Like your channel, just starting ADV riding at 65, my wife asks why. Grew up on dirt bikes been riding Harleys for the last 20 figured it was time to get back to my roots. Keep the videos. Ok’ing really enjoy them.
Heading out this way this summer. Ketchum to Wallace, mostly following the Tour of Idaho t1 and t2 and hope to take the BDR back. I absolutely love the Wallace and Avery area. Can't wait. Thanks for sharing man
Nice video. I live along the northern part of the IDBDR. We do have a LOT of side by sides ripping around. I tell everyone I ride with to expect a large vehicle in your lane on EVERY blind corner.
JR.. I just realized that I think I met you on the IDBDR? My name is Joaquin. We camped on the East South fork of the Salmon River. I have the 2021 890R.
I would love to pick your brain regarding the Idaho BDR. I just started riding dual sport two years ago. I am planning a trip for 2024 doing the Idaho BDR and extending up into Coeur d’Alene. How can we connect? Thank you so much great video.
Nice report! Looks like a great trip. Considering a DR for the WABDR and it looks like it worked well for you. How did it do on the highway sections? Will you use it again on future trips like this or make a change. Thanks!
Hi David. I have put 25,000 miles on this DR. MOSTLY trail. It is not a highway machine if your talking interstate travel but certainly can do it. I did nearly 1,000 miles of that this summer. Check my channel for many more trips like this on this same DR. @JRDEPEW. WYBDR, ORBDR, UTBDR. With proper mods it does it all for a fraction cost.
The IDBDR would not be a problem if you are used to moderate challenges. WABDR is a bit tougher in places. There is always an easier alternative to choose. If you have to pick one, I’d go with IDBDR.
Joe could you tell me what type or brand armor you are wearing? I’m looking for something light and breathable to wear over a T shirt and possibly throw a jersey over it. Thanks
That's the setup I like. I use a Forcefield Pro Air armored zip up mesh shirt over a moisture wicking Tee and a riding jersey on top. A puffy jacket if Chilly. A rain shell for wet. A more rugged shell jacket can fit over if armor in it is removed.
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I'm getting old. Hopefully my old days will be like you. Amen.
Thanks!
It just never gets old. I'll be adventure riding this year 2023. Thanks for sharing. 😊 so excited.
Like your channel, just starting ADV riding at 65, my wife asks why. Grew up on dirt bikes been riding Harleys for the last 20 figured it was time to get back to my roots. Keep the videos. Ok’ing really enjoy them.
Thanks so much. Show her one, she might get it! Hope to have more material for videos soon.
Great video ! Thanks for sharing it.
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
Great recap. And who doesn't like a Pendleton at the end of a long day
Love your stuff!! Keep it up!!
Thanks! Will do!
Great video - thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Heading out this way this summer. Ketchum to Wallace, mostly following the Tour of Idaho t1 and t2 and hope to take the BDR back. I absolutely love the Wallace and Avery area. Can't wait. Thanks for sharing man
Glad it was useful.
Nice video. I live along the northern part of the IDBDR. We do have a LOT of side by sides ripping around. I tell everyone I ride with to expect a large vehicle in your lane on EVERY blind corner.
Great advice. Can’t let your guard down. Thanks for watching, too.
JR.. I just realized that I think I met you on the IDBDR? My name is Joaquin. We camped on the East South fork of the Salmon River. I have the 2021 890R.
Absolutely correct! This series leads up eventually to our campsite! Cool to hear from you. Hope your doing well.
Any 2023 rids planned,I’m a 61 year old looking for someone else to ride with.Thank you for the great videos
Working on it. Hopefully the Southwest and maybe Oregon BDR.
I would love to pick your brain regarding the Idaho BDR. I just started riding dual sport two years ago. I am planning a trip for 2024 doing the Idaho BDR and extending up into Coeur d’Alene. How can we connect? Thank you so much great video.
PM me on Messenger, Joe Depew. There is a IDBDR FB page you can ask questions on and learn from regarding that BDR too.
Sounds great will do. Thank you so much. I will probably drop my phone number if you don’t mind.
Nice report! Looks like a great trip. Considering a DR for the WABDR and it looks like it worked well for you. How did it do on the highway sections? Will you use it again on future trips like this or make a change. Thanks!
Hi David. I have put 25,000 miles on this DR. MOSTLY trail. It is not a highway machine if your talking interstate travel but certainly can do it. I did nearly 1,000 miles of that this summer. Check my channel for many more trips like this on this same DR. @JRDEPEW. WYBDR, ORBDR, UTBDR. With proper mods it does it all for a fraction cost.
Hi JR, thanks for the reply. I'm definitely working through your channel. Cheers!
Do you think a 650 VStrom would handle that trip? Doesn’t look too rough, definitely need knobby tires.
The IDBDR would not be a problem if you are used to moderate challenges. WABDR is a bit tougher in places. There is always an easier alternative to choose. If you have to pick one, I’d go with IDBDR.
Hi, I’ve ridden with a group over LoLo pass and Magruder . How and what do you use for navigation along the way.
Hi, I use a dedicated phone with GAIA app installed and gpx tracks loaded. RideBDR.com has the tracks for the BDR's.
Joe could you tell me what type or brand armor you are wearing? I’m looking for something light and breathable to wear over a T shirt and possibly throw a jersey over it. Thanks
That's the setup I like. I use a Forcefield Pro Air armored zip up mesh shirt over a moisture wicking Tee and a riding jersey on top. A puffy jacket if Chilly. A rain shell for wet. A more rugged shell jacket can fit over if armor in it is removed.
Thanks so much!!
Did you find any single track BDR?
No single tracks. I wasn't looking for them though.