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I remember when I was about 5 years old I had Engineer overalls (striped) with the hat! That was late '50's early '60. That was the going thing back then, along with Jimmy Rogers!

If you like old chopper movies, You should check out one called "The Hard Ride". It's somewhere in the desert, I think CA. 1971 film - A fallen Vietnam Marine leaves his chopper "Baby" to his friend. Is the music coming from the bike? I like your music, I call that dixie land jazz. Riding is good therapy. Another nice video Gunny.

Nice ride Gunny. Nice video all around. Do you have many big animals that can run in front of you in Arizona? Is it more dangerous night ridding because of animals? I'v never rode in the desert states before. It's on my bucket list.

I was about 6 in Benidorm on a holiday with my parents and I remember guys from this ship giving me coins to play pinball in one of the bars! 😊👍

what jack are you using

Sooooo. Did it fix the problem???

He’s amazing! I've heard him play piano at his other grandpa’s house

It's so cozy and inviting. It definitely looks like a Christmas wonderland 🎄

A 5.4 gallon tank really isn’t that big even at ~40 MPG. My Yamaha Super Tenere gets about the same fuel mileage, but with a 6.1 gallon tank it helps with less fuel stops.

I love my ‘14 Voyager, my wife and I rode the back way a couple of weeks ago. Plenty of curves, beautiful scenery. Prescott is a nice place to stop for lunch.

You should get risers for your mirrors , you’ll be able to see traffic better👍🏼👍🏼

Those roads look like our crappy roads in New Jersey 🤣

Excelente video 😊 Gracias por motivarme

Ah Gunny.... you youngsters and your fancy electronic devices!

First to comment, watching from South Africa 🎉🎉

You can take the key out when it is on, then just turn the switch to accessory

Nice bike boss!! I’m 30 years old and soon ima get myself a voyager

I really love these videos, keep them coming. They're very calming and relaxing

Me comprare mi Kawasaki para viajar así!!

how did you turn it on without a key?

It does look good! How many miles ya got on her now?

Gunny where do they mount the M60 on that Winnebago?

Was in a tent next to them at a CAX about that time and the Black Knights were a high-spirited, fun group back then. Hog Body was the CO at the time--a good man.

Hello, I'm trying to track down a Studebaker owner from Kingman that sold a 1964 Chrysler 300K back in 2017. Would you happen to know who that is?

w wedding

Beautiful ❤

How do you keep your Voyager running so cool in that desert? I live in Michigan and mines runs hot especially in traffic.

Great video, Gunny. I love the 2022 Voyager's paint scheme. I know that a lot of younger guys like their baggers all "blacked-out," but I like some color (for aesthetics and visibility). I will likely be getting a Voyager or a Vaquero sometime in 2025. Did you reflash the ECU?

If you want to ride a more scenic route home from Wickenburg: > Congress> Yarnell> Kirkland> Bagdad , then west to hwy 93 and up to Wickieup.

Hey Gunny, would have loved to had a bike even a car back at Camp Horno 1979-1982. Can't say I had a good time at Pendleton, as an 18 yr the home sick blues got the best of me. Though after some time sank in I knew I was stuck till 82. I graduated ITS - Infantry Training School San Onofre sometime after 02/80. After that many of us in our class dreamed of getting stationed somewhere around the world. Until I heard my name along with others going down the street to Camp Horno. What a bummer, during ITS many of us would hear stories about boring Horno. That's what stood out. But I was blessed to have been chosen to S-2 ST&A Platoon - Surveillance Target & Acquisition, not a line company. ST&A Platoon was the forward observers of the battalion in the field. They had a week long course in mainside that taught us about ground sensors, night observation devices & small areal radars. Mostly for troop & vehicle detection while in the field. Nothing against grunt line companies but back than the living amenities were not a priority for grunts in my beloved Marine Corp. Goes back to the ole Marine Corp philosophy don't give the grunts shit, keep them hungry & ready for battle. Ooh Ra!!! Mainside Marines didn't know crap about that, they were living in modern day facilities with all the perks. But I had some great friends in line companies that were with me on the 1982 Super Squad Team. We ended up competing in Quantico, with 8 other super squad teams. I'm reminded of this great video you have shared with us. A couple of times when hunger appeared on the radar late at night at horno. I would borrow my best friends motorcycle get in all the other orders. Make a mad dash to Oceanside I believe Jack n Box. I just remember leaving Horno driving towards Pulgas somewhere down the road exiting the gate and driving down I-5 south for about 20 min. My version of Peter Fonda ( Easy Rider) with a high n tight, only my version included an igloo cooler on the back seat to accommodate chow for many hungry marines. Towards the end of 82 I was no exception to the ole marine corp myth called short timer phase. Can't tell you how happy I was for that time to arrive. Don't get me wrong the Marine Corp was an essential important part of my life. I'm happy to say it taught me valuable lessons in life and made me a man. But as anything in life it wasn't for me. I guess Easy Rider gave me that free spirit liberty that we all dream about. I apologize for the extended history story on this former marine. I thank you along with all the others for sharing this great video. If for no other reason to reminisce of such an important place in our lives, that we still cherish till this day. Blessings Always!! Ooh Ra!!

So Gunny, I have a question for you. I'm an old guy who loves motorcycles and gave my Yamaha FJR1300 away to a friend a few years ago after I had back surgery and didn't think that I was ever able to ride again. Well, I feel great and I work out at the gym 3+ days a week and I KNOW that I can ride. I miss it terribly! But, being 75, do you think that the Voyager might be too heavy of a bike for me. I know there are "lift" devices that can help raise a bike up again after it's gone down (not that I think that's going to happen, but it has in the past) but I still worry about not being as strong as I used to be. What do you think? Voyager or smaller? Greg

No GPS ?

I recently had a woman rear-end me on my 2005 Yamaha Road Star Silverado 1700 and totaled my bike. I've owned a lot of bikes over the years, a Harley (won't ever buy another one), several Yamaha's and Honda's including 3 Goldwing's, and that Yamaha was my favorite. I got 2 cracked ribs, a badly sprained shoulder, and 2 large hematoma's on my legs. Other than that, I think GOD was watching out for me. Anyhow, when the woman's insurance paid for my bike, I bought a 2016 Kawasaki Vulcan 1700 Voyager! A definite UPGRADE! This Kawasaki is my new favorite bike! It's just that the previous owner wanted LOUD, so they put a Vance & Hines exhaust on it. I don't like LOUD! I love the way your bike sounds and wish mine was that quiet! But it costs too much money to buy a stock exhaust for it. So, I guess I'm going to try repacking the baffles to quiet it down. Stay safe out there!

Great stuff.

I am so glad you got this. ❤

Wow, it feels like I'm riding the bike...

I've ridden those roads lots of times..

good ride , who does the music ?

Nice ride, thanks for sharing. Someday I will do Route 66 on my motorcycle. Just curious did you get a copyright warning with the background music?

I like 47-49's pop had one from 48 until 53 it was a Starlite cope champion.

Thank you for this video. We had the best time hosting the April ‘24 garage crawl. What a great bunch of people and really neat cars!

Come on dad, we don't know how it turned out???

Ya left me in suspense my friend. I gotta know......how was it? I'd lop off a slice! Butter or maybe apple butter on it.

Thank you for posting these Time Traveler Car Club vids. We had a fun time today

Both of my Husbands were stationed there . my 1st husband I married back in 2005 he was with 1st battalion 5th Marines weapons comp . and then i met my fiance shortly after separating from my 1st husband . we got married in January of 2010 following his deployment to Afghanistan . i miss base alot i lived in mainside in 2005 and lived in fallbrook the 2nd go around my husband prefered off base . i was just home in october for my birthday i sure do miss it .

That's a good ride for this time of year! Love it.

SA-7?

I am blessed to have a beautiful 2022 Voyager also 😊. Good cleaning 👍

Looks great !! nice ride ! I got one as well, love that color!

That music sounds familiar, is it off a children’s channel ?