Ophir Pass Rescue: Timely Aid To A Downed Rider | Colorado Mountains
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2022
- Experience the thrill and the unexpected as we navigate one of Colorado's most challenging terrains, the Ophir Pass, in "Ophir Pass Rescue: Timely Aid to a Downed Rider (TAT - E23)". Visit my website for more information: brockgill.com/
Amid the risks and technical difficulties, we come across a situation calling for immediate rescue. Watch as we promptly aid a downed rider, adding an unforeseen dimension to our adventure riding journey.
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When you look back on all your life's adventures, I believe this memory, helping this rider, will be among your most cherished memories. Nicely done.
Marcelo, you did it man! Almost nobody can lift their bike 15 times and keep on fighting! Much less at that high altitude. You are a fighter and a champ!!!
Best video so far. Marcelo wasn’t gonna make it down without you, much respect for him not giving up. He now has a adventure under his belt. Thanks for helping him out.
The adventure bike community is always willing to lend a hand.
I want to commend you on your efforts to help that gentleman down the mountain. You really went above and beyond. I was so impressed with your patience and guidance. Godspeed on your future endeavors!
I recently fractured my ankle riding a GS on the Idaho BDR. Been laid up all summer. I’m in my 60’s, don’t have a lot of off road experience, but did take a couple of training courses. I’ve also watched many instructional videos but I’ve got to say that watching your video, especially with you instructing your friend while riding through hairpins was very educational. Not sure I’ll ride off road again, especially Ophir Pass, but if I do ride a less technical road I’ll remember your instructions. Great job and thanks!!
Thanks for doing the right thing and help him down. Maybe someday he will help someone else.
Wow, good job helping out someone who was in way over his head! Loved how you stayed so calm and worked so hard to keep him going and had such good advice for him. You got a new subscriber out of this one. Best adventure bike video I've seen in a while!
Good on you man. I've been on that road in a truck, but I can imagine the fear and frustration he was feeling. Having other people there with you and supporting you makes a huge difference.
All us down here in Austin thank you for getting our guy Marcelo down the mountain
That’s our friend!!! He’s definitely doing good now!
I’m sure Marcelo appreciates you guys taking the time to coach him down that mountain. Thank you guys. Safe travels.
Respect!!
Attitude/Perspiration/Determination! Good job helping that young man off a dangerous section. 🙏👍😀
I just want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart for helping a fellow rider get back safely. These are the defining moments that make me proud of the motorcycle community. There are no boundaries to gender, race or culture as we all have a passion for motorcycles and adventure and that commonality brings us together.
You are a good man for helping a fellow biker ( Marcelo ) I did that pass three years ago, tough section. Much respect to you and your buddys.
Great job, Brock, in helping Marcello down that rocky track. Words of wisdom, to be sure! That helps explain your calm demeanor and Good Samaritan attitude.
This was one of the greatest Adventure Riding videos I’ve ever seen! I’m a lot like Marcelo in getting in over my head quickly as a relatively new rider, and I’ve had others come to my aid and help me out of sticky situations (though nothing as intense as this!). How great of you all to help him finish that mountain…memories!
Congrats to you and your buddies. Really well done. Wow, saying Marcelo was over his head is the understatement of the year.... Tackling a notoriously difficult pass with no research, solo, without the skills, without proper gear (sneaker etc), wrong tires........ Wow!!!! I could almost feel his fear and panic. Situations like this can turn deadly pretty easily. It took a lot of patience and perseverance to get him down so Kudos to you and your riding buddies. Respect!
Good man! Taking care of your fellow man. I'm an old guy, and I'll never learn to ride a bike across those mountains, but I have a tremendous amount of respect for you fellas that do it. As for Marcello, he'll be back. Many of us have to ease into the trails. My very first trail was Clear Lake, and I remember having a bit of pucker most of the way up the top. Now I look back and laugh.