The first thing that came to my mind after seeing this film is a 2008 movie called 'One Week'. I'd highly recommend that movie to anyone who likes contents like this. BTW, well done Chris you have earned a new subscriber
I just watched One Week because of your comment. THANK YOU! I likely never would have discovered the movie otherwise. It's a movie that will stick with me for a long, long time....................and I'll probably watch again after my memory fades a little.
My all time favourite movie. Touring Canada. Gord Downie in a scene playing a man with cancer. I’ve watched it 10 times. The full movie is actually on RUclips.
The day after I retired years ago, I drove my bike from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Jacksonville, Florida to Nashville, up to Ontario then back home. About 9,500 kms over 32 days. On day 2, I was curled up under an overpass in the US waiting out a torrential rain thinking “this is nuts”. I kept going anyway. You’ve explained why I continued in a way I never could.
In the world of 10 second reels, this video felt like such a breeze.. could watch this for hours.. Bonnie owner here.. looking forward to similar trips.. I've been to shorter rides in the NYC area (Seven Lakes Drive etc)
Then I’ve been the main character in many a movie, and I’ve loved every minute of it. When I didn’t have a camera, the memory shots remain in my mind till the day I depart
Ohh Man, it gave me goosebumps. The video is truely amazing dude, keep it up and keeping uploading such ride and drone shots along with your serene commentary :) Really enjoyed the video !!!
The shots, the scenery, the words, the bike, wow what a video man. I just got a Bonnie myself and can't wait to take trips like this. Just subscribed, ride safe
Hi Chris, with lots of love from Kolkata, India! I love your videos, specially this one, as it captures how I feel when I ride. Your videos are always genuine and from your heart!
Good day to you! I am a senior rider on HONDA Cross Cub from Japan. I am enjoying camping,touring and upload video. This is so nice adventure video! Awesome! Have a nice day my friend!
There's a lot of crap out there getting views for no reason. I think this great video deserve more attention than what its getting! Greetings from Pakistan! 👋
@@ChrisIronhardt Hey Chris, if you want to see some videos of Triumph riding in nice NZ scenery check out "DB Seven Moto" (youtube channel from Nelson, NZ :)
Always come back to your videos when I can't seem to get out to ride. Hope you're all well and always waiting on your next video, cheers from Thailand!!
This was a beautiful video! I live close to the Adirondacks, and saw a lot of familiar places where I've made some great memories over the years. It made me long for more adventures. Subscribed!
I cannot comprehend how much effort and retakes it must have required to get the scenic views while riding. The passion is clearly visible. Ride safe, mate. ;)
Great video. Reminded me of the great Woody Guthrie’s famous song “This Land Was Made For You and Me” and it’s seldom heard 4th verse: “As I was walkin' - I saw a sign there And that sign said "No trespassin'" But on the other side .... it didn't say nothin! Now that side was made for you and me!”
Great video, man. I'm planning on taking a long distance trip from Canada to the Southern US this summer and filming it too; this is some great inspiration. Cheers!
Awesome and full of inspiration. Enjoyed the videos you've done. Well thought out, shot and narrated. Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance in a RUclips video. Keep it coming - and come to the UK!
This was so well done, I enjoyed it very much. I came to your channel to check out bonneville se bikes but found a lot more interesting content. You have a real talent, and a cool bike 🙂 thanks for taking the time to do this.
Cheers - thanks brother. NH is one of my favorite spots to ride - the Kanc + Bear Notch Road. I road up Mt. Washington in a car when I was younger - haven’t done it on 2 wheels though
We were a mere 5 minutes too late when we got to the gate of Mt Washington. I knew at that moment I was probably never have the chance to ride it again.
Recently watched your video on valve adjusting on the bonnie. Great vid. Simplified the process very well. Included excel sheet was awesome. My shims are on the way. Cant wait to get back on my bike this fall. Its been sitting since late last year.
Amazing video. Very cinematographic. One note of caution, you are not following best practices for building fires in the middle of the woods. You will start a forest fire at some point.
Chris, I just subscribed to your channel. What an inspiring video. I found it to be inspiring because I just started to ride my 1971 Honda CB500 through northern Michigan. Touring on a 50-year-old motorcycle is an adventure all by itself, but that's what it was designed to do. I'm curious, what cameras and drones do you use? I currently only do still photography. Thanks and look forward to your next video.
Thanks Steven - for this video I used a Panasonic Lumix LX100, GoPro Hero 7, and DJI Mavic Air. Filming takes a bit more patience (having to set the camera, and then hop back on the bike and drive through the scene) - but is rewarding after it's all said and done... A 50-year motorcycle certainly sounds like any trip with it comes with a few unexpected surprises / challenges - but I would guess it's quite a very tactile experience.
@@ChrisIronhardt Brazil has beautiful roads, one of most well known is called "Serra do Rio do Rastro", with many curve. Also have "BR 319" known as phantom road, that crosses forest amazon.
Great blogs Chris ..i love CANADA and Alaska remote bush ...Can International people buy bikes and Lic and Rego them easy in these countries to do this sort of thing ..??
How do you deal with riding motorcycle in windy places? I rode around 700 mile road trip last week from bay area through Yosemite to Twin Lakes and back a semi northern western route. Trip was great until around 40 miles from home, in Cordelia between Sacramento and into Cordelia wind suddenly became ferocious! When the wind began blowing my and my motorcycle across into other lanes of traffic on the freeway I pulled off into Cordelia near a gas station. Even then while simply trying to make a very very slow u turn wind gust blew my motorcycle and me onto the road! ENded up having to get towed back the remaining 40ish miles wind was so bad!
Really digging your videos -as mentioned in another of your videos, it'd be great if you shared (links/names/both) what gear it is your using an any modifications you've made to the bike. Thanks!
@@ChrisIronhardt Thanks for the reply - what jacket are you wearing? Thoughts on it for the summer (I'm here in Texas). Also - I'm 5'8" - would the Rambler be too tall?
@@Wolf-mx7xx my jacket is the Naked & Famous Guardian selvedge jacket. It’s great for summer - as long as you’re on a bike. And the bike is a Bonneville - but it has a low seat height so you’d be fine.
Amazing video, beautiful shots, I enjoyed it a lot. The dream of having such a trip on my own is alive again. Thanks for sharing. 😉
Thanks brother!
@@ChrisIronhardt what is the music named you use in this video?
The first thing that came to my mind after seeing this film is a 2008 movie called 'One Week'. I'd highly recommend that movie to anyone who likes contents like this. BTW, well done Chris you have earned a new subscriber
Thanks Sonu! I’ve never seen One Week but will have to check it out.
I just watched One Week because of your comment. THANK YOU! I likely never would have discovered the movie otherwise. It's a movie that will stick with me for a long, long time....................and I'll probably watch again after my memory fades a little.
My all time favourite movie. Touring Canada. Gord Downie in a scene playing a man with cancer. I’ve watched it 10 times. The full movie is actually on RUclips.
The day after I retired years ago, I drove my bike from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Jacksonville, Florida to Nashville, up to Ontario then back home. About 9,500 kms over 32 days. On day 2, I was curled up under an overpass in the US waiting out a torrential rain thinking “this is nuts”. I kept going anyway. You’ve explained why I continued in a way I never could.
Your voice + the background guitar solo + the video =
Thanks Arka! Appreciate it
The words, the narration make this video ever so special..!! Keep up the great work..!!
Life ...... is beaufull life , running in you , running in me !!!!
You are an inspiration! So simple and so eloquent. Thank you for giving.
Thanks Mark!
In the world of 10 second reels, this video felt like such a breeze.. could watch this for hours.. Bonnie owner here.. looking forward to similar trips.. I've been to shorter rides in the NYC area (Seven Lakes Drive etc)
Thanks! I appreciate this comment - 10 second reels are my enemy.
Words just can't describe this fascinating Masterpiece ♥ Keep up bro
Then I’ve been the main character in many a movie, and I’ve loved every minute of it.
When I didn’t have a camera, the memory shots remain in my mind till the day I depart
Ohh Man, it gave me goosebumps.
The video is truely amazing dude, keep it up and keeping uploading such ride and drone shots along with your serene commentary :)
Really enjoyed the video !!!
Thanks Kunj! Appreciate the love
I am fortunate to have had Triumph experiences like you. Your filming of yours is great! Thanks
10m of pure joy, inspiration and shared motivation to go, simply go beyond your couch, go, live your life to the fullest! Thank you!! 👍👍
The shots, the scenery, the words, the bike, wow what a video man. I just got a Bonnie myself and can't wait to take trips like this. Just subscribed, ride safe
Superb narration!! Can’t get enough!!
最美的风景，不是想要去的目的地，而是沿途的一切。不管怎样，既然选择出发，就不要对前路担心和畏惧，只有最勇敢和懂得欣赏的人，才配得上那些不为人知的伟大经历。很喜欢你的视频，希望你不要放弃自己喜欢做的事，在未来，可以拍出更多、更好的作品！
Hi Chris, with lots of love from Kolkata, India! I love your videos, specially this one, as it captures how I feel when I ride. Your videos are always genuine and from your heart!
Awesome,cinematography
Very professional.
U make everyone watching, to ride
Love from india
Cheers thanks Binto
you have real life man, i can feel you are really enjoy life and riding motorcycle that's the real freedom give you all my respect ! take care bro !
Good day to you!
I am a senior rider on HONDA Cross Cub from Japan.
I am enjoying camping,touring and upload video.
This is so nice adventure video!
Awesome!
Have a nice day my friend!
Amazing Cinematic video
In love with your works, Keep Doing this!
I am just discovering your videos, and I think that they are FANTASTIC!
Thanks for the zenful content.
Dave
There's a lot of crap out there getting views for no reason. I think this great video deserve more attention than what its getting! Greetings from Pakistan! 👋
fueling that urge for freedom. packing up camping gear as i watch this!
Outstanding video. A work of artistic beauty.
Very well written, narrated, and in the moment. Thanks very much.
Cheers - thanks Dave
phenomenal stuff man- true poetic commentary on a myriad of things
Awesome Chris, I have a 2013 bonnie in NZ...Love all your videos, this is another great watch, thanks :)
Cheers - would love to ride in NZ soon! Thanks
@@ChrisIronhardt Hey Chris, if you want to see some videos of Triumph riding in nice NZ scenery check out "DB Seven Moto" (youtube channel from Nelson, NZ :)
Awesome....
Greetings from
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
Always come back to your videos when I can't seem to get out to ride. Hope you're all well and always waiting on your next video, cheers from Thailand!!
Cheers! Yes I have a view videos in the works - hope to release them within the next few months. Appreciate the support
As always, great evocative vid.
Hi Chris, thats one heck of a content! Enjoyed it much rather inspiring riderz to just go out there and ride.
Great take on what motorcycling is, you nailed it! Keep on going with this great channel!
I love your videos. Well done Chris 👍
This was a beautiful video! I live close to the Adirondacks, and saw a lot of familiar places where I've made some great memories over the years. It made me long for more adventures.
Subscribed!
Thanks! I’m hoping to get back to the Adirondacks or over to the Finger Lakes this summer for a motorcycle trip.
What a beautiful and inspiring video! Congrats, mate!
I’ve been wondering how Heaven looks like unless I saw this perfect film! Thanks a lot! And hello from Belarus!)
Love the content brother! I'm excited for my first season of riding my new t100. Thanks for the inspiration! Stay safe out there
Cheers - thanks!
As always , just beautiful and brilliant .
Cheers - thanks Vijay!
great riding !! I like relaxed riding by Triumph Bikes ! I'm owner of a 2020 Street Twin !!
Cheers! Love the street twin
I cannot comprehend how much effort and retakes it must have required to get the scenic views while riding. The passion is clearly visible. Ride safe, mate. ;)
Cheers brother! A lot of effort to set up the shots - but I enjoy the process.
Thank you for making me feel good !
Great video. Reminded me of the great Woody Guthrie’s famous song “This Land Was Made For You and Me” and it’s seldom heard 4th verse:
“As I was walkin' - I saw a sign there
And that sign said "No trespassin'"
But on the other side .... it didn't say nothin!
Now that side was made for you and me!”
I often get mesmerized when I watch your videos 🙏❤
just discovered your channel and love it.
Beautiful video, love your content! It's nice to experience a sense of freedom through your videos.
Great video, man. I'm planning on taking a long distance trip from Canada to the Southern US this summer and filming it too; this is some great inspiration. Cheers!
Cheers thanks Patrick! Sounds like an exciting trip
You have put a lot of hardwork in taking all those shots .nice work
That's what riding should be..enjoying nature to the fullest..great..be safe😀
Awesome and full of inspiration. Enjoyed the videos you've done. Well thought out, shot and narrated. Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance in a RUclips video. Keep it coming - and come to the UK!
I thought of that book as well.
Feel like I'm watching a movie , Great stuff brother 👌
This is fantastic, it must take such a long time to collect all this footage but its worth it in the end!
Can you please make a video on how you make such masterpiece, please. I love this.
Hot damn! This is what I need daily.... ❤
This is so relaxing
Words are soooooo touching..
Cheers thanks Linson!
This was so well done, I enjoyed it very much. I came to your channel to check out bonneville se bikes but found a lot more interesting content. You have a real talent, and a cool bike 🙂 thanks for taking the time to do this.
Thanks Rob! Really appreciate the comment
Those drone shots are money, I cannot wait to visit the Adirondaks from Montreal Canada.
Cheers! Thanks Dan - love riding up in Canada
I miss riding…
Thank you.
i absolutely respects and resonates with your thoughts. Liked. Subscribed. From India.
Cheers thanks Vikas
You've inspired me to get my own bike...
Love it , Love it & Love It.
Amazing video as always. I enjoyed the heck out of it. Keep it up, brother! Keep. It. Up...
Thanks brother!
Have a good trip.
From libya🇱🇾🇱🇾.
Simply amazing 😍
You rock, my brother.
Cheers, thanks Geoff
Beautiful video sir.
Beautiful video
Mt Washington is an amazing ride, especially to the peak. Wish I had more time to ride NH roads. Love the narration
Cheers - thanks brother. NH is one of my favorite spots to ride - the Kanc + Bear Notch Road. I road up Mt. Washington in a car when I was younger - haven’t done it on 2 wheels though
We were a mere 5 minutes too late when we got to the gate of Mt Washington. I knew at that moment I was probably never have the chance to ride it again.
You're a G. Amazing video
Nice video buddy..love from India... carry on
Recently watched your video on valve adjusting on the bonnie. Great vid. Simplified the process very well. Included excel sheet was awesome. My shims are on the way. Cant wait to get back on my bike this fall. Its been sitting since late last year.
WOOOOOOOW Amaazing!!!
Your videos are so well done and inspiring love them
Amazing video. Very cinematographic. One note of caution, you are not following best practices for building fires in the middle of the woods. You will start a forest fire at some point.
Great video and commentary 🤗
Chris, I just subscribed to your channel. What an inspiring video. I found it to be inspiring because I just started to ride my 1971 Honda CB500 through northern Michigan. Touring on a 50-year-old motorcycle is an adventure all by itself, but that's what it was designed to do. I'm curious, what cameras and drones do you use? I currently only do still photography. Thanks and look forward to your next video.
Thanks Steven - for this video I used a Panasonic Lumix LX100, GoPro Hero 7, and DJI Mavic Air. Filming takes a bit more patience (having to set the camera, and then hop back on the bike and drive through the scene) - but is rewarding after it's all said and done... A 50-year motorcycle certainly sounds like any trip with it comes with a few unexpected surprises / challenges - but I would guess it's quite a very tactile experience.
I love this video .
Hi, i like yours videos. It's simple and beautiful. Congrats from Brasil.
Thanks! How is riding a motorcycle in Brazil? Any top roads?
@@ChrisIronhardt Brazil has beautiful roads, one of most well known is called "Serra do Rio do Rastro", with many curve. Also have "BR 319" known as phantom road, that crosses forest amazon.
Great video! Makes me want to buy a bike and get back into riding.
Thanks! What made you get out of riding?
@@ChrisIronhardt sold my bike for my wife’s wedding ring and just haven’t bought another bike.
@@atpgarageatl a noble reason to sell the bike!
@@ChrisIronhardt Thank you. I'll have another one day. Thank you for the inspiring videos!
Amazing roads
Keep Uploading Sir...
I have a few new videos coming in the next 2 months - stay tuned
Ah! Now I see the bar end mirrors! 🙂
wow i really needed this
Inspiring stuff man. Please buy some protective boots !😬
That looks like the lake George area?…is the end part during the annual AMERICADE rally and expo at lake George?
Chris, can I ask what road you are on in the beginning of the video? Love the video. Thanks for sharing.
For sure - it is Whiteface Memorial Highway
Currently shopping for a sidecar so I can take my dog Cho Cho on the adventure of a lifetime. NorCal to ???
700 miles round trip from NYC? How many days was the trip? I'm planning a similar trip through cornwall Ontario to Adirondacks to NYC.
Great blogs Chris ..i love CANADA and Alaska remote bush ...Can International people buy bikes and Lic and Rego them easy in these countries to do this sort of thing ..??
your Narration is too good. Very impressive vlog
How do you deal with riding motorcycle in windy places? I rode around 700 mile road trip last week from bay area through Yosemite to Twin Lakes and back a semi northern western route. Trip was great until around 40 miles from home, in Cordelia between Sacramento and into Cordelia wind suddenly became ferocious! When the wind began blowing my and my motorcycle across into other lanes of traffic on the freeway I pulled off into Cordelia near a gas station.
Even then while simply trying to make a very very slow u turn wind gust blew my motorcycle and me onto the road! ENded up having to get towed back the remaining 40ish miles wind was so bad!
stunning 👍
Amazing
Were you inspired by anyone on RUclips? Your videos are incredibly well made
Amazing video and trip. Can you share your route?
Nice video
Really digging your videos -as mentioned in another of your videos, it'd be great if you shared (links/names/both) what gear it is your using an any modifications you've made to the bike. Thanks!
Good idea - anything specific you're interested in? Happy to answer.
I haven't made too many modifications to the bike.
@@ChrisIronhardt Thanks for the reply - what jacket are you wearing? Thoughts on it for the summer (I'm here in Texas). Also - I'm 5'8" - would the Rambler be too tall?
@@Wolf-mx7xx my jacket is the Naked & Famous Guardian selvedge jacket. It’s great for summer - as long as you’re on a bike. And the bike is a Bonneville - but it has a low seat height so you’d be fine.
@@ChrisIronhardt Silly me - I meant Scrambler! Thanks brother - keep on keepin on.
Where do you park the bike when you wonder off into the woods?