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Collier Mill, Pennington Gap, Virginia

Sleep System, Hammock, Moto Camping, Stealth camping.

Gleason Falls in Hillsboro New Hampshire

This is how I pack for a motorcycle camping trip.

I added wireless phone charging to my handlebars. It's on the same relay switched circuit as my USB charger, so they are both powered up when the key is on. I have a second circuit that is manually switched which I can choose to power the USB charger even if the key is off. I use that to charge my helmet intercom and stuff when I'm camping. Pro tip: Always bring two intercoms on trips and long ...

I did a full service on my friend's Goped Riot. He gave it to me because the chain and sprocket were rubbing on the tire, and chewing it up, but it needed a lot more attention than that. I lubed all the cables, adjusted the head bearing and brakes. I touched up some of the paint. I repaired his bent chain, and got his frozen suspension moving. I shimmed his rear wheel to get the sprocket off ti...

velocity stack, stock carb, pre-rhino (stock muffler). I love how the tire paint turned out. Best $10 of the whole project. Pro tip: Slime brand tire valve extenders make filling and setting tire pressures a lot easier. You can't leave them on, so you only need one. They come in a four pack, so keep a spare, and give the other two to your Goped friends.

My brother has never seen or heard of a Goped before. So obviously the first thing he does is rip wheelies.

I'm really new to these things. It's a 46cc two stroke. It's chain driven with disk brakes front and rear. The engine is like a big chainsaw, but it revs much higher. Redline is 18,000 rpm. It has no suspension at all, so I run the tires a little soft. I think I would prefer the suspended one. It came with 6:76 gearing, but I geared it down to 6:83. That makes it a lot more responsive during lo...

Morning fog over the pond at Howell's Camping Area Arlington VT

Last night of my 12 day motorcycle trip - Howell's Camping Area Arlington VT

Dispersed camping (aka primitive camping in some places) is my favorite kind of camping, because it's legal, and there are usually few to no people around. There isn't usually firewood available, unless you forage it, but sleep has been way more important than fire on this trip, so I'm happy to go without it.

I forgot to say it in the video, but make sure you're at least 200 feet from any water. You don't want to contaminate drinking water for other people or animals. The tree is really helpful with balance so you can concentrate on the rest of it.

I didn't end up picking any grapes. they were actually over the cliff, and the fitting was not good.

A roadside repair, luckily caught in time.

A pretty thorough explanation of my camping hammock.

Camping "wild" somewhere in North Carolina

They were pretty fast, but I caught them.

Street legal mini race cars!?

A side trip around The Copperhead Loop

I saw some RC boats zipping around.

The Tail Of The Dragon Resort is the best place on Earth

A Dead End On The Cherohala Skyway

I slayed The Dragon, and I got a police escort in Tennessee

Crazy, long, curved bridge with an incredible view

Buc-ee's debriefing

It smells like beef jerky in here

I've heard of Buc-ee's, but I've never seen one before

A new front tire at Mountain Motorsports