Hey you know you don't have to be a professional Cross Country Rider (Off Road) to ride those kind of trails. But one thing any rider should remember is " Every Man has got to know his Limitations". Anyone whom is riding along , one should ride a little slower, if you break something on the Bike it could put you afoot or if you break a foot or leg, arm, or even a finger would not be good. Looks like you ride very well for this type of riding. You look comfortable in the Saddle, and Handle the Bike very well. Me, I started riding back in 1961. I have been riding for 62 years, the first 40 some of those were on Dirt Bikes, or Dual-Sports Bike, with one Mini-Bike to start learning on. I let my 1993 KLX Dual Sport go back in 2010 along with my last racer 1972 Bultaco Flat-Tracker. The first 30+ years of riding I was learning how to wreck without breaking anything (with never happen very many times). Now for the last 30 years I've been riding on the Hiways, with either my Harley Davidson 1993 Electra Glide of my 1989 Sportster Street Tracker 1200. In which now I am Learning "How Not to Crash". Hope to see more of your videos. Ride Safe Today and You'll Ride Again Tomorrow.
Good ride man. You came in from the Coalmont end past Lodestone Lake. I did it in a stock 1982 Toyota 4x4 in the late 80s from the Princeton Hwy. , where you came out. Cheers .
Hey dude. It's the owner of the mystery bush pig. I'm all good. I got your note but then promptly lost it of course. Went back and got my bike 2 weeks ago. Started right up no issues. Long story on why it was left there. Needless to say.... Don't do the whipsaw in June. There might be a little too much snow on the trail 😁. Thanks for the riding props. It was rough but a blast.
Hi Paul, awesome to hear that you are A OK! Did the RCMP get ahold of you? I called them and asked if they would trace your plate and make sure you got out safe but it didn’t seem like they were too understanding of the situation.
No, I called the RCMP when I got back so hopefully they made sure that they made it out safe. I left a note on the bushpig for them to get intouch with me.
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Hey you know you don't have to be a professional Cross Country Rider (Off Road) to ride those kind of trails. But one thing any rider should remember is " Every Man has got to know his Limitations". Anyone whom is riding along , one should ride a little slower, if you break something on the Bike it could put you afoot or if you break a foot or leg, arm, or even a finger would not be good.
Looks like you ride very well for this type of riding. You look comfortable in the Saddle, and Handle the Bike very well.
Me, I started riding back in 1961. I have been riding for 62 years, the first 40 some of those were on Dirt Bikes, or Dual-Sports Bike, with one Mini-Bike to start learning on. I let my 1993 KLX Dual Sport go back in 2010 along with my last racer 1972 Bultaco Flat-Tracker.
The first 30+ years of riding I was learning how to wreck without breaking anything (with never happen very many times). Now for the last 30 years I've been riding on the Hiways, with either my Harley Davidson 1993 Electra Glide of my 1989 Sportster Street Tracker 1200. In which now I am Learning "How Not to Crash".
Hope to see more of your videos.
Ride Safe Today and You'll Ride Again Tomorrow.
Good ride man. You came in from the Coalmont end past Lodestone Lake. I did it in a stock 1982 Toyota 4x4 in the late 80s from the Princeton Hwy. , where you came out. Cheers .
Hey dude. It's the owner of the mystery bush pig. I'm all good. I got your note but then promptly lost it of course. Went back and got my bike 2 weeks ago. Started right up no issues. Long story on why it was left there. Needless to say.... Don't do the whipsaw in June. There might be a little too much snow on the trail 😁. Thanks for the riding props. It was rough but a blast.
Hi Paul, awesome to hear that you are A OK! Did the RCMP get ahold of you? I called them and asked if they would trace your plate and make sure you got out safe but it didn’t seem like they were too understanding of the situation.
Went to see my dad in Iowa road my Tiger 1200 from Idaho, 1300+ miles of freedom. Ride when you can will be heading back home on the 12th
When are you coming back to Baja
This fall as long as Canada opens the border. I'm thinking seriously about entering the 6 Day Baja Rally.
Ever solve the mystery of the missing rider?
No, I called the RCMP when I got back so hopefully they made sure that they made it out safe. I left a note on the bushpig for them to get intouch with me.