This series on the Historic Route 66 is just priceless. Such an awesome idea and such recognition for the people, the places, and the mother road. Forget the History channel, this is true American History. Well done guys. keep up the good work!!!
Thanks for the kind words, Mikel..truly appreciated. There's been some great feedback so far on this series, and we're happy to be able to share this stuff with everyone. These are stories that we feel need to be told, and recorded for the generations to come. We'll definitely be incorporating these interviews in our regular videos, and plan on putting out plenty more content just like this as well. We're grateful for all of the support! 🙌🇺🇸🌎🦅
I hope everyone that watches this series hits the like button on every video, so UA-cam will recommend it to more and more people to watch. This, forgotten America, is the kind of stuff people need to see. I am so glad you all are doing this.
One day I'll catch up with you on a ride. Riding for 58 years I've been riding Arizona and New Mexico for 35 years on route 66. You guys Rock and give riders reason to go ride the route 66. Ride on.
Maybe we'll see ya down the road! That's awesome to hear. Those are some great states to explore, that's for sure. We appreciate your support, we'll keep the vids coming!
It is awesome to see people strive to keep the legacy of their family going. You guys give us the opportunity to experience a history of Route 66 that most of will never experience. I love watching you guys ride but this series is exceptional. Y’all are setting a new standard.
It really is. It's something that many of us probably don't consider or think about on a daily basis, and these great people are living it and loving it. Everyone we talked to had such passion for what they are doing, and it was inspiring to hear what they had to say. It's been pretty wild to make it to this point, and to be able to share these things with a great audience has been an awesome experience! Thanks so much for the support, LimitedLifestyle! 🤘
Route 66 is on my bucket list and the journey of a lifetime, watching this series it's just priceless, you guys are truly awesome and are doing great, keep it up, it just gets better and better!! Well done you all!! 👍👍
I love watching you guys ride everywhere but this series is a whole nother level. This is the type of content I literally cannot get enough of. Thanks for all the entertainment and history lessons!
Thanks, Whiskey Throttle!! We feel the same. We love capturing the riding/travel road trip vids, but taking our time and covering all of the details and history etc.. with videos like this has really grown on us. Being able to share these stories with everyone has really sparked the passion for the "why" of this whole thing, and we're excited for more. The plan is to do ~30% of our vids this way, then incorporate some of the things from these videos into our trip videos as well. Thanks for the input!
We made it a point to stop at Lilo’s on our way from Laughlin to Phoenix. Brenda was like my big sister and took great care of us. We left with our bellies full, smiles in our hearts, and three take-out containers of German meatloaf and carrot cake. Thank you for this video! P.S. Hwy 89 from Prescott to Wickenburg was absolutely amazing! One of the best rides of my life.
We're happy to hear that! Hopefully you said hello to Brenda for us. That carrot cake and German meatloaf are no joke! Hwy 89 is a phenomenal stretch of road to say the least, tons to see along the way. Thanks for tuning in, ride safe!🙌
I just "discovered" this channel today and love it! I live in the Northeast U.S., but when I retire in a year and a half, I'm hitting the road with my 68 Scotty camper and Route 66 is on my list. Great series!
Awesome!! That's great to hear, Cynthia! We're glad you're enjoying the channel. It sounds like you've got some great adventures ahead! See ya down the road..
You do wonderful job for “Route 66” families. I hope this road will live forever. Since my childhood it was always my dream to visit there. I hope some day I will ride the roads you’ve showed me here on your channel. 🤞🏻
Thank you!! The whole trip was amazing, and being able to capture all of this history from the locals themselves was a great time. Thanks for watching! 👍
Great to hear, Rich!! Glad you're enjoying the history and stories. It was a fun experience meeting everyone and sharing their stories. See you on the next one 👍
These stories you guys bring us here in the social media, only show how a motorcyclist's perspective is along the roads we ride, in other words, to listen to and to presence people telling their stories is not only knowing people around, it is a little more, it is how amazing are people who come across our way when we are on two wheels, and that's what motorcyclism about, finding out new people, finding out new stories we carry on with us and that making us to learn with those. Thanks for sharing you guys's perspective about people and places along the roads you ride on, and thank you to keeping up 2LaneLife on!!! See ya'll down the road!
Thank you for the kind words, Marcos!1 We've greatly enjoyed this new way of storytelling with our videos. While we will still be doing our normal travel videos, we will be incorporating interviews and stories into them, and then ~30% of our drops will hopefully be just like this one. Not only is that what motorcycling is all about, but in the grand scheme of things, life in general. Sharing stories and experiences with others, regardless of their place in life, helps us learn to appreciate everything around us. We'll keep the good times rolling! 🦅
Happy to hear you made it to that point in the vid and could relate to her. When your work embodies the reasons you live life, the work goes on forever, and for good reason. We loved sitting down with everyone on that trip, and were inspired to hear more after that. Thanks for watching! 🙌
@@2LaneLife A fascinating story. History of old America. But I think you are showing universal positive values. You show people and their hard work and you have faith in what they are doing. And passions. I will send the link to the short video. A well-done short film captures the atmosphere.Try this form of communication. ua-cam.com/video/YbgLSVCj5Jw/v-deo.html😊
Can't wait. Spend time watching your videos. While babysitting the 7 month old grandson. Work is seasonal. Off and broke in the winter ❄️🥶. Can't wait for spring.
Man…thank y’all for showing these stories. These people embody what it truly means to be an AMERICAN!! Hard work….sweat equity….determination….never say die attitudes! Love it! Keep it up gents!
Thanks for watching, Clay!! We think so, too! We always find the most genuine, hard-working, and determined people in small towns, with plenty of stories to match. The passion they have for what they do, is something that everyone should have, and it's cool to be able to share it.
Thanks, Sangjoon!! It truly is some genuine western American culture. Hearing all of these stories has inspired us to go back and visit more and more Route 66 towns. Hopefully you can make it out on 66 soon! (maybe after all those new parts are on the bike lol)
Good times! It was great meeting everyone out there, and now we've got an extra slice of heaven to add to our list of favorite towns along the way. The hospitality and smiles throughout made it all worth it! Thanks for your support 🙌
Great idea, interviewing folks who have lived on 66 for decades. Comedian Billy Connolly did a TV special on Rt 66 years ago - besides being funny AF, he also put 66 on the map. That special was the reason I did the trip in ‘14. Seligman was probably my favorite town along the way. I need to go back for some sauerbraten and carrot cake.
Thanks, @hogdriver88 !! It was inspiring to hear everyone's stories and to be able to share that with everyone. Time to go get you some carrot cake for sure!
Wow! Just wow. From partying in Sturgis, relentless exploring of the forgotten desolate back roads, to interviewing the true American people, You always seem to nail it. Gentlemen, I’m proud of your ambition, your attention to detail and your success. You make me smile and I thank you for that. 🍻
Hey..we do what we can, when we can do it! This life was meant to be lived exploring all avenues, and every aspect of the ride and the roads that embody it. We're grateful for your support and for all you do, Shannon!! See ya on the next one 🍻
Gotta say…love Love LOVE your peering into the nooks and crannies of Americana! I’m heading out on my bike from Colorado (via New Mexico) to Southern California early next week to see my grandkids. I hadn’t given it much consideration before when planning this trip, but now I will damn sure stop-in at Seligman for at least a bite to eat and some gifts. I must have traveled that stretch of I-40…heck, I don’t know…numerous times before and never stopped in Seligman before, that I can recall. Your presentation really awakens that appreciation for those places which are tucked away in a comfy little hideaway and have such history that’s engrossing. The following weekend after that, my wife and I will be cruising up PCH for a getaway weekend, using your PCH videos as a blueprint. Thanks for scoping-out all of the cool spots. You make the planning easy. Thanks for your great stuff!
Glad to hear it, Joe!! We do too, and we're happy to be able to share these stories. Sounds like you've got an awesome trip ahead of you. There's definitely some great grub stops in Seligman. It's resilient towns like this that have some of the most interesting stories, so we'll do what we can to share them as we discover them. PCH to top it off. You've got some awesome miles ahead. If you check out the blog section on our website, we have maps, eats, and stays for our PCH run if you have any questions on that stuff that the videos didn't answer. Thanks for all of the support! Ride safe and have a great trip 👍
A follow-up: I stopped in at the Road Kill Cafe in Seligman today and had a dead bird Reuben sandwich with day-old fries. It was dee-lish! Grabbed a couple souvenirs as well. I wish I had more time to spend than I did because that little town is rich with stuff to look at and plenty of photo opportunities. And I did manage to make it out of Colorado between snow storms, but wouldn’t you know it…I ran into a nasty one in Victorville today! I ended up having to grab a motel room tonight, only 90 miles from my ultimate destination. Shoulda seen the look on the guy’s face (the one checking in at the time) when I walked into the motel with my helmet and gear on, all covered in snow. 🥶 And my bike’s temporary new color this early evening was snow white. I do NOT want to EVER do that again!
@@just_another_Joe Awesome!! Cool to see you're out there getting it done. At least you got out of CO with no storms, but yes this one kind of came out of nowhere. It was hot and sunny for a few days, then all of a sudden, rain, hail, and snow in some areas. In cold like that, sometimes it's best to just hunker down and play a little catch-up the next day. Hope it's been a good ride so far! Stay safe out there 👍
I'm addicted to your channel. From the history lessons from everywhere you go to the friendships you make. You guys truly embody what the bike community is all about! Makes me want to just hop on the scoot and ride to the next adventure! Keep up the great content! -Keith from Maryland
Thanks for the kind words and support, Keith!! We do our best to just put out positivie cool stuff that we're interested in, and we're glad people seem to be enjoying it. It's an unbeatable feeling making all of these new friends and learning new things out on the open road. The more we do it, the more we want to, so we're grateful for everyone that has our back! We'll keep it coming 🙌
Hey Guys all I can say is the work you guys are putting into bring parts of this great country to so many people is one of the most amazing things that I have seen. You all are so passionate about the road that you are traveling and taking the time to share it and showing what small town America was all about and can still be apart of whats ahead. Thank You for sharing, and as always Stay Safe out there
Thanks so much, Cathy!! Every time we hear someone say that they want to check out a place after we share it, it makes us want to share more, as our whole goal behind this was to inspire travel on the open road. The more time we spend in each of these small towns hearing everyone's stories and learning about the history, the more we want to discover ourselves! Truly, we appreciate your support and all of the input. Ride safe! 🤘
Love you guys and your show. I prefer more riding with some shaking hands with America. Keep doing it but more riding would be great. Keep the shiny side up. God Bless.
Thanks, Jeff!! The plan is to do 20-30% of our vids like these ones, then the rest of our videos will be heavy riding and travel with some interviews sprinkled in along the way. We appreciate the input! Ride safe 👍
Once again you guys are marking such awesome videos. Your outreach to these business has to make them feel so invigorated. I can’t for the snow to melt and hit the 2lanes!✌🏽🇺🇸
Thanks, Jeff!! They sure seemed to enjoy it, and we definitely had a great time hearing and capturing those stories to share with everyone. Almost time for the 2lanes!
Stoked to hear it! This is the first time we've spent more than a night there, and we definitely fell in love with it. Tell 'em 2lane sent ya! Thanks for watching, Ken 👍
Guys, just SUPERB!!! We are planning to ride Route 66 in September next year, and film it for our own channel. Mind you, we won’t be capturing it the way that you guys do, you guys are amazing. This doco format is a winner, and you guys have done such a great job… I was totally immersed! I am fascinated by these towns along the route, and the back stories are so damn heart warming… truly inspirational stuff! ✌️
Thanks HTJ!!! We had a great time capturing it doc style and love how everything turned out. It was incredible hearing everyone's stories and sharing that. Can't wait to see your guys' journey!! Ride safe 🙌
Because of this video, I will adjust our route and make sure we spend some time in Seligman. Our MC group has a plan on riding Route 66 this year and next but was only going to ride thru there. But now, we will add a day to visit!!
Wow! Awesome to hear, LeRoy. Definitely worth the stop for the food and the people behind the town. We've passed through for a quick meal many times, but this was our first time spending a little more time there, and it was cool to do some exploring. Tell them we say hello! Thanks for watching 👍
This docuseries is excellent. Loving every minute of it. I was introduced to Route 66 a few years ago and I have visited different parts and enjoyed them all. Still have a lot more to see and this series is stoking the fire in me to see much more. I only wish that after the series is finished that it could be seen by a much wider audience because I believe that it would definitely encourage a lot more people to hit the road and explore and keep alive Route 66. Thanks guys!
Thanks Glenn!! We've had some great feedback so far, and we're glad to hear you're enjoying this series. There's tons to see on the 'ol route for sure! We hope this gets shown to more than just motorcycle enthusiasts, as it could be done in any vehicle. It's the history that we're trying to get out there. That's the goal! See ya down the road..
Totally awesome video, you guys are doing a great job telling the history of Route 66 and bringing the wonderful people to life all along Americas historic Highways , I myself have lived off old 66 in central Oklahoma. Ride safe and God bless you guys .
Thanks a ton, Ron!! Glad you enjoyed this one. We've got plenty more headed your way. There is an endless supply of stories along the route, and we're out to find them! We loved the Oklahoma stretches of Route 66. Plenty to see along the way! Ride safe, and thanks for your support 🙌
Guys, haven’t watched this one yet but just had to say that you’ve made it!!…….Just seen you and the girls in your cameo appearance on Matt Laidlaws review of the 22 model range………..looking good there, looking good!
Thanks a ton, RG Garage!! We've had a great time experimenting with capturing new things and we're glad to hear you're enjoying it. Real 2lane history right here 🦅
Loving every minute of this docuseries guys, this is so amazing! Isn’t it every biker’s dream to ride Route 66? And you guys bring us a little closer to that dream! Thank you! See ya down the road!
Thanks Patric, glad to hear it. We've been having an awesome experience capturing all of these stories and history. Something about Route 66 invigorates the soul.. Thanks for watching! See ya down the road!
That's the goal! We hope people will see this and venture out to visit places they may not have considered before. There's always something unique in small towns like this that you won't find anywhere else. Thanks for watching, John 👍
I’m always digging the videos. Great story tellers, which seems to be a lost human skill. It would have to be our generation that’s at ease with just having a conversation with new people. Thanks guys.
Awesome. Thanks for watching, John!! It is something that is becoming lost in the generations to come. Sitting down and hearing these stories face to face with these amazing people is always inspiring. We love our regular riding videos, but entering this realm of storytelling has definitely got us excited for more. Thanks, John!
I love watching yalls videos. I have my license and ride my brother's bike from time to time but cannot wait till I get a bike of my own. One day I'll be on that road!
It sure is a great stop. If only more towns were at least as kept up as Seligman. Kingman was awesome to see as well, as they have boomed over time. The Kingman section will be out in a few weeks, and we had a local historian touring the town with us, capturing all sorts of history. Thanks for watching, Ty!
Great job guys. I've been riding for years, but being from a helmet optional state, I have a question, as I just bought my first full face (modular) helmet. What do you do with your helmets when you walk away from your bike, especially in higher crime areas?
Thanks for watching, BigOil7!! It depends. If we're at a restaurant, we'll just leave them on the bats/mirrors and park the bikes by a window to check on them here and there. We never leave them out overnight, but if we have to be away from the bikes for a couple hours without being able to take the helmets, we'll either bring a small cable lock, or slip the button of the helmet strap in a saddlebag and lock the bag to at least tether the helmet to the bike. No fun getting a helmet stolen!
I seen on the lifestream you guys wanted feedback on the documentary style I for one like it I think it’s just great I predict a big future for two lane life ..
Thanks Adam. We appreciate the compliment. We might just have to come up with something. We’ll get our heads together and see what we come up with. Talk soon.
This series on the Historic Route 66 is just priceless. Such an awesome idea and such recognition for the people, the places, and the mother road. Forget the History channel, this is true American History. Well done guys. keep up the good work!!!
Thanks for the kind words, Mikel..truly appreciated. There's been some great feedback so far on this series, and we're happy to be able to share this stuff with everyone. These are stories that we feel need to be told, and recorded for the generations to come. We'll definitely be incorporating these interviews in our regular videos, and plan on putting out plenty more content just like this as well. We're grateful for all of the support! 🙌🇺🇸🌎🦅
I hope everyone that watches this series hits the like button on every video, so UA-cam will recommend it to more and more people to watch. This, forgotten America, is the kind of stuff people need to see. I am so glad you all are doing this.
Thanks for the support, Ken!! We're glad you're enjoying this stuff, we'll keep it coming!🇺🇸
One day I'll catch up with you on a ride. Riding for 58 years I've been riding Arizona and New Mexico for 35 years on route 66. You guys Rock and give riders reason to go ride the route 66. Ride on.
Maybe we'll see ya down the road! That's awesome to hear. Those are some great states to explore, that's for sure. We appreciate your support, we'll keep the vids coming!
Just good ol fashion Shaking Hands with America! Truly a Breath of Fresh Air! Thank you all so much! Great Series! 👍
That's what it's all about!! Thanks for watching, Rodney 👍🇺🇸
It is awesome to see people strive to keep the legacy of their family going. You guys give us the opportunity to experience a history of Route 66 that most of will never experience. I love watching you guys ride but this series is exceptional. Y’all are setting a new standard.
It really is. It's something that many of us probably don't consider or think about on a daily basis, and these great people are living it and loving it. Everyone we talked to had such passion for what they are doing, and it was inspiring to hear what they had to say. It's been pretty wild to make it to this point, and to be able to share these things with a great audience has been an awesome experience!
Thanks so much for the support, LimitedLifestyle! 🤘
Just discovered you guys ! Man can’t stop watching this series was awesome! Definitely on my bucket list!
Thank you and welcome to our family.
Route 66 is on my bucket list and the journey of a lifetime, watching this series it's just priceless, you guys are truly awesome and are doing great, keep it up, it just gets better and better!! Well done you all!! 👍👍
Awesome, Nelio!! We're happy to hear that. Glad we could share some of our favorite parts of Route 66 before your journey. Plenty more to come. 🤘
I love watching you guys ride everywhere but this series is a whole nother level. This is the type of content I literally cannot get enough of. Thanks for all the entertainment and history lessons!
Thanks, Whiskey Throttle!! We feel the same. We love capturing the riding/travel road trip vids, but taking our time and covering all of the details and history etc.. with videos like this has really grown on us. Being able to share these stories with everyone has really sparked the passion for the "why" of this whole thing, and we're excited for more. The plan is to do ~30% of our vids this way, then incorporate some of the things from these videos into our trip videos as well.
Thanks for the input!
We made it a point to stop at Lilo’s on our way from Laughlin to Phoenix. Brenda was like my big sister and took great care of us. We left with our bellies full, smiles in our hearts, and three take-out containers of German meatloaf and carrot cake. Thank you for this video! P.S. Hwy 89 from Prescott to Wickenburg was absolutely amazing! One of the best rides of my life.
We're happy to hear that! Hopefully you said hello to Brenda for us. That carrot cake and German meatloaf are no joke! Hwy 89 is a phenomenal stretch of road to say the least, tons to see along the way. Thanks for tuning in, ride safe!🙌
I just "discovered" this channel today and love it! I live in the Northeast U.S., but when I retire in a year and a half, I'm hitting the road with my 68 Scotty camper and Route 66 is on my list. Great series!
Awesome!! That's great to hear, Cynthia! We're glad you're enjoying the channel. It sounds like you've got some great adventures ahead!
See ya down the road..
You do wonderful job for “Route 66” families. I hope this road will live forever. Since my childhood it was always my dream to visit there. I hope some day I will ride the roads you’ve showed me here on your channel. 🤞🏻
Thank you!! The whole trip was amazing, and being able to capture all of this history from the locals themselves was a great time. Thanks for watching! 👍
God, I hope I am still that sharp at 80. What a wonderful lady and family story.
Right? They had such a truly inspiring story and it was great to sit down with them. Thanks for watching!
2lanelife for life 🦅🏁🦅
You know it!! Thanks for all of the support, James!
Excellent story!! Nothin like small town hospitality!
That's right!! Nothing like that small town feel. Thanks for tuning in, Tomve56 🤘
Loving this new videos of Rt.66. Learning so much history from them. These are real winners!
Great to hear, Rich!! Glad you're enjoying the history and stories. It was a fun experience meeting everyone and sharing their stories. See you on the next one 👍
These stories you guys bring us here in the social media, only show how a motorcyclist's perspective is along the roads we ride, in other words, to listen to and to presence people telling their stories is not only knowing people around, it is a little more, it is how amazing are people who come across our way when we are on two wheels, and that's what motorcyclism about, finding out new people, finding out new stories we carry on with us and that making us to learn with those. Thanks for sharing you guys's perspective about people and places along the roads you ride on, and thank you to keeping up 2LaneLife on!!! See ya'll down the road!
Thank you for the kind words, Marcos!1 We've greatly enjoyed this new way of storytelling with our videos. While we will still be doing our normal travel videos, we will be incorporating interviews and stories into them, and then ~30% of our drops will hopefully be just like this one.
Not only is that what motorcycling is all about, but in the grand scheme of things, life in general. Sharing stories and experiences with others, regardless of their place in life, helps us learn to appreciate everything around us.
We'll keep the good times rolling! 🦅
Really enjoy this series. Great documentary format; love the family interviews! Terrific.
We appreciate the feedback! Thanks Michael!
Well Done Boys! Lance with that beard and white hat you should be in the next Epic Western!!
Thanks, Jimmy!! Lol got a nice western in the works 😂🤘
80 years old and I work four days a week. I love it. I enjoy it. She embodies the American spirit that so many have forgotten
Happy to hear you made it to that point in the vid and could relate to her. When your work embodies the reasons you live life, the work goes on forever, and for good reason. We loved sitting down with everyone on that trip, and were inspired to hear more after that. Thanks for watching! 🙌
My American friends. Great footage. Keep doing it because you are doing it well.
Thank you Darek!! Glad you enjoyed the video 👍
@@2LaneLife A fascinating story. History of old America. But I think you are showing universal positive values. You show people and their hard work and you have faith in what they are doing. And passions. I will send the link to the short video. A well-done short film captures the atmosphere.Try this form of communication. ua-cam.com/video/YbgLSVCj5Jw/v-deo.html😊
Can't wait. Spend time watching your videos. While babysitting the 7 month old grandson. Work is seasonal. Off and broke in the winter ❄️🥶. Can't wait for spring.
Glad you can enjoy the travels on here before getting back to it! Thanks for the support, Ray 👍
This is what it's all about, exploring America and doing it on two wheels! Great video guys!
It don't get much better than that! Nothing but good times. Thanks for watching, Harley Adventures 🙌
@@2LaneLife No problem! Can't wait till the day we run into one another on the road!
Man…thank y’all for showing these stories. These people embody what it truly means to be an AMERICAN!! Hard work….sweat equity….determination….never say die attitudes! Love it! Keep it up gents!
Thanks for watching, Clay!! We think so, too! We always find the most genuine, hard-working, and determined people in small towns, with plenty of stories to match. The passion they have for what they do, is something that everyone should have, and it's cool to be able to share it.
Great stories and wonderful history behind it. Genuine western Americana culture. I’ll make the route 66 trip following your foot steps.
Thanks, Sangjoon!! It truly is some genuine western American culture. Hearing all of these stories has inspired us to go back and visit more and more Route 66 towns. Hopefully you can make it out on 66 soon! (maybe after all those new parts are on the bike lol)
I remember when you guys came thru town, you gave us a 2lanelife poker chip!!. Thank you for this video and help keeping our slice of heaven alive.
Good times! It was great meeting everyone out there, and now we've got an extra slice of heaven to add to our list of favorite towns along the way. The hospitality and smiles throughout made it all worth it!
Thanks for your support 🙌
Great idea, interviewing folks who have lived on 66 for decades. Comedian Billy Connolly did a TV special on Rt 66 years ago - besides being funny AF, he also put 66 on the map. That special was the reason I did the trip in ‘14. Seligman was probably my favorite town along the way. I need to go back for some sauerbraten and carrot cake.
Thanks, @hogdriver88 !! It was inspiring to hear everyone's stories and to be able to share that with everyone. Time to go get you some carrot cake for sure!
Wow! Just wow.
From partying in Sturgis, relentless exploring of the forgotten desolate back roads, to interviewing the true American people, You always seem to nail it.
Gentlemen, I’m proud of your ambition, your attention to detail and your success.
You make me smile and I thank you for that. 🍻
Hey..we do what we can, when we can do it! This life was meant to be lived exploring all avenues, and every aspect of the ride and the roads that embody it. We're grateful for your support and for all you do, Shannon!! See ya on the next one 🍻
Gotta say…love Love LOVE your peering into the nooks and crannies of Americana!
I’m heading out on my bike from Colorado (via New Mexico) to Southern California early next week to see my grandkids. I hadn’t given it much consideration before when planning this trip, but now I will damn sure stop-in at Seligman for at least a bite to eat and some gifts.
I must have traveled that stretch of I-40…heck, I don’t know…numerous times before and never stopped in Seligman before, that I can recall. Your presentation really awakens that appreciation for those places which are tucked away in a comfy little hideaway and have such history that’s engrossing.
The following weekend after that, my wife and I will be cruising up PCH for a getaway weekend, using your PCH videos as a blueprint. Thanks for scoping-out all of the cool spots. You make the planning easy.
Thanks for your great stuff!
Glad to hear it, Joe!! We do too, and we're happy to be able to share these stories.
Sounds like you've got an awesome trip ahead of you. There's definitely some great grub stops in Seligman. It's resilient towns like this that have some of the most interesting stories, so we'll do what we can to share them as we discover them.
PCH to top it off. You've got some awesome miles ahead. If you check out the blog section on our website, we have maps, eats, and stays for our PCH run if you have any questions on that stuff that the videos didn't answer.
Thanks for all of the support! Ride safe and have a great trip 👍
@@2LaneLife Thank you much, guys!
Now, if I can just time my departure from Colorado just right to sneak out between snow storms. 🤣😮
A follow-up: I stopped in at the Road Kill Cafe in Seligman today and had a dead bird Reuben sandwich with day-old fries. It was dee-lish! Grabbed a couple souvenirs as well. I wish I had more time to spend than I did because that little town is rich with stuff to look at and plenty of photo opportunities.
And I did manage to make it out of Colorado between snow storms, but wouldn’t you know it…I ran into a nasty one in Victorville today! I ended up having to grab a motel room tonight, only 90 miles from my ultimate destination. Shoulda seen the look on the guy’s face (the one checking in at the time) when I walked into the motel with my helmet and gear on, all covered in snow. 🥶 And my bike’s temporary new color this early evening was snow white. I do NOT want to EVER do that again!
@@just_another_Joe Awesome!! Cool to see you're out there getting it done. At least you got out of CO with no storms, but yes this one kind of came out of nowhere. It was hot and sunny for a few days, then all of a sudden, rain, hail, and snow in some areas. In cold like that, sometimes it's best to just hunker down and play a little catch-up the next day.
Hope it's been a good ride so far! Stay safe out there 👍
I'm addicted to your channel. From the history lessons from everywhere you go to the friendships you make. You guys truly embody what the bike community is all about! Makes me want to just hop on the scoot and ride to the next adventure! Keep up the great content! -Keith from Maryland
Thanks for the kind words and support, Keith!! We do our best to just put out positivie cool stuff that we're interested in, and we're glad people seem to be enjoying it. It's an unbeatable feeling making all of these new friends and learning new things out on the open road. The more we do it, the more we want to, so we're grateful for everyone that has our back! We'll keep it coming 🙌
Hey Guys all I can say is the work you guys are putting into bring parts of this great country to so many people is one of the most amazing things that I have seen. You all are so passionate about the road that you are traveling and taking the time to share it and showing what small town America was all about and can still be apart of whats ahead. Thank You for sharing, and as always Stay Safe out there
Thanks so much, Cathy!! Every time we hear someone say that they want to check out a place after we share it, it makes us want to share more, as our whole goal behind this was to inspire travel on the open road. The more time we spend in each of these small towns hearing everyone's stories and learning about the history, the more we want to discover ourselves!
Truly, we appreciate your support and all of the input.
Ride safe! 🤘
Great video, life is good on the road and even better on route66.
That's right! Couldn't have said it better. Gotta love the 'ol Route. Thanks for watching, Mark 👍
I had an automobile issue back in 1983 and stayed in Seligman AZ a couple of nights. I met cool and fun people there and never forgot it.
It's all about that small town energy. Gotta love it!
Love you guys and your show. I prefer more riding with some shaking hands with America. Keep doing it but more riding would be great. Keep the shiny side up. God Bless.
Thanks, Jeff!! The plan is to do 20-30% of our vids like these ones, then the rest of our videos will be heavy riding and travel with some interviews sprinkled in along the way. We appreciate the input! Ride safe 👍
Once again you guys are marking such awesome videos. Your outreach to these business has to make them feel so invigorated. I can’t for the snow to melt and hit the 2lanes!✌🏽🇺🇸
Thanks, Jeff!! They sure seemed to enjoy it, and we definitely had a great time hearing and capturing those stories to share with everyone. Almost time for the 2lanes!
I've been to Seligman, briefly, you all just inspired to go back.
Stoked to hear it! This is the first time we've spent more than a night there, and we definitely fell in love with it. Tell 'em 2lane sent ya! Thanks for watching, Ken 👍
Guys, just SUPERB!!!
We are planning to ride Route 66 in September next year, and film it for our own channel.
Mind you, we won’t be capturing it the way that you guys do, you guys are amazing.
This doco format is a winner, and you guys have done such a great job… I was totally immersed!
I am fascinated by these towns along the route, and the back stories are so damn heart warming… truly inspirational stuff! ✌️
Thanks HTJ!!! We had a great time capturing it doc style and love how everything turned out. It was incredible hearing everyone's stories and sharing that.
Can't wait to see your guys' journey!!
Ride safe 🙌
Because of this video, I will adjust our route and make sure we spend some time in Seligman. Our MC group has a plan on riding Route 66 this year and next but was only going to ride thru there. But now, we will add a day to visit!!
Wow! Awesome to hear, LeRoy. Definitely worth the stop for the food and the people behind the town. We've passed through for a quick meal many times, but this was our first time spending a little more time there, and it was cool to do some exploring. Tell them we say hello! Thanks for watching 👍
Wow pretty cool concept this is. Definitely makes me want to go see these people in the town thanks guys for doing it this way pretty cool. 🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
Thanks, David!! We started this whole thing to inspire travel, and hope that it gave you that push to hit the road! Thanks for watching 🙌🇺🇸
This docuseries is excellent. Loving every minute of it. I was introduced to Route 66 a few years ago and I have visited different parts and enjoyed them all. Still have a lot more to see and this series is stoking the fire in me to see much more. I only wish that after the series is finished that it could be seen by a much wider audience because I believe that it would definitely encourage a lot more people to hit the road and explore and keep alive Route 66. Thanks guys!
Thanks Glenn!! We've had some great feedback so far, and we're glad to hear you're enjoying this series. There's tons to see on the 'ol route for sure! We hope this gets shown to more than just motorcycle enthusiasts, as it could be done in any vehicle. It's the history that we're trying to get out there.
That's the goal!
See ya down the road..
It was a great show really enjoyed it thank you
Thanks for watching, Thomas! We're glad to hear that 👍
Great series. Now you have me wanting to venture farther west from Missouri.....👊
Thanks, Port 1!! We've been through Missouri on Route 66 and would definitely love to make it back to do some more exploring. Thanks for watching 🙌
AMAZING!!!
Thanks for watching, Sam!!
Great series! Keep them coming!
Thanks for tuning in!! Glad you're digging it so far 🙌
This is awesome… thank you for doing this 🙏
Thanks for watching, Peter!!🙌
loved the show im going for the carrot cake soon on a day tripping ride .
Thanks, Lawrence!! They've got some carrot cake worth trying, that's for sure! Tell 'em 2Lane sent ya 🤘🍰
Can't wait to get out there once I relocate to Phoenix, Seligman and all the other great places to see and ride.
That'll be awesome having all of these great places within a couple of tanks of gas. We're excited for ya! 🙌
Just keeps getting better...
Thanks for the support, Luiz 🤘
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Awesome stuff! 🤠👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks, Tango!! 🙌🦅
Thanks for such a awesome video thanks for sharing 🤘🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks for watching, Jim!! Glad you enjoyed the history! 🤘🇺🇸
Loving the RT66 series.
Thanks Jerry!! Some more great stuff coming soon 👍
Loved it
Thanks for watching, Robert! More on the way 👍🦅
Totally awesome video, you guys are doing a great job telling the history of Route 66 and bringing the wonderful people to life all along Americas historic Highways , I myself have lived off old 66 in central Oklahoma. Ride safe and God bless you guys .
Thanks a ton, Ron!! Glad you enjoyed this one. We've got plenty more headed your way. There is an endless supply of stories along the route, and we're out to find them!
We loved the Oklahoma stretches of Route 66. Plenty to see along the way!
Ride safe, and thanks for your support 🙌
Guys, haven’t watched this one yet but just had to say that you’ve made it!!…….Just seen you and the girls in your cameo appearance on Matt Laidlaws review of the 22 model range………..looking good there, looking good!
Thanks, Paul!! Definitely feels like it! Nothing but good times ahead 👍
I hope one day to be able to return to route 66 👍✌
We hope so too! Glad to hear it, Marco. It's always a great experience 👍
Unbelievable video. Very well done capturing the history and heritage.
Thanks a ton, RG Garage!! We've had a great time experimenting with capturing new things and we're glad to hear you're enjoying it. Real 2lane history right here 🦅
What a beautiful story. Thank you so much for sharing this ❤️
Thanks, Sonnedude!! We're glad we could share this story and put it down in history 👍
Loving every minute of this docuseries guys, this is so amazing! Isn’t it every biker’s dream to ride Route 66? And you guys bring us a little closer to that dream! Thank you! See ya down the road!
Thanks Patric, glad to hear it. We've been having an awesome experience capturing all of these stories and history. Something about Route 66 invigorates the soul..
Thanks for watching! See ya down the road!
Nice guys, hopefully these videos inspires more people to travel there and keep these places going, I know it’s a place I will visit
That's the goal! We hope people will see this and venture out to visit places they may not have considered before. There's always something unique in small towns like this that you won't find anywhere else. Thanks for watching, John 👍
I’m always digging the videos. Great story tellers, which seems to be a lost human skill. It would have to be our generation that’s at ease with just having a conversation with new people. Thanks guys.
Awesome. Thanks for watching, John!! It is something that is becoming lost in the generations to come. Sitting down and hearing these stories face to face with these amazing people is always inspiring. We love our regular riding videos, but entering this realm of storytelling has definitely got us excited for more.
Thanks, John!
Absolutely Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks Breeze!!! Glad you enjoyed it! 🙌🇺🇸
I love watching yalls videos. I have my license and ride my brother's bike from time to time but cannot wait till I get a bike of my own. One day I'll be on that road!
Right on!1 Thanks for the support, Santana!!
The lady was talking about the Santa Fe, I retired from there after 34 years as a Machinist. I hope you get a chance to look at one of the RR depot's.
Awesome! That must've been quite the experience. We'll have to go check one of those out 👍
Great stop on Route 66. It's too bad all the little towns along the route aren't as kept up as Seligman.
It sure is a great stop. If only more towns were at least as kept up as Seligman. Kingman was awesome to see as well, as they have boomed over time. The Kingman section will be out in a few weeks, and we had a local historian touring the town with us, capturing all sorts of history. Thanks for watching, Ty!
i hope that you do more historic roads {the lincoln hwy.}
Thanks, Scott!! We'll definitely check that out down the line 👍
Great job guys. I've been riding for years, but being from a helmet optional state, I have a question, as I just bought my first full face (modular) helmet. What do you do with your helmets when you walk away from your bike, especially in higher crime areas?
Thanks for watching, BigOil7!! It depends. If we're at a restaurant, we'll just leave them on the bats/mirrors and park the bikes by a window to check on them here and there. We never leave them out overnight, but if we have to be away from the bikes for a couple hours without being able to take the helmets, we'll either bring a small cable lock, or slip the button of the helmet strap in a saddlebag and lock the bag to at least tether the helmet to the bike. No fun getting a helmet stolen!
I seen on the lifestream you guys wanted feedback on the documentary style I for one like it I think it’s just great I predict a big future for two lane life ..
Thanks for taking the time to let us know! We're having fun making these and are glad to hear people are liking them. We hope the future is bright 🙌
Loving your content y’all, great work. If you ever want to colab don’t hesitate to reach out.
Thanks Adam. We appreciate the compliment. We might just have to come up with something. We’ll get our heads together and see what we come up with. Talk soon.
Adam, this is Gaylin when you have a minute give us a call 1-818-207-7084
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Thanks for watching, Alex! 👍
Friday May 13th Port Dover ONtario Canada….. see you down the road????
Don't think we'll be able to make it up there by then, but we plan to explore Canada on 2 wheels in the future for sure!
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Thanks Montelora Adventure!! Good times!!!
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