I rode like that (8/10ths to 10/10ths) in my teens and early twenties. I am now 67 years old and got here because I grew out of it! These days I ride at 5/10ths most of the time and sometimes, if I know there's no debris on the road ahead, 6/10ths to 7/10ths. However, I think old guys like me telling youngsters to slow down is rather hypocritical. I ignored the wise words passed down to me when I was in my salad days and I fully expect most youngsters to ignore mine these days. It's all part of growing up. Alas, some of us don't make it. In truth, there's not one rider over fifty, if he's been riding all his life, no matter how safely, that hasn't got here without luck on their side.
Right on man, I am 66 and picked up a Trident 660. Sure, I could have gotten the XSR900 or even an MT-10. But at this stage of my life, it is more fun to ride the 660 at 70% than clinging on for dear life riding a liter bike at maybe 40%.
Had to switch off camera bike riding way too close to the bike in front at that speed..... not on a track with safe run off. Looks like the red mist of a group ride 💀! Guzzi rider was far more measured and riding his own ride, great lines and riding the torque and not playing tune with the gearbox. Smooth is fast!
Not to mention he was carrying all the sandwiches and coffee ( and 1st aid kit) for the other riders and still had all his camping gear for a week long trip.
In the Netherlands they say, speeding is killing you. Any fool can drive fast, but mastering a motorcycle and above all not endangering yourself and others separates the real motorcyclist from the fools.
Die gast op de Stelvio rijd heerlijk relaxed. Ik word nerveus van die gast de het gefilmd heeft, heeft ook een zenuwachtige machine onder z'n kont. Het tempo zat er goed in. Die actie met de wheely in de tunnel heb ik geen goed woord voor over, idiote actie die nergens voor nodig is. Prachtige weg ook even lekker te knallen!
Well the maestro isn’t exactly young and he’s still here, with age comes experience. Don’t judge people as they may well have more natural ability than yourself.
Experience is worth everything when riding bikes. I think I can say that as a 73 year old that's been riding for 60 years and and passed my bike test at 16, but had been getting about off road for 3 years. I've had a lot of bikes and have a collection, but am utterly besotted with my MT10, which I've now had for 6 years. Good vid. by the way.
Im 68 and been riding successfully for 52 years,I just dont have the balls to group ride like this,Iwould love to ride that stretch of hwy though ,but at my pace and alone.
Nice video - us old guys can ride. We learned how to in the olden days before rider aids. But this is a master class in lines, corner entry/exit points, trail braking and body position. The first dude he passed was so stiff on the bars. Thats about 50% of his problem. Way too stiff........
His name is very fitting. The lines, corner entry speed, exit, it is artistry. Like bringing all those years of experience together and showcasing the final product. Hope I can ride with such grace one day.
When I want to watch someone riding fast on public roads and doing it well, I watch the IOM TT's. Anything slower than that is like finishing in the masses at the London marathon.
Rode this several times on two different trips to Europe on rental R1250RTs, in 2012 and 2013. First time I rented in Munich and second time I rented in Geneva. 2-week rental both times. I was 54 the first year and 55 the second time. First time I went by myself, the next year (after I showed everyone pics) the wife and another couple came with. Best motorcycle trip of my life, twice. Andermatt home base and then some little town in Dolomites that I can't remember right now. Thanks for the memories! BTW you can do it on a fairly tight budget, if you are careful. LOL, watch out for the busses my friends.
Not sure about that one, but the old Moto Guzzis like the old BMWs were tricky to ride. The transverse engine and no counter balancers would push the bike down in right turns and lift it up on left turns during throttle. (maybe lave that backwords, but you get the idea). He definitely know how to ride.
that's just the thing...most weekend-racers do it - but they dont know why, and as long as they think it looks cool - they are happy , personally i think it's pathetic and it makes them look like fools
@@hedning003 I drag my knee on track days but not on the road. I don't have to drag my knees on track, I could lift them away. I drag 'em because hanging off a bike at a good lean angle at 100 mph on a closed throttle and dragging a knee feels absolutely fabulous for me. I don't do it for anybody else, just me, 'cos I like how it feels.
Silly Billy's ! Blind corners ! your running into them because your pal got through them but that no guarantee theres no sand/dust/gravel waiting for you on your line. If one of you makes a mistake you'll probably kill your mate too. If you wanna ride like this, book a track day !
All the straight line flying, highway riding, 2 inch chicken strip, perpendicular Peters giving it "you're going to die, man!". Shaddup. Most of you ride a sportbike like youre riding with Ms Daisy until you get brave in a straight line on the highway. Great video.
Is that a racetrack? You will crash sooner or later, no question, the distance to the driver in front of you is far too short if he has a problem. The way bikers are behaving here is terrible, can´t say having fun, it is not your road. If someone has an accident and get´s hurt, everyone is crying how could that happen. You are just to weak to control yourself, that´s again not a good image for us as biker.
Everybody wants to be Marguez or Rossi. And when someone dies or has been paralyzed from accident everyone is crying and expect their family to take care of him. They don't even think the upcoming vehicles and the possibility that they may heart someone else. My greetings to everyone from Greece . I used to be like you and one day I said enough to this stupidity. Now I travel with an adventure bike.
That's why the lower outer edges are usually chamfered. My ktm adventure r gets over far enough you can barely fit a packet of rizla between the pannier and the tarmac 😊
Great riding, if one goes down, all go down, never mind the danger you are to other law-abiding road users. Take it to the track, it's safer, you know what's around the next corner and you're unlikely to hit an oncoming car or steel barrier if you crash.
@@michelledeluisa6200 yeah, well… you could be Raging Bull himself but if you have a Harley Davidson I really don’t think you can keep up with these guys…
@@peterbalac1915See all that suspension bounce? One screwup like taking the wrong line on a bumpy road and one rider takes out a few others. Ride like a knob and you will die.
Still works though. It's all about tire technology. When he learned to ride that was a viable method since tires where nowhere near as good as they are today. Yeah, he could turn better with neutral or lean in, but "don't fix it if it ain't broke" applies here.
The guy on the Guzzi has so much margins for errors, his lines are perfect, and he keeps his lean angel under control. No body position no knee down and yet it feels like he could "shift up a gear" and leave everyone else in the dust.
125,000 dollar Range Rover and the operator can’t parallel park. 1,500 dollar ‘04 Honda civic and the operator does donuts in reverse around the Range Rover. Never underestimate the operators skill. What really baffles me is using a public road as a racetrack. Got something to prove, take it to a track and leave innocent motorists out of it.
Smooth! Smooth is key! But sketchy on just the streets like this! I have never ridden a Guzzi but I know guys that ride like this on BMWs so nice fun ride.
Nice! Love ACH / AFH.... Been ripping it since late 80s.... Though I prefer weekeday rips. Usually up there on my ZH2 or B King, but been known to humble when up there on my ADV Super Tenere.
Nice video. Double the advisory sign speed in most cases so not too unsafe (except if you get pinged). Not enough spacing between riders for me though, leaves little room for error but I guess they ride together and are familiar with the road? Interesting to see the difference between the riders that hold the bike in a gear vs using the gears and brakes. Should really save for the track though guys - you are missing that beautiful scenery.
Never underestimate an older guy with a Moto Guzzi, Triumph,Tiger BMW GS or RT, because they might surprise you.. Also , these bikes are way higher than the average sportsbike, so the sensation is also completely different., especially in the corners. But these heavy bikes can take a lot.
i had the stelvio 8v very nice bike thinking of buying another one but is difficult to finde a good used one, or maybe the new stelvio also a great bike
I have been riding moto guzzi stelvio's for 13years set the sag drop the front forks and add an upgraded engine map and on mountain roads i can keep mt10's at bay
guzzi guys body position is ok on right handers but not enough weight shift for lefts! He's putting a lot of faith in his tyres with a heavy bike at that speed
An average Guzzi owner. Old and experienced enouph to know the limits of his bike. Notice how the squids are bent off center, needlessly into the corners with a knee out while he is just sitting up straight, letting the bike do most of the leaning and watching where he's (She's?) going
Mattiiiiii😂direi che la mitica Guzzi si è comportata benissimo anche grazie al pilota naturalmente,e di sicuro non con gomme adeguate, anche le borse incidono,ciaoooo
Awesome road, and would ride fast and hard too, just not in a group... You are depending on the other riders to ride accordingly, or if gravel, rocks were in your riding line or the rider you're following, it could ruin your day....
I love this. Exactly the same speed, exactly the same road, and the guy who is doing counter steering has LESS lean angle than the knee draggers. It's astounding. I guess Fort Nine was right all along...
In my humble opinion, I think he could have better body position so he could decrease lean angle to his bike and reduce risk of loosing grip on the front tire. See how he moves his head to an upright position, away from the inside of the corner, instead of leaning his head and upper body to the inside. The Rider with the camera does a better job and you can notice how his bike LCD display is at the left side when making a right turn. This means he is leaning his upper body to the inside of the corner. 🤷♂️
This is exactly the opposite what you should do with that bike on the street The more you lean the body the less control you will have when you need to correct bc of an obstacle. Trailbraking is key
😂 And around and up again. I know how it is, you get into a frenzy and the route is as if you are being driven through a tube. Awesome... the master with the Guzzi still had 15% air left 😄☝🏼
bahahah what a fucking beast. everyone puts their knee out and act like they are motogp riders and this guy is just sitting relaxed cruising through it 😂
Nice ride, sub 100. I trust very few to ride with at speed. 6 is my limit, errors multiply and things get ugly. A few roads in Pennsylvania and West Virginia we went much faster. In Florida now, really not possible here.
I rode like that (8/10ths to 10/10ths) in my teens and early twenties. I am now 67 years old and got here because I grew out of it! These days I ride at 5/10ths most of the time and sometimes, if I know there's no debris on the road ahead, 6/10ths to 7/10ths.
However, I think old guys like me telling youngsters to slow down is rather hypocritical. I ignored the wise words passed down to me when I was in my salad days and I fully expect most youngsters to ignore mine these days. It's all part of growing up. Alas, some of us don't make it. In truth, there's not one rider over fifty, if he's been riding all his life, no matter how safely, that hasn't got here without luck on their side.
Right on man, I am 66 and picked up a Trident 660. Sure, I could have gotten the XSR900 or even an MT-10. But at this stage of my life, it is more fun to ride the 660 at 70% than clinging on for dear life riding a liter bike at maybe 40%.
Sante Parole......
Wheelie'ing through a dark tunnel with your friend JUST in front of you is MADNESS ......... you are on borrowed time!
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@@gregtaylor6146 we’re all on borrowed time.
I donl't like group rides for one reason. They turn into a rod race. I have outgrown my desire to push the limits.
I agree I prefer solo rides. Some riders tend to get carried away like this - and it ends in tears.
Agreed. If you want to race go to a race track.
Had to switch off camera bike riding way too close to the bike in front at that speed..... not on a track with safe run off. Looks like the red mist of a group ride 💀! Guzzi rider was far more measured and riding his own ride, great lines and riding the torque and not playing tune with the gearbox. Smooth is fast!
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Not to mention he was carrying all the sandwiches and coffee ( and 1st aid kit) for the other riders and still had all his camping gear for a week long trip.
In the Netherlands they say, speeding is killing you. Any fool can drive fast, but mastering a motorcycle and above all not endangering yourself and others separates the real motorcyclist from the fools.
Hij zit er gedraaid op als een wokkel
Die gast op de Stelvio rijd heerlijk relaxed. Ik word nerveus van die gast de het gefilmd heeft, heeft ook een zenuwachtige machine onder z'n kont. Het tempo zat er goed in. Die actie met de wheely in de tunnel heb ik geen goed woord voor over, idiote actie die nergens voor nodig is. Prachtige weg ook even lekker te knallen!
there are bold and there are old riders. but there aren´t many old and bold riders. cheers from the old continent.
never heard that before
Looks like fun up there! Too fast and too close for me…I’ve aged out of this type of riding. Be safe out there!
Guzzi’s lines show the difference from camera guy lines. Greater knowledge and skill.
Insane! I am a 61 year old grand-father riding on a GS 1250 who wishes to see his 3 grandchildren become adults! 😳😳
Suicide by bike. I used to ride like this 30 years ago. If you’re lucky you grow out of it.
If the speedo is reading in KPH then there barely doing sixty MPH !!
@@johncummins3860 it literally reads mph on the dash next the speed...
@@johncummins3860 This is in the US. We don't use kph here.
@@erwinlommer197 Still slow
Now I notice! This is the OLD Stelvio, not the new one! Even more impressive!
@@luigiduca sì, è la vecchia 1200 8 valvole
crossing the double yellow is a great way to meet Jesus sooner than expected.
Jesus is color blind. Plus: he don't care.
Richtig! Aber dann meistens als Gulaschmann😊
Well the maestro isn’t exactly young and he’s still here, with age comes experience. Don’t judge people as they may well have more natural ability than yourself.
@@julianstiff4685 not judging, just common sense.
And completely stripping another rider of his own life as well. I've seen it happen too many times.
That's some serious speed for a trail bike. Smooth is fast. But that's way too fast for public roads. One little mistake and 'ciao bella'
Experience is worth everything when riding bikes. I think I can say that as a 73 year old that's been riding for 60 years and and passed my bike test at 16, but had been getting about off road for 3 years. I've had a lot of bikes and have a collection, but am utterly besotted with my MT10, which I've now had for 6 years. Good vid. by the way.
Im 68 and been riding successfully for 52 years,I just dont have the balls to group ride like this,Iwould love to ride that stretch of hwy though ,but at my pace and alone.
Nice video - us old guys can ride. We learned how to in the olden days before rider aids. But this is a master class in lines, corner entry/exit points, trail braking and body position. The first dude he passed was so stiff on the bars. Thats about 50% of his problem. Way too stiff........
I have the Aprilia..older rider. get to the twisties still. Came up flat tracker. Good start for learning the bikes.
The guy on the Guzzi sits twisted on it. Lines are good tho but he sits like a wokkel
Just a masterclass of selfishly putting other road users at risk.
He is the best rider I’ve seen on film in your neck of the woods. A few quicker but not better
His name is very fitting.
The lines, corner entry speed, exit, it is artistry. Like bringing all those years of experience together and showcasing the final product. Hope I can ride with such grace one day.
Totally agree..Poetry in motion.
you have never seen the videos of Schaff......
Carrying corner speed is a big factor in why he is fast over the distance. No gymnastics or speed hump necessary.
When I want to watch someone riding fast on public roads and doing it well, I watch the IOM TT's. Anything slower than that is like finishing in the masses at the London marathon.
Take care guys. I know it's sweet but the road it's also vicious.
Rode this several times on two different trips to Europe on rental R1250RTs, in 2012 and 2013. First time I rented in Munich and second time I rented in Geneva. 2-week rental both times. I was 54 the first year and 55 the second time. First time I went by myself, the next year (after I showed everyone pics) the wife and another couple came with. Best motorcycle trip of my life, twice. Andermatt home base and then some little town in Dolomites that I can't remember right now. Thanks for the memories! BTW you can do it on a fairly tight budget, if you are careful. LOL, watch out for the busses my friends.
Not sure about that one, but the old Moto Guzzis like the old BMWs were tricky to ride. The transverse engine and no counter balancers would push the bike down in right turns and lift it up on left turns during throttle. (maybe lave that backwords, but you get the idea). He definitely know how to ride.
I thought the cases mountings were too high on the Stelvio. Looks like they might be too low!
Goes to show how ppl "drag knee" just to be cool, he didn't do it one time lol and with luggage boxes
He needs to add some sliders on those hard bags
that's just the thing...most weekend-racers do it - but they dont know why, and as long as they think it looks cool - they are happy , personally i think it's pathetic and it makes them look like fools
@@hedning003 I drag my knee on track days but not on the road. I don't have to drag my knees on track, I could lift them away. I drag 'em because hanging off a bike at a good lean angle at 100 mph on a closed throttle and dragging a knee feels absolutely fabulous for me. I don't do it for anybody else, just me, 'cos I like how it feels.
especialli that dude in front of the Guzzi lol... just hanging of his bike for no reason
Silly Billy's ! Blind corners ! your running into them because your pal got through them but that no guarantee theres no sand/dust/gravel waiting for you on your line. If one of you makes a mistake you'll probably kill your mate too. If you wanna ride like this, book a track day !
All the straight line flying, highway riding, 2 inch chicken strip, perpendicular Peters giving it "you're going to die, man!". Shaddup.
Most of you ride a sportbike like youre riding with Ms Daisy until you get brave in a straight line on the highway.
Great video.
Amen Brotha'!
Is that a racetrack? You will crash sooner or later, no question, the distance to the driver in front of you is far too short if he has a problem. The way bikers are behaving here is terrible, can´t say having fun, it is not your road. If someone has an accident and get´s hurt, everyone is crying how could that happen. You are just to weak to control yourself, that´s again not a good image for us as biker.
You are absolutely right, thank you!
Natural selection
Why watch the video ? Go cry somewhere else
Everybody wants to be Marguez or Rossi. And when someone dies or has been paralyzed from accident everyone is crying and expect their family to take care of him. They don't even think the upcoming vehicles and the possibility that they may heart someone else. My greetings to everyone from Greece . I used to be like you and one day I said enough to this stupidity. Now I travel with an adventure bike.
They're topping out at 80 kph ffs! You could get off and walk!
Dude with the hard cases is killing it 😂
Great riding gentlemen wish I was there
Yeah
Half of hard cases after this run!!👍😂😂😂
👍😎🇫🇷🏁
Empty hard cases after 10 turns!!😂😂😂
Man, I was laughing so hard watching it, but he is killing it, haha. Awesome....
That's why the lower outer edges are usually chamfered. My ktm adventure r gets over far enough you can barely fit a packet of rizla between the pannier and the tarmac 😊
Take it to the track guys
@@stevesmith756 yeah take it to the track
@@deecaliboy…😂😂😂 NICE. Man you got skillz.
@@leroyjones769 No he doesn't. Anyone can twist the throttle. Skills look different.
Drag those bags Herb , awesome
Same bike as mine by the looks , from an older rider in Australia
don't like how close he comes to the rider in front of him. he's a accident waiting to happen. how many will he take out with him?
It's a very beautiful touring road.
I wish I could ride it.
From Japan
Great riding, if one goes down, all go down, never mind the danger you are to other law-abiding road users. Take it to the track, it's safer, you know what's around the next corner and you're unlikely to hit an oncoming car or steel barrier if you crash.
@@Visionery1 yeah take it to the track
He's good. And Moto Guzzi is so underrated...
its not the arrow; its the indian
, so they say
@@michelledeluisa6200 yeah, well… you could be Raging Bull himself but if you have a Harley Davidson I really don’t think you can keep up with these guys…
He’s good, but at this pace because of the panniers. Would love to see him without so much limitation.
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Nice ride! Regards from a 57 year young German Moto Guzzi Stelviorider . My hunting area are the Alps in Bavaria and Austria 😂
Aber hoffentlich auf deiner Seite der Straße 😉🙏🤣.
Essentially racing on public roads. What a bunch of knobs.
Yep, one one wrong move and it's disaster.
If they crash, they'll somehow try to blame it on a car.
Agreed I don't ride out in a group situation for this reason. One moment of stupidity can easily put you in one of these ,,,,,⚰
@@peterbalac1915See all that suspension bounce? One screwup like taking the wrong line on a bumpy road and one rider takes out a few others. Ride like a knob and you will die.
The way he counter leans reminds me of a bike cop 😅😅😅
Still works though. It's all about tire technology. When he learned to ride that was a viable method since tires where nowhere near as good as they are today. Yeah, he could turn better with neutral or lean in, but "don't fix it if it ain't broke" applies here.
Looks like the Guzzi has a lovely torque band the way it pulls out of the corners.
The guy on the Guzzi has so much margins for errors, his lines are perfect, and he keeps his lean angel under control. No body position no knee down and yet it feels like he could "shift up a gear" and leave everyone else in the dust.
He's The Maestro, so far i don't know anyone beat him on ACH/AFH.(Los Angeles Ca. )
125,000 dollar Range Rover and the operator can’t parallel park. 1,500 dollar ‘04 Honda civic and the operator does donuts in reverse around the Range Rover. Never underestimate the operators skill. What really baffles me is using a public road as a racetrack. Got something to prove, take it to a track and leave innocent motorists out of it.
Smooth! Smooth is key!
But sketchy on just the streets like this!
I have never ridden a Guzzi but I know guys that ride like this on BMWs so nice fun ride.
NO, he can't ... because much to often reaching or even rolling on the wrong side of double yellow ... so NO, he definitely CAN'T!
3:20 That's the result. Lost contact with the driver in front, misjudged the speed and the curve and almost ended up in the opposite lane.
Nice! Love ACH / AFH.... Been ripping it since late 80s.... Though I prefer weekeday rips. Usually up there on my ZH2 or B King, but been known to humble when up there on my ADV Super Tenere.
Nice video. Double the advisory sign speed in most cases so not too unsafe (except if you get pinged). Not enough spacing between riders for me though, leaves little room for error but I guess they ride together and are familiar with the road? Interesting to see the difference between the riders that hold the bike in a gear vs using the gears and brakes. Should really save for the track though guys - you are missing that beautiful scenery.
Never underestimate an older guy with a Moto Guzzi, Triumph,Tiger BMW GS or RT, because they might surprise you.. Also , these bikes are way higher than the average sportsbike, so the sensation is also completely different., especially in the corners. But these heavy bikes can take a lot.
That wheelie through thr tunnel man
i had the stelvio 8v very nice bike thinking of buying another one but is difficult to finde a good used one, or maybe the new stelvio also a great bike
Love to see it. Ole son still has it. Stay safe
Guzzi's handle well and when you add a good rider this is the result .... stay safe and enjoy
I have been riding moto guzzi stelvio's for 13years set the sag drop the front forks and add an upgraded engine map and on mountain roads i can keep mt10's at bay
Bloke riding the sofa going to lose his luggage running wide like that
Save that riding for the track boys, otherwise the only ride you’ll be making is to the mortuary!
That wheely through the tunnel though...holy sheep shit!
Shouts from Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa.
guzzi guys body position is ok on right handers but not enough weight shift for lefts! He's putting a lot of faith in his tyres with a heavy bike at that speed
Bravo Maestro - fast n loose on that Stelvio. The rest of these fools are heading for trouble.
Looking at the speedmeter seems images are quickened. Not a real speed. Or am I wrong? Those are km/h or miles/h?
Why are you guys all cutting the corners?
Too slow for riding bends... 😂
Love the sound of that Goose! They can get around better than most expect they should. Lol
Great video, we rode it 2 years ago and loved it! . I don’t think I would have gotten that close to the big lad in the black and red leathers though.
Looked unstable
@@Gedstravels I thought he was a little erratic with his breaking, I don't think he was familiar with the road, certainly not the second part.
An average Guzzi owner. Old and experienced enouph to know the limits of his bike. Notice how the squids are bent off center, needlessly into the corners with a knee out while he is just sitting up straight, letting the bike do most of the leaning and watching where he's (She's?) going
Mattiiiiii😂direi che la mitica Guzzi si è comportata benissimo anche grazie al pilota naturalmente,e di sicuro non con gomme adeguate, anche le borse incidono,ciaoooo
Dang, this looks like great fun!
Awesome road, and would ride fast and hard too, just not in a group... You are depending on the other riders to ride accordingly, or if gravel, rocks were in your riding line or the rider you're following, it could ruin your day....
What a fury road and perfect flow😍🤩
But carefull with some trajectories🥴😨
a good bit over my comfort level :)
Where is this ? Great road. Super riding from the Guzzi rider, thier body poistion compared to the S1000 rider that they passed is a great comparison.
I love this. Exactly the same speed, exactly the same road, and the guy who is doing counter steering has LESS lean angle than the knee draggers. It's astounding. I guess Fort Nine was right all along...
And much smoother transitions with a more neutral riding position. Notice how upset the MT10 gets with each body position change.
ok, the view of the mountains is nice, but the speed of 70mls/h ...you judge yourself
It looks quick but the camera is deceiving. They’re only going 60 -70 mph which on those roads isn’t really pushing it.
The suitcase dude... Killing it
In my humble opinion, I think he could have better body position so he could decrease lean angle to his bike and reduce risk of loosing grip on the front tire. See how he moves his head to an upright position, away from the inside of the corner, instead of leaning his head and upper body to the inside.
The Rider with the camera does a better job and you can notice how his bike LCD display is at the left side when making a right turn. This means he is leaning his upper body to the inside of the corner.
🤷♂️
This is exactly the opposite what you should do with that bike on the street
The more you lean the body the less control you will have when you need to correct bc of an obstacle.
Trailbraking is key
Keep your eyes horizonal know you ride.
Smooth and fast; nice to watch, unlike the cowboys up front.
Epic video. Thanks!
😂 And around and up again. I know how it is, you get into a frenzy and the route is as if you are being driven through a tube. Awesome... the master with the Guzzi still had 15% air left 😄☝🏼
Silly games. Silly prizes.
Looks like fun. I don't see anything dangerous . I'm 70 enjoy a good quick ride and would be happy to join you.
this video also needs Jessy by Paw as a soundtrack man this is sweet
wrecklesness and unconsciousness
Love that tunnel wheelie
Dangerous.
bahahah what a fucking beast. everyone puts their knee out and act like they are motogp riders and this guy is just sitting relaxed cruising through it 😂
Dual Sport enduro vs Street bikes, hmm, he is pro biker on that thing. ❤
Great skills! What road is this?
Imagine what he can do without those bags. That was a beautiful symphony.
Which road is this? Great ride.
Quick bunch of riders 👍
Smooth gliding in every corner. Superb rider
Mis respetos el llevar la adrenalina al 1000, se ve perro 🫡
Correr en este tipo de vías no es lo más aconsejable,se trata de disfrutar y llegar a salvo
Your title should be"I got lost by an old man on a stelvio while I'm riding a roadster"😂😂😂😂😂😂
Well that was cool, thanks for posting!
You guys are flyin!
Needs to take the cases off, he'll wear through them !
Nice ride, sub 100.
I trust very few to ride with at speed.
6 is my limit, errors multiply and things get ugly. A few roads in Pennsylvania and West Virginia we went much faster. In Florida now, really not possible here.
Nice. That’s basically how I ride my 150hp ktm 1190 adventure. To edge of tire. 👍🏾
What settings are you using for your gopro?
Thank you for these wonderful 7:36!
Panniers for sliders, awesome 🤙