Roosevelt Lake ADV Ride
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Come along on the rental Triumph Tiger 800XC for a ride to Theodore Roosevelt Lake. There is a mix of pavement and dirt and even a little snow! I had the chance to ride a few day rides out of Phoenix this winter and had such a good time exploring the desert.
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Fabulous ride and scenery!
Most of those horses are ranch strays. I used to work out there on ranches and they are not all gathered up. Yet the myth lives on about their origin. Nice scenery, quite different environment than your trip last summer.
Thank you for the excellent video. I recently did a similar ride to Roosevelt Lake on my Triumph Tiger 900 GT Pro. After retiring 4 years ago, I moved from New Hampshire to the Phoenix area. I've ridden for over 50 years and always owned dirt bikes, sport bikes, and road racing machines. I recently bought my first adventure bike and I'm having a blast riding and camping in Arizona. The riding here is ideally suited to an adventure bike with their ability to ride on-road and off-road, and their 200+ mile range between gas stops. Thanks again for the video - it brought back some great memories of my Roosevelt Lake ride.
I’m happy you enjoyed the video! There is something very special about riding in the desert.
Hi Simon, it was nice to meet you today on the Stunning Isle of Skye. Good luck with your videos and channel. Can’t wait to see your Skye video 😀
Nice to meet you too, Andrew.
Ive done that ride on a KLR650 and hit some snow I wasn't expecting.. Not what I would call fun, but you just make do until your through.. Great ride.. That road always delivers!
Yup! Super fun road and I’m glad the snow patch wasn’t deeper!
I just did that loop in April on my Africa Twin, such a fun route. I was camped right there by turn off to El Oso Rd. Thanks for the video.
It’s beautiful country. Did you get any desert flowers on your ride? That’s one thing I really want to experience. Thanks for watching!
@@AdventurePiggy I did, there is a lot of roads to explore on the NW side of the lake, as well as part of the AZBDR is at the NE side.