We CRASH together on an off-road descent! S04-E07 🇲🇽
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
- 💥 It’s our first motorcycle crash together on the Tiger 900 Rally Pro with White Swiss Shepherd Whimsy!
☀ Episode Highlights
🏝️ Greg gets his motorcycle stuck in Chihuahua, Mexico sand.
🐄 Shepherd puppy Whimsy wrangles cows and tries her hand at bull fighting.
🐴 An aggressive horse isn’t being intimidated by our dog.
🦨 Skunks, coyotes, bats, and cows invade our wild campsite and haunt our sleepless night.
🌞 Greg reads the mysterious sky signs to determine where the sun will rise!
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𝓲 What is GoRUFFLY Around the World?
Jess is riding around the world with her White Swiss Shepherd on the motorcycle to raise $100K for Girl Up! It's "Long Way Around" and "Motorcycle Diaries" meets "A Dog's Purpose" for a great cause!
🤝 In Partnership with @girlup to raise $100K to support leadership development training for girls all around the world: www.goruffly.com/world-adventure
✊ Supported by:
@TractiveGPS makes Whimsy's GPS and activity tracker: tractive.com/
@TriumphNorthAmerica makes Tuskarossa 🐗 and Tenderfoot 🩰, our Tiger 900 Rally Pro motorcycles: www.triumphmotorcycles.com/
@RUFFLYgear provides Whimsy's wardrobe of ethical outdoor dog gear and her K9 Moto Cockpit motorcycle dog carrier: www.goruffly.com/shop
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⚑ Chapters
00:00 Jess and Whimsy crash teaser
00:55 Jess and Greg’s motovlog tees up the episode
04:07 Greg gets his Tiger 900 Rally Pro stuck in the sand in Chihuahua
05:54 Jess is a campsite “bull in a china shop”
08:27 Jess crashes her Tiger 900 Rally Pro with her dog
09:42 Whimsy learns to bullfight in the Mennonite country of Mexico
12:03 Wildlife encounters at our wild campsite
13:12 White Swiss shepherd Whimsy collects cow bones
14:50 Leaving my heart and happiness in Chihuahua
15:55 Riding to a reservoir that we never reach
17:57 Episode bloopers
🐾 dog gear we use:
🦮 RUFFLY makes Moxie’s ethical outdoor gear dog: www.goruffly.com/shop/
📡 Tractive makes Moxie's GPS and activity tracker: tractive.com/
💪 Zesty Paws makes supplements to maintain Moxie's health: zestypaws.com/
🥽 Rex Specs makes Moxie’s riding goggles: www.rexspecs.com/
🏍 moto gear we use:
💺 RUFFLY makes Moxie's K9 Moto Cockpit motorcycle dog carrier and harness: www.goruffly.com/cockpit
🦺 Alpinestars makes our riding gear: www.alpinestars.com/
📢 Cardo makes our helmet communicators (use link for 20% off): tinyurl.com/48pjmmyt
🧳 Giant Loop makes our motorcycle luggage (use code GORUFFLY10 for 10% off): tinyurl.com/43ku7bbk
🪖 Nexx Helmets makes our stylin' lids: www.nexxnorthamerica.com/
🔒 ATLAS Throttle Lock makes our throttle hand relief: www.atlasthrottlelock.com/
📱 QuadLock makes mounts for our phones: www.quadlockcase.com/
🥇 Rawhyde Adventures trains us to be better off-road riders: rawhyde-offroad.com/
🌐 travel gear we use:
🛰 Global Satellite Engineering (GSE) makes our GPS tracker, SOS messenger, live tracking display: www.gsat.us/
💦 Hydrapak makes our hydration storage (use code GORUFFLY10 for 10% off): glnk.io/jll13/goruffly
🚌 Overland Expo Foundation provides generous support: www.overlandexpofoundation.org/
♫ Soundtrack
Intro: “My Heart Is Home" by Upstate
Episode: “Polaroid Picture” by Olive James, “Turn off the Lights” by Josh Sahunta, “Roda” by Joseph William Morgan, “I Better Go” by The National Parks
Bloopers: "Stuck with You" by Upstate
Musicbed SyncId: MB01FSD8QLX6DVL MB01YG2ZQS2KWRZ MB01AFW5HTAXICC
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Great video! I'm glad the crash wasn't too serious. Happy trails
Thanks! It was a pretty delicate crash as far as they go but - spoiler alert - a much bigger and messier one is coming soon!...
@@GoRUFFLY oh, no! Well, I'll be sure to catch the next one. I assume you survived since you're answering comments 😉
Love seeing your vids, keeps the passion alive for when we thaw out in Wisconsin lol
Thank you so much for that, pamela - you'll be back out there together soon!
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Don't you love how Whimsy's tail was wagging after the crash?!?
Doggo's and motorcycles, what is there not to love?
Couldn't agree more. Glad you liked it!
@@GoRUFFLY I will be purchasing a dog carrier next year. I have been searching sidecars, and trailers to carry my 85-90lb service dog, and this is the best option I have found. The simplicity of the design also makes it very strong.
Come to India 🇮🇳 your channel more then growing........❤❤❤❤❤❤
That's our plan to come to India. Once we get through South America, Africa, and Europe, we are coming your way!
@@GoRUFFLY MOST welcome 🙏 bro's 💖💖
I search ADV crash videos to study the reasons for this epidemic in the motorcycle (you tube world). I could only find one drop, calling it your first and you are glad you got it out of the way etc. Understandable, but what I read into that is that you expected to crash at one point or another. Without saying dropping a bike....heavily loaded (with a dog) can go either way injury wise. Looks like you got away with it, and your dog too...strapped in and helpless...and extremely vulnerable to head injury. Looks like you are both having a good journey though, but I will not hide the fact that you didn't really acknowledge the drop as something you need to not ever do again. A simple error of engine stall, going to slow being the cause was actually what I would call a big mistake, and worthy of some reflection on the seriousness of your endeavor , including the risk your dog is under, given the apparent likelihood of this happening again....Crashes can go either way, the shear weight and dynamics of these machines makes them....extremely dangerous. a simple reminder.
Thank you for your interest and feedback about the crash. I am constantly striving to improve my riding technique but pushing beyond my comfort zone means that a get-off is inevitable and to be expected. To that end, I think most off-road trainers and experienced travelers agree that it's a question not of 'if' but 'when'. So, yes, you're exactly right to read into it that I do expect to crash at one point or another. And that has been the case. While this was my first crash with Whimsy in her K9 Moto Cockpit, my previous German shepherd, Moxie, rode for 50,000+ km with me and we experienced multiple crashes together, some of which we captured in other episodes on our channel. We designed the Cockpit based on these experiences and our earlier studies to maximize the dog's safety by being in the laying down position and protected within a cushioned roll-bar frame. We have loads of information about the safety features and design principles of the Cockpit on our website at www.goruffly.com/cockpit-resources/. So, thank you again for your interest, concern, and feedback!