"El camino tiene algo que enseñarte." The road has something to teach you. This needs explaining. Seven years ago, I took a walking trip across Spain, spanning 500 miles. Mid-way, I was sore, tired, wounded from bad blisters and ready to give up. Just like your Mom, a priest gave me a benediction and taught me something. "Be open to the lessons of The Road. El Camino has something to teach you. Even your tears and your wounds have something for you to learn." I'm glad you persevered. It would have been tragic if you had turned around. I'm enjoying your content, so keep on doing what you're doing.
Yes I got caught in an ice storm once in the CA mountains coming from Reno. My windshield iced over and my hands went numb from the cold. It was a sudden one where the temp dropped 20 degrees in about 30 minutes as it started raining. No place to pull over for 45 miles with heavy traffic riding at 25 mph.
Also went down out in California twice. Who said it never rains in Soutern California lol! The other time old man ran me off the road, luckily the shoulder was solid.
As a 36 year old, 6ft 350lb man, i respect the hell out of you for this. I went down hard in 2019 and just recently got back on a bike and theres a ton of stuff that makes me freak out on it, watching you push through makes me wanna do better in my journey.
Love your channel, I’ve been riding for more years than you’ve been alive, and do a lot of long distance rides. You need to experience storms, and mountains, after a while, it’s just becomes part of it. I feel anxiety, is more of losing confidence, your a strong woman, collect yourself, and move on. Always be prepared for bad weather, slow down, be comfortable. Your motorcycle will perform in the rain much better than you think. Don’t get all tensed up, relax in the rain, you did a great job!!
And again, those vibes from you are outstanding. You pushed the envelope (especially with grandma praying) but you conquered and opened a new chapter of life with your best friend
That ride seemed rough but when it comes to motorcycles….what doesn’t kill you gives you great stories to share 😉. Thanks for the video and your work. Be safe
Avoid riding that shoulder "emergency lane" thats where all debris gets collected and is a dangerous place to be riding. Hold your ⅓ of the lane and allow traffic to move around you. Glad you were safe! 🙏🏾🙏🏾
What he said. All types of debris on the shoulder. My stepdad crashed his bike because of a front flat and cracked his damn skull open. Stay off the shoulder or stop under a bridge and wait it out if you can.
As we age we become more tolerant of riding in bad weather. A few years back I rode in a hailstorm for 45 minutes, (No windshield, No helmet, at night) with left hand up to shield eyes from injury. Was glad I made it home safely and dried my leathers. It was a country road with no safe place to pull over. May the Good Lord Bless and keep you young lady.
your reaction to the little mountains in PA crack me up!! Don't ever go west, you'll see REAL mountains there. I grew up in MO, but once I moved west to CA and WA and got to ride in the Rockies, Sierra Nevadas, and Cascade mountains, I never looked back. Do miss some good KC BBQ and family but that's it. Ride Safe and enjoy those curves!!
Girrrrrllll, I'm so, so glad you hung in there and made it through! I was sitting here in suspense on the edge of my chair wondering if you'd make. lol Congratulations! The very toughest part of any long trip (especially since this was your longest solo) is dealing with the mental side of things. But, with a little help from family and friends, you hung in there like the true Road Queen you are! I'm a local boy, so, who knows. Maybe one day we may do some riding together. Keep posting the vids!
You are so inspiring, thank you for sharing the raw and uncut. A lot of vloggers leave that out, so it's beautiful to see your vulnerability and perseverance. So excited to see the next segment! Have fun Little Bessie!
You’re a strong and awesome young lady one thing you learned when you’re in the military is prior planning prevents piss poor performance. You always review your road trip to make sure you know and understand it’s a route you’re going to be traveling. You also have to make sure you pack the necessary stuff that can keep you hydrated, calm, and make you feel like you’re still in charge of the situation. If you can help it never embark on a trip without having a good understanding of the route you’re taking it can be the difference between success and failure. You’re strong and very smart so you got this trip and any future trip just do the prior planning and understand your route and you’ll feel confident 99% of the time.
I went from Dallas to Los Angeles and back in the last 10 days. First ever road trip. You and another youtuber really inspired me to get on the road and push my boundaries. It was intimidating, and stressful but I made it.
This was so inspirational for a beginner rider like me to see! I’m glad you made it through! Biking builds mental character for sure! Congrats on making it through!
I’ve ridden from Cleveland to DC through the Pennsylvania mountains. To mitigate anxieties you have to trust in your abilities and the bike, this seems to work for me. You good girl...way to push through.
So glad you pushed through. Gina, Nicole and myself rode through a downpour just like that and it was TERRIFYING!! So glad we got to have such a kickass time together at Babes Ride Out!! Excited for part 2 😆
Queen! I’m super proud of you for facing your fear and God brought you some help for those last couple hours. You are so inspiring and I hope to come to the next Babes Ride Out myself!
AWESOME!!! Im a big believer in rides like this making you a better person. It really tests your metal, and when having days that just dont go your way, you can think back, and you just blow it off. Keep it together, and ride safe QueenSit!
You're the Queen because you stuck it out and made it there, but also because you shared that anxiety attack with us. You could have hidden that, but you chose to share. That will inspire other riders. That's what a Queen does.
You are a hell of rider damn!. I think you have just inspired me to take road trip by myself. I have to make sure my bike is well serviced and everything is on point. Be safe out waiting for the next update.
You're outside your comfort zone, that will only make you a better rider. Once you get use to the mountains and hills of the east coast, you'll love them. Keep riding and exploring.
Check out the PCH...runs along the coast from Washington State to California. The Redwood and Sequoia trees will have you in awe. Don't know if you're familiar with Eagle Rider motorcycle rentals, but you can fly out to a location pick up a bike and ride the roads you want. Best of all you do a one way drop or bring it back to where you rented from. In the end you can fly home.
@@QueenSit could have been on the cherry buffet hell of a gold wing 😂 but real talk I get it’s called babes ride out but we’re there guys that rode there too?
@@QueenSit PA mountains are crazy. The valleys in the morning as you know have dense fog and the peaks will have your teeth chattering it gets so cold.
I’m the same way. I’m fine on the highway, even with heavy traffic. I get the most anxious/nervous at an interstate exchange where (like the 285/85/20 exchange south of Atlanta where all 3 interstates merge. Roads everywhere Like damn spaghetti lol) I get nervous as hell cause lots of times you have a very short time to read the signs, check your side lanes, and merge in time for your exit. I remedy that feeling by trying to be in those type of areas during lower traffic times (mid-morning, mid-afternoon, or at night)
I discovered your channel after I returned from Sturgis this year(2021). Since I injured my ankle, and I am waiting for healing before I ride again, I really enjoy your videos like a virtual ride. I love your camera work! In am 65 and have been riding for about 30 years, even so I get nervous sometimes with what I can't see ahead. I'm glad you forged ahead, it's the only way to true adventure! I hope to ride as long as Bessie Stringfield (my Hero), but I have to work more on my health for that. Speaking of health, there are less toxic (to humans)bug sprays available,That ones more dangerous than the mountains or the bugs! Stay strong, young sister!
Oh yeah, I get that feeling sometimes, in the middle of nowhere, in Thailand, but not as bad as you got it there. I hope you feel better when you continue your journey. This was a really good video QS!! Thank you!!
OMG... I'm not done watching... I had to stop to comment. One of the best things about riding are the people you meet, no man left behind concept. The support you receive from a complete stranger and like minded people. Be safe!
Queen..You pushed it and I am Thankful to God you made it with that great smile & Giggles you have.😆. Also with that great prayer from your family gave you courage!. 🤗 Tuff & in control! I too have been rain in Oklahoma..but I was a passenger. But heck of rain and had to go to back to California the same way! Queen Sit..You won the battle! Make it home safe for your next advaneture. GooseHD 883 Lady
YOU ARE AMAZING!! Always replace “afraid or fear” with “excitement and anticipation!” This trip will make your everyday driving easy! Then you’ll be itching for more and more trips! Thanks for the gorgeous scenery!!! Have a blast!! 😊👍👍👍👍
I’m always here for a good motorcycle adventure. 🤗 Rain is no joke especially when you’re not ready for it or expecting it. Looked like a great time Queen! Keep poundin 🏍 💨 👑
You did a great job! You know those storms we get here in Southern Illinois between St.Louis and Cairo! Back in 2018 my wife and I were planning a 2000 mile trip. Day came to head out, it was raining in Biblical proportions! Seriously. We rode in those rains clear through Rockford! We were hoping to make Greenbay, which is normally an 8 hour run tops, it took us 14 freaking hours to get to Greenbay. Still another 4 hours to our destination. We spent the night in Greenbay, then headed out next morning with clear skies. We understand your anxiety and frustration. This kind of riding is exhausting!. On our return trip, we did the iron butt thing all the way home!..I had a Heritage and my wife had a Yamaha Silverado. I'm getting ready to make this run again next month solo....This time on my new to me 2018 RoadGlide! Love your channel! Glad everyone is whole! Stay safe!!
The mountains have you closer to the great spirit queen sit keep your head up and bless you girl travel safely when you up go in elevation the air gets thinner take care
Very Proud of you QueenSit. Thank God for Praying Mom’s and Grandmothers. I love it. I’m here today because God heard and listened my Mom praying for me and my siblings. Also, yes we have mountains here in Cali but we have the sunshine to go with it. Don’t cancel your trip to Cali aka the Sunshine State. :) Continue to ride and stay safe. Much Brother Love! 💪🏾👊🏾
Remember you possess....the strength and determination of the generations before you. Never give up or give in to the path of least resistance. I admire your sticktoitiveness during this ride.
I’ve been through major thunderstorms too. You will remember these trips for the rest of your life and it makes you stronger. And you’ll be a better rider and the memories are priceless!
So glad that you made it!! BRO was SO much fun. You were a blast to hang with. I wish the weekend didn’t have to end. Hope you had an uneventful ride home.
Ya me too, that's the best feeling when you start riding out to a BRO, the gal crews get bigger! Thanks for the ride along, hope our borders open soon!
Im back riding again havent rode since 2010 before that been riding since 83 (sportbikes) now im on a road glide getting use to the ride and cant wait to do my first long distance on the RG
Years ago I rode in the rain before in shorts and t shirt (dumb) but haven't really done it on the highway way since. You've just inspired me! I have a couple 10+ hour trips coming up and I'm definitely going to rewatch this before each one lol
Hey Queen I glad you made it safe you conquered that ride your Grandma was with you the whole time the weather looked beautiful at the campsite Be Safe Queen
Hey Queen I feel you about that rain, I rode from Michigan to Atlanta. From home to Cincinnati there was smooth sailing. From Cincinnati to Knoxville Tennessee I dealt with the rain in stop and go traffic. Can you emagine trying to hold up a 900 lb bike in the rain. After spending a night in Knoxville, I proceeded to atl and I got caught in the rain again! Each time it slacked up I was only able to get from one entrance ramp to the next exit ramp! I did this for 3 exits. So I waited it out at a gas station for one hour. The rain finally let up long enough for me to get back on the road. I was ringing out my leather gloves. What really helped me was packing my rain suit and wearing a full face helmet. I feel for you.I’ll be in Georgia for a month. Prayerfully I will not hit any rain on my way home. You can’t say that you never got rained on.
Hang in there. I'm 64 and I've suffered from driving anxiety since I was 20 but decided it was not going to stop me from traveling. I live in Indian and I'm driving to Galveston, TX next week. Driving to Phoenix, AZ next month and Minneapolis in August. Plus, My wife and I are taking a long weekend and riding our bikes to the Tail of the Dragon and the Cherohala Skyway in July. It's not easy with my anxiety and sometimes I may have to do the back roads on my bike but I do it. I don't want to minimize what you're experiencing but hang in there. It gets easier, at least for me it did.
Wow! Cool stuff! I like riding in the mountains,the higher the better! Riding in rain like that is when a good sized windshield with lots of rainX on it comes in handy! Everybody stay safe! 😎☠️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️☠️
You are official now you got good storm!!! Welcome to the bike world, you have been in cold, rain, heat and 1 fall.. You a bad girl!!!!! Stay safe. Leather up toes down
@@QueenSit if you are ever in texas check out Steel Heelz WMC. This July 9-11 they are riding to the oldest Harley dealership in Texas ( Big Springs ) a 7 hour from Houston for you. You about 12
Wow soooo glad you hung in there and didn’t let your anxiety get the best of you. Support from family and friends is one of the best line of defense against anxiety. Next time you should go live also on long trips so that u can get support from your viewers.
Way to hang in there to arrive safely to your destination. Food for thought. Prior to leaving look at the local weather forecast of the cities along the way. Estimate when your going to arrive at those cities so you can already be prepared for the changing conditions. Example, if the forecast shows rain after 75 miles (approximately 1 hour) in route then may want to consider starting out in full rain gear. Remember, higher elevation locations will have a severe weather changes. Also, good nutritional intake makes a HUGE difference! Your body, and important organs , brain , heart , nervous system, etc. are under more stress than normal while riding. Nothing extremely heavy to eat night prior. Eat good breakfast, Nothing fried, in morning. Bananas, almonds and vitamin water at each gas stop. Hope that helps for your return trip home.
Glad to see you made it safe !! God sent those other riders along at the right time . Grandma prayers !!! Thats a long distance to do solo !!! Thanks for sharing the journey
Gotta say...I love your editing style and mix. As far as the ridin life goes, you're going to have to realize sooner or later that with all the positives that riding offers...there are the bad, uncomfortable, painful situations. Keep ya head up, learn from the experiences and hopefully you'll eventually be able endure better in the future. Thank you for sharing. Keep ya shiny side up!
Long road trips across multiple states by yourself is tough physically and mentally. You have a huge fan base and should have let it be known that “hey I’m gonna be in this area on this day around this time” I’m sure that other local riders to the area would’ve joined up with you on the road to ride with you for a while; I know I would have. Anyway glad to see that you pushed through and got there safe and sound. you’re awesome keep up the great work
Glad you made is safely! love seeing the community Motorcycle riding has. Taking my motorcycle class for my learners license this Thursday! cant wait to start riding and to buy my first Harley. love seeing black riders on the HDs! enjoy your the rest of your trip. Love from Canada.
Wow! Rain in the mountains. I've been there, Reno to Red Bluff, CA. Cold, wondering when I was going to dump, fogged up helmet. Tough. Glad you made it. Next time won't be so scary. Good for you for keeping up and going to N.Y. Great story. Thanks for sharing!!!!
You got the ultimate test; riding in a full down pour. I know, that can be unnerving. I tell myself no sudden moves, try and relax and take your time. Put some good rain gear on your list and find a spot where you can get at it quick. You did great! It’s good seeing you finding new friends and adventures. Subscribed and really like your unedited content.
Whew! This was a tough one for me! Have you ever been afraid on a road trip?
"El camino tiene algo que enseñarte." The road has something to teach you.
This needs explaining.
Seven years ago, I took a walking trip across Spain, spanning 500 miles. Mid-way, I was sore, tired, wounded from bad blisters and ready to give up. Just like your Mom, a priest gave me a benediction and taught me something. "Be open to the lessons of The Road. El Camino has something to teach you. Even your tears and your wounds have something for you to learn."
I'm glad you persevered. It would have been tragic if you had turned around. I'm enjoying your content, so keep on doing what you're doing.
@@MiguelCura thank you so much! I’ll always remember that
Yes I got caught in an ice storm once in the CA mountains coming from Reno. My windshield iced over and my hands went numb from the cold. It was a sudden one where the temp dropped 20 degrees in about 30 minutes as it started raining. No place to pull over for 45 miles with heavy traffic riding at 25 mph.
Also went down out in California twice. Who said it never rains in Soutern California lol! The other time old man ran me off the road, luckily the shoulder was solid.
Yes at times I get stressed before a ride and it’s not even the distance you traveled.
As a 36 year old, 6ft 350lb man, i respect the hell out of you for this. I went down hard in 2019 and just recently got back on a bike and theres a ton of stuff that makes me freak out on it, watching you push through makes me wanna do better in my journey.
GOD bless praying grandmas!
Yes!!! She called me immediately and said “let’s pray”
That’s right! When she prays for QueenSit, she’s praying for us all. 🏍🖤
@@GwenMotoGirl yes!!!
Love your channel, I’ve been riding for more years than you’ve been alive, and do a lot of long distance rides. You need to experience storms, and mountains, after a while, it’s just becomes part of it. I feel anxiety, is more of losing confidence, your a strong woman, collect yourself, and move on. Always be prepared for bad weather, slow down, be comfortable. Your motorcycle will perform in the rain much better than you think. Don’t get all tensed up, relax in the rain, you did a great job!!
Thank you!!
Great advice 🤘🤘
And again, those vibes from you are outstanding. You pushed the envelope (especially with grandma praying) but you conquered and opened a new chapter of life with your best friend
Glad you were able to overcome your fears. That is what a lot of people feel like when they go into a big city!
Oh wow! I never thought about that. Thank you
That ride seemed rough but when it comes to motorcycles….what doesn’t kill you gives you great stories to share 😉. Thanks for the video and your work. Be safe
Avoid riding that shoulder "emergency lane" thats where all debris gets collected and is a dangerous place to be riding. Hold your ⅓ of the lane and allow traffic to move around you. Glad you were safe! 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you!!! I will remember that 💛
What he said. All types of debris on the shoulder. My stepdad crashed his bike because of a front flat and cracked his damn skull open. Stay off the shoulder or stop under a bridge and wait it out if you can.
@@just_ray.8211 damn is he ight?
@@ChefIan07 yes. He is fine. Got a gnarly scar from it and his cranium is no longer the proper shape but he lived.
@@just_ray.8211 shit man all that matters is he’s still breathing
As we age we become more tolerant of riding in bad weather. A few years back I rode in a hailstorm for 45 minutes, (No windshield, No helmet, at night) with left hand up to shield eyes from injury. Was glad I made it home safely and dried my leathers. It was a country road with no safe place to pull over. May the Good Lord Bless and keep you young lady.
You’re right! Thank you 💛
@@QueenSit YW Sweetie
your reaction to the little mountains in PA crack me up!! Don't ever go west, you'll see REAL mountains there. I grew up in MO, but once I moved west to CA and WA and got to ride in the Rockies, Sierra Nevadas, and Cascade mountains, I never looked back. Do miss some good KC BBQ and family but that's it. Ride Safe and enjoy those curves!!
You got me cracking up at the Ant and Roach Spray! 🤣🤣😆 But girl you inspire me so much! Been following you since you rode your Street Bob. 🖤
Granny said "The animals and everything Lord!" " Now what you doin?" 😂😂😂😂 U gotta love it
Ahhhhh that first night was LEGEND! SO much fun!! Good job pushing through girl! We swam to NY! 😂
Yes it was! So excited for this weekend! 🏍💨
Thank you!
Girrrrrllll, I'm so, so glad you hung in there and made it through! I was sitting here in suspense on the edge of my chair wondering if you'd make. lol Congratulations! The very toughest part of any long trip (especially since this was your longest solo) is dealing with the mental side of things. But, with a little help from family and friends, you hung in there like the true Road Queen you are! I'm a local boy, so, who knows. Maybe one day we may do some riding together. Keep posting the vids!
You are so inspiring, thank you for sharing the raw and uncut. A lot of vloggers leave that out, so it's beautiful to see your vulnerability and perseverance. So excited to see the next segment! Have fun Little Bessie!
It’s the spraying of the bug spray for me 🤣🤣 them bugs probably laughing at you lol
You’re a strong and awesome young lady one thing you learned when you’re in the military is prior planning prevents piss poor performance. You always review your road trip to make sure you know and understand it’s a route you’re going to be traveling. You also have to make sure you pack the necessary stuff that can keep you hydrated, calm, and make you feel like you’re still in charge of the situation. If you can help it never embark on a trip without having a good understanding of the route you’re taking it can be the difference between success and failure. You’re strong and very smart so you got this trip and any future trip just do the prior planning and understand your route and you’ll feel confident 99% of the time.
You made it ,your tougher than ever for it let’s go !
I went from Dallas to Los Angeles and back in the last 10 days. First ever road trip. You and another youtuber really inspired me to get on the road and push my boundaries. It was intimidating, and stressful but I made it.
I truly commend you for having the courage to set out on the journey SOLO keep pushing 👍🏾😊
I would love to ride with this young lady! Enjoy your honesty about riding and your editing.
This was so inspirational for a beginner rider like me to see! I’m glad you made it through! Biking builds mental character for sure! Congrats on making it through!
Queeeen! You just keep givin’ it to us every drop! You are an inspiration to many, including me. This lady has class, love it!
I’ve ridden from Cleveland to DC through the Pennsylvania mountains. To mitigate anxieties you have to trust in your abilities and the bike, this seems to work for me. You good girl...way to push through.
So glad you pushed through. Gina, Nicole and myself rode through a downpour just like that and it was TERRIFYING!! So glad we got to have such a kickass time together at Babes Ride Out!! Excited for part 2 😆
Queen! I’m super proud of you for facing your fear and God brought you some help for those last couple hours. You are so inspiring and I hope to come to the next Babes Ride Out myself!
Thank you soooo much! I definitely agree. I hope to meet you there! ☺️💛
Loved that grandma prayed for you, that was awesome.
Great Job Queen for your perseverance & determination to keep pushing through!! 👏👏👏
Sis...this is just dope! Mental, physical and emotional toughness...you have it all! And there ain't nothing like a praying grandma!! Lol
Looks like an incredible time! Way to go, powering through that weather!
Great job Queen🌟. Isn’t it great to be able to talk to our Mom’s when we are stressed or lonely or anything, gotta Love Momma❤️. Keep riding SAFELY
AWESOME!!! Im a big believer in rides like this making you a better person. It really tests your metal, and when having days that just dont go your way, you can think back, and you just blow it off. Keep it together, and ride safe QueenSit!
So dang proud of you lady! Happy to see you there. 🖤 laughing about the Raid! 👏
I’m proud of you as well!! See you again soon!
Love your videos
Love from Mississippi
THANK GOD FOR GRANDMA!!!!! They ALWAYS know how to keep US Grounded👍. Ride SAFE SIS❤
You're the Queen because you stuck it out and made it there, but also because you shared that anxiety attack with us. You could have hidden that, but you chose to share. That will inspire other riders. That's what a Queen does.
Can of raid 🤣🤣🤣 spray everything queen 👑 you over came👌🏾 meeting her two wheels and other you tuber's I'm sure was all worth it! ✌🏾
😂😂 yes! So Much fun!
You are a hell of rider damn!. I think you have just inspired me to take road trip by myself. I have to make sure my bike is well serviced and everything is on point. Be safe out waiting for the next update.
Thank you sooooo much! 💛 it was so rewarding when I arrived. You’ll love it!
You're outside your comfort zone, that will only make you a better rider. Once you get use to the mountains and hills of the east coast, you'll love them. Keep riding and exploring.
You’re so right! Hopefully the ride back home won’t be as bad. I want to enjoy the mountains and their beauty.
You need to go out west!
Check out the PCH...runs along the coast from Washington State to California. The Redwood and Sequoia trees will have you in awe. Don't know if you're familiar with Eagle Rider motorcycle rentals, but you can fly out to a location pick up a bike and ride the roads you want. Best of all you do a one way drop or bring it back to where you rented from. In the end you can fly home.
That was a tough test!
Yesss lol I’m so happy I made it
@@QueenSit could have been on the cherry buffet hell of a gold wing 😂 but real talk I get it’s called babes ride out but we’re there guys that rode there too?
@@QueenSit PA mountains are crazy. The valleys in the morning as you know have dense fog and the peaks will have your teeth chattering it gets so cold.
U need to Run Sturgis Rally...💯💥💪💪
The way you got scared in the mountains is the way I would get scared in the city. All you ladies rock!
I’m the same way. I’m fine on the highway, even with heavy traffic. I get the most anxious/nervous at an interstate exchange where (like the 285/85/20 exchange south of Atlanta where all 3 interstates merge. Roads everywhere Like damn spaghetti lol) I get nervous as hell cause lots of times you have a very short time to read the signs, check your side lanes, and merge in time for your exit. I remedy that feeling by trying to be in those type of areas during lower traffic times (mid-morning, mid-afternoon, or at night)
I discovered your channel after I returned from Sturgis this year(2021). Since I injured my ankle, and I am waiting for healing before I ride again, I really enjoy your videos like a virtual ride. I love your camera work! In am 65 and have been riding for about 30 years, even so I get nervous sometimes with what I can't see ahead. I'm glad you forged ahead, it's the only way to true adventure! I hope to ride as long as Bessie Stringfield (my Hero), but I have to work more on my health for that. Speaking of health, there are less toxic (to humans)bug sprays available,That ones more dangerous than the mountains or the bugs! Stay strong, young sister!
The Queen and Her Two Wheels brings tears to my eyes love it!
Thankful for your grandma's prayer! She sounds so encouraging. Hope to see you at G&G!
Oh yeah, I get that feeling sometimes, in the middle of nowhere, in Thailand, but not as bad as you got it there. I hope you feel better when you continue your journey. This was a really good video QS!! Thank you!!
OMG... I'm not done watching... I had to stop to comment. One of the best things about riding are the people you meet, no man left behind concept. The support you receive from a complete stranger and like minded people. Be safe!
Thank you!
You are definitely the “Queen Bee” on the road, can’t get enough of your road trips, keep up the good work, be safe👍😎
Queen..You pushed it and I am Thankful to God you made it with that great smile & Giggles you have.😆. Also with that great prayer from your family gave you courage!. 🤗
Tuff & in control! I too have been rain in Oklahoma..but I was a passenger. But heck of rain and had to go to back to California the same way!
Queen Sit..You won the battle!
Make it home safe for your next advaneture.
GooseHD 883 Lady
YOU ARE AMAZING!! Always replace “afraid or fear” with “excitement and anticipation!” This trip will make your everyday driving easy! Then you’ll be itching for more and more trips! Thanks for the gorgeous scenery!!! Have a blast!! 😊👍👍👍👍
I’m always here for a good motorcycle adventure. 🤗 Rain is no joke especially when you’re not ready for it or expecting it. Looked like a great time Queen! Keep poundin 🏍 💨 👑
Absolutely!! Thank you!
ROAD WARRIOR QUEEEEN.biking skills,bushcrafting skills and biking thrills.u smashin it lady E..
Thank you soooo much 🤗🤗💛💛
Ha! Grandma keeping it 100. "well you're too far now" One hell of a trip
Thank you so much!
You did a great job! You know those storms we get here in Southern Illinois between St.Louis and Cairo! Back in 2018 my wife and I were planning a 2000 mile trip. Day came to head out, it was raining in Biblical proportions! Seriously. We rode in those rains clear through Rockford! We were hoping to make Greenbay, which is normally an 8 hour run tops, it took us 14 freaking hours to get to Greenbay. Still another 4 hours to our destination. We spent the night in Greenbay, then headed out next morning with clear skies. We understand your anxiety and frustration. This kind of riding is exhausting!. On our return trip, we did the iron butt thing all the way home!..I had a Heritage and my wife had a Yamaha Silverado. I'm getting ready to make this run again next month solo....This time on my new to me 2018 RoadGlide! Love your channel! Glad everyone is whole! Stay safe!!
I smiled when grandma started praying, CHERISH THAT! 💛💛💛
That was so beautiful that you prayed with your grandma oh, God is always away and will get you through any path any situation🛐
Yes!
The mountains have you closer to the great spirit queen sit keep your head up and bless you girl travel safely when you up go in elevation the air gets thinner take care
Very Proud of you QueenSit. Thank God for Praying Mom’s and Grandmothers. I love it. I’m here today because God heard and listened my Mom praying for me and my siblings. Also, yes we have mountains here in Cali but we have the sunshine to go with it. Don’t cancel your trip to Cali aka the Sunshine State. :) Continue to ride and stay safe. Much Brother Love! 💪🏾👊🏾
You are a true rider.......very proud of you for not turning around
Happiness is in the journey
Those Mountains are amazing! Just breath an glide through..Think of flying as you ride.. glide baby gliiiide..😎👍👍👍
Thank you 🤗💛
That grandmother prayer hit different ! I definitely prayed for all y’all traveling you did it tho big dawg !!!
Remember you possess....the strength and determination of the generations before you. Never give up or give in to the path of least resistance. I admire your sticktoitiveness during this ride.
I’ve been through major thunderstorms too. You will remember these trips for the rest of your life and it makes you stronger. And you’ll be a better rider and the memories are priceless!
That was so much fun!!! Hope I get to see you again soon!
You give new meaning to the word Soldier. Ride safe my sista 🙏🏿🙏🏿
So glad that you made it!! BRO was SO much fun. You were a blast to hang with. I wish the weekend didn’t have to end. Hope you had an uneventful ride home.
So glad that you met up with other riders and made it safely to camp.
Ya me too, that's the best feeling when you start riding out to a BRO, the gal crews get bigger! Thanks for the ride along, hope our borders open soon!
Netters is the TRUTH!!! So proud that you kept pushing through.
Congratulations on accomplishing that ride! You got heart, and a powerful praying support team. You are doing your thing. Proud of you Niecey!
You KNOW you'll be alright when grandma prays for you!! ❤️❤️
Im back riding again havent rode since 2010 before that been riding since 83 (sportbikes) now im on a road glide getting use to the ride and cant wait to do my first long distance on the RG
Years ago I rode in the rain before in shorts and t shirt (dumb) but haven't really done it on the highway way since. You've just inspired me! I have a couple 10+ hour trips coming up and I'm definitely going to rewatch this before each one lol
Nothing like seeing other riders for motivation stay safe queen
Indeed!
Glad you are it safe and had a great time. The journeys with the most obstacles tend to yield the greatest rewards too. Keep on riding.
Hey Queen I glad you made it safe you conquered that ride your Grandma was with you the whole time the weather looked beautiful at the campsite Be Safe Queen
Thank you so much! Yes she was 💛
@@QueenSit Maybe next time you come through Pennsylvania we can meet up
Hey Queen I feel you about that rain, I rode from Michigan to Atlanta. From home to Cincinnati there was smooth sailing. From Cincinnati to Knoxville Tennessee I dealt with the rain in stop and go traffic. Can you emagine trying to hold up a 900 lb bike in the rain. After spending a night in Knoxville, I proceeded to atl and I got caught in the rain again! Each time it slacked up I was only able to get from one entrance ramp to the next exit ramp! I did this for 3 exits. So I waited it out at a gas station for one hour. The rain finally let up long enough for me to get back on the road. I was ringing out my leather gloves. What really helped me was packing my rain suit and wearing a full face helmet. I feel for you.I’ll be in Georgia for a month. Prayerfully I will not hit any rain on my way home. You can’t say that you never got rained on.
Great video! Doing stuff that that scares you, because not doing it scares you more. Happy to see its not just me :)
So glad that you pushed through, Queen. 👍🏾
Hang in there. I'm 64 and I've suffered from driving anxiety since I was 20 but decided it was not going to stop me from traveling. I live in Indian and I'm driving to Galveston, TX next week. Driving to Phoenix, AZ next month and Minneapolis in August. Plus, My wife and I are taking a long weekend and riding our bikes to the Tail of the Dragon and the Cherohala Skyway in July. It's not easy with my anxiety and sometimes I may have to do the back roads on my bike but I do it. I don't want to minimize what you're experiencing but hang in there. It gets easier, at least for me it did.
Very inspiring Queen Sit,it takes a lot of courage to admit that, you were close to going back home,& but you kept going! Ride safe 🙏
Thank you
@@QueenSit Your welcome ☺!
Wow! Cool stuff! I like riding in the mountains,the higher the better! Riding in rain like that is when a good sized windshield with lots of rainX on it comes in handy! Everybody stay safe! 😎☠️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️☠️
So proud of you. You I’ve have two daughters who I just got Motorcycle’s for because of you and her two wheels. Thank you and keep it up
Wow, thank you!
It was so dope to chill with you and all the women from Babes Ride Out! Ride safe girl.
Those solo cross country rips are always the hardest... but damn it feels good when you pull it off. Congrats and mad respect!
You are official now you got good storm!!! Welcome to the bike world, you have been in cold, rain, heat and 1 fall.. You a bad girl!!!!! Stay safe. Leather up toes down
Thank you!
@@QueenSit if you are ever in texas check out Steel Heelz WMC. This July 9-11 they are riding to the oldest Harley dealership in Texas ( Big Springs ) a 7 hour from Houston for you. You about 12
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. You ride harder than most men. You’re a real biker. 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿🎯🎯🎯💯💯💯♦️♦️♦️
I HATE that the weather was crappy getting there but it looks like it was worth it💛
Girl you killing me every time you sprayed that Raid I bust out laughing, I completely feel you.
Wow soooo glad you hung in there and didn’t let your anxiety get the best of you. Support from family and friends is one of the best line of defense against anxiety. Next time you should go live also on long trips so that u can get support from your viewers.
Thanks to your Big Ma with her prayers and encouraging words and that's all you needed. 🙏
Hello, my friend.
Wow, that's a fun and beautiful 💗💛💕 motorcycle ride.
Have a comfortable 💗💛🌺 day
👍👍👍🤙👌
Ain't nothing wetter than a Harley in the rain ! I'm glad you didn't give up, good on you 👍
Way to hang in there to arrive safely to your destination. Food for thought. Prior to leaving look at the local weather forecast of the cities along the way. Estimate when your going to arrive at those cities so you can already be prepared for the changing conditions. Example, if the forecast shows rain after 75 miles (approximately 1 hour) in route then may want to consider starting out in full rain gear. Remember, higher elevation locations will have a severe weather changes.
Also, good nutritional intake makes a HUGE difference! Your body, and important organs , brain , heart , nervous system, etc. are under more stress than normal while riding. Nothing extremely heavy to eat night prior. Eat good breakfast, Nothing fried, in morning. Bananas, almonds and vitamin water at each gas stop. Hope that helps for your return trip home.
Glad to see you made it safe !! God sent those other riders along at the right time . Grandma prayers !!! Thats a long distance to do solo !!! Thanks for sharing the journey
Much respect to you to pounding the ground like that Queen
Thank you 💛☀️✨
Gotta say...I love your editing style and mix. As far as the ridin life goes, you're going to have to realize sooner or later that with all the positives that riding offers...there are the bad, uncomfortable, painful situations. Keep ya head up, learn from the experiences and hopefully you'll eventually be able endure better in the future. Thank you for sharing. Keep ya shiny side up!
I appreciate that!
Long road trips across multiple states by yourself is tough physically and mentally. You have a huge fan base and should have let it be known that “hey I’m gonna be in this area on this day around this time” I’m sure that other local riders to the area would’ve joined up with you on the road to ride with you for a while; I know I would have. Anyway glad to see that you pushed through and got there safe and sound. you’re awesome keep up the great work
Glad you made is safely! love seeing the community Motorcycle riding has. Taking my motorcycle class for my learners license this Thursday! cant wait to start riding and to buy my first Harley. love seeing black riders on the HDs! enjoy your the rest of your trip. Love from Canada.
You go girl foreal this is a life initiation to finding who you are and what u really about
Wow! Rain in the mountains. I've been there, Reno to Red Bluff, CA. Cold, wondering when I was going to dump, fogged up helmet. Tough. Glad you made it. Next time won't be so scary. Good for you for keeping up and going to N.Y. Great story. Thanks for sharing!!!!
You got the ultimate test; riding in a full down pour. I know, that can be unnerving. I tell myself no sudden moves, try and relax and take your time. Put some good rain gear on your list and find a spot where you can get at it quick. You did great! It’s good seeing you finding new friends and adventures. Subscribed and really like your unedited content.