I enjoyed every moment of this video, and then it occurred to me that Sterling did more living in that one summer day than many of us did in all of awful 2020. Then he capped it off with that thick pink steak, grilled over a fire, on the bank of that river. Glorious!
I've been following motorcycle adventure videos for a long time and this series is streets ahead.... superb in every way... thank you for lifting motorbike spirits in a cold, dark, miserable United Kingdom 👍
I'm a 49 yr old Aussie who tours Australia on a BMW S1000XR. My next destination after this pandemic is the States. What a country. Thx very much for all these unbelievable uploads. Cheers
I’ve enjoyed all of your videos along this trip. I just completed Route 66 from Santa Monica, CA to Chicago, IL. On my way back I headed through WI, MN, SD, MT, ID, NV, and back to my home state of CA. Your film making has been inspiring to me. The amount of time, planning, setting up shots, etc is something I’ve admired about your videos. I would love to see a “typical day” of what this looks like for you behind the scenes. From the moment you’re riding and see a great shot. Pull over, get the drone out, launch it, scope out the shot, get back on the bike, ride for the shot, get the drone back, etc. I’m eagerly awaiting the next one. Thanks again for the inspiration.
It’s nice to have someone to ride with but it’s definitely an experience going alone. 95%of my rides are solo so I’m really enjoying you’re Journey. I feel like I’m sitting right there I can almost taste the steak. Thanks for taking the time and trouble to video. Looking forward for the next one.
I really like your kind of travelling and your riding solo series is totally entertaining. Your narrative reminds me of the novel Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. It has a very decelerating effect.
This is an awesome series. I've seen all the BDR films and your ability to capture motorcycle travel is superb. Thank you for making these videos for those of us to live vicariously.
This is probably the fourth time I've watched this video series and this summer of 2022, I plan to follow some of Sterling's trip but starting from Vancouver Island southwards on my new Vstrom 650. PS, my firebox stove just arrived today. Thank you so much for the inspiration!
Thanks so much. I have learned so much from you in this eleven episodes. My 6 year old boy is enjoying too the ride. Best wishes from Costa Rica... 🏍🇨🇷 Lets go south now...
Boy, Nothing beats a day of riding than not having to deal with the crowds of people flocking north . Agree with you completely...stay out of the busy area's, and stick to the back country.
Great 👌 video, great sights,man ,i imagine how that food tastes, prepared out in the woods!! Good job!! I wish i could camp some more these days...but it's got cold already...the winter is coming soon.... So gonna be watching videos like this!))
Great videos, thanks. Try a bit of thin 3mm plywood for a cutting board, slides into panniers when stored. Other useful option is a cheap paper plate, just burn it rather than wsh up!!
Man those things are priceless !! I've been doing motocamping since 2014 an now i m so addicted to it for thousands of reasons that you already know cheers 🍻 👍
I totally understand your apprehension about entering the park but i would have loved to see Glacier in this adventure. I worked there in the Summer of 2015, good times! Loving the series!
Another great video. I laughed there near the end when you talked about the organized campground. It reminded me of myself (we pulled into a campground years ago at Zion and I said the same thing). We ended up driving up a rutted path to an isolated spot on the edge of Gooseberry Mesa. We still talk about the amazing view there. Thanks for the inspiration Sterling. Definitely, going to have to add an adventure bike to the stable.
It is very kind of you to share all these videos. And it is even more pleasant to watch them now, as there is a lockdown in France and it helps me dream about future rides :-) !
the thought of 5th wheel, crowds and generators... gives me the willys... i would avoid them at all cost.... i would have also selected the 'down by the river' site.
Ha ha, you had a little, "Hey you punks, get off my lawn" moment at about 8:30... I'm with you my friend. I like my camping quiet and peaceful. Ride safe!
Hello Sterling. Fantastic video as usual! I always ride alone but I will admit that at times I met some pleasant rider to spend sometime with. Depending on the country you are in, how far from home you might be, it is nice at times, to share your last day ride with others around a camp fire, then the next day we all go our different way. Sterling knows about it after having traveled pretty much all around the world! Cheers
Great video. I think you made this trip during the pandemic. If so most of those tourists you saw were day use only. We have been to the Grand Canyon this year 3 times ( once to the North rim and twice to the south ) we had the reservations in advance. What we learned is the camp sites were empty because the quit taking reservations in March. All three times the campground was 10 percent full. The Park was half full with mostly day use tourists. After about 6pm it was desolate. No foreign tourists, no tour busses . It seemed like we had the park with just a handful of other people after 6 pm. Glacier might have been different but I think the GC is a good barometer. Keep the content coming
Just learned about your channel today while looking at Expedition Portal. After the last videoconference of the day I made dinner and 11 episodes later here I am still enjoying your journey. Thanks for sharing your trip and your insights. I'll probably finish the series tomorrow or certainly by Christmas. I've been thinking about a cross-country camping trip in 2021 (with a truck, camper and my diminutive Honda Monkey). Your journey is inspiring!
Ah cool, you took the NF road 228 on the West side of the lake. We also rode Going to the Sun in Glacier, and yeah, the crowds suck. More riding please, you're making me put on weight watching all the great camp food videos. (-:
A mite too close to the river for me ... maybe cos many rivers and streams where I am at could suddenly swell up sudden like around where I am at during the rains. Very convenient for a dip anyways. That steak looks yummy.
I’ve watched your adventures for years and love these videos from MT…I’ve rewatched several of them….from your extensive travels I wondered what you’ve found to be you favorite motorcycle suit (jacket/pants) for the type of traveling you do? I’m similar in that I like roads, highway, fire-roads etc…nothing crazy technical or dangerous. Thanks in advance
What a great way to start my morning with that awesome drone footage of the lake. I'm already relaxed for my work day thanks to you. On Glacier NP, love it but felt the same way as I was sucking in fumes from tour buses. And wait, no beer or wine tonight with that steak?😉
Yes, if you look in the description there is a link to my gear on my Amazon Store - its a new thing for me and hopefully this helps you :-) I will also be making a more specific video on this topic coming soon.
Great video Sterling. Did you make it up to Polebridge on the west side of Glacier? Cool little bakery, bar, and cabins in a pretty remote area. Have fun and thanks again for allowing us to live through your journey.
That AX41 rear is looking close to replacement, great tire but only got 3000 out of my rear on my GSA. Double that on a Mitas E07+, my favorite for a long trip 50/50.
Had to go back and pick this one up, which makes me wonder how have the bugs been in those camping areas, once you stop moving you probably seem like a decent meal to skeeters, wasps, ants and such?
@@SterlingNoren my concern is that it is a sample of a larger problem, five years ago with bats around home, I put up a bat house, haven't seen a bat or the swallows that precede the bats in the evening since. There are very few flying insects in Puget Sound area, so that most trips I ride with the visor up. That is not natural for summer~fall months at all. Whether climate change, loss of habitat or ??? it may portend a bleak future.
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the main reason i like ur videos is coz there is no background music. u keep it simple.
Right? Definitely don’t miss music ha. I mean that would be the antithesis of this whole solo trip somehow. Simple and elegant.
This series should really be called “Campground Cooking” as every episode is what’s for dinner in a beautiful setting.
I was just here watching and thinking the EXACT same thing!!!! The videos are great thought and I am really enjoying them.
Agreed
Roy Reuter agreed
Actually has given me ideas for next time. I've done the dehydrated grub on moto journeys, fresh is better.
I enjoyed every moment of this video, and then it occurred to me that Sterling did more living in that one summer day than many of us did in all of awful 2020. Then he capped it off with that thick pink steak, grilled over a fire, on the bank of that river. Glorious!
I've been following motorcycle adventure videos for a long time and this series is streets ahead.... superb in every way... thank you for lifting motorbike spirits in a cold, dark, miserable United Kingdom 👍
Great to hear! Stay warm over there :-) !!!
I'm a 49 yr old Aussie who tours Australia on a BMW S1000XR. My next destination after this pandemic is the States. What a country. Thx very much for all these unbelievable uploads. Cheers
I’ve enjoyed all of your videos along this trip. I just completed Route 66 from Santa Monica, CA to Chicago, IL. On my way back I headed through WI, MN, SD, MT, ID, NV, and back to my home state of CA.
Your film making has been inspiring to me. The amount of time, planning, setting up shots, etc is something I’ve admired about your videos. I would love to see a “typical day” of what this looks like for you behind the scenes. From the moment you’re riding and see a great shot. Pull over, get the drone out, launch it, scope out the shot, get back on the bike, ride for the shot, get the drone back, etc.
I’m eagerly awaiting the next one. Thanks again for the inspiration.
Man, you've become my new hero... that's the life.
It’s nice to have someone to ride with but it’s definitely an experience going alone. 95%of my rides
are solo so I’m really enjoying you’re Journey. I feel like I’m sitting right there I can almost taste the steak. Thanks for taking the time and trouble to video. Looking forward for the next one.
Well said.
I've been watching your videos for years. I have to say this has been the best and most enjoyable video series from you. Thanks so much for sharing.
There is something special about riding solo as you have pointed out. To me it is the essence of motorcycle travel.
That steak looked AMAZING….made me hungry so I cooked sausages, garlic onions, kale and potatoes!
Man this really hit home. Thank you for letting us follow your adventure. I'm planning my own personal trip now.
I really like your kind of travelling and your riding solo series is totally entertaining. Your narrative reminds me of the novel Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. It has a very decelerating effect.
This is an awesome series. I've seen all the BDR films and your ability to capture motorcycle travel is superb. Thank you for making these videos for those of us to live vicariously.
This is probably the fourth time I've watched this video series and this summer of 2022, I plan to follow some of Sterling's trip but starting from Vancouver Island southwards on my new Vstrom 650. PS, my firebox stove just arrived today. Thank you so much for the inspiration!
Thanks so much. I have learned so much from you in this eleven episodes. My 6 year old boy is enjoying too the ride. Best wishes from Costa Rica... 🏍🇨🇷 Lets go south now...
Escapism is freedom I like your solitude.
You are in my hometown! Glad you enjoyed the trip
Really enjoying the series ! Finding a remote boat launch with the wife is one of our favorite ways to enjoy a picnic .
Thank you for documenting and sharing your travels!
Inspired!!! thanks for taking us on this Ride
Jimi bought one of those fire boxes after watching your video. Can’t wait to try it out.
Hope you enjoy it! We can have a dual firebox cook off when you get back to Bisbee!!
Ah man! I could taste that steak! Another great video..cheers
Nice camping spot find...
Sterling you are awesome. I love your cinematography…
Thank you so much 😀
Boy, Nothing beats a day of riding than not having to deal with the crowds of people flocking north .
Agree with you completely...stay out of the busy area's, and stick to the back country.
Great to see your having a great trip, I'm with you on the to many people thing..
Agreed 110%! Keep me away from the crowds!
Great video of your adventure. Love it. Thanks for sharing. God bless
This has definitely inspired me to up my camp cooking game!
Great 👌 video, great sights,man ,i imagine how that food tastes, prepared out in the woods!! Good job!! I wish i could camp some more these days...but it's got cold already...the winter is coming soon.... So gonna be watching videos like this!))
Enjoying the series so far... Was on a long adventure trip running coast to coast with a group... But my next will solo. Thanks for inspiration!
Of course! Ride well!
Great video. Looking forward to the next one. Safe travels.
Just got turned on to your channel. Your style and manner are just right. Thanks for the videos and helpful hints and reviews. Here’s to many more.
I’m loving your video series and thank you for making it!
Great videos, thanks. Try a bit of thin 3mm plywood for a cutting board, slides into panniers when stored. Other useful option is a cheap paper plate, just burn it rather than wsh up!!
Really Good Cooking
Man those things are priceless !! I've been doing motocamping since 2014 an now i m so addicted to it for thousands of reasons that you already know cheers 🍻 👍
Love your vids Sterling, keep doing what you are doing 👌
I like my crowds small. I like to get to know someone to a deeper level. So many treasures to be found in the lives of people.
I totally understand your apprehension about entering the park but i would have loved to see Glacier in this adventure. I worked there in the Summer of 2015, good times! Loving the series!
Love it! Jealous, and look to get out and find my own adventure. Great stuff!
I'm with you Sterling...
I've done some of my best centering away from humans.
Solitude great for the soul.
Excellently done!
Oh my goodness! I can’t imagine giving this a thumbs down! Looks like heaven to me. Peace mi amigo
Sterling, keep the adventures coming!
States are Adventure heaven..plenty places, full of diversity..
Picking up my firebox stove. Thx Sterling
Have fun cooking!
Amazing
Thank you for doing these videos!
Great videos ! Keep ‘em comin Sterling
Simply enjoying your trip and the cooking as well. Thx. Tim from the Nederlands
Great job on the film, thanks for your efforts, I have been through some of the same places on the way to Alaska. Keep it coming.
Another great video. I laughed there near the end when you talked about the organized campground. It reminded me of myself (we pulled into a campground years ago at Zion and I said the same thing). We ended up driving up a rutted path to an isolated spot on the edge of Gooseberry Mesa. We still talk about the amazing view there. Thanks for the inspiration Sterling. Definitely, going to have to add an adventure bike to the stable.
Nice video thanks !!
Wow your cooking is superb! Aren’t you scared and lonely sometimes? Enjoying your trips.
I hear you on the number of people, remote adventure just seems more real!
Welcome..... 👍🏽
It is very kind of you to share all these videos. And it is even more pleasant to watch them now, as there is a lockdown in France and it helps me dream about future rides :-) !
You are welcome!
Great little firebox campstove - nothing like using the natural fuel around you. Really in the nature of the road on this trip!
another great episode! This is what camping should be all about
King of the World.....
Just came across your channel today. Keep up the good work. 👍🏻
ride.freedom.
Great photography in this, Mr. N
Brilliant!
Always a good watch. Thanks for sharing 👍
Alot of stuff learned from u during tour ... nice . From Pakistan KPK.
great video. I am in ontario canada and want to do the road to the sun soon but I am like you . like my people one on one or small groups. Take care
Excellent. A great distraction sir.
Best moto vids!
My inspiration
the thought of 5th wheel, crowds and generators... gives me the willys... i would avoid them at all cost.... i would have also selected the 'down by the river' site.
looks like an awesome time.
Love it!
Totally agree with ya’👍🏍💨💨
Great to take a break from the news and watch this! Thanks buddy!
Today I'm going to buy me a New York steak! I kept staring at that steak!
Ha ha, you had a little, "Hey you punks, get off my lawn" moment at about 8:30... I'm with you my friend. I like my camping quiet and peaceful. Ride safe!
Hello Sterling.
Fantastic video as usual! I always ride alone but I will admit that at times I met some pleasant rider to spend sometime with. Depending on the country you are in, how far from home you might be, it is nice at times, to share your last day ride with others around a camp fire, then the next day we all go our different way. Sterling knows about it after having traveled pretty much all around the world! Cheers
Absolutely - both ways are nice, with people and solo. I like to do both at different times.
Ohhh, I can almost taste that steak cooked over a fire, we're loving your adventures.
Thanks really enjoyed your solo riding do that way myself most of the time
Great video. I think you made this trip during the pandemic. If so most of those tourists you saw were day use only. We have been to the Grand Canyon this year 3 times ( once to the North rim and twice to the south ) we had the reservations in advance. What we learned is the camp sites were empty because the quit taking reservations in March. All three times the campground was 10 percent full. The Park was half full with mostly day use tourists. After about 6pm it was desolate. No foreign tourists, no tour busses . It seemed like we had the park with just a handful of other people after 6 pm. Glacier might have been different but I think the GC is a good barometer. Keep the content coming
Just learned about your channel today while looking at Expedition Portal. After the last videoconference of the day I made dinner and 11 episodes later here I am still enjoying your journey. Thanks for sharing your trip and your insights. I'll probably finish the series tomorrow or certainly by Christmas. I've been thinking about a cross-country camping trip in 2021 (with a truck, camper and my diminutive Honda Monkey). Your journey is inspiring!
Ah cool, you took the NF road 228 on the West side of the lake. We also rode Going to the Sun in Glacier, and yeah, the crowds suck. More riding please, you're making me put on weight watching all the great camp food videos. (-:
A mite too close to the river for me ... maybe cos many rivers and streams where I am at could suddenly swell up sudden like around where I am at during the rains. Very convenient for a dip anyways. That steak looks yummy.
There is no shame in hating people. I do it everyday brother. I'm very jealous of this trip and hoping to plan something next year on the East Coast
It has been awesome watching this series!
Been posting them on the forum of my MC as a reference for all.
What a blast!
I’ve watched your adventures for years and love these videos from MT…I’ve rewatched several of them….from your extensive travels I wondered what you’ve found to be you favorite motorcycle suit (jacket/pants) for the type of traveling you do? I’m similar in that I like roads, highway, fire-roads etc…nothing crazy technical or dangerous. Thanks in advance
great video. Ever thought of adding bush recipes of what u making? ''A great option. You nd us will love that.''
What a great way to start my morning with that awesome drone footage of the lake. I'm already relaxed for my work day thanks to you. On Glacier NP, love it but felt the same way as I was sucking in fumes from tour buses. And wait, no beer or wine tonight with that steak?😉
Ha ha! Im pretty sure I had some beer with that steak :-)
DO you have a link or list of all the accessories & gear you used on this trip?
Yes, if you look in the description there is a link to my gear on my Amazon Store - its a new thing for me and hopefully this helps you :-) I will also be making a more specific video on this topic coming soon.
Another cool video 👍
Great video Sterling. Did you make it up to Polebridge on the west side of Glacier? Cool little bakery, bar, and cabins in a pretty remote area. Have fun and thanks again for allowing us to live through your journey.
I dont recall hitting Polebridge but will keep it in mind for the next time I am up that way!
That AX41 rear is looking close to replacement, great tire but only got 3000 out of my rear on my GSA. Double that on a Mitas E07+, my favorite for a long trip 50/50.
I got about 4,000 miles out of that tire before it was totally ready for replacement.
I definitely need to get better at camp cooking, but I do always have some of those Idaho potatoes
You and me both!
really enjoy you stuff Sterling your content rocks
You made me hungry just watching you ate that steak sir.
Another fun video. Thanks. I will stealth camp before paying to be in a campground with zillions of people, not into that either.
Really enjoying your videos. I’ve had a fire box on order for some time now.
Darn Corona virus making it hard to get.
✌️ Be Safe!
Had to go back and pick this one up, which makes me wonder how have the bugs been in those camping areas, once you stop moving you probably seem like a decent meal to skeeters, wasps, ants and such?
Actually the bugs were only bad (mosquitos) one night on this whole trip. Quite surprising actually!
@@SterlingNoren my concern is that it is a sample of a larger problem, five years ago with bats around home, I put up a bat house, haven't seen a bat or the swallows that precede the bats in the evening since. There are very few flying insects in Puget Sound area, so that most trips I ride with the visor up. That is not natural for summer~fall months at all. Whether climate change, loss of habitat or ??? it may portend a bleak future.