You are now my favorite RUclips channel...hope for more to come...love the music too.!!! The washboard got old quick on my Harley on NF-23...then last year with my XR650R on a car carrier behing my new sprinter van the handlebar hit the rear window and broke the glass...you guys are traveling the very best way!!! Ask me how I know!!! Lol...
Your trip popped up on my RUclips feed..I'm sitting at home watching videos waiting for spring to come then summer so I can get out again myself.. This looked like a great trip! Thanks for sharing
Excellent trails here in Washington. Tahuyia national forest and belfair to name a couple. Nice video! Love seeing you guys rip on the DR350s. Cheap, reliable, getrdone dual sport
epic long trip for a dual sport, my XT250 saddle is sore just watching it. Great soundtrack. That whole area between Mt Adams and St Helens is wild! Ive explored it for years and just scratched the surface.
Summer 2018 we both had XT225's with not but a sheep skin covering the stock seat. Took those babies from Olympia, WA to Fairbanks, AK :) We try not to ride more than 5 hours a day. Our seats are more comfortable these days!
I picked up motocamping as a father of three. Let’s just say that my journeys aren’t quite this epic. Man what I wouldn’t have done to be in your shoes. I hope my kids will experience something like this Safe adventures out there!
There are certainly pros and cons to all the paths we could take in life. We're grateful to be able to do little adventures like this. Thanks for the kind words, I hope you can get out for an extended journey soon. I'm trying to convince my dad he's not too old to ride the TAT with me.
What did you use to mount your phone? I was going to go for a RAM x-mount on my DR, but I don't want to kill my camera. It seems like the quadlock with the damper is the only one that is recommended.
Well my camera actually started malfunctioning at the end of our last trip so my solution is probably not great. Until I saw this I didn't even connect the dots. I should probably upgrade this year.
I've wanted this exact bike for these exact reasons.... just saving my pennies. Looks like a great adventure bike. How did it do loaded up on the highway? Congrats and thanks for sharing your adventure!
It's a great all arounder, not much that can go wrong or is complicated to fix. We both got 16 tooth front sprockets and can cruise 70-75 mph all day just fine, although you won't have any passing power at that speed. We're pretty light. I only weight 150 lbs or so, I think that helps. I did the 441 cc big bore kit and it doesn't do much to the top speed but gives it some more grunt down low. 4 years back we went all the way to fairbanks on xt225's. This bike is much more stable at freeway speeds and cross winds than those bikes ever were.
I have an old DL1000 (Vstrom) that I tour on, but I'm thinking about a DR350 as a more trail oriented second bike. I also like to use a hammock for motocamping. Do you guys sleep two up in yours? If so, what hammock works for that?
Yeah we used to sleep two up in a few different hammocks. This was the warbonnet flagship hammock I can't remember the model. Great company. We're rocking the tent these days, hammock is a little situational but as we get older (some of us are in our 30's now) it's just too much of a pain. Still love a good hammock camp every now and again though.
Congrats on having the best riding partner and girl in the world.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing
Of course! Thanks for stopping by :)
You are now my favorite RUclips channel...hope for more to come...love the music too.!!! The washboard got old quick on my Harley on NF-23...then last year with my XR650R on a car carrier behing my new sprinter van the handlebar hit the rear window and broke the glass...you guys are traveling the very best way!!! Ask me how I know!!! Lol...
Great video, I really enjoyed it. You guys seem like fun and cool people and I look forward to getting to know you though your videos.
Thanks dude, same here! Keep the rubber side down.
Great video, awesome scenery, and fantastic bikes...love those DR350s!
Thanks, Matthew! Couldn't agree more. The DR350's are a solid all around bike. I hope we have ours for many years to come. Cheers!
Your trip popped up on my RUclips feed..I'm sitting at home watching videos waiting for spring to come then summer so I can get out again myself.. This looked like a great trip! Thanks for sharing
Glad you liked it!
Excellent trails here in Washington. Tahuyia national forest and belfair to name a couple. Nice video! Love seeing you guys rip on the DR350s. Cheap, reliable, getrdone dual sport
100% ! Still haven't been to those spots! But I've heard good things. Beautiful country out here.
Looks like lots of fun!
Awesome scenery, and fantastic bikes.
Great
Enjoy ur ride
Love Mosko products and have their bags on all my bikes! Enjoying your vids ,thanks!
epic long trip for a dual sport, my XT250 saddle is sore just watching it. Great soundtrack. That whole area between Mt Adams and St Helens is wild! Ive explored it for years and just scratched the surface.
Summer 2018 we both had XT225's with not but a sheep skin covering the stock seat. Took those babies from Olympia, WA to Fairbanks, AK :) We try not to ride more than 5 hours a day. Our seats are more comfortable these days!
Nice adventure spirit!
That's what it's all about!
Well done, great trip, have a DR350, one the best trial bikes ever made.
It's a great little machine.
I picked up motocamping as a father of three. Let’s just say that my journeys aren’t quite this epic. Man what I wouldn’t have done to be in your shoes.
I hope my kids will experience something like this
Safe adventures out there!
There are certainly pros and cons to all the paths we could take in life. We're grateful to be able to do little adventures like this. Thanks for the kind words, I hope you can get out for an extended journey soon. I'm trying to convince my dad he's not too old to ride the TAT with me.
Beautiful trip guys! Whats the music at 13:20?
Looked like fun! I got the DR650 for the same kinda stuff. I have yet to make it into WA though, still exploring Oregon. WABDR is on my list. Cheers!
I've heard the eastern side is rougher. I'd like to get over there too. Have fun!
I saw your video on reddit!
Thanks for stopping by, Carlos!
Ripp it up !
What did you use to mount your phone? I was going to go for a RAM x-mount on my DR, but I don't want to kill my camera. It seems like the quadlock with the damper is the only one that is recommended.
Well my camera actually started malfunctioning at the end of our last trip so my solution is probably not great. Until I saw this I didn't even connect the dots. I should probably upgrade this year.
I've wanted this exact bike for these exact reasons.... just saving my pennies. Looks like a great adventure bike. How did it do loaded up on the highway? Congrats and thanks for sharing your adventure!
It's a great all arounder, not much that can go wrong or is complicated to fix.
We both got 16 tooth front sprockets and can cruise 70-75 mph all day just fine, although you won't have any passing power at that speed. We're pretty light. I only weight 150 lbs or so, I think that helps.
I did the 441 cc big bore kit and it doesn't do much to the top speed but gives it some more grunt down low.
4 years back we went all the way to fairbanks on xt225's. This bike is much more stable at freeway speeds and cross winds than those bikes ever were.
@@johnnyandmilla143 Awesome. I looked at one today but it needed a lot of work. Still saving..... Thanks for the reply! Happy trails....
I have an old DL1000 (Vstrom) that I tour on, but I'm thinking about a DR350 as a more trail oriented second bike. I also like to use a hammock for motocamping. Do you guys sleep two up in yours? If so, what hammock works for that?
Yeah we used to sleep two up in a few different hammocks. This was the warbonnet flagship hammock I can't remember the model. Great company. We're rocking the tent these days, hammock is a little situational but as we get older (some of us are in our 30's now) it's just too much of a pain. Still love a good hammock camp every now and again though.