You and your sister look like my kind of people (riding people). Maybe catch yall on the road one day. Good series here... Do more trips, you won't regret it.
You probably find the interstates a bit boring, but these videos are no less interesting for people from places with a totally different type of geography. Looking forward to the rest of this series.
Nice car at the gas stop! Haven't been out that way since '75 (drove to Wichita a few years back but went out 40 to OKC). I remember heading into St. Louis after dark, taking an exit and then seeing I was heading into -- East St. Louis! Turned around right quick. I remember that view of the Royals/Arrowhead stadium complex too.
I did the ride from Columbus Oh,To Nashville last August,And was in Louisville...Luvall, about the same time you guys were. If I had taken 64 into Kentucky I would have been at the Family Farm. But anyway, enjoyed your journey.
I am really enjoying your videos (and your podcasts) Mario! Thank you for all the effort it takes putting these videos together. Looking forward to doing some adventure rides with you and Brian.
i dont know how you guys do it. the fatigue would kill me. maybe I need a different bike. maybe im just too old and broken down. your sister is a cutie! I like you guys relationship dynamic. what are your bikes and are they liquid cooled and do they vibrate much/clear mirrors etc?
I'm riding a 2016 KTM 1290 Super Adventure while she's on a 2021 Ducati Multitrada S Touring. Both bike are liquid-cooled twins. Her bike is 1198cc L-twin making 150hp while mine is 1301cc V-twin making 160hp (in stock formation). Both bikes are super comfortable and no mirror vibration on either.
Angela collects license plate magnets like my wife collects shot glasses. We put her collection to use now and again. Seems like you're always stopping to collect something on your trips.
The Pony Express Museum North of Kansas City in St Joseph Missouri is looking for "young, skinny, wiry fellows, not over eighteen, expert riders, willing to risk death daily, orphans preferred". You may not meet all the requirements but it never hurts to apply for a job that pays $25/week.
Sitting here A Little Hocking Ohio off State route 7 near Hocking tire watching your gateway Arch video I drive truck for out West Express out of Kansas City Missouri grew up here on the triple nickel Cutler Ohio living in a little hockey would love to win on your ride to Louisville planning a ride hopefully the California this coming summer although I may truck the motorcycle to Kansas City first and well because I have to park my semi somewhere and our yard is in Kansas City but I've been by so many of these places in the semi you know through Louisville routinely Dallas-Fort Worth routinely been the Denver several times this summer and Wilton Maine several times Road earlier this year to Seneca rocks blackwater Falls just realized only a half a day ride there and back love going to the Mammoth cave area also so what if you ever have a short ride you want someone to join you on and if I can make it give me a yell the boys at Hocking tire I'm less than 2 mi from there they're always there sometimes I drop them just to shoot the s***
slogging those highway miles is some exciting stuff 😂. Highlight: Angela's magnet collection. let the good times roll...
Yeah...just made the decision to sprint to Colorado so we could start riding some fun stuff.
Another great video! Binge watching continues 😀
Wow ….on a scooter ….salute 👍
You and your sister look like my kind of people (riding people). Maybe catch yall on the road one day. Good series here... Do more trips, you won't regret it.
Midwest. Considered flyover... flat... nothing to see. But there's beauty in the vast open fields, the cornfields. Guess I miss it after moving away!
Diggin' Angela's t-shirt. We live in Dolly country, lol. 5 miles from Dollywood. You made a fun video considering it was a long day of expressway!
Thanks Jeff! Trying to make the videos of the first few days as entertaining as possible given the limits. Day 3 starts to get into the good stuff.
Thank you!! I’m limited in what I can pack so I try to keep it interesting! Lol
St Louis was the starting point of Lewis & Clark's Corps of Discovery Expedition and there is a statue of them down by the river near the arch.
It's a wonderful thing that you and your sis can do this... enjoy it so far...makes me wish I was the third bike.
Yeah, it's cool to be able to travel with her. It gets really fun as we get into Colorado and Utah later in the trip.
Been following him around since we were kids! Lol
Great view while I have my morning coffee. Got me thinking of warmer days. My current 2 wheeled ride, a snow blower awaits!!
Ugh...hope I don't have to use mine this year.
@@2WR I'll do my best Mario to keep it on this side of border!! lol
You probably find the interstates a bit boring, but these videos are no less interesting for people from places with a totally different type of geography. Looking forward to the rest of this series.
Appreciate the feedback. It was my goal to make the video traveling through the midwest as entertaining as possible given the terrain.
Nice car at the gas stop! Haven't been out that way since '75 (drove to Wichita a few years back but went out 40 to OKC). I remember heading into St. Louis after dark, taking an exit and then seeing I was heading into -- East St. Louis! Turned around right quick. I remember that view of the Royals/Arrowhead stadium complex too.
I did the ride from Columbus Oh,To Nashville last August,And was in Louisville...Luvall, about the same time you guys were. If I had taken 64 into Kentucky I would have been at the Family Farm. But anyway, enjoyed your journey.
Thanks Henry
Awesome I need to do something like that. By the way tell your sister that she is absolutely beautiful
I am really enjoying your videos (and your podcasts) Mario! Thank you for all the effort it takes putting these videos together. Looking forward to doing some adventure rides with you and Brian.
Thanks Brian! Glad you like them! (BTW something coming to you in the mail)
Another great video thanks for the ride along
Thanks Jim!
Nice trip. St Louis roads are bad like ours.
Great video! I think Angela may have started a trend, I think I’m all in in on the magnet collecting next riding season!
They are pretty cool and usually able to find them at truck stops.
Yea I’m tryna fill the fridge up!! Lol
@@2WRGRL and cheaper than Harley T shirts! (Its a Harley thing) LOL
Awesome!
Had to do a double-take when I saw your name pop up 😂
@@2WR Lol!!
i dont know how you guys do it. the fatigue would kill me. maybe I need a different bike. maybe im just too old and broken down. your sister is a cutie! I like you guys relationship dynamic. what are your bikes and are they liquid cooled and do they vibrate much/clear mirrors etc?
I'm riding a 2016 KTM 1290 Super Adventure while she's on a 2021 Ducati Multitrada S Touring. Both bike are liquid-cooled twins. Her bike is 1198cc L-twin making 150hp while mine is 1301cc V-twin making 160hp (in stock formation). Both bikes are super comfortable and no mirror vibration on either.
How did you rode so many KMs and arrived with a pretty low count of dead bugs in your windshield?
Combo of them not being too bad and cleaning off the windscreens at fuel stops.
@@2WR seems legit 😅
Thank you for your "back to the garage today" videos, helped me a lot on figuring out how do things on my 1290 S.
You're quite welcome!
You guys are really racking up the miles! Interstate riding is def a life sucking event..lol
Necessary evil to be able to get to the fun stuff quicker. That day was a tough one tho with the heat.
@@2WR Oh, I know that! Rode from Augusta, Ga back to Va after Thanksgiving all interstate....stop and go gas. Just wanted to get it over with.
Angela collects license plate magnets like my wife collects shot glasses. We put her collection to use now and again. Seems like you're always stopping to collect something on your trips.
Yeah, she has quite a collection on her fridge now.
Idk how I fit everything I bought this year on the bike!! Lol
The Pony Express Museum North of Kansas City in St Joseph Missouri is looking for "young, skinny, wiry fellows, not over eighteen, expert riders, willing to risk death daily, orphans preferred". You may not meet all the requirements but it never hurts to apply for a job that pays $25/week.
Sitting here A Little Hocking Ohio off State route 7 near Hocking tire watching your gateway Arch video I drive truck for out West Express out of Kansas City Missouri grew up here on the triple nickel Cutler Ohio living in a little hockey would love to win on your ride to Louisville planning a ride hopefully the California this coming summer although I may truck the motorcycle to Kansas City first and well because I have to park my semi somewhere and our yard is in Kansas City but I've been by so many of these places in the semi you know through Louisville routinely Dallas-Fort Worth routinely been the Denver several times this summer and Wilton Maine several times Road earlier this year to Seneca rocks blackwater Falls just realized only a half a day ride there and back love going to the Mammoth cave area also so what if you ever have a short ride you want someone to join you on and if I can make it give me a yell the boys at Hocking tire I'm less than 2 mi from there they're always there sometimes I drop them just to shoot the s***