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I like Whitt Rd videos. It makes it a little more personal when the video is from somewhere you have ridden. I once crossed these creeks. I had no idea where we were or where we were going. I was just following the pack. Up for where ever my friends led me. I had never even heard of Whitt Rd. I had no idea that it was difficult. It looked like any other creek crossing to me. I got into one of the ruts and just went straight. No problem. I will know to be nervous the next time.

That is one way to wash a bike. I prefer to use a pressure washer.

It’s fked up that way too! Hahahahahaha

Looks like fun. Just got back from MABDR though. Maybe next year

Dustin and Kate are great people! Highly recommend staying at #solivesoride Glad you had fun David!

What @poltarres13 would say about this road?

4x4 country

Anyone from BC or Alberta watching this , thoughts ?

About 3rd through wAtching- cANT HELP THINKING THAT THE FUN NEEDLE IS SOON GOING TO DIP TO PHUCKED! What do they say? Fools go in where angels fear to tread? lol Heavy bikes!

Looks like a load of fun!!

I’m glad I’m not the only one that does stupid stuff on a T7! I was riding up about timberline at 10,000 feet of elevation on Rocky shit and managed to take a pretty good spill. I won’t tell you about getting pile driven into a 3 foot mud hole full of water last year, but it’s safe to say I have decided that the Yamaha will Stay on the less technical trails and I will use my dirt bikes to access the knar!

I go to church with a guy who lives on Cavender's Branch Rd. It drives him crazy when the Jeeps and side by sides run that road. I think the locals put up those signs that say "closed to through traffic" hoping it will deter people. It's a public road, so they can't do anything about it. I ride through there at least once a month. I don't slow down for some of those creek crossings. I just send it on the DRZ 400. What road is that with that long concrete slab across the creek? I don't recognize it. I live in Nunnelly about 2 miles from Highway 100, so I ride those roads all the time. Most of my riding is solo because my riding buddy won't ride when it's hot.

Nice, really tricky ride and well mastered. But work on your lifting technique, it´s unnecessarily hard and bad for your back to pick up the bike like you did

If anyone ever needs a video to try and talk someone out of a heavy ADV bike... this is it.

lol...that was a jeep trail fosho! good stuff

That looked like anything but fun . Well done getting through though. Bet you won’t be doing that again 😳

That grey scale dash is horrid how old is that bike

When it looks really bad on video, one can only imagine what a nightmare it must have been on that big machine. Young man riding in his church clothes and road tyres is a legend. Great vid, well done to both of u for pushing forward and hats off to u for just letting it roll down that way (how u pulled it off and not trash that T7 is to me a mystery cos those rocks were massive!!)

Thanks for sharing! Pretty brutal ride for you guys on the big bikes. Like others, I was gripped watching.

Wow, respect. Sure looks a tough ride, good job!

i highly recommend to change stock handguards to something proper like barks. Stock ones are just a plastic. I broke my break leaver.. learn from someones mistakes invest in them before its too late :P

F that!

Wow that makes exhausted just watching. Can feel the fatigue setting in. Relentless. Super impressed you guys stuck with it. We need to "gofundme" your buddy some proper riding gear. You can tell he's a youngster by his willingness to ride that rocky road without knee or shin protection. great video and riding from both of you. Curious do you notice any change in your riding when recording vs rides where you just go out without the camera?

Most of have been there.... but years ago on our Honda 125's. 480lb adventure bikes.... makes for a mis-adventure.

a challenging path through the forest. but i love it

That isn't no road! It's a wash out. :)😮

lesson is avoid water if possible, tread the shallowest part if have to

Ps I'm exhausted, and I'm not even on my bike. Last year, I was up in a canyon quail hunting. I took a different trail back to pavement. Dropped my bike four times in sand desert soil. I said a prayer and asked God to please don't let me drop it a fifth time. I killed some good birds that day, though. Lol. Oh, btw, I ran out of water, too. Slept like a baby when I finally made it out.

Holy smoke, I don't ever want a trail like that. Ya'll got some balls. Come off that bike and you are gonna break something. Looks like some trails back home in KY. My versys would be In a ditch. A plus for effort

LOL..I hope this was a lesson learned :) I followed a young guy on an offroad adventure last year, mounted on my Tiger 800. Everything was great till it wasn't..LOL Cost me about $700 in parts and a huge shot to my ego. The top heavy tiger is now strictly limited to road and sometimes dirt road duty, and my little KLX250S gets all the dirty time. Watching you guys tackle that trail makes my knees and ankles hurt. I've heard it said many times that if it all goes as planned... its not really an adventure. Thanks for taking us along!

Looks like too much work for adventure bike, but could be fun for a dual sport or dirt bike

Wait so the Tenere 700 dident start back up you had to tow it back

That looks like a lot of fun - challenging but fun!

Looks like a good route. What software are you using ?

Oh my gosh, what a road. I would never drive this, even with an Alp 200. Respect 👍

What state is this? Beautiful country. From Texas.

T7 is a big girl to have on those trails. I’da wimped out.

Fatigue, dehydration, stress: once you go down first time, you ride intirely different, more cautious, which can lead to additional dumps.

Wow, man, what an eventful and exciting day for ya'll. Great job though taking those bikes there, you're braver than I am at the moment. Thanks for sharing this epic adventure.

Really fun watch!

I do believe I'd rather have something in the 250- 300cc range mainly for the light weight especially when I'm 67 years old. I was leaning toward the Kawasaki KLZ 300 until I sat on it. I thought I was going to have to get someone to help me get off of it. Now the choice is between the Honda CRF 300 and the Yamaha XT 250. I hear the Honda has more low-end, but the Yamaha sits lower and is lower in price. Will have to test ride them both. By the way I don't think I could walk on the trails you rode. Very good video!

I made a bad decision like this myself. I did a road in similar shape to this one on a Tiger 1200, by myself. I ended up dropping it 3 times. Did about $1,000 damage. Fortunately, I was unscathed, other than sore arms and a sore back. I sure as hell know my limitations now. 🤦‍♂️

we need Iron Gap 2 episode !!!!! Cheers from Greece man !!!

And i thought i hate sand. I now love sand

Okay, at 51 minutes, I realized my forearms were pumped, getting ready to cramp, just from watching you.

Good thing neither bike was a Transalp. You'd have been bleeding oil.

There's no way I would take my BMW f800gs on this road, but I'd ride my KLX 300 on it all day.

Get a Hodaka.

Respect guys! My biggest fear would be (if I road this kind of track, which I've never did) that it leads to a dead end. (big rock or tree blocking the road or just simple dead end) and would have to backtarck, uphill! Is is even possible with this heavy ADV bikes?