Epic Kentucky Dual Sport Adventure, Eagle Creek Hare Scrambles Park XT225 TW200 CRF300L DRZ400SM
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Another epic misadventure video on the Yamaha XT225 with my riding buddies at Eagle Creek Hare Scrambles Park in Corinth, KY. This is one of my favorite places to ride. We had a DRZ400SM, TW200, and brand new Honda CRF300L along for the ride.
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that crf300 is so clean
Brand new, just a week old, I think! He broke it in right. :)
Lovely place!
Nice one, Jimmy. In my `60`s with only a cruiser for now, but my 2nd bike would be a lightweight dual sport, so no hauling. I had a blast in my 20`s with my XL185.
Thanks, Pete, and I love those XLs! Would love to find a nice XL185 one day.
Excelente video, Jimmy
riding like that all day make a boy sleep good at night.
That's for sure!
You sure can ride that xt225 Jimmy.
Thanks for the great video!
NOW THAT looked like a HOLE LOT A FUN 😮👍 and i must say a darn good edit Jimmy LOVED IT 😁👌
ride safe and keep well Sir 😉🍺
Right on, Jeff! This is definitely MY KIND OF RIDING. :) And I appreciate the kind words on the edit, I was pretty proud of it. Ride safe!
Another good one Jimmy. Can't wait to get my little Honda out on the trails! Hope your buddy's brakes were good - wouldn't want to have to go Fred Flintsone style with only one boot!!
Kelly
Ha! He seemed to manage okay with one footage and half a boot but, not gonna lie, I would've packed it in! Let me know how the Honda goes and thanks for the kudos.
Had a good day out on the Honda finally! I ended up getting to the trails the one day and the darn thing wouldn't start! Frustrating as I'd checked it before I left...oh well - took it home and tore the carb apart, cleaned it out and she fired right up. The next day I was putting along and had a couple of nice deer stroll right across the trail in front of me - not alarmed at all. Gotta love a nice quiet bike sometimes.
Kelly
And that folks, is why you don't want a 700-pound bike with "Adventure plastic" on the trails. Your mates won't be able to help lift it over tree stumps LOL
Exactly! If I had a 700 pound bike I probably would have left it there and walked home! 😂
Jimmy. I live on the east side of Cincinnati in the Batavia area. Just purchased a TW200 to go along with my FJR1300. Getting ready to retire and looking forward to doing a little exploring. Have a couple of questions about the TW. Is there a way to reach out to you may by email?
How many miles was that loop?
What tires were you riding on ?
50/50 dual sport tires, the Shinko 244 up front and Kenda K270 out back. They did well on the rocks, roots, and dry terrain and only the mud holes slowed them down!