Oklahoma tried to kill us : Transamerica Trail Motorcycle ride ktm 890 adventure R (TAT - E15)
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- The Transamerica Trail TAT takes us thru Oklahoma today. And we find some danger.
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Didn't know who you were until this morning when you're "Danger" video randomly popped up. Then, had to go back and watch your trip from the beginning. You're a real blessing especially in today's world; keep spreading the "good news of Christ" and inspiring people! Love your bible verses! Safe travels! 😀
Thank you. This is encouraging to hear. Glad you found the video.
Steve seems like just a really nice fella. Jeffs a man of few words it seems. Really enjoying your videos and I love the Bible versus at the end. Stay safe
Thanks for being a good Samaritan and helping Marcello down that hill.
Thank you adan. Just want to help when I can.
Brock very cool trip thanks for the share... Blessings
Thanks for watching.
Hope y’all have a blast, and safe travels. 😁
Having the time of my life !
NICE, NICE, NICE!!!
Best wishes
Oklahoma give you the benefit of commonsence that you as a grown man can think for yourself that any crossing is dangerous. God speed on your travels and remember commonsense.
I’m so glad common sense is still alive. Haha. Yeah we had a blast in okla. I was loving every bit of it.
In Oklahoma rural counties there are seldom stop or even yield signs, north and south bound traffic are to yield to the east and west traffic. Crazy I agree!
I never knew that. It was funny to see those intersections. Added adventure to my adventure route
Good ride. I'll Subscribe.
Thank you very much.
Hey man, next time your in Oklahoma, stop by our shop. Oh, wait, I'm not logged in to that account. Lol. Stand by... Lol
This is our shop account. Lol. We're in Wagoner OK. 603 SW 15th street. I'm soon to be trading my Sportster for a KLR 650 and ready to do some ADV riding.
BTW, love the Bible verse at the end. Hope yall are doing great. God bless.
Stoked to hear that.
Yeahhhhh! That’s such a good idea. I love my Harley’s but there is nothing like adventure on dirt.
That was funny
Great videos ! What navigation and satellite safety devices do you recommend ?
Thank you. I’m a big fan of the garmin inreach. It connects to my phone and allows me to text. It tracks my route so my friends can see where I am located. And had an sos button I like that it’s small and on my body.
@@MotoMission. thanks sir.
wondering if you knew exactly where that sandy, muddy, middle of nowhere cornfield was on Oklahoma segment? asking for a friend who is riding that solo starting next weekend....
Hmmmmm. That is on the west side of the state. The last section before we got into New Mexico. Forgot the name of the nearest city.
Let me know how it goes for him. If I can help just holler. I have friends riding the tat now also
Some desert looking area there!!!
Oklahoma only puts stops signs after so many accidents or deaths.... No joke. Funny fact the stop sign was invented in Oklahoma I believe.
That is funny. And ironic. Haha. Thanks brother lance
@@MotoMission. Here is one more. In Oklahoma there is a law still on the books that everytime to come to an intersection you have shoot your gun in the air to alert other travellers and see if they need help.
I will try that. Haha
@@MotoMission. lolol
The yield sign
How long did it take you to ride from Dewey to Denver? My buddies and I are trying to plan a trip...
It took me over 30 days to do the entire thing. so worth it. . lemme know if I can help
Im about to do from Trinidad Co to Or. Riding a 890 too just got it. what mode did you prefer? and who's map did you use? Thanks enjoyed your videos
Love hearing that. You are gonna have a blast.
I rode rally offroad. Usually I was at about 5-6 and it was good.
We noticed that the maps overlapped most of the route and they split in nevada. We chose to ride Sam to Oregon
I would love to hear your feedback on your ride. You are gonna have an adventure if a lifetime.
And make sure you have great knobbies. Not street tires. The mud can be nasty in some sections. And it can become unridable.
@@MotoMission. Thanks Brock! Have brand new continental knobbies bikes coming
together. Ill be running my go pros I'll keep you posted... Heading out July 4th!
Awesome. Happy for you to enjoy that one. Update me. Talk soon
What? We Okies don't need to waste money on stop signs! That's what dust trails, common sense, and gnarly Oklahoma sandtraps are for. Besides, you didn't need any in that corn field, right? 😂 Seriously, though, I can't tell you how many bikers get the thousand meter stare after they've been through our state.
Haha. Yeah. I loved Oklahoma tho. Seriously loved it. We had a blast there. It was full of adventure. Glad I survived that mud tho. Whoa.
How many hours/days do you estimate it took crossing entire width of Oklahoma?
8 hours a day for sure. Took me I think 3 days. 3-4 days I think.
I loved it honestly. I was riding !
When in doubt just assume there is a stop sign even if there is not.
Haha. That’s right. I actually loved the Oklahoma roads.
What happened to the guy ridding the T700
He only had a week off from work. Had to head back to Texas. We will ride again !
Yo guys are crazy always wanted to do this but I have a kx 250😂
I love the kx250. I had one.
I loved this adventure. And yes it was crazy !
it is hard to imagine someone not having internet. lol
I think it’s called the World Wide Web. But maybe not. :)
I'm not at all religious, but I begin to like the bible verses in your videos. This one (6:51) matches perfectly with what you just show by stopping at a junction. Even if there are no signs at all ...
Hey. Glad to hear from you. Those verses for me have become such a guide. The more I read them the more my mind is enlightened.
Email me if you are interested to hear my thoughts on it.
Brock@motomission.com
@@MotoMission. Thanks Brock. I'll email you some day. For sure. I'm in no hurry though, since I'm just getting familiar again with a lot of stuff from my past. Such as motorcycling after almost 40 years, Religion ... well, that's more than 50 years? So … I'm bound to take it easy … See, that's also a reason for me to like your bike-videos-you don't seem to be the guy that forces something on somebody. And you do really great pictures ;)
Hey. Thank you. I am happy to know you are watching the videos. I’m making more adventure vids every week. Hope we cross paths and ride together. Or maybe grab a cappuccino :)
Holler any time
You so need to quit asking for cappuccino dude your in the middle of the deep south not cali:)
Haha. I thought Oklahoma was where cappuccino was invented. :)