MotoDoc 3: MotoCamping the Colorado BDR
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2021
- Join 5 friends and company on their epic journey along the Colorado Backcountry Discovery Route (COBDR) ridebdr.com/cobdr/. We start south, in Cortez, CO and ride north, past Leadville, over the course of 4 days in June before parting ways, where some of us venture over to Canyonlands National Park for even MORE spectacular motorcycle adventures! A double feature!! Watch the Canyonlands continuation of this trip at • MotoDoc 4: Canyonlands... .
SO GRAB SOME POPCORN, THE LARGEST SCREEN POSSIBLE AND LIVE THE ADVENTURE!
This 52 minute movie presents video, pictures, dialog, text narration, captivating background music, and entertaining personal moments. MANY THANKS for the content provided by others on the trip: Steven, Arwi, Olivier, Dennis! 🙏
Musical excerpt of "Where Do the Children Play?" courtesy of British folk-rock legend Cat Stevens and is the opening track on his 1970 album "Tea for the Tillerman."
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Freaking Amazing ❤
Glad you enjoyed, thanks.
Fantastic file. I loved it,. Thank you for sharing.
Wonderfully done video. Great mixing of the subtitles, music, and scenes!
Thank for letting me relive our 2022 COBDR.
Hopefully you’ll get to return to ride Corkscrew and Cinnamon! Corkscrew is a blast with its bermed switchbacks. The talc powder road north of Gypsum are a hoot! Then the curvy wide dirt roads following the Colorado River!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the movie. Yes, I hope to return one day to ride portions we never got to this first time around. 👍
So great that a couple spouses were along.
A bit of crazy n narrow rocky roads!! Glad no one got hurt. Hope U all have a heath n life insurances for ur families in case u made a wrong turns. Just watching U all ride gives me a goose bumps! Beautiful n majestic adventure biking here in good old USA.
Thanks for the comment. I'm certainly looking forward to more "beautiful and majestic biking here in good old USA"! 👍
Excellent video Thank you
Great video, thanks!! Just got back from lake city yesterday. Already missing it! Next time two wheels for me!
Thanks, Jeff. Yes, Lake City was one of my favorite stays. Next time, I want to include the section from Gypsum up to WY border.
Great video! Traffic is non-existent on the dirt roads on those passes in the video. Everytime I've done Ophir going up, a dern jeep is coming down at the top. And not wanting to give up room or right of way. Then I end up crashing. Two different times. On Ophir pass. Scenery is beautiful along there and through Animus but it's like down town hot springs Arkansas with all the traffic.
After all the passes it does get really pretty and no traffic. But, Idaho BDR? You betcha! Man that is freaking awesome. I highly recommend it. I know y'all had a blast. Especially in the dirt bike. Really enjoyed the video guys! Stay safe.
Thanks for the comments, Dennis. I guess Ophir was light traffic because we rode it on a Monday morning. Throughout the trip nothing objectionable in terms of traffic. I'll keep the Idaho BDR in mind! 👍
Awesome!
I've been to 5:08 campground. Me and my buddy stopped to have some tea on our way, decided to have a little break at a picnic table. 5 minutes in, lady rolls on golf cart and asks for day use fee, lol. I got really upset, because we weren't going to stay longer than 15-20 min. We stopped at 5:08 exactly, sat on rocks and used our portable stoves for some tea and treats. Place has some views, but be aware.
That's odd. I would imagine you could park for some minutes without a pass. We all stopped near a bench for about 15 minutes to take pics. I think one or two of us got something from the store, maybe they backed off because they got some business from us anyway.
Awesome video my friend. My cat got me up early on a sunday morning and this showed up on my feed. Watched the whole thing. I did parts of this trip this summer and cant wait to get back for more. Thanks for the video.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. 👍
09:00 mark.... big sharpy rocks must have quite been the experience.. I'm glad you had a chef... You have to eat good on rides like this, you can't ride hard and eat freeze dried meals.
All the effort is worth it when you get to the top. The same could be said about reaching any of these majestic summits. And yeah, Arwi carries a lot of clout in the group! 😆
Snow & Snow .
Motocamp thanks for videos , Amazing 👏👏👏👏 from coral Springs FL .
Very well done guys well done. Good film and clearly this wasn't your first rodeo since there were several quite challenging spots which you passed well.
Thanks, Jukka! Yes there were some challenges. I was impressed with other guys on their larger ADV bikes, getting through some of that. I’m used to my dirt-oriented dual sport bike which makes such terrain easier. If I had to ride their bikes I probably wouldn’t have fared so well! Lol
That intro music matches Itchy Boots! She uses just a snippet.
All the music and effects are from the iMovie library, except the Cat Steven’s excerpt. 👍
@@OutdoorAdventuresForever excellent video!
Awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Hi awesome video what are the brand and models of the motorcycles involved , i too love motorcycles so i would love to know what bikes are? I ride yamaha cause its the most reliable and durable one but like suzuki honda motoguzzi mvagusta kawa ktm husqvarna bmw and all brands too
They are shown in the video at 3:30.
great video, well done ro all the riders!!
Thank you, Lee. 👍
Beautiful!
Thanks!
Awesome video, enjoyed it very much...
I really enjoyed the content. Your video, music and narrative format is some of the best on RUclips in my opinion.
Thanks for the kind words. It was a lot of work and took a great deal of time because it was my first moto video and covered 5 days of footage, including the day in Canyonlands. But being my first BDR and an epic trip, I wanted to give it 110%. The work paid off in speeding up the process and quality of subsequent videos as well. 👍
O M G .👏👏👏👏
I ran Hagerman last summer. That spot where you're going up where you say you need to focus is where I stopped and let my brain get in the way. Large ruts there last summer with a very narrow clean line right near the edge of the drop off. Then that last spot where you're heading up to the summit was all loose rocks coming down, quite scary
Sounds like we had it easier. If you post any pics / video from those spots, send the link. 👍
So beautiful.
Great video, really enjoyed it. I live next to the Idaho BDR (Red River Ranger station). I recently bought a Husky FE 350S and would be very interested how you managed to pack on the rear subframe, I'd like to pack out 60 pounds too. Thank you!
Well you got about ⅔ of it completed. Hopefully you guys can reunite and finish it to wyoming. Be interesting to see the big bikes in the talc north of gypsum! Great filming. Not sure why you easy outed from Ouray to Lake City as none of the other mountain passes gave you any trouble?
It was reported that Cinnamon Pass was closed, causing our alternate route. Thanks for watching. 👍
Epic ride guys!!
Superb 👌
Oh....GREAT job on video AND editing!!!!!
Thank you, Robert. It was a lot of work, but in the end worth it. I learned much about iMovie, which is enhancing all video projects going forward.
Awesome trip! So why was Cinnamon closed? You can take engineer if it is, and then drop into lake city. Also, you can take Owl Creek Pass from north of ridgeway and bypass Montrose to get to blue mesa. The Blue mesa cutoff is one of my favorite rides coming into lake city.
Thanks for the comment, Hyrum. I think Cinnamon was closed due to snow. As for the paths taken, I was just following the guys with GPS. They probably laid out certain tracks that offered what they wanted to see or felt comfortable with. Only one in the group had ever ridden the Colorado BDR before and he did it north to south that one time.
Ever hear of tread lightly? Don’t go off trail in the alpine tundra you’ll get these trail closed like so many have.
I was only off trail briefly and quickly saw there was no suitable path to get around the obstacle. I get your point. And the "high road" we wound up taking was established 2 track.
Would you say that Colorado no longer maintains these high pass roads. I saw a pass in the Sangre de Cristos that I used to ride when a teenager (53 years ago). A few years ago, I watched a video that someone did on it and it was in pitiful condition. I knew I wasn't going to muscle the 600 pound Ten loaded up with gear up that horrible path. It was no longer a road.
I'm sure those high pass roads are maintained. At the very least forestry service needs them for fires, etc. We all made it through fine, the only impasse being a snow drift which we got around rather easily on established path.
Can you tell me the make and model of your camera? The footage is perfect. If it is gopro, can you give me the shooting settings please. Thank you.
Thanks for the comment. The camera on my helmet is a GoPro Hero 8 Black set to Standard - 1080 - 60 - Wide with HyperSmooth set at High.
not part of the world i have seen so watched your movie
nice! one day... one day
Yes, you'll enjoy it. We never made it up to Gypsum and beyond, along the BDR. Maybe when you do the ride you can video that section for my friends and I? :-)
@@OutdoorAdventuresForever If I get there (I'm a bit far) you'll get a full-length documentary :)
Looking to do this myself on my Africa Twin. What tires were used on the AT? Would you run something different if you were to do it again?
Hi, sorry, not sure what you mean by an AT. I don't know what the other guys ran on their ADV bikes, but my Husky dual sport had Tusk DSport tires front and rear, and for the purpose of this trip they were great, DOT approved, inexpensive, good off road traction, and little wear on the pavement - you can see my comment near the end of the video about that.
Oops the tire comment is at the end of the Canyonlands National Park movie, which was part of this same trip - ruclips.net/video/dpypUOXSWHs/видео.html
What time e of year was this? Thanks
It's at the beginning of the video. 😊
Where would be a good spot to park truck in Cortez?
JJ at the Good Adventure company was kind enough to let me park my truck on his property. But that was a private arrangement, not a public offer. I paid him for the courtesy and I was the only one in my group that needed to park a vehicle so there was only one taking up his space. You can contact him if you want, but don't necessary expect a yes. From that location though, you have to ride street to the other side of town to get to the dirt. As for any other spots, perhaps closer to the beginning of the actual route, I wouldn't know. But if parking in a public area it would seem wise to park next to a police or fire station. Also talk online with others who have had to truck up there to do the route.
Never hit an ax or hatchet with another ax or hatchet. They are not made for it. i am 60 now, when i was 14 my brothers and I were doing the same thing, splitting wood, My older brother hit off center of the hatchet and the piece of steel went into his main artery starting a blood geyser shooting 3ft into the air. We were in no where top of mountain Colorado, the rainger dfrove him to the hospital in a specially set up station wagon he had. He also raced cars whick was fortunate for my brother. Always take a wedge. they are made to be hit
Thanks for the advice. 👍
A properly tempered ax is tempered on the blade end. The other end should be more mailable so you can drive wedges if needed. Unless you had a 2 sided ax.
What month. Did you ride it?
As stated in the intro, late June. Nice weather the entire time. 👍
@@OutdoorAdventuresForever thanks, thinking of riding it next week, thinking if there will be snow on the passes Or if they will even be open.
@@RichardandLarry You should be good overall this time of year..
@@OutdoorAdventuresForever Thanks for letting me relive our 2021 COBDR done 7/3/21. Amazing the difference a couple of weeks makes. Hagerman was clear by then.