Great video, Idaho is truly a hidden gem, i rode my Africa twin all over Idaho and western Montana in the summer of 21 put on 8000 miles just in those two states, trailered it from north west Arkansas had a blast
@patrickgannon8098 I'll drive hours for supplies before I live in a city. Not for me at all personally. Don't even like to visit the big ones to be honest.
You should consider hosting/ guiding 2-5 day trips like this! I live in Fl, and it’s so expensive for me to ship my bike out there, and then fly . And takes too long for me to drive out there with the bikes in the trailer. You could have a small fleet 2-4 bikes and some gear.
I'm glad you got to ride Idaho Motorcycle Heaven! You had a great last day and picked a good route to reconnect with the BDR. The BDR is a great route but there is so much more. Congrats on a huge accomplishment!
Thanks so much man!! It was truly the trip of a lifetime! I think my buddy's place up in the sawtooths were some of my favorite spots. The entire state truly is a wonder of the world. We'll be back soon!
We still wave at our neighbors and passers by, and have somewhat of a slowed down pace here. I call it home and am blessed to be born here. Part of me thinks I belong in the west, though. I don't mind chopping firewood and the rough winter at all. Maybe some day. Greenville is a super nice town. I grew up spending time at my grandparents in Greenville, and they were my heros. I drove into the city every day for work. Its growing like crazy these days.
Boise guy here. Grateful to live so close to this kind of riding and scenery. BTW - the Salmon River (the L is silent; it’s pronounced just like the fish it’s named for) is the longest undammed river in the lower 48 states.
Yes sir, best riding we've ever done. We had a conversation about the L on one of our Idaho videos. I kept getting scolded by locals in Salmon Idaho. The L is definitely pronounced if you're a South Carolina redneck! No way around it! Grandma is having sa al mon patties, not sammon patties!! 🤣🤣 Thanks for watching man! You guys have an absolutely beautiful state! We'll be back!
What a place and what a state! We met some fantastic people on this trip! We'll be back soon to explore some more! My buddy is from Fairfield and what made us make the trip. Seemed a world away and surreal seeing the wonders I'd only seen in pictures. It's a trip We'll never forget! Thanks for watching!
Fun following your trip. The t Dubs are great little bikes. I had a 87 and it was a lil tank. Great exploring bike. Travel safe . Around Bend Oregon out on 2 wheels
@butcherknife59knife46 awesome to hear you enjoyed it! We sure had a fantastic time! Those little bikes have really been fun for sure! Appreciate you watching and commenting!! I want to get out that way and visit the boys at Procycle someday soon!
Great video. Getting me excited for my trip this Wednesday. Going camping on the very northern end of the WA BDR. Out near Loomis, WA. Just a one nighter shake down run. Got a good adventure planned, gonna look for this old cabin that belonged to a settler named James Duncan. Do a little gold panning and scouting for animals. Hope to find some turkey, grouse, deer, bear, and maybe just maybe hear a wolf.
really great time on a set of older tws, i watched all your bdr idaho trip videos this weekend and really enjoyed them great job filming and editing i live just minutes away from the dutton ranch in corvallis montana ,that filming really has changed this little town, i ride a 08 suzuki dr200 all over the mountains here winter and summer. keep posting videos there informative and entertaining .thank you
As my Kiwi workmates might say.. eeeegcelent. Looks like early warm spring in ID this year. Wrapping up some upgrades to KLR and will head out and see if I can backtrack your route. Thanks for the added inspiration.
Awesome video guys. I live in Southern Idaho right on Hwy 95 but visit Northern Idaho often. Beautiful country here and you guys are certainly welcomed back.
@severalothers thanks!!! Check out the others if you want in the playlist. Our buddy is in Fairfield and we started there and hung out with him in the Sawtooths. What a place
I knew I heard a fellow SC accent. We moved out here to Montana a few years ago to escape the invasion in SC. I never get tired of the scenery out here, so many places to see. Looks like y'all had a great time!
Glad that you are enjoying my state. Imagine what Lewis and Clark experienced and then those to traveled the Oregon Trail following their dreams of owning land. We use to vacation camping up above McCall in the high mountain lakes. God's country.
What a place!! We had such a great time! I guarantee they were amazed by the landscape. I've traveled the world and still nothing better than Idaho. Keep the goofballs out if yall can! We the best kind of goofballs. Visit, enjoy it, take it all in and leave! 😀 We'll be back soon! Thanks for watching!
Great Video, Your very lucky to have access to such great back roads and trails,....which seem to have disappeared where I'm from, due to developement. Enjoy, Ride Safe !
Thanks for watching man! So we hauled the bikes 2800mi from Upstate SC to my buddy's place in Southern Idaho and rode the bikes north all the way to Wallace. Check out some of my videos here locally if ya want. We still have a bit of riding here, but not like out west. What a place!! Thanks again for stopping by!
My husband and I just watched your entire Idaho trip, totally amazing!!! We loved it! We are in Arkansas and this is the type of riding I want to do! I have a Kawasaki KLX 230s and a Honda CRF 300LS, my husband is more in to long distance riding so he has some larger bikes, KTM 390 Adventure, 690 Enduro R and 890 Adventure. Oh he has a Yamaha XT 250 too lol. Amazing trip that I hope we can do some time by hauling a couple bikes out in our little toy hauler/camper and cruising around! Thanks for sharing!! ✌️😆
Awesome!!! If you'll shoot me a fb or IG message I can share the gpx route file we did! So glad you guys enjoyed it!! My buddy that lives there told me 25 years ago he could ride dirt to Canada (3/4 the length of the state) from his house! He wasn't telling a fib!!! Hope yall get to make the trip and thanks again for the comments!!!
@LenaScott-numoto1 oh yeah! We wanted something that could do those big rocks at a slow speed like where we went up to my buddy's mine. They did absolutely fantastic! 1300mi give or take. You guys dig into the tour of Idaho videos from Michael Knight. I'll link the playlist for ya. We watched a ton of it before we left to find some other the more easy but fantastic single track.
Road on that road and many others. Im from Montana and use to goto idaho alot I live in Oregon now right on the idaho border. So i go to hells canyon for fishing, hunting and camping. Also up above a small lake above Weiser idaho. Good deer hunting.
What an absolute fantastic place man!!! We started in Fairfield and rode the eastern side of the wilderness north, crossing into Lolo Montana, up Toboggan Ridge, into St Regis, and all the way to Wallace. Then headed south along this route. It was the trip of a lifetime! Appreciate you watching. Check the others out if ya want. Some of the best riding we've ever done hands down.
@magicone9327 oh yeah, I know how it gets in winter. I've cut firewood and heated with wood my whole life. If you follow our whole series, I've got a really good buddy from Fairfield. I know when we ride in the high 90s and it gets in the high 20s at nignt the weather is no joke. I absolutely promise you I could live there!
Yup this is why I love this state, and I have a ton of different options for trails within a 20-40 min drive in multiple different directions even living in Nampa/Boise. If you ride and don't have a machine for trails around here your missing out.
That is beautiful country but the older I get the steeper and further those drop offs get. I'm a beginner at best I'm not wanting to ride on a road that has shear drops like that or where the trail ends after a blind hill into a drop of hundreds of feet! It's not worth my life! Not big on camping but if you need a "Bear Bag" I want to be awake and have a gun! Nice video I hope you get to continue to enjoy the parks and recreation areas!
Understand that completely. There were places there where we were definitely out of our comfort zone. Look at the single track video here on the Idaho playlist. Some of that stuff got the adrenaline going for sure
Idaho is incredible thanks for sharing. If you don’t mind me asking, what kind of communication device do you use to talk to Koty? And how did you get his audio to the GoPro? Koty told me but I forgot.
Thanks for watching! We use built in Sena's. I have a mic splitter and two small lapel mics. One at my face and one by the right speaker in the helmet. Probably definitely a better way but it doesn't work too bad. Have a video up on here explaining it. "How we get our voice on RUclips"
those armadillo bags seem like a great idea, but i worry the seals around the neck wouldn't hold up degradation from fuel. they're only rated for water right?
It was an absolute fight to the finish with the Hero 9. Tons of footage didn't work out, but hopefully there was enough there to at least scratch the surface of what a wonderful place is out there. I sure had a good time making these. It really brought it back! Thanks for watching man!!!
@IdahoDualSport208 oh yeah man. We went from Fairfield to Wallace pretty much on dirt except just a little. Spent 7 days at my buddy's place in the Sawtooths. What a place it is man. Check out the entire playlist! This was one of my favorite spots! ruclips.net/video/2nqKYEg8BlQ/видео.htmlsi=V-qe1EG7xbrucD9g
@@PSBEadventureslove seeing folks getting to really explore and experience the great riding we have in Idaho. It’s pretty incredible how much there is! I’ll definitely check those videos out 😎
If I heard you correctly, you said that you were in Hell’s Canyon while on the Salmon River. Hell’s Canyon is the Snake River. The confluence of the two rivers is in Hell’s Canyon. But that’s nowhere near Highway 95.
@toddwood5190 camped the night at Hammercreek campground on the Salmon there in White Bird off 95 (kinda on the edge of Hells Canyon Wilderness) and rode south through nut basin and back down on the Salmon at Elkhorn and then by Crystal Mountain and into McCall.
To late, I spent 20 years in McCall and then had to move because of high property tax that the flatlanders voted for, and they destroyed a nice little town.
Fantastic place. My buddy lives in Fairfield and that's where we started! North from the sawtooths up into Stanley, Challis, Salmon, Lolo, St Regis up to Wallace and back down through Avery, Dworshak Reservoir, what a time it was! Check out the entire playlist!
We the best kind, we come, ride, hit the local eateries, mesh with the views, clean up our junk and head home! We'll be back. A great state man. I did stake a claim while I was there! Also keep in mind I'm from a red state. Not bringing that cali nonsense! 🤣
There wasn't any influx where we were. We are the best visitors. Come, ride and enjoy, and leave! PS, I did just purchase a mining claim above Driggs! Dirt bike heaven. 👀
Since 1980 the population of Idaho has DOUBLED! The quality of life has dropped proportionately to the invasive non-native hoard. Showing EVERYONE how great it is here only accelerates the decline. My heart longs for what was, and aches for what has been lost. Riggins.........
@quarterminutemagnums you're right man.... I do miss a time when phones were hitched to the wall and the internet was never heard of. I often thought I shouldn't include where we were riding. My buddy's in Fairfield and his family has been there since the 1800s. The homestead is still there. He told me 25 years ago he could take his trail 90 to Canada and never have to hit much pavement. There's still only about 500 people in Fairfield. But I could tell the commiefornians have found places like Ketchum.
@@PSBEadventures You could sit (sleep) in a lawn chair, dead center in the middle of Riggins, smack dab on highway US-95, and only encounter TWO cars in 12 hours! Often not a single vehicle would pass in an entire night! There were MANY old people who lived there that had never been to Lewiston or Boise! Half the houses used buried old cars for septic tanks! Once and only once, the bank was robbed by some fools who failed to consider -THERE IS ONLY ONE ROAD- teller used her CB radio to contact log truck drivers, they blocked the road with two loaded rigs, north and south, and trapped the bad guys in the canyon! Riggins........
@quarterminutemagnums same way here man. My pop would hand crank churned ice cream on Saturday out on the porch and we might see a car or two, maybe. Northerners found the lakes and now it's grand central station. Cars at 3am and around the clock. I too miss the good ole days
Great video, Idaho is truly a hidden gem, i rode my Africa twin all over Idaho and western Montana in the summer of 21 put on 8000 miles just in those two states, trailered it from north west Arkansas had a blast
Tell em Steve! It's something to see for sure isn't it!! Thanks for watching buddy!!!
You didn't oversell it, this truly is stunning scenery! I really don't understand why anyone would want to live in a huge city, this is living!
Amen to that!!! Thanks for watching! What a place!
Not sure convenience maybe
@patrickgannon8098 I'll drive hours for supplies before I live in a city. Not for me at all personally. Don't even like to visit the big ones to be honest.
@@PSBEadventures I agree I live in South Florida, this place use to be somewhat quite peaceful, now it's insane so as soon as I can I'm out if here.
Nothing chill about Fkn Fla. Whole east coast sucks. Ya"ll can keep it.@@patrickgannon8098
You should consider hosting/ guiding 2-5 day trips like this! I live in Fl, and it’s so expensive for me to ship my bike out there, and then fly . And takes too long for me to drive out there with the bikes in the trailer.
You could have a small fleet 2-4 bikes and some gear.
Now that's a thought!
Or ya could stop workin so much I guess? You can tell by the expression of pure joy in the vid how life altering an experiences like this are!
@@mikecolesvids they sure are man!!! Nail on the head buddy!!
I'm glad you got to ride Idaho Motorcycle Heaven! You had a great last day and picked a good route to reconnect with the BDR. The BDR is a great route but there is so much more. Congrats on a huge accomplishment!
Thanks so much man!! It was truly the trip of a lifetime! I think my buddy's place up in the sawtooths were some of my favorite spots. The entire state truly is a wonder of the world. We'll be back soon!
I live 125 miles from there I'm definitely taken my super moto over there. Thanks guys
Terrific video. Spent time in Greenville (Greenvull) decades ago at a Harley rally. The folks in S.C. were terrific hosts. Thank you!!
We still wave at our neighbors and passers by, and have somewhat of a slowed down pace here. I call it home and am blessed to be born here. Part of me thinks I belong in the west, though. I don't mind chopping firewood and the rough winter at all. Maybe some day. Greenville is a super nice town. I grew up spending time at my grandparents in Greenville, and they were my heros. I drove into the city every day for work. Its growing like crazy these days.
Boise guy here. Grateful to live so close to this kind of riding and scenery.
BTW - the Salmon River (the L is silent; it’s pronounced just like the fish it’s named for) is the longest undammed river in the lower 48 states.
Yes sir, best riding we've ever done. We had a conversation about the L on one of our Idaho videos. I kept getting scolded by locals in Salmon Idaho. The L is definitely pronounced if you're a South Carolina redneck! No way around it! Grandma is having sa al mon patties, not sammon patties!! 🤣🤣 Thanks for watching man! You guys have an absolutely beautiful state! We'll be back!
We pronounce the L down in the peedee too!
No doubt!!
I'm glad you liked it. I've been that route. I've lived in Idaho all my life
What a place and what a state! We met some fantastic people on this trip! We'll be back soon to explore some more! My buddy is from Fairfield and what made us make the trip. Seemed a world away and surreal seeing the wonders I'd only seen in pictures. It's a trip We'll never forget! Thanks for watching!
Fun following your trip. The t Dubs are great little bikes. I had a 87 and it was a lil tank. Great exploring bike. Travel safe . Around Bend Oregon out on 2 wheels
@butcherknife59knife46 awesome to hear you enjoyed it! We sure had a fantastic time! Those little bikes have really been fun for sure! Appreciate you watching and commenting!! I want to get out that way and visit the boys at Procycle someday soon!
Great vid, thanks for bringing us along! And I’m like a teenager hearin those shout outs! 🥰
Thanks for watching! I appreciate all the cool spots I found from watching your videos!!!
Great video. Getting me excited for my trip this Wednesday. Going camping on the very northern end of the WA BDR. Out near Loomis, WA. Just a one nighter shake down run. Got a good adventure planned, gonna look for this old cabin that belonged to a settler named James Duncan. Do a little gold panning and scouting for animals. Hope to find some turkey, grouse, deer, bear, and maybe just maybe hear a wolf.
Sounds like a good time!!! Ride safe and have fun! Thanks for watching!
really great time on a set of older tws, i watched all your bdr idaho trip videos this weekend and really enjoyed them great job filming and editing i live just minutes away from the dutton ranch in corvallis montana ,that filming really has changed this little town, i ride a 08 suzuki dr200 all over the mountains here winter and summer. keep posting videos there informative and entertaining .thank you
Glad to hear it!!! Appreciate you watching! We had a blast. Beautiful country out there! We'll be back!!!
As my Kiwi workmates might say.. eeeegcelent. Looks like early warm spring in ID this year. Wrapping up some upgrades to KLR and will head out and see if I can backtrack your route. Thanks for the added inspiration.
Definitely Eeeegcelent!!! What a trip!!! Holler at me if you have any route questions! Ride on!
Awesome video guys. I live in Southern Idaho right on Hwy 95 but visit Northern Idaho often.
Beautiful country here and you guys are certainly welcomed back.
@severalothers thanks!!! Check out the others if you want in the playlist. Our buddy is in Fairfield and we started there and hung out with him in the Sawtooths. What a place
@@severalothers check this one out!!
I knew I heard a fellow SC accent. We moved out here to Montana a few years ago to escape the invasion in SC. I never get tired of the scenery out here, so many places to see. Looks like y'all had a great time!
Quick as I get done working I'll be close behind! Thanks for watching! Fantastic out there
Not a rider but I love that area. I truly enjoyed your video and your enthusiasm for and appreciation of that country.
@@waynebrown3266 Thanks so much for watching and the kind works. Check out all the ones on the Idaho playlist. We truly had the trip of a lifetime
Glad that you are enjoying my state. Imagine what Lewis and Clark experienced and then those to traveled the Oregon Trail following their dreams of owning land. We use to vacation camping up above McCall in the high mountain lakes. God's country.
What a place!! We had such a great time! I guarantee they were amazed by the landscape. I've traveled the world and still nothing better than Idaho. Keep the goofballs out if yall can! We the best kind of goofballs. Visit, enjoy it, take it all in and leave! 😀 We'll be back soon! Thanks for watching!
@@PSBEadventures My Sis lives in Charleston S.C. and we visited her in 2018. Pretty country there too but it's no like Idaho.
Man thanks for posting this! Great info and awesome video ❤
Appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
Love to get out, drive till the phone doesn't work. The views, the quiet, smells good, too. And bacon, coffee, I swear, tastes better.
All the food taste better at camp without a doubt!!! The smell of the evergreens out there is something I'll never forget! Thanks for watching!
It's awesome how you let people know exactly where you ride on the map in case any viewers want to try it out for themselves.
@jwerner3903 thanks for watching!
Great Video, Your very lucky to have access to such great back roads and trails,....which seem to have disappeared where I'm from, due to developement. Enjoy, Ride Safe !
Thanks for watching man! So we hauled the bikes 2800mi from Upstate SC to my buddy's place in Southern Idaho and rode the bikes north all the way to Wallace. Check out some of my videos here locally if ya want. We still have a bit of riding here, but not like out west. What a place!! Thanks again for stopping by!
Great ride, great video. You know you can rent those lookout towers in the winter time to camp at.
No way! From the forest Service?
My husband and I just watched your entire Idaho trip, totally amazing!!! We loved it! We are in Arkansas and this is the type of riding I want to do! I have a Kawasaki KLX 230s and a Honda CRF 300LS, my husband is more in to long distance riding so he has some larger bikes, KTM 390 Adventure, 690 Enduro R and 890 Adventure. Oh he has a Yamaha XT 250 too lol. Amazing trip that I hope we can do some time by hauling a couple bikes out in our little toy hauler/camper and cruising around! Thanks for sharing!! ✌️😆
Awesome!!! If you'll shoot me a fb or IG message I can share the gpx route file we did! So glad you guys enjoyed it!! My buddy that lives there told me 25 years ago he could ride dirt to Canada (3/4 the length of the state) from his house! He wasn't telling a fib!!! Hope yall get to make the trip and thanks again for the comments!!!
Awesome!!!! I will! I also love the fact that you guys did this on those fabulous T-DUBS, those bike are the bomb! Thank you for much!
@LenaScott-numoto1 oh yeah! We wanted something that could do those big rocks at a slow speed like where we went up to my buddy's mine. They did absolutely fantastic! 1300mi give or take. You guys dig into the tour of Idaho videos from Michael Knight. I'll link the playlist for ya. We watched a ton of it before we left to find some other the more easy but fantastic single track.
@@LenaScott-numoto1 ruclips.net/p/PLqdJjPXGqR2-CIhJisSA0b_0pXeusDiSB&si=Si6NPvfZ8asmo_Pb
@@PSBEadventures Cool! We will certainly check those out too! Thanks so much! 😄👍
Road on that road and many others. Im from Montana and use to goto idaho alot I live in Oregon now right on the idaho border. So i go to hells canyon for fishing, hunting and camping. Also up above a small lake above Weiser idaho. Good deer hunting.
What an absolute fantastic place man!!! We started in Fairfield and rode the eastern side of the wilderness north, crossing into Lolo Montana, up Toboggan Ridge, into St Regis, and all the way to Wallace. Then headed south along this route. It was the trip of a lifetime! Appreciate you watching. Check the others out if ya want. Some of the best riding we've ever done hands down.
You say you feel like you could live in this right up until it snows and gets cold.
@magicone9327 oh yeah, I know how it gets in winter. I've cut firewood and heated with wood my whole life. If you follow our whole series, I've got a really good buddy from Fairfield. I know when we ride in the high 90s and it gets in the high 20s at nignt the weather is no joke. I absolutely promise you I could live there!
Yup this is why I love this state, and I have a ton of different options for trails within a 20-40 min drive in multiple different directions even living in Nampa/Boise. If you ride and don't have a machine for trails around here your missing out.
100% agree!
That is beautiful country but the older I get the steeper and further those drop offs get. I'm a beginner at best I'm not wanting to ride on a road that has shear drops like that or where the trail ends after a blind hill into a drop of hundreds of feet! It's not worth my life! Not big on camping but if you need a "Bear Bag" I want to be awake and have a gun! Nice video I hope you get to continue to enjoy the parks and recreation areas!
Understand that completely. There were places there where we were definitely out of our comfort zone. Look at the single track video here on the Idaho playlist. Some of that stuff got the adrenaline going for sure
Idaho is incredible thanks for sharing. If you don’t mind me asking, what kind of communication device do you use to talk to Koty? And how did you get his audio to the GoPro? Koty told me but I forgot.
Thanks for watching! We use built in Sena's. I have a mic splitter and two small lapel mics. One at my face and one by the right speaker in the helmet. Probably definitely a better way but it doesn't work too bad. Have a video up on here explaining it. "How we get our voice on RUclips"
Ah-meee-zon 😂glad you enjoyed it.. Idaho is my backyard
What a fantastic place! We'll be back
those armadillo bags seem like a great idea, but i worry the seals around the neck wouldn't hold up degradation from fuel. they're only rated for water right?
They have to say water for the three letter warlords if you know what I mean. It won't degrade, get you one!
I’ve lived in McCall for 26 years and go up there all the time.
@katz551 awesome! What a place!!! We're headed back summer '25 hopefully
I'm here from IG. Thanks dudes!
Awesome!!! Thanks for stopping by! Tons of Idaho on the playlist if you wanna check it out!
epic trip! really enjoyed the series.
It was an absolute fight to the finish with the Hero 9. Tons of footage didn't work out, but hopefully there was enough there to at least scratch the surface of what a wonderful place is out there. I sure had a good time making these. It really brought it back! Thanks for watching man!!!
@@PSBEadventures i know the gopro was giving you fits. you'll just have to return and shoot it all again with the dji!
@@wvadv that's right!
Epic trip on epic bikes. This is what it’s all about 👌
It was one we'll never forget!!! Did you see the one at my buddy's mining claim in the Sawtooths?
@@PSBEadventuresI haven’t but I definitely will check it out!
@IdahoDualSport208 oh yeah man. We went from Fairfield to Wallace pretty much on dirt except just a little. Spent 7 days at my buddy's place in the Sawtooths. What a place it is man. Check out the entire playlist!
This was one of my favorite spots!
ruclips.net/video/2nqKYEg8BlQ/видео.htmlsi=V-qe1EG7xbrucD9g
@@PSBEadventureslove seeing folks getting to really explore and experience the great riding we have in Idaho. It’s pretty incredible how much there is! I’ll definitely check those videos out 😎
@@IdahoDualSport208 💪💪
I've never seen a yellow TW. Looks awesome! Is that paint or wrap?
It's an 01 and painted
They did a great job on it. It was originally white
If I heard you correctly, you said that you were in Hell’s Canyon while on the Salmon River. Hell’s Canyon is the Snake River. The confluence of the two rivers is in Hell’s Canyon. But that’s nowhere near Highway 95.
@toddwood5190 camped the night at Hammercreek campground on the Salmon there in White Bird off 95 (kinda on the edge of Hells Canyon Wilderness) and rode south through nut basin and back down on the Salmon at Elkhorn and then by Crystal Mountain and into McCall.
@@PSBEadventures Nice. Great video. I did those switchbacks at French Creek in my Jeep in June.
@@toddwood5190 fantastic place man!
Great stuff!
Thanks man! What a place! Planning a return trip right now!
Next time youre in Idaho, atay downtown Boise, and ride 8th street tonthe top of Bogus.
Basically started in Fairfield and rode north on dirt til we ran out of days. Nothing like it
My kid worked at a summer camp in McCall for 5 summers. I lived in boise for 12 years not sure why i moved to Portland
Idaho reminds me of where I grew up as far as people and their outlook on life. I hope it stays that way forever.
Gold runs with the rust red in the quartz. Gold rides the iron horse🎉
@magicone9327 that's right!! I need to find a couple them big ole nuggets!!
I live close to hells canyon have rode my mountain bike up there.
We really enjoyed that area! The entire state was fantastic! Thanks for watching! We'll be back soon!
Awesome mate what a trip cheers
Cheers buddy! Thanks for watching!!!
@@PSBEadventures always a great adventure with you guys cheers
How many miles a day could you average off road? Just a rounded average.
Thanks for the question!! We averaged about 150-200mi per day on dirt. You definitely sleep well at night!
Shhhh don’t tell everyone, McCall resident here this is our backyard
To late, I spent 20 years in McCall and then had to move because of high property tax that the flatlanders voted for, and they destroyed a nice little town.
@@dwork9451 ☹️
Fantastic place. My buddy lives in Fairfield and that's where we started! North from the sawtooths up into Stanley, Challis, Salmon, Lolo, St Regis up to Wallace and back down through Avery, Dworshak Reservoir, what a time it was! Check out the entire playlist!
RUclipsrs don't care. They just love to feel like celebrities while destroying all the good spots.
What was our total mileage?
Ended up with 1300 on the dot!
I'm glad you like Idaho. Now get out! LOL😂 no, but really leave
We the best kind, we come, ride, hit the local eateries, mesh with the views, clean up our junk and head home! We'll be back. A great state man. I did stake a claim while I was there! Also keep in mind I'm from a red state. Not bringing that cali nonsense! 🤣
Ceanothus is the waxy plant. Nasty to hunt around it when it’s wet.
@@DrDanTDC is it an evergreen?
Nice
Thanks for watching!!
Want to trade my Goldwing for a TW200 now lol.
That's right!!
I am also glad you like Idaho - now go home! We live here and despise the influx.
There wasn't any influx where we were. We are the best visitors. Come, ride and enjoy, and leave! PS, I did just purchase a mining claim above Driggs! Dirt bike heaven. 👀
Since 1980 the population of Idaho has DOUBLED! The quality of life has dropped proportionately to the invasive non-native hoard. Showing EVERYONE how great it is here only accelerates the decline. My heart longs for what was, and aches for what has been lost. Riggins.........
@quarterminutemagnums you're right man.... I do miss a time when phones were hitched to the wall and the internet was never heard of. I often thought I shouldn't include where we were riding. My buddy's in Fairfield and his family has been there since the 1800s. The homestead is still there. He told me 25 years ago he could take his trail 90 to Canada and never have to hit much pavement. There's still only about 500 people in Fairfield. But I could tell the commiefornians have found places like Ketchum.
@@PSBEadventures You could sit (sleep) in a lawn chair, dead center in the middle of Riggins, smack dab on highway US-95, and only encounter TWO cars in 12 hours! Often not a single vehicle would pass in an entire night! There were MANY old people who lived there that had never been to Lewiston or Boise! Half the houses used buried old cars for septic tanks! Once and only once, the bank was robbed by some fools who failed to consider -THERE IS ONLY ONE ROAD- teller used her CB radio to contact log truck drivers, they blocked the road with two loaded rigs, north and south, and trapped the bad guys in the canyon! Riggins........
@quarterminutemagnums same way here man. My pop would hand crank churned ice cream on Saturday out on the porch and we might see a car or two, maybe. Northerners found the lakes and now it's grand central station. Cars at 3am and around the clock. I too miss the good ole days