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Thanks for coming down and bringing your crew! It was a pleasure to ride with you guys again and the trip was excellent!

that track into martin's head is pretty rough. nice ride! Glad your bike made it through on those rocks.

That looks like an amazing ride, so sorry you took a spill, glad you weren’t hurt and the bike just had some scratches, nice to see you on the mainland looking forward to the next video. Thanks very much.

no worries it'll buff out

Great video thank you very well done. I think you may a little more spacer on top of the spring your a big guy witch will give you a faster rebond. Thanks again cheers to ya.

Yes looks like tinker now

Nice work, Eric. I've definitely concluded that speed, skill, bike-type and terrain conditions are absolutely the key factors to try and balance out as best we can for the most effective, safe, and fun experience. Not always easy to do...I know🙂

Yeah.. I gotta reweld my crash bars. One to many falls. Lol. Better the crash bars then new plastics. Safe riding brother 🍻

I unfortunately didn't record most of the ride. I don't know if it's because of the previous day's ride or simply because I realized some of my batteries were dead from the day before and then never really took the time to put a new one it. I always love the Martin Head camping trip. This year, I experienced my first flat. Then I experienced my 2nd and 3rd due to patch failures...lol All I have is a bit of footage from the final approach to the beach. As always, it was a great time!

Fun ride, fun video! I really want to get Tony out on the T7 over there. Not same place necessarily but just for an over night ride. I loved the challenge. At the end of it, my confidence was up and was hoping for some more challenge :D I was pretty nervous as we started out and then over that first rock patch. Wanted to make sure I kept up with everyone else :) Riding rock like that is a skill unto itself which we don't get much of on the Island

great job identifying what your front suspension was doing. i panicked when you said i smell oil. so glad it wasn't damaged and you were ok too. you titled this series well.

action packed ride and a great save Another great adventure

Loved the ride and I give you a 6.5 for style on the dump...😁😁....I sold the 22 KLR with all the build I done...this year it was a lot heavier than last and did no more on it over the winter....so it's me getting older. I am currently looking for a DR 650. The dealers are offering 1000.00 off right now...will most likely grab one, break it in and do suspension, protection, tank and build a rally tower over the winter. Great ride as always and look forward to the summer videos. Garth

Great video , i bought a 22 adv i want to do some cool adventures , maybe not camping at this stage , but great to see your gear layed out , and the things you take . Cheers

Who's quicker and faster Duke 390 or Dr 650?

I just watched this on setting sag, best video I've found so far. ruclips.net/video/QrdzBXxa7e0/видео.htmlsi=_6D9Km0ZYncREi1e

Yessir! Man do you ever know how to find the wicked routes on the Island. My wife and I love to visit beautiful PEI, usually a few times a year, and explore different areas. I only wish she enjoyed moto as much as I do, what a treat that would be to experience it that way. I loved the maple leaf on the light house, very iconic and patriotic. Great video, I feel your need for coastal rides. It’s quite therapeutic. Drone shots are so cool! Cheers and be well!

KLR's love sand... said "Nobody Ever"

that's a cool trail

Are you able to pair this with another communicator from a different brand?

Great tips! Thanks!

Great video as always my wife and I really appreciate your videos. Went to Henderson Bay last week fishing had a great time. Thanks again cheers to ya.

Great video. Just rode up from Vermont through Sanguenay then down thru Sainte Rose du Nord then down to the ferry across to route 138 and looped back. Beautiful! We were going to head PEI. I have to say, despite the beautiful scenery, the Quebec folk aren’t too friendly to us Americans. I had more people try to run us off the road and cut us off, even in rural areas. Quebec City area was crazy. Everyone was in a rush to go nowhere. I don’t get it. I grew up in Boston and would rather drive through Boston rush hour traffic then through Quebec again. Sad to say, I won’t be back to your country. I get treated better in the Middle East! A shame, really. I really wanted to ride PEI on a future trip.

There is a few days of exploring in around Victoria there is alot of history there. I have found a bunch of places in threw there that I didn't know about. You are right sometimes you just need peace and relaxation of something easy and Scenic, the older you get the more you'll look for it.. 😊

I hear you on the difficulties of the RUclips hobby. I always tell myself that I'm going to develop a schedule but life and work always blow that out of the water. Case and point: I still have to edit my ride through this area and our ride together from last year. I'll be hitting PEI again on the September long weekend heading to the Magdalen Islands on the Honda Monkey and I can't wait because I really do love the Island. Cheers!

Great ride.....a lot of the 19 along the shore was dirt back in my day....In fact a lot of the shore roads were dirt, and love the drone footage. Garth

looking to the left at 19 minutes in bay on causeway you would of seen me fishing in my boat there everyday and at 19 minutes pause vid look up at pole ophspray there

Happen to be riding over today (July 8, 2024) from NB to explore Cape Bear Lighthouse and area for a day trip! I limit the non-pavement rides on my Tracer 9, but I do plan exploring more dirt over there on my crf300 rally. Enjoy your content. You should prompt Tourism PEI to utilize your skills! Safe riding!

I know this was from a few years ago but I just got myself a KLR and wanted to say hello to a fellow East Coaster (assuming due to the Alpine flags). Thanks for the vid!

I see you guys are riding the KLR and the Dr. In the market for a bike and stuck between the 2. With the experience you have, what would you buy?

I think I'd rather just stay in the garage and ponder the gear.

You must have some good tires. Stock won't do te mud lol, trust me.

Man I could feel your excitement! That would have been quite a rush. Very nice of Pierre, so neat to try something so different. Fun video to watch, cool trails too! Nice riding gents, Cheers and keep well!

Let's talk, Eric.....the KTM has a purpose...built for that purpose....built light and nimble.....and does it well. Realistically, do you need that HP...yes it will lift the front in a few gears....is that a good thing...not always, unless your going over logs. I think of my drag racing days and was beat by less HP cars...they were able to put the power to the ground = Traction. That kind of HP in a dirt bike can and does cause more problems than not for most riders. If you have the HP, the wheel will spin easier and lose traction in most dirt..even hard pack. Down you go. Usually the torque from low rpm is not great. All this with the fact of service schedule and costs don't make them a good deal. Don't get me wrong...I had what I call exotics myself..Bultaco and Ossa....long before your time. Will leave you with this.....fun to ride and play with if your income allows it......But run to the Gaspe with it loaded and see why you have the KLR.....The Fox will run harder and faster now with the suspension done...has the torque down low to tractor out of trouble and just enough HP to not spin the rear out unless pushed. Great on the road for travel. If you are looking for an excuse not to buy one....tell Mrs. Eric what the cost is....let her decide. As always a great ride and see you soon. Fellow Islander ..Garth

Can't beat the thump of the klr 🤘🏻. Don't think I'll ever get rid of mine. Something about the klr... great content. Safe travels my friend. 🍻

great thanks! now we get to start a project x.

Looks like you had a blast on the 500 and that was just the tip of the iceberg of what that bike offers. Just imagine what it feels like when you get comfortable on it, get better at dynamically position your body where it needs to be (makes a huge difference with a lighter bike) and get to just open up that throttle! It's a beast. You are welcome to try it again when you are back in NB. It will be hard to close that door now that you know what's on the other side. However, please keep in mind that adventure riding is a bit more challenging with the KTM500. There's not a lot of space for luggage so you have to learn to leave stuff behind and get the small version of everything. I have had issues with tying down luggage, melting plastics on the exhaust (needed to install a shield). So for long comfortable rides, the KTM500 is not it.

Great video as always. That 500 is a BEAST! I will be watching your next video as soon as I have the opportunity as I want to hear your take on that bike.

i use to own that land you were on had 50 acreas there on trail in woods

Trying out different bikes is almost always detrimental to the financial plan........ 😂

Exactly what I was looking for. Appreciate the parts list.

Nice scenic trails as usually. Glad you are enjoying the new suspension setup

Yessir, beauty trails for sure. The Ride PEI app is very similar to the QuadNB app, such a great resource. Kudos to the developers and those involved. Looks like a fun group of riders, well done gents! Cheers, and be well!

Great video thank you very well done as always. Going to PEI gets higher all the time. Looks like your feeling a lot more at home on the silver fox .thanks again cheers to ya.

Tastes like potatoes! 😂 That's a pretty slick windshield and gps he has on that 300L.

Great area, even though my dad was from that area, never traveled that way much. If my memory is correct, 20 miles of red dust is like eating 1 medium potato. 😁 Don't get to comfortable on that light bike. Be true to the KLR. Garth

Thanks

Dude! I really appreciate this video. Thanks for making it.

Foxy’s lookin’ spiffy! Then again, clean or dirty that’s a good looking machine. I’ve been keeping the KTM a bit cleaner, but for no real reason, lol. A PEI BDR sounds amazing!! What a great project, I’m sure many hours are logged in the efforts already, very exciting. Hope your summer slows down a bit, cheers buddy, cool vid!