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I'm back again Joe commenting on one of your old videos I just recently like right now heard the poem men who don't fit in Epiphany the title makes more sense excellent title

You inspire me to do something like that

As a sidenote, smaller front sprocket, more aggressive tires and stiffen up the suspension, you'd be suprised how good the Aprilia is on single track...ask. me how I know !

Skoshi sounds Japanese? A little bit 😏

Really enjoy your traveling videos and sharing your expertise and experiences. Curious how you make sure you don't run out of gas on a mountain trail, do you get specific maps for your mountainous travels, and have you had any scary animal encounters?

Great freggin video!!!…I’m selling the Harley!!!…

i live in port orford see so many bikes come through i want to ride this trail

Oops, meant to offer congrats on that sweet new bike. I forgot to get back, but I noticed you haven't posted a video for over a month, so I hope all's well.

Nice bike! Think I’ll be buying one soon. 65 and want to ride a little off pavement while I still can. Thanks for the video

Well done sir!

Love your videos. But with all due respect faster riders need a Husky 501 or 350 or a KTM 690. A Yamaha WR250R suspension and motor would not be able to handle the faster guys. I use to have a DRz 400 and realized that going at fast speed over tough terrain is not good due to the lack of suspension. I now have a KTM 350 that can handle aggressive riding. The DRZ, Wr250r, CRF etc models are good for new riders or experienced riders just out for a joy ride. Happy Trailing:)

JR! Well spoken - as my wife says... she loves the man who returns from a trip more than than the one that left

Not crazy about that smoked windshield. Harder to see obstacles.

I think I would be standing up on some of that stuff. Enjoyed the video.

Awesome. I have a CRF300, and while I agree with your thinking that a small bike is great for the rough stuff I have been considering a middle weight for the highway benefits. My top two choices are the RE 450 ( but not sure this is enough bigger) and my number one is the Tuareg for all the reasons you just outlined! Looking forward to seeing what adventures you get into with this bike and if it should be my choice also!

i need one life to buy my dreams and second to live that means life is sort or people make that dificult

JR, watched all your newer adventures, but just got around to this one. I live in Texas now (32 years) but grew up in WA on Lake Chelan! Pack wood, Wenatchee, all old places that bring back memories!

Brilliant video mate...

JR can you send me a message via my channel, i cant find a contact on your channel. We have developed a range of ADV Equipment out here in Australia, currently there is an Ambassador Program available for smaller channels. Nomad Moto feel you would be a good fit.

Merry Christmas and happy new year

I currently have an xr650r BRP and I'm 55 I think videos of a BRP doing adventure would be awesome

I have road my 2011 KLR in the Flint Hills years and years ago and it's really beautiful right now it's cold

Joe I left a message earlier and you responded something about the Flint Hills Adventure route in Kansas but I left a comment through my RUclips channel which I'm not in control of this is a comment through my personal so then I could actually receive the response I had to get the response read to me by the owner of the channel I don't know if that makes sense you do RUclips it probably does

I've recently watched a lot of your videos and I got to sitting here thinking as I have a RUclips channel to my own this is probably what other people do is just watch the videos and fail to subscribe because I don't really ask for subscribers so in this evening I chose to subscribe to yours thank you for your content I would love to ride with you someday someday I live in Kansas so I feel very little riding

Going on 64. Left knee replacement next month. Just bought Africa twin. 2nd adv bike. Found this channel. Right on!

I can recall not all that long ago when those sections from the South Frk Boise all of the way up to Landmark were not burned. We used to ride through beautiful Green forest, now it's just a charred landscape. Sad part ... most of those fires were human caused.

good video man!

Very nice JR....What mount/case for the Samsung? Thx and safe travels!

Hey JR, Which satellite phone or messenger are you using and recommend?

I'm 61 and went in my first enduro race 50 years ago.... I've always rode smaller bikes, never did understand the allure of the monster 1200cc enduro bike????

Where is Christ Jesus in this?

Did you sell the WR250R?

Awesome! I'm in the process of rebuilding mine. The piston became disconnected from the crankshaft. It's a great bike, I had a ton of fun over about 30k miles all over the American West BDRs

I retire this month. I don’t have a lot of experiences. This is educational. I enjoy watching your video!

I've been looking at this bike since it came out! What are your thoughts on the weight for a solo rider doing BDR type routes? I've been using my KTM 390 Adv for that; it's been great but the Aprilia keeps calling my name LOL

Great video! Really enjoyed it. Your advice is well thought out and taught me a few things! How can I get in contact with you?

This would be your most important concern on your new bike; ruclips.net/video/rZ4xqN0xVX0/видео.htmlsi=2P1ZuUYocHhn8R02. It only costs you some fork oil to check. Peace brother!

Just another video you may use for research on some of the fixes for the Tuareg. ruclips.net/video/hAF9MVyGSwc/видео.htmlsi=uzsgcxJ82AGoGYu5 Don't get me wrong i like the Tuareg. I think it is the best middle weight out of the box, but it's not perfect and we all know that our bikes need to be functional and then we customize them to our individual tastes. Enjoy!

Wow! Congrats on your new motorcycle. The Tuareg is an upgrade from the DR and WR. Cheers

Top three requirements for an adventure bike are reliability, reliability, and reliability - in that order.

Great video. I will have to look into the Tuareg 660 for my next Adventure bike. I had a 23 Triumph 1200 GT Explorer before my 24 CRF450RL which I have now. I still want another bike for riding the gravel and pavement. The Honda is mainly used for trail riding.

A nice set of features, for sure. Features-wise, a nice upgrade from the DR650. Hope you enjoy it.

That red clay when wet is a high pucker factor for sure. I was in the market for a T7 but never could find one, ended up buying a KTM 890 and I am very happy I couldnt find a T7. Love the video. Youve earned a new subscriber.

Congrats Depew! The Aprilia is at the top of my new bike list. I’m excited to see your future videos aboard the 660. 🙏🏻

JR, I’m 75 and been riding a BMW 1200GS and Husqvarna 701. I’ve been looking hard at the 450-500 range of bikes but in the end I’m lowering my 701 a bit so I’m more stable. My BMW is too heavy for me now and it’s time to move on. I did manage to put 100,000 miles on it.

One of the nicest looking tail sections on a factory bike.

JR spot on your opinion on riding 250’s on the HWY. Although they are great on the trail. But adventure riding its usually a combination of both. At your experience and skill level you probably won’t even notice much difference while moving. They all weight 0 underway. I’am 4 years older than you and may downsize later myself. When I can’t pick it up that’s when I will move on down a little. I figure about 82 that will about do it. Cruise control it’s great. I had to eat some crow on that one. Loved your last video’s. Great job. Looking forward to more video’s. Take care my utube riding friend. 🤩

Thanks for sharing.

Good choice and a beautiful color scheme - the best, I think. I have a 2003 Aprilia Caponord ETV1000, so the big brother to the Tuareg. It's decidedly heavier and top heavy with the tank set high. Too bad because the Rotax v-twin is a fine motor. I wouldn't want to take it on anything more difficult than what you rode today.