5 Reasons Why Dual Sport Motorcycles are the Best
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2016
- What are your reasons for loving your dual sport motorcycle? Let us know in the comments below! Here are my top 5 reasons why dual sport motorcycles are the best:
1. Dual Sport Motorcycles are extremely versatile
2. They Make for EPIC Road Trips, without sacrificing off-road capability
3. Dual Sports mean TRUE Freedom to go where you want
4. Dual Sports are built for function, without additional BS.
5. The dual sport motorcycle community is the best in the world.
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Having never ridden before, and at 61 years of age, I purchased my first bike last year -- a DRZ 400S. I am a very happy dude. Also, now my children respect me and all my hair grew back in.
MrPetrolekas well sir well done .. and you made a very good choice ! I was a Honda - Suzuki technician back in the 1970's when dual sport bikes were first being born and when we got the first of the DR's from Suzuki was like a dream come true . the DR350 was the best for the trade off between the handling of a 250 and the power of a 500 ...and biggest thing about what you bought is the fact that dual sport bikes are the safest handling and the most easiest most forgiving bikes on or off the road of anything else on two wheels ..making dual sport the easiest way anyone can learn all the skills to ride anything safely and stay alive ..something the millennials fail to understand and bad habits with two wheels never last ! like buying a crotch rocket for a beginner is the worst choice .. back to the dirt it was always considered a "250" two stroke was the ideal size for all around handling and performance ...but todays "250" four strokes become very boring very quickly .. and then came what you have two day is a bike than can sustain high way legal speeds and still cut up a trail like a pro ! first thing you will need above everything else is a full set of hand guards that clamp onto the bars and also bolt into the ends of the bars completely protecting all of the controls on your handlebars ..will save you huge dollars from just dropping your bike ..not to mention pushing your bike back to civilization from a busted throttle or lever
That's awesome Mrpetrolekas
Oh hell yeah😎
Ride safe!👍
Bought a 2007 drz400s last spring for commuting and off road fun, smartest thing I've done. Ride on
MrPetrolekas that's right. Got my motorcycle license at 48. Don't stop living until you die!
For me it's two things. #1 the riding, it's my version of freedom. Getting off road and being confident enough to try almost anything does wonders for my soul. #2. It's the people. I went on what I thought was going to be a very lonely day in a new riding area last weekend and while sitting in the parking lot reviewing the trail map and forest info I met two of the coolest guys I've met in a long time. We as dual sport riders are our own kind. I had an amazing day and made two new friends I can't wait to ride with again.
The motorcycle is living life, dual sport is to live twice
Take care
Medel
so deep.
M. Medel so true
"thank you very much"
I rode yesterday... I was content this morning.....I watched this video..... I am no longer content and want to ride!
Just traded my m109r for a DR650. Life changing! I can’t believe how much more fun dual sports are!
I just got my first dual sport Yamaha xt250, and it's fun, more fun than I had in a long time. I'm in my 60's, but you can't tell my age in my off-road helmet and gear. I'm zipping around Los Angeles like a teenager and having sooo much fun :). It's people like you whom pointed me in the right direction, thanks! -Tom
I can only imagine riding a dual sport in Los Angeles is beautiful :)
I've owned a lot of bikes in my life , from Goldwings to Cruisers and Scramblers to Big Bore Adventure Bikes , but none were as fun to ride as a Dual Sport. One of the favorite Dual Sports I ever owned as a 1978 Yamaha XT500 , I loved that bike!
"guys who can barely scrape together for a tank of gas". = me.
yup
You and me both, brother (or sister)!
Living on VA benefits is not fun.
It could be changed if you like
Facts
Reason #6. You're better looking on an ugly bike.
BRAMMOTO your ugly bike make your slightly more appealing face look 10x better than it should be.
they look good tho
BRAMMOTO hahaha!! I love that comment! It’s almost like adopting that ugly puppy that’s soo ugly that ya can’t help but love it!!
So, what is the ugliest dual sport? That's the one I'll need. 😉
Raced & rode all the time, from age 10 - 35.
Then life happened, and I didn't ride at all, other than street, for about 16 years.
At age 51, my step son, nephews, and their friends, started bugging me to start riding off road again.
Bought a used XR 600, with a plate.
That was it, for me.
Right away rekindled the fire for off road riding.
Gonna be 66 in November, and ride a lot now.
I have done hundreds of dual sport rides, and always am giddy for the next one.
Like Everide said...the dual sport community is loaded with the best people that I have ever come in contact with.
Riding keeps you in shape, and keeps you young.
Very thankful for the dual sporters, and all of the awesome times, spent together with these folks.
On my 4th dual sport bike now.
KTM 450.
Has more miles than it should, but still rips.
Dual sporting is the fountain of youth for you fellow people that think you are too old to ride.
Get one!!!
You will be amazed, at how it will improve your life.
you are a good speaker. You have a voice that is hard to stop listening to because I would feel bad because you sound so polite. LOL Loved your video and totally agree!
That's why I chose a dual sport mostly because of your channel and your great content.
I just wanted to say thanks for all that you do. I have truly enjoyed watching all of your videos over the past year and can't thank you enough for the heart, soul and genuine care you put into all of your videos. You are an inspiration and provide Dual Sport goodness for the soul. Stay Strong, Stay True, Stay Tyler.....Ride Alive!!!
Always gorgeous! I've said many times as well, only takes a couple of dirt adventures for it to romance anyone away from the street bike only life!
shadetree surgeon ABSOLUTELY!!!
shadetree surgeon These words are all too true.
Stunning footage once again Tyler - I am soooo jealous of the places you have to ride...there's virtually nowhere legal to ride off-road here in the UK :0( Brilliant film...do keep it up! All the best - TMF
TheMissendenFlyer I
whats up missendenflyer, check out my new crf250l custom graphics, and i love ur channel! cheers
Yeah the UK is tiny and virtually no true wilderness, I'd hate to live there just because of that alone. Come to Canada during the summer, you'll never run out of new trails to try. Atlantic Canada and British Colombia are the most beautiful in my opinion. BC is a bit more beautiful, but Atlantic Canada has nicer people living there.
Here in Australia is the same like the guy saying about the UK. It's illegal to ride anywhere. Unless your bike is road registered. So us guys with quads or dirtbikes are Very limited! Sucks because here in Australia we have So Much land to explore!
Tmf hi. Check out the trans European trail if you haven't already. There is a uk section. Im just looking into now myself and wondering what bike would tick the box.
This video is so good, so true, so motivating! It’s simply the best description about dual sport bikes and riders!
I love your perspective on motorcycles and life. Next to the terrain and the scenery, I have to agree that the community is one of the most awesome things about dual sport riding!
Daaaang Son!!!! Another excellent production my man!!
MrDuhfactor you make my favorite comments
I have really appreciated your videos. I have built bobbers and choppers since I bought my first bike about 5 years ago but have just gotten my first dual sport. An old tw200 which is not much (because I'm not a little guy) but its what I could afford. And I look forward to all the adventures it'll take me on till I get out of college and can buy something newer. But the videos really make me want to just drop everything and ride the TAT across the states! Love the videos and please keep them coming!
You Sir, are a wordsmith. Your carefully crafted prose, killer videography, and inspiring message, has produced a RUclips video of uniform excellence. Happy Trails my brother.Always be safe. Take a bow on superlative content creation, sincerely,
phil from nyc- I just subbed
In spite of the fact I've done 57000Km on my CB500X, pretended to myself it's an "Adventure Bike", and taken it on some very gnarly, long trails - you are on point.
Doing my own major service proved to be more difficult than it would have been on a dual sport, it will break if I bottom out and I really need to change it from road tyres (I've kept them 'cos I've been known to ride 600Km paved road to get to where I start the off-road bit - I just let them down 10-15 psi for the dirt and avoid really wet conditions).
Still - it has been a superbly reliable bike, I can't afford another bike, or a trailer set-up, or the rally raid for the X - so I'll just keep on pretending and enjoy the proverbial out of it :)
Excellent summary about dual-sports mate, very informative and, as always, brilliantly presented. Ride safe buddy.
Awesome video, of course you convinced me a year ago that dual sport was the way to go. My Klr is pretty badass for all the reasons you say.
Nice vid! I used to have an XT250 when I lived in MN. It was great fun in the desert, as long as I stated in lower elevations.
I just got a vstrom 650 & love riding it, although I've not gotten off road with it, yet.
Love it, love it, love it. I know all your videos have wonderful content and a message or two for life, but this has got to be your best video ever. Thank you for the inspiration. Thank you for taking the time to reflect upon our way of life, putting these thoughts in simple words, and sharing them with us. Best regards from Medellín
your word and the views shown in your videos are always positive and empowering. love your channel man, keep it up!
Great content, I'm in! I have been considering my next bike and am being strongly convinced to forsake my all street ways, and get back to my 70's enduro riding roots. Peace from Nor Mn.
Love the videos. I'm 40 and just bought my first KLR. Can't believe I waited this long to get my first bike, but am HOOKED!
Thanks for giving me something to watch when I cant ride. BTW, it's awesome to see all the southern Utah footage. Thanks again from a new rider up in Iron County.
scenery was so pleasingly distracting, I had to watch this twice. I didn't hear a word you said the first time... excellent video, excellent content, amazing landscape...
This video, absolutely amazingly said, I am definitely getting a dual sport as my first bike
Cool!
It’s already 2020 and this is still my favorite video of yours. Hell, this is probably my favorite video on RUclips, period.
I've been riding and competing motorcycles in road and drag racing and dirt bikes for 35 years and just this year took up Dual sport riding when I bought an old KLR putting 3500 miles on it! I'm so enamored with it that I'm building a 2017 KTM 690 Enduro R, shipping it to the U.K. Next spring to ride a 42 day trip through Europe and Morocco! Keep the vids coming! Your attitude and outlook is well noted and enjoy your input.
Now that's just wicked! I loved the KTM 690.
Have myself an 2017 690 Enduro R and can't emagine life without it 16000km in the last 8 months .
Beautiful, thank you for the video and commentary. I am trying to convince friends to go duel sport and I think this will help.
I just have to say, what a great video. Excellent even. So much feels too. Keep up the good work, you've got a new Sub 🤗👍🏻
Damn I love this channel. I don't ride yet but I'm working on it, and watching these videos is a total motivater!
When you posted this 5 months ago I was in the same place. I'd sworn off motorcycles 40 years ago because I was an idiot and knew I'd probably kill myself. Then I got my little XT and have been as happy as a pig in . . . the mud! It's probably like using drugs but without the downside risk. The good part lasts longer and the recovery is just the warm glow of a few sore muscles and minor bruises. Did JefferysWorld get one yet? :-D
lol. I love both these posts. I also watched these vids wanting a dual sport. About 1 1/2 years watching and thinking and planning. I just Got my DRZ400 last week and love it. Im 42 and I also swore off bikes when I was young cause I'm an idiot and would have killed myself. Hell I should be dead from what I did in cars. I had no business being on a bike. But now Im a much more older and wiser idiot!!!
This is amazing, its so true every thing you said! Specially about the social and economy aspect of it, compared to a fully build jeep, a 2 grand dual sport will bring you more joy and adventures than anything you can imagine for years and years
Once again you have nailed it! Exactly the reasons I love my dual sport!
this is why i subscribed. Your use of words , and capturing the essence of motorcycling in general.
Amazing video! So on point, wear whatever gear you want. Dual sport riders don't care! Just go out and ride!
Big ups to the dualsport community Iam a beginner/ noob in the moto world got a suzuki dr650 and I'm loving the freedom this bike is offering me. Been working on my off roading skills and able to apply alot of what I learned to the road that makes me more aware of things like cornering or rear braking. Been riding year round as well, snow, rain, sand, dirt, mud, cant stop a dualsport.
I just bought a klx250s after selling my Harley lol.
Michael Blencowe I'm really interested in another dual sport, had my first one CR250 or whatever the letters were, when I was 11.
I've had a few Harleys and sport bikes since. FLH. Wide Glide, FJ6R, ZX9 GSXR 750 (2 of them)
in my adult life, now I want to get back to the dirt.
Dr200se after a gsxr 600. Awesome change.
Just about ready to sell my Fatboy and return to duel sport.
There you go! Harley's over priced. Just paying for the name.
@@adamsale4438 Same here grew up on dirt bikes an owned couple of sport bikes.Man I miss the trails! Finally purchased my 250cc dual sport bike😁
I was still debating myself about what type of bike to choose, now you've shown me the light. Cheers!
Great video man, you really nailed it on the head with describing dualsports and their riders. I absolutely love your channel.
one of the BEST video I've ever watched on RUclips :)
you deserve more than a million subs
i love the voice it's so easy to understand :)
keep up the good work
Inspirational video. I bought a Triumph Tiger 800 for my 1st bike hoping to do it all. Huge mistake. I've sold that bike and am now appreciating the difference between dual sport and adventure. Yamaha xt250 here I come. Wish I would have seen this video 1 yr ago. Well done!
Went riding this morning. Came home to a new eveRide video. Man its a good day to be alive. Hope you and the family are doing good. Thanks as always!
Another super vid! This may seal the deal for me as to what my next ride will be this Spring...decisions decisions! But at the end of the day your list is very convincing!
Confirmed- I'm a dual sport bike kinda guy
I always have been... so many years now... only owned one full street bike. Have had my DR350 for 25 years.
KNB1080p I wanted a sport bike as a first bike. And I’m happy I did. My second bike will be a either a touring or duel sport if I can afford one
Someone put him on a smoker.....
@@sh9683 rough realization after a dualsport... I want a good adventure highway bike... and a dirtbike... left my dualsport 2 years ago.. doubt I'll ever go back
So glad I got one. 17' Honda Africa Twin. Loving every minute of it. Came with street tires so I've only done some minor off road but as soon as those wear down I'll be getting some 50/50 and next year me and a buddy are starting the TransAmerican trail. So excited!
Sublime vid! If I hadn't just watched one of the best RUclips videos I've ever seen a couple of days ago (an older PBS doc on Buddhism), this would have been the best one I had seen in many months 👌
Perhaps your best video ever Tyler! Got my 09 DR650 last month. You're so dang motivating!
Just picked up an old ts400 and am anxious to get it off the pavement. I know it doesn't have the handling of modern bikes but I'm truly inspired, great video.
Awesome video!! I'm going to be retiring from the fire dept in 2 years, and this is exactly what I want to do. I want to tow the bike on the back of the rv and travel around. Thnx for the great video!!
Tyler: Really enjoy your videos snd commentary. Thanks man. From a fellow dirt rider V.
PS: Perhaps someday we will be able to enjoy a some scenery on a ride.
Just discovered your channel man. Subscribed after I saw this, great videos and what an awesome community. Keep up the good work!
awesome vid man, making me rethink getting the motard wheels and picking up some racks instead hehe
Luvs it!!! All fantastic points. I think one of the points you missed is how great the community of dual sport people (like you) are. You touched on it but it needs to be pointed out in big bold letters. Excellent work buddy!!!
love the aerial shots, absolutely gorgeous!
Point #5 - perfectly stated, thank you for nailing it
On point 100% and wonderfully presented.
"Keep yo chain clean". I literally lol and had to rewind the video to hear it again. :) Great video as always bro!
Dropping in to say Thank you. I have watched a lot of your videos some a few times each. I have now returned to motorcycles after a 28 year hiatus. Yes I will be taking PA’s rider course for returning riders and their advanced rider course. Better safe than sorry I figure. So I Bought a Husqvarna TR650 Strata with Terra high fender with a bunch of other aftermarket parts. 3000 miles. About a buck a mile. Lol great deal Or aFair deal. Anyways I appreciate what you do. Thanks again.
I really enjoyed this vid man. Great job!
Great Video, I have a Honda XR650L and love the reliability and ease of maintenance. Nothing better than having all of your gear packed on the bike and stopping over night somewhere. I've been from Brisbane to Birdsville (and up Big Red) and back on a trip once, you can't really do that on a 250cc or a road bike. Cheers
Everything is so true! I Love the Freedom you have on those amazing bikes! You can really fix it with tape and zipties 😂 an of cause our Community is by far the greatest 😉👌🏼
Glad to subscribe ever ride . Great video
I've never had so much fun or freedom since I got my dual sport bike. Here in Thailand in Chiang Mai it's the only bike for me.
I’m 62, haven’t ridden a dirt bike since 1970s on honda cr250 Elsinore. It’s been 40 years. The DRZ is tall and heavy, but after getting back into decent shape and some practice leaning it over and squirting out, it’s starting to feel pretty natural again. All this RUclips instruction is also great. Never had any back in the day. My kids think I’m crazy and cool, I think. Really helped me get in shape and sharpen old reflexes.
I like them so much I have 2! I picked up a new BMW1250 as I am almost at retirement age (54) and want to do some long trips with a lot of pavement to cover to get to the dirt roads. I also have a KTM 350 EXC-F (more enduro) whilst I am working in the Congo , DRC Africa. We have 7 riders from work as well as other ex-pats from various industries that get together and ride on our off time every weekend. The friendships you build, the experiences you share, and the pure enjoyment of getting out and challenging yourself, is very satisfying. I just came across this channel and have subscribed, as I am always looking for advice and tips from other riders. I look forward to watching more and following along as new videos and posts arrive!
I own a standard and a two stroke enduro (02 Honda 919 and a '91 Yamaha rt180). I had the privilege of riding the xr650l in the Philippines but I think I'll be aiming for the klr 650 or a drz400 for my third bike. Standards and dual sports are my favorite bikes hands down.
Riding my Z750 on the "limited" road, often gets my head going, what if I don't want to follow this current path, getting tired of the "status keep up"and careful cleaning after just a few miles. Want to go beyond and explore. I knew for many years I eventually was going try it out, but your videos accelerated that process hugely. Thank you everide. Best regards from DK
Great video, really gets one inspired to buy the next dual sport they see on a swap shop
Seriously Tyler, could your footage get anymore epic, lol! Fantastic message, come as you are dual sport enthusiasts, we love you as you are!
You put a solid effort in on your footage, and your commentary is spot on. Well done mate, very impressive 👍
Just bought an old Yamaha XT350 excited to get started :)
Very nice bud, reminded me of what i was trying to achieve with my riding again...thx!
Wonderful pictures and well explained - you hit the nail, man!
Excellent video! I wanted to change my naked bike in to something adventurous and fell totally in love with dual sport! Gonna buy me some dual spooooooooooorrrrrrrrrrrttt
Beautiful scenery and great video as always.
Great video! These are all the same reasons I love my jeep tj and why I am now getting a dual sport.
Hey man, thanks for that great video! :)
As the term of dual sport ist new to me, now I'm thinking about the difference of dual sports and adventure bikes. Thanks for helping me out ;)
Bought a DRZ400SM and converted to dirt! LOVE LOVE LOVE that bike!!!!! Rode XR250R growing up and multi crotch rockets. The DRZ is my fav so far!
Well said as usual. I've had all types of bikes over 20 years or so, my dual sport is my favorite of all of them.
As someone who just got a used dual sport a couple of months ago, this is music to my ears! I have a Honda CRF150L and I just love it. I'm a mountain biker and the dual sport feels like second nature.
You need about 5x more subscribers. I've been loving your vids lately, man. Just picked up my first KLR, and love it.
Thanks! I feel included even without a bike.
I just got a new to me Klr650. Been wanting one for decades but I have a 1982 kl250 that the wife says is good enough. I'm 60 years old now and don't enjoy kickstarting it anymore. I finally found a great deal on a old klr650 and she let me get it. Can't wait to go riding and not have to hold the throttle wide open to get where I like to ride. Anyway I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for taking the time to make them.
@ 5:33 lol this has me sold. Looks like good vibes all around
That was an excellent, well - written narrative and great video shots! You have a cool following drone! I love that there is so much Utah in your videos! I'm a 51 yr old dual sport rider from Lindon.
What a great example of what life itself should be all about and not just motorbikes. Its a pity so many of us spend so much time in our life focussing on things we as individuals think are important because of the environment that surrounds us and the responsibilities that modern day society's plagues us with thank you for sharing and pointing out some home truths. Another great example of what life can be like if you take a leap of faith and grasp the opportunity. Regards from down under.
What a video
I just ordered my new KLR 650 it will be specked & add one to my preference I can't wait to get it. Dealer was awesome your channel is amazing I hope to get out west on long trips to see you all out there. Not many dual sport guys or gals around Chicago.
You said it all, excellent!
You almost convinced me of busting out for a dual sport! It was great riding with you!!
Epic footage. Timely, simple, true message. Trouble with DS is, since they are less expensive, they tend to multiply thus requiring a larger garage... We should name you the Ambassador of Dual Sportiness.
Once again another great video! Keep up the awesomeness man!
Love this video,been looking at Dual Sports for a little bit now,if the community is nearly as described in this video Ill give it a try
Nice vid Tyler. I love my Husky TE610 dual sport. So much fun exploring here in Australia - and someday I'll head back to the USA, get a DS and go exploring . . . !
This description is fantastic and EVERYTHING I live for. You rock.
You articulate your words beautifully, cheers!
Very excellent journalism ! Really enjoyed this video. Thank you
Dude well put. Very good points. Thanks for sharing.