Rodney!
Welcome to the Club Tanner thanks for the memories both of you guys Rock!
Dave Smoljan
As a fellow dirt bike racer I understand just how much smoother a trail looks than it really is. And I have nothing but totally respect for anyone that would take on such a race. There are no losses in this race. I usually run the Ironman class myself at the races l enter.
Nice job guys. I can't believe anyone can solo that on a bike.
Great job on the ride and video!!
Love this video never giving up family and friends I love Baja
When I was about 55 years old I decided it would be a good idea to race the 24 hour race at Starvation Ridge. It was cold and rained, a lot. Middle of the night I was so exhausted I was crashing more then I was riding. Watching Larry I was so compassionate of what he was going through.
24 hr race at 55, clearly a late developer, I bet you were the naughty kid of the class. What sort of challenge will you take on when (if) you grow up!
Thanks for this epic documentary of your Baja1000. Hope that the injuries are not so hard and you went well very soon.
best regards from Germany, where such things (races) never will happen...
Freaking AWESOME! Congratulations Tanner, Dad, and Crew! What an incredible accomplishment!
It's really incredible what the human body and mind can endure. Even more incredible what you can push yourself to do to complete a task.
That course looks brutal for a truck. On a bike for 27 hours I can't even imagine. And this film is a masterpiece in itself.
Brilliant effort from both you guys 👍
Loved watching these films thanks for posting
Awesome footage and story telling! Congrats
nice job guys,,,,
Fan from Phillopinnes
The first into the dust aooeared in my recommendations. Now im here! Hooked!!!
I just saw your entry for the Ironman class 714x. good luck and ill be cheering from somewhere in the course.
Should call it "In 2: The Dust".
Should be called adds of Baja
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Great film. Really captures the experience! Gritty performance: Son finishes as Ironman and Pops grinds out 600 miles in spite of being busted up. Tough as jerky these two.
The baha race experience. Just finishing makes you feel like a winner. The memories are so fun to relive and you want to do it again. Thanks baha score racing!
I am of the opinion that everyone that starts a race beat everyone that can't be bothered. The world is full of rock chuckers mocking those that try. Larry and Tanner are the other end of the spectrum, the doers, the tryers, the battlers. I eff in love that attitude. Finishing any endurance event is winning in my book, especially when your an old fart like my mob.
Very GOOD! 10 STARS!
Rode mx and enduro for ten plus years but this is next level stuff. Congratulations and well done on the effort put in by both of you and your team.
Congratulations Larry & Tanner!! That's incredible!! So funny you guys did this on a whim & won your class!
Rick Henry here by the way.
Larry Janesky these videos are extremely well done. Your narration is great. 600 miles in one day at any age is amazing, at 52 it's a herculean effort. To experience this with your son is just too great to put into words. Good luck to both of you in your future endeavors and thank you for sharing these experiences with us.
Thank you my man.
Awesome story, well done 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for a second. Just getting into dual sport and this feeds the craving
amazing, wow! thanks for sharing your adventure, great video
Awesome!
I have a goal to race in the 2021 Baja 1000 Ironman, but I can’t believe the cost of race support. I need to win the lottery!
Riding solo 49-states (25,082 miles, 55-days) was nothing as compared to the Baja! Hence, my B.1000.Ironman goal!
Once again I thank you both for sharing your experience with those of us who live vicariously through you. In my opinion you are BOTH iron men.
It certainly takes an ironman to even enter and finish this race, but it takes even more of a man to know when enough is enough and admit to himself and others - kudos! Absolutely epic adventure and to share it with your son, priceless! Had me a little emotional to think of possibly sharing something similar with my boy in a few years. I loved Into the Dust 1 and this was just as great and I can’t wait for what’s next - wonderful video and everything brilliantly done. Would love to know a few specifics like what bike, tyre choice, do you run mousses, what’s the fuel consumption, how often do you change tyres? Etc. Again, thanks for sharing and huge respect to both you and Tanner
This father and son team are awesome, pushing their mental and physical boundries to the limit and then some....and then some more. Well done guys. What an amazing achievement.👍👍
Totally BADASS, both father & son!
OMG this series is amazing Well Done to you both Great Stuff!!
Amazing story again Larry and Tanner. Super inspirational! Congratulations on the finish Tanner and inspiring your Dad to make it 600 miles! Fantastic, I look forward to your next Story of grit and determination.
The first time I did the Alligator enduro I thought I would never finish. One of the hardest enduros I’ve ever done. 72 miles. There is no way I could do 600 miles. Kudos to both of you guys!
Larry, Awesome movies! You and your son are living the dream the rest of us only wish we could. If you do a 3rd movie can you please discuss what was all done to your race bikes preparing them for the Baja? I’m assuming they aren’t bone stock. Also the financial implications/costs of running the race/bike prep/paying support staff/etc. would be interesting to know as I’m sure it can’t be cheap.
Again, we’ll done and can’t wait for the 3rd!!!
Very inspiring. Thank you for making this film and thank you for sharing. Great story of a father and son.💪🏁
He said “tap out”, I say no sir! You are the definition of iron man! Congratulations! I couldn’t make 100 miles in good condition you made 600?!?? After crashing?!! You are amazing!
Awesome! Congrats to both you and your son. You're doing something not that many people can do, especially at your age, but also doing it with your son. Hats off to BOTH of you!
This is so great you guys!! Keep pushing I’ll always cheer for you guys
52 years of baja 1000 and only 16 people have finish the iron man category, that tell us how hard it is
What a fantastic watch! Amazing endurance by both riders and teams, but also the effort into videoing and editing was so appreciated!!
Omg no I just spent my time watching 1 and I’m a tired but need to watch this
Superbe
Merci pour la musique, j'adore Two steps from hell
I have waited so long for this moment
Awesome Documentary of the Race can’t wait till part 3!!👍👍
It's coming! Hopefully February. It takes so much time to edit...
@@motolarry1 Damn Larry! I make vids, but yours are PRODUCTIONS! Great job on both! Edge of my seat watching em. Congrats to both of ya. Hope your neck and wrist wasn't too bad. Part 3 huh? I can't wait!
great again thanks )))
Great video, thanks and congratulations to both of you and your crew
Incredible story, incredible film 10X better than Into the Dust 1 and I absolutely loved the fist film.
Awesome love that a Father and son have for each other! Super inspiring and refreshingly honest. Defeat happens when you stop trying. Thank you
Love to see this bonding father and son do this! Much respect for you guys!
Super super top, I am speechless guys really. Amazing. Looking forward to see you both on the podium next year 😊👍
Just watched into the dust 1, i can't wait to finish this IRON MAN 1000, i can only imagine the arm pump... i just rode my cousins 2019 HONDA and it is the baddest 450 I've ever ridden, i can only imagine doing it through Mexico for 1000 miles on that rocket...
Amazing feat for both riders, both are tough as nails!
I've been waiting forever for this, I love y'alls content! Thanks guys!
You are an inspiration to all of us. We need more people like you guys im this world.
Fantastic sequel to the first movie! I too got into riding with my son and the story of your journey is amazing! A huge accomplishment for both of you and I look forward to the next chapter!!
Incredible story of perseverance and endurance! One can only be inspired by watching, thank you.
The torch of family champion has been passed. You've raised and trained a good man, Larry. Well done Dad and Son
Deepest respect to both of you. Well done and thank you for sharing!
I get worn out 2 hours in our trails, God Bless you guys, you’re beasts!
They should make a family class
56:18 man that was a hell of a save
Larry: You did it !!
Tanner:Ye ok...
What an awesome movie! Well done to both you guys and your entire team. Riding terrain like that for more then 24 hours straight is unbelievable!
Subscribed to your channel Larry 👍👍👍
This is one of the best films ever along with the first one!!! When they hurt you hurt, when they're tired you feel it, you capture everything going on so well i felt every rock those front toes were hitting in my shoulders. Bravo top you and the crew sir. Also congrats to the team!!
Tires not toes sorry
i gotta tell ya its fun to watch you have me rollin
Phenomenal, unreal race!