Hi! I loved the videos for Red Rocks to Mountain Tops as well as the Battleborn Nevada series you did. I’m trying to plan trips to do both of these rides but the link to the gps files isn’t working for either of them. Is there still a way to get these gpx files? Thanks in advance!!
Even with all the internet research tools, good gear, and good bikes this is still a big undertaking. My pops used to do this kind of stuff back in the 60's on old Triumph's and BSA's with a fistful of paper maps.
Glad to hear it! We love being able to provide as much value as possible through the entire process of owning and riding adventure bikes! We appreciate you following along with us! - Josh
Watching this after a year stuck in quarantine in Europe, after years of travelling and living around the world. Managed to do a solo bike trip last summer from Italy to Nordkapp and down through Eastern Europe and stayed in Greece 1 month. But now back in lockdown. Watching these kinds of videos right now isn’t easy but I’m so grateful that you made them! Thank you!
What a top quality video! No selfie shots, no constant blabbing, no blasting music but instead lots of amazing scenery and excellent voice over. Big thumbs up! I will say though, those bikes didn’t look like they ranged from five feet to nineteen feet long :)
Justin is the only person I recognize his videos are why I get my products from Rocky Mountain ADV. Nice route wish I was there and by the way the tusk products on your web site are amazing so durable.
Utah is such a beautiful state. I was out there just a week ago around Northern Arizona and then around Moab at Arches National Park. I was with the family, so no bike to ride, but I want to get out there on two wheels and experience all that area has to offer. Was in Colorado as well. After finishing the Continental Divide through Colorado it definitely teased my appetite for that area. Gotta get back out there on my bike. Looks like a blast!
It's great that you included all those older bikes (plus some new bikes), to show people that you don't necessarily need a brand new KTM to have a great adventure. Looking forward to watching the series and seeing how they all go.
Wow, guys, inspiring stuff. I’m a mountain biker who is slowly getting into the dual-sport scene and I’m so glad I found your channel and site. So much to learn!
I'm in the exact same situation, I have a YT Capra and just picked up an XT350 and I'm afraid that I've fallen in love with another expensive hobby hahaha
Thanks for putting this all together, 5 of us just finished your ride. Did the 5 day plan, worked out great. We did add Last Dollar road instead of the highway into Telluride, but everything else we followed your tracks. Awesome ride!
Very cool. I've spent time over the years in Monticello at Bull Hallow and have made trips up through Telluride, Ouray, Silverton on pavement. As stunningly beautiful as the area is from the road, you show how much more outrageously awesome it is from the trail. Good job! Thank you for posting what seems to be your living our dreams!
This is awesome! Thanks for all the resources to plan out this ride and the comments about the sections and alternates. RMATV is a great company and i'm happy to be a repeat customer.
Awesome video series! I am a little disappointed that Justin isn't riding the DT 175! How about an ADV series on the budget bikes? Definitely inspired to get back and ride.
Thanks guys! I don't think the DT would have made it. We are talking about doing an ADV ride on budget bikes though. I think it would be a blast! - Justin
Liberty Tree I recently got the CRF250L and was wondering how far I can push it. Most videos on YT limit it to dirt roads. You think it can do some of these trails?
@@ScarySpots dude are you blind? He’s riding a ktm 890..... a adventure bike. Unless your a absolutely horrible rider, you should be able to do way way more than this.
Blase Ceasar, douchbag, define liberal literally and get back to me. I know why you need authoritarians telling you what to think and do. You won’t be enjoying nature or technology without many of us science loving folks.
Great video guys. I have been riding for over 40 years and just recently got into adventure riding. Something I should tried many years ago. I will or sure be watching the rest of the videos..
Absolutely love your ADV series vids! You guys do great work getting the information laid out and the editing is top notch! As a fellow Utahn I cant wait to go hit this ride, looking forward to the rest of the series.
Thanks for the support! We'd love to see you out there! If you take any photos while on the route, make sure to tag us and we'll send you some exclusive Red Rocks to Mountain Tops stickers 🤘
Hay mate Paul from Australia , its winter in Australia and were I live up in the Mountains does get snow ( rode throw it 3 weeks ago ) I LOVED your 4 part series " EPIC " would love to come to the states and do that ride. ( after we can travel again ) Keep up the great work
Great Ride!! I was just up in Ouray and Silverton CO on my Tiger 800XCA last week but I was solo riding from AZ thru, NM, CO and UT. Did not take the Imogene Pass because I was riding solo... Thanks for the View!!
This is an amazing series! Thanks for all the work you put into this ride. Would really enjoy riding this someday. Keep up the good work and ride safe!
I miss that area, I did a lot of growing up in that area. I have lived in SoCal for the past 37 years now. I grew up on dirt bikes. I'm now looking at adventure bikes. #nevertoooldtogetlooseinthedirt!
I just bought a 2020 Beta 390RR-S and can't wait to hit these passes on day trips! I have a BMWF800GS and have done a few of the backcountry discovery routes by Touratech but I am definitely excited to get out and rip around on a lighter bike. Enjoy all your adventure trips on this channel!
Thanks for putting these together guys - I've rode a few of the BDR routes now and some of the TAT, but these are welcome additions to the gpx library ;)
@@mattbillenstein Sounds awesome! We're hoping to head up that way for some future rides! I'm sure Eric is itching to work his route magic through the northern states! - Josh
Wolverines? I've always been drawn to wolverines but never seen one, not that I'd expect to see one out there. Dude, you just nudged me one step closer to getting out there to rent a bike. With retirement 14 mos. away and over 100k on my '07 KLR(resting in the shed) anticipation is growing. My Super Tenere is loads of grins here on the central PA roads of all kinds from Appalachian forest roads to Amish farm valley vistas. I'll never get tired of riding PA but my 4th trip to Utah, only in cars so far, will be epic. Looking forward to a Big Sky Moose Drool or two too.
I am 5'11" 200 lbs - if I want to do this kind of riding, would a Honda CRF 450L be powerful enough to handle my weight & luggage on these types of trails??? Thanks - LOVE these videos!
Just found this series tonight and stayed up way past my bedtime for it! Gets me excited for warmer weather. I haven’t seen the other videos so I’m not sure you to gear reviews. Would be good to hear your prefs. That said, which bright day-glo jacket is “Bro” wearing?
Great video series @RockyMountainATVMC!! Would a WR250R be able to handle this you think? I was wondering if Justin would choose his RM 'Adventurized' WRR, or do you need more horsepower? Some of those rocky sections I would want a super light bike on... not a 650 or heavier. Keep up the great work!
Just finished COBDR on my WR250R. Having a light bike was great, and only once was power a concern due to elevation- the steep switchbacks of Corkscrew Pass required first gear, full throttle, and a bit of clutch to keep from stalling. Lower gearing would have helped... mine is stock.
Little tricky on road-rides (not very smooth), buy my Moose insert gives me peace-of-mind on these rides as I have to worry a lot less about flat tires and such. We've changed plenty of flat tires on these kinds of rides, but never on my bikes.
on the pavement part of the trip, by Ridgeway when you hit highway 62 to highway 145 to Telluride. Y'all should ride the "Last Dollar Road" it doesn't disappoint with the views.
I think you should do a multi day touring trip on the Honda CT125 ("Hunter Cub" I believe) once they are available and have some parts for modifying and selling. In some ways, they are designed nicely for light and economic adventuring. (rugged design for a motorbike/"scooter", comes with a huge rear rack, room for wider wheels and tires if you want, has a skid plate, and - gets extremely good fuel mileage - I believe over 150mpg is possible.) Bikes like these could bring people into ADV (and parts buying) who would otherwise not have done so -- some older guys, women, folks who feel too small/weak for big bikes, scooter nerds, efficiency lovers, nature lovers, hipsters, college kids who would buy a scooter for transportation, etc...
Old video but I can tell you exactly what it was that gave you a flat @ 20.57 it is the discarded stem from a pop rivet! that was used probably for a jeep trail repair.
What seemed to be the tire of choice for this ride, especially on the KLR's? I run Shinko 705's on my Gen 1 KLR but looking for a more trail type tire, maybe in the 50/50 range.
The new Tusk DSport Tires are our favorite tire right now. Check them out! www.rockymountainatvmc.com/tires-and-wheels/tusk-dsport%C2%AE-adventure-tire-p?v=15371
I really liked the video but I kinda feel it would have been more fun if the same guys who did the 5 miles of hell where on it! That group seemed to have loads more fun!!
The first link in the description will take you to our blog with more information and the GPS files for this route, or you can hit the link below for just the GPS files! www.rockymountainatvmc.com/rm-rider-exchange/terms-of-use-red-rocks-to-mountain-tops-route-information-and-gps-files/
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Check out the whole Red Rocks to Mountain Tops ADV Series Playlist here:
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Hi! I loved the videos for Red Rocks to Mountain Tops as well as the Battleborn Nevada series you did. I’m trying to plan trips to do both of these rides but the link to the gps files isn’t working for either of them. Is there still a way to get these gpx files? Thanks in advance!!
Even with all the internet research tools, good gear, and good bikes this is still a big undertaking. My pops used to do this kind of stuff back in the 60's on old Triumph's and BSA's with a fistful of paper maps.
If the purpose of these videos are to motivate me to get back out there so I buy more parts from RM, it's working. Thanks, guys!
Glad to hear it! We love being able to provide as much value as possible through the entire process of owning and riding adventure bikes! We appreciate you following along with us! - Josh
@@rmatvmc yes love this video series guys.
Watching this after a year stuck in quarantine in Europe, after years of travelling and living around the world. Managed to do a solo bike trip last summer from Italy to Nordkapp and down through Eastern Europe and stayed in Greece 1 month. But now back in lockdown. Watching these kinds of videos right now isn’t easy but I’m so grateful that you made them! Thank you!
What a top quality video! No selfie shots, no constant blabbing, no blasting music but instead lots of amazing scenery and excellent voice over. Big thumbs up! I will say though, those bikes didn’t look like they ranged from five feet to nineteen feet long :)
U gotta be kidding me, quality video??? hell no
Justin is the only person I recognize his videos are why I get my products from Rocky Mountain ADV. Nice route wish I was there and by the way the tusk products on your web site are amazing so durable.
Thanks for the shout out! Yeah Justin is our OG around here, and is credited for a lot of what the channel is now! - Josh
I love the old gen 1 KLR. He is my hero.
Scotty is gnarly for riding with his bars bent so far out of wack!
Utah is such a beautiful state. I was out there just a week ago around Northern Arizona and then around Moab at Arches National Park. I was with the family, so no bike to ride, but I want to get out there on two wheels and experience all that area has to offer. Was in Colorado as well. After finishing the Continental Divide through Colorado it definitely teased my appetite for that area. Gotta get back out there on my bike. Looks like a blast!
You should! It definitely won't disappoint you! Thanks for your views and feedback.
yess advenure time baby !!! binge watching time again !!! thx for sharing boys
It's great that you included all those older bikes (plus some new bikes), to show people that you don't necessarily need a brand new KTM to have a great adventure. Looking forward to watching the series and seeing how they all go.
Wow, guys, inspiring stuff. I’m a mountain biker who is slowly getting into the dual-sport scene and I’m so glad I found your channel and site. So much to learn!
I'm in the exact same situation, I have a YT Capra and just picked up an XT350 and I'm afraid that I've fallen in love with another expensive hobby hahaha
All i gotta say is: wow! your country is so beautiful, what fun you are having. fantastic
Thanks for following along with us! This is definitely one of our favorite rides!
That's it!!! I'm going to retire and do that. My 690 sits in my living room. It needs to be climbing mountain trails.
Thanks for putting this all together, 5 of us just finished your ride. Did the 5 day plan, worked out great. We did add Last Dollar road instead of the highway into Telluride, but everything else we followed your tracks. Awesome ride!
We love hearing that! It's such an epic area to explore. Thanks for letting us know how it went.
This looks like an amazing thing to do!! Sitting here thinking of how awesome it would be to do this with my son someday when he is older.
Very cool. I've spent time over the years in Monticello at Bull Hallow and have made trips up through Telluride, Ouray, Silverton on pavement. As stunningly beautiful as the area is from the road, you show how much more outrageously awesome it is from the trail. Good job! Thank you for posting what seems to be your living our dreams!
This is awesome! Thanks for all the resources to plan out this ride and the comments about the sections and alternates. RMATV is a great company and i'm happy to be a repeat customer.
Awesome video series! I am a little disappointed that Justin isn't riding the DT 175! How about an ADV series on the budget bikes? Definitely inspired to get back and ride.
Ray on the xr500 and skelly on the dt175 would have made this SO much better!
Thanks guys! I don't think the DT would have made it. We are talking about doing an ADV ride on budget bikes though. I think it would be a blast! - Justin
Liberty Tree I recently got the CRF250L and was wondering how far I can push it. Most videos on YT limit it to dirt roads. You think it can do some of these trails?
@@ScarySpots dude are you blind? He’s riding a ktm 890..... a adventure bike. Unless your a absolutely horrible rider, you should be able to do way way more than this.
Keeping an eye out for next years rides. This would have been fun to join.
i wish u guys have more time to do any video like this again. because i like it so much
Awesome guys......thanks for sharing...looking forward to the rest (found the rest !!)...Hay Ho from CANADA!
Fantastic and inspiring. No idea how anyone can hit the thumbs down unless they are total trolls. Great vid 🤘👍
Thanks for the support and following along! We had a great time putting this together for you guys! - Josh
dickiegoodtimes I guess only few liberals...
Blase Ceasar, douchbag, define liberal literally and get back to me. I know why you need authoritarians telling you what to think and do. You won’t be enjoying nature or technology without many of us science loving folks.
FYI, I have found 'Dynaplug' pro tire repair kit is incredible. One pouch has it all, even the inflator. Good Rides and Thanks
Great video guys. I have been riding for over 40 years and just recently got into adventure riding. Something I should tried many years ago. I will or sure be watching the rest of the videos..
Love this. Wish I had friends that ride.
Make some Mitchell, social media is a great tool for this, hit up the area-specific section of a forum!
Awesome love the ADV rides! And a Gen 1 KLR 👍
We love them too! The KLR is where we got started with ADV riding, so it will always have a special place in our hearts and rides! 🤘- Josh
Absolutely love your ADV series vids! You guys do great work getting the information laid out and the editing is top notch! As a fellow Utahn I cant wait to go hit this ride, looking forward to the rest of the series.
Thanks for the support! We'd love to see you out there! If you take any photos while on the route, make sure to tag us and we'll send you some exclusive Red Rocks to Mountain Tops stickers 🤘
Hay mate Paul from Australia , its winter in Australia and were I live up in the Mountains does get snow ( rode throw it 3 weeks ago ) I LOVED your 4 part series " EPIC " would love to come to the states and do that ride. ( after we can travel again ) Keep up the great work
Great Ride!! I was just up in Ouray and Silverton CO on my Tiger 800XCA last week but I was solo riding from AZ thru, NM, CO and UT. Did not take the Imogene Pass because I was riding solo... Thanks for the View!!
Sounds like a great trip! Those are some of our favorite states to adventure through!
Halfway through, finally riding!
Awesome video and storytelling!!!
Amazing!! One day... one day
You guys have the best damn jobs in the whole world. I'm totally jealous!!!!
So stoked for this series. I love your rides you guys do!
This is an amazing series! Thanks for all the work you put into this ride. Would really enjoy riding this someday. Keep up the good work and ride safe!
Beautiful scenery
I miss that area, I did a lot of growing up in that area. I have lived in SoCal for the past 37 years now. I grew up on dirt bikes. I'm now looking at adventure bikes. #nevertoooldtogetlooseinthedirt!
I absolutely have to visit you, there are cool tours you do there!
Great videos! So fun to watch! Thanks!
Very top gear esk. I loved this video. I can't wait to do this trail myself.
Love these adventure rides
9 companions on an adventure...I’ve heard of that before 🧙♂️
Imagine doing this as a complete novice off roader...
Great video!
It’s not that hard....
Amazing content! Enjoyed this video thoroughly! Can't wait to see the next episode!
I just bought a 2020 Beta 390RR-S and can't wait to hit these passes on day trips! I have a BMWF800GS and have done a few of the backcountry discovery routes by Touratech but I am definitely excited to get out and rip around on a lighter bike. Enjoy all your adventure trips on this channel!
Bruh why do you choose such bad bikes?!? Lmoa
Thanks for putting these together guys - I've rode a few of the BDR routes now and some of the TAT, but these are welcome additions to the gpx library ;)
Thanks for following along! Which routes have been your favorites so far?
Rocky Mountain ATV MC some really great days riding the oregon and washington bdr through the cascades - idaho was really cool as well!
@@mattbillenstein Sounds awesome! We're hoping to head up that way for some future rides! I'm sure Eric is itching to work his route magic through the northern states! - Josh
12:48... YES PLEASE! May i have another (twisted dirt trails)
Beautiful
Wow, what a cool ride. Great work, guys!
Excellent video.
Want a fun day ride in Colorado? Hit Pikes Peak, Mt. Evans, and Rocky Mt. National Park in the same day... Bring a jacket.
Awesome ride guys!!
Greetings from New Jersey,hope one day i can join that awesome ride!!
Wolverines? I've always been drawn to wolverines but never seen one, not that I'd expect to see one out there. Dude, you just nudged me one step closer to getting out there to rent a bike. With retirement 14 mos. away and over 100k on my '07 KLR(resting in the shed) anticipation is growing. My Super Tenere is loads of grins here on the central PA roads of all kinds from Appalachian forest roads to Amish farm valley vistas. I'll never get tired of riding PA but my 4th trip to Utah, only in cars so far, will be epic. Looking forward to a Big Sky Moose Drool or two too.
I was riding around grand junction a bit ago and my grandpa takes this for fun it’s pretty cool
Nice bike and gorgeous view!
Thanks for another great series
Eric, when are you going to do a video on your upgrades on your 790R??? a lot of us are dying to know!!
Best marketing strategy and great vids!!
Love these videos👍 gotta come ride with y'all some day!
Great video. Thanks for sharing!!
Awesome vids, cheers from Alaska!
Love ur trail sirs wish we had it here in my country
Awesome ride!
I am 5'11" 200 lbs - if I want to do this kind of riding, would a Honda CRF 450L be powerful enough to handle my weight & luggage on these types of trails??? Thanks - LOVE these videos!
Just ordered stiffer springs front and rear and a couple other things form you guys for my 93 xr650l
Sweet! A series! :D
amazing footage
Just found this series tonight and stayed up way past my bedtime for it! Gets me excited for warmer weather. I haven’t seen the other videos so I’m not sure you to gear reviews. Would be good to hear your prefs. That said, which bright day-glo jacket is “Bro” wearing?
Great video series @RockyMountainATVMC!! Would a WR250R be able to handle this you think? I was wondering if Justin would choose his RM 'Adventurized' WRR, or do you need more horsepower? Some of those rocky sections I would want a super light bike on... not a 650 or heavier. Keep up the great work!
Just finished COBDR on my WR250R. Having a light bike was great, and only once was power a concern due to elevation- the steep switchbacks of Corkscrew Pass required first gear, full throttle, and a bit of clutch to keep from stalling. Lower gearing would have helped... mine is stock.
Awesome scenery!👍👍👍
Amazing view and great adventure. . .
Awesome guys
Fabulous!!
This was such an Awesome series. Strange its not on their website anymore?
Little tricky on road-rides (not very smooth), buy my Moose insert gives me peace-of-mind on these rides as I have to worry a lot less about flat tires and such. We've changed plenty of flat tires on these kinds of rides, but never on my bikes.
on the pavement part of the trip, by Ridgeway when you hit highway 62 to highway 145 to Telluride. Y'all should ride the "Last Dollar Road" it doesn't disappoint with the views.
great video!
I think you should do a multi day touring trip on the Honda CT125 ("Hunter Cub" I believe) once they are available and have some parts for modifying and selling. In some ways, they are designed nicely for light and economic adventuring. (rugged design for a motorbike/"scooter", comes with a huge rear rack, room for wider wheels and tires if you want, has a skid plate, and - gets extremely good fuel mileage - I believe over 150mpg is possible.)
Bikes like these could bring people into ADV (and parts buying) who would otherwise not have done so -- some older guys, women, folks who feel too small/weak for big bikes, scooter nerds, efficiency lovers, nature lovers, hipsters, college kids who would buy a scooter for transportation, etc...
🤙😀🇵🇪Saludos, muy buen trip
Love from india,have seen the royal Enfield 👍
Old video but I can tell you exactly what it was that gave you a flat @ 20.57 it is the discarded stem from a pop rivet! that was used probably for a jeep trail repair.
Looks like you're right! That seems like a likely scenario.
My wrists hurt only from watching this terrain 🗻🪨🏔⛰
Great stuff. When describing the bikes, the apostrophe goes where something is omitted, so a 2019 is '19. 19' means 19 feet.
Lots of fun, but it looks like Troy was riding a 2018 Africa Twin Adventure Sports
im looking into maybe buying a drz 400. real quick did you have to swap jets any for that climb in elevation?
Wow, Imogene has had a lot of erosion on the trail... The climb out of Telluride was much smoother last time I did it
What seemed to be the tire of choice for this ride, especially on the KLR's? I run Shinko 705's on my Gen 1 KLR but looking for a more trail type tire, maybe in the 50/50 range.
The new Tusk DSport Tires are our favorite tire right now. Check them out! www.rockymountainatvmc.com/tires-and-wheels/tusk-dsport%C2%AE-adventure-tire-p?v=15371
I really liked the video but I kinda feel it would have been more fun if the same guys who did the 5 miles of hell where on it! That group seemed to have loads more fun!!
I'm sure they'd love it! We may or may not have something in the works for the 5MOH guys and some cheap ADV bikes! - Josh
Would love to see that!
I am riding a 2007 Kawasaki Ninja 650 "scrambler" and having a blast riding the Silverton Co. area.
What software do you use to make your routes?
Do you include a packing list ?
Bawk-a-lock-a?? 😆
LOL !
@@rickgpz1209 I thought it was just me
I’ve got a Honda CRF250L, you think I can do those passes? I’m also somewhat new to riding off-road
Of the bikes in this series, it feels like the 450L would make the offroad sections the easiest by far.
I will do this on my CRF1100L one day.
take sand flats rd up to La Sal loop rd to gateway.. avoid all the pavement to castle valley
Does anybody know if this route is passable in mid January? Just wondering about the snow pack at 13,000 feet
Looks like a great ride! Any chance y'all could post the GPX files of where you went?
The first link in the description will take you to our blog with more information and the GPS files for this route, or you can hit the link below for just the GPS files!
www.rockymountainatvmc.com/rm-rider-exchange/terms-of-use-red-rocks-to-mountain-tops-route-information-and-gps-files/
Do you guys air down tires at all on this trip?
Air up to avoid the flats!
Yes. You don't want to be running max pressure on those trails. It is a fine balance, though, to avoid pinch flats when running fully loaded.
I like lower pressure off-road. It is important to run rim locks and balance the tires. - Justin
God has been cleaning nature with fire for centuries
What motorcycle where used on this adventure?
Halcyon has no kick starter?