STRANDED IN A SNOW STORM! The Harsh Reality of Living off Motorcycles (S2 EP30)
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Date of adventure - September 2020
We’re not too sure how the residents of South Dakota view their winter snow storms, but a prediction of a slight dusting of snow for the area turned into almost a foot of snow. Not something you want to see when you’re traveling and living on a motorcycle.
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Im younger but your wife is a trooper......Alot of these young gals couldnt hang. Stay safe guys. If you got room to pack get yourself a "lil buddy" to heat the tent if you need it..One of those cans goes 8 hours.
Next time, use the tent to cover a bike👍🏻 Trust your instinct, not the weather channel
True that !!
Thats a great idea 💡
Wow ....im just amazed how you guys just do it , la, la ,la , no problem, its part of life ....
My wife would be complaining...lol ....hats off to you guys
...cute couple , great team work 👏
I live in Idaho and a gold prospector friend of mine rode a two-wheel-drive Ural motorcycle with a sidecar all winter. He was quite a sight to see coming over the mountain to town with a fur hat, goggles, big gauntlet style fur mittens on, and all hunched up over his motorcycle to stay warm LOL...
I’ve heard if those bikes. Much more stable with the side car in the snow
Oh my God!!! What a great video showing the unpredictability of life! What an adventure, thanks for taking us along for the ride!
Wow, I admire your determination. The cold brings it to a whole new level.
You two have made 2020 bearable. Thank you for doing your own thing in your own time.
You’re welcome. Cheers
Sitting inside watching this episode. Little colder here. Talking to you from Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada. Been minus 15 serious wind chill. Going to minus 20 celsius tonight. And, yes a windchill.
We have been watching most of your shows from your preping for your great travels in Texas, while everyone else sits at home during covid.
Thanks for your dedication to your trip and to sharing it with us.
Your a wonderful couple. All the best to your continued travels.
Lorna and Clay, Alberta
A suggestion, research shot tent and stove with chimney. Also heated gear to plug into your bike.
Heated gear is a wonderful thing! Saved my butt a couple of times.
Great video! Very entertaining. Better than the movies. Celebrity's in the making. Thanks for sharing with your fantastic personalities.
Wow that an awesome compliment. Thanks a bunch.
I’d be hugging that campfire! Stay warm you two!
Some day when your sitting in your rocking chairs you will think back to this adventure, and laugh. Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it. yes we will
Hey guys, this was your best video yet! I love how beautiful the snow was and wish I could’ve been there. Thanks for living an adventurous life and letting me and the rest of the world watch it.
John Stafford
Temple Texas
Thanks John thanks a bunch
Well said!
Smart to get the cabin,,,,I've been very cold up there camping in June,,,freezing but no snow. You survived it,,,good job.
Man, all that snow on those bikes... that's borderline bike abuse :) I thought you may have considered dragging the tent onto the covered shelter right next to the tent. Got to hand it to you, you don't give up very easily. Thanks for sharing.
I live in Minnesota, in South Dakota a lot hauling cattle, I remember that storm . It was a bit of a freak storm, it’s happened before but not really that often. I’ve been out there a lot on the bike that time of the year. Really enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing!
Yes this was a freak storm for sure. supposed to be a dusting then that happened
You guys are real trooper's ... Be safe my friends . 👍
Great. Video. My wife also brings a umbrella on our road trips (great for when stuck on interstate in high temperatures, some shade at least or a snow storm ) beautiful country!
Wow! Great story!. You two are an inspiration! Snow Flurry? I surprised you're not locked in for the entire season. They build Texan's Tough for sure!
Michigan here my 70's shovel head dresser handle's the snow better than my rubber band drive road King , HA!!! Thank you for posting this video a lot of fun .
We were pretty stationery when the snow hit - not sure if we would have wanted to ride in it. But Chris is from MI and totally understands how the snow is that far north.
I would definitely invest in a cheap bike cover to carry their light and can fold up pretty small to keep all inclements of weather off when not riding especially the UV light good video i enjoyed it safe journeys !
Right on
Unfortunately that is South Dakota for you. We left the Black Hills exactly 1 month before and it was perfect. Amazing the difference in a months weather. But as all of us bikers say, "It's one more road trip story!" You'll laugh about it later! But you guys made a good call on the cabin. Enjoyed your video as usual!
thanks
You guys are amazing. You positive attitude really makes this channel worth watching.😁
Thanks a bunch
That’s quite an adventure you will never forget! At least things seemed to have worked out 😉 . Stay safe you two👍✌️😉
Thanks a bunch.
I got into a blizzard on the New York State Thruway (I-90) east of Buffalo. It was 75 degrees when I left Cleveland. I was a young buck and fearless. I left the tollway to head north on 81 and had to stop. The state patrol brought me to their garage, let me stay the night, and we had a great time.
I road through "Freezing Fog" outside of Wasco, Oregon heading to camp at Cottonwood Canyon State Park. "Freezing Fog" are two terrifying words when you're on two wheels. By the time I realized I was in it I only could try to push through. I just watched the road and hoped that there was still enough ambient heat from the day that the frost wasn't forming on the road yet. Fortunately I made it safely. Two hours later though a FedEx truck slid off the road and down a steep canyon. The driver was okay from what the Ranger told me.
Still scary stuff.
wow
The worst experiences always make the most enjoyable memories.👍👍
So true, Larry!!
A heavy duty merino wool base layer with additional layers and textile outer with liner works great for cold weather. I’ve ridden in 32 degrees and stayed warm. Actually electric heated garment under the outer layer will keep you toasty warm.👍
Great tip!
Great footage. It does look nice when it snows but a pain when camping in a tent. I got caught at a winter rally in New Zealand (Brass Monkey) one year when it blew and snowed and the tent collapsed on me, Had to us a camp chair to hold an area of the tent up so I could stay under cover. It's all about the adventure. Have a very Merry Christmas and all the best for the New Year.
Brilliantly entertaining video. Stay safe and warm. ROD UK.
Glad you enjoyed it
First time visitor. Nice video. I live in New Hampshire. When you left the tent up I was thinking "No, don't leave it up in the snow. It will collapse! Then you decided to lay it down and I was thinking "No, don't lay it down!. It will freeze in the snow!" Oh, and here in New Hampshire, a foot of snow is no big deal, too. Thanks for posting!
yeah it wasn't supposed to snow that much. 2 days later it was 70 degrees. this was recorded the first week in September
That that be a lesson to you. Never believe the weatherman! LOL
I made a motorcycle trip from Casper WY to Cody..over Beartooth Pass to Red Lodge MT and had planned to make it to the Black Hills this same weekend. On the way through Joliet MT it was 103 degrees. I cut the Black Hills part of the trip off to make it back to Casper before this winter storm hit. Glad you both made it through safely
daaamn. please be careful out there. gotta love your attitude!
You two are amazing. Stay safe and as warm as you can get.
Thanks
I've knocked snow off my quad when ice fishing but never on my road glide. That must have been a weird experience.
It was. it was forecast as a flury 🤣🤣
Very symphatic video. Had fun watching it. Greetings from Germany.
I,m in Alberta Canada and grew up in Nova Scotia....Been riden all my life...Been cough in a few storms my self over the years...lol..lol..True Biker,s you guys are...Love yer spirit...Nice Job...Nice Bikes to...lol
Thanks Ol Rider !👍👍
We live in South Dakota and were actually in Rapid City the day it snowed. We got another snow in October but it all melted shortly and don't have any now. It was very nice until a couple of days ago when the temps went down to normal. Great trip you guys are on!! Be safe.
Yes this was an early storm Just a flury was predicted 🤣🤣. I think SD's fulry is different than other places 🤣🤣
I love the thoughts of living strictly on the road and living a few days in a cabin you can stay in here and there a good shower and soft bed and good food
There have been many major snow storms in the Hills that were only supposed to be a dusting. You guys definitely had the right attitude. Can't do much about it just have to deal with it. Plus you have one heck of a memory.
I am from Canada, and my go to for winter months is Haley Hanson Base layer. Will make the temperature feel about 10 degrees warmer than it is. It is expensive but will last for years.
I have been thinking of doing an extended trip through Europe (6 months a year), multi year trip. Trying to mine your channel for every idea i can get.
Thanks Magic Man. I hope we glean info to you.
Remind me of my youth ,searching the bike under an snowblanket in the morning to drive to work .Somtimes I found the nabors bike or a trashcan first.
Need to remember that if I'm ever in the Dakotas in September. I've ridden in the 20s to 30s several times, but the Carolinas aren't much for snow, at least where I live. Maybe it's because I hike for most of my camping, but that seemed like a rather larger tent for two people. Hope you warmed up soon after the snow melted off some.
February 2020 was the year we saw 4" of snow that stayed near the gulf coast of Texas. One night got down to 8 degrees. Not even sure if Florida was warm.
Yes this was a freak storm.
u folks are awesome,, my wife and i did bike camping,, not full time, like, but vacations while pulling a bike trailer and her on the back seat..i tip my hat to u guys..be safe..i'll keep following u..
..Jerry, of the Gypsy J van..
That is awesome!
Absolutely Incredible you guy's! Thanks! Be Safe!
Damn, that's too bad! It was 13 degrees for me this morning. Stay safe my friends.
Thanks
@@TwoWheelsBigLife You are most welcome 🕉️🙏
Hey There , Thanks for the video. I have been touring on my bike for a while now. As a matter of fact I got my first Time Out camper in 1977. Didn't see many trailers behind motorcycled way back then... Got to say I got lots of attention ... Always had a audience while setting up. I always got out of that part of the country know later than the second week in August.
The first time I didn't was a real adventure. LoL I'm so glad that equipment has gotten better sense 1969. I still love what I do and hope to be able to do it for a while. You two be safe and enjoy this adventure. Looking forward to seeing your next video. Holler if you need anything.
Your friend.
Billy
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Thanks for sharing your adventures...the good, bad and the ugly including your "cold times"!
What a great couple.
Love your adventures spirit.
What an inspiration.
Thanks so much!
(let me try my best in English as my second language) Thank you for sharing your video, no matter what day you have, just be together is a good day. The colder outside, the warmer inside your heart. I wish my loved one still on this planet, we will ride across America. I love her BMW, looks so smooth, and the trailer of your Harley. Best wishes to the two of you and keep on riding together from Oregon.
Thanks Nana - you're doing an awesome job on your English!! So true about not only enjoying the adventure, but enjoying doing it with someone you love. Great words of wisdom. Rich & Chris
I’m Australian and I dream of something like this happening..
Thanks Nick! That made me laugh. Snow and cold weather seems to follow us just about everywhere we go. If we make it to Australia someday, I'm sure it'll happen there too. 😁
Might be a dumb question, but does it ever snow in Australia?
@@leahmmiller6967 yes it does. We have 6 or 7 decent size ski resorts in the Victorian and New South Wales high country.
Today is my first time commenting on your videos. Been following you since you met Amanda Zito (@AstheMagpieFlies) and have really enjoyed your journeys. She mentioned the two of you as one of her favorite RUclipsrs and for good reason as we have seen ourselves. If you are ever in Colorado (Thornton), you got a place to stay, shower, bike repairs, etc.
Thanks a bunch Pete. We really appreciate that.
I bet you never thought you would be making a real winter wonderland video in September. Well done and great host at the camp ground. Cheers of and by the way was that a bottle of Jack on the table. Now that will keep you warm LOL Take care
Yes great host and yes on the Jack 🤣🤣
Carry the "Farmers Almanac" with you. You will be amazed how accurate it is predicting weather day by day in all areas of the USA.
Yup been there done that !! I rode 40 miles in a nasty snow storm before I had too pull over. Thankfully I had relative's too stay at. I spent 2 days waiting for my leathers too dry out. Then I rode out to get home . A distance of 110 miles. No big deal you might say . But the temperature was 19 degree's outside!!! Had too bust all the ice off my Harley. I followed a semi for about 90 miles. I was about 6 ft off his icc bumper just too try and stay warm somewhat.i pulled up at home and spent all day wrapped up in a electric blanket. I left my bike in my driveway keys in it
That is cold. Glad you made it out of that okay.
There's an adventure, lol...same thing happened to us on our ride to Alaska. Fortunately we too got a KOA Kabin (cuz we knew the storm was coming) and woke up to snow in the AM. Had to hangout and wait until the plows cleared the highway and the sun shone on it for awhile.
Nice video guys, to been there done that. I found out the secret by mistake, went with a bunch of guys to Crater Lake, got snowed on. I forgot cold weather gear so I just put on everything I had. It worked great. The other guys were frozen and I was warm. Layering. Works great.
Froze my ass off in Sturgis in the first week in August.
Be safe guys.
Looks fun guys...... Be safe.....
Head south my friend!
We had strange weather like this in Texas last year....AT THE END OF FRICKEN FEB!!!😳😳😳
While stationed in IL, we had a few of us that rode year around. We worked the late shift, and got caught a few times riding home in a snowstorm. As long as you were able to make your own tracks, no problem. Get in a car track,and it was difficult to control the bike.
Adventure!!!!! Thanks for sharing the details ;)
Thanks
Wow now that’s some snow! I have 2 questions if you don’t mind.
1. Did you double down on cooking gas prior to the storm? The last time I camped during snow I made coffee a lot to keep warm and the fuel I brought which should of lasted me 2 weeks only lasted me 4 days because of all the coffee I made to keep warm.
2. We’re you concerned with the Harley being able to start in the cold? I have an Indian tourer have noticed mine struggles very much to start when it’s below 32. To the point I’m fearful it not starting at all when on the road and a cold snap comes by.
1.) we did get prepared. 2.) No I didnt Ms Alice has been reliable with Starting. I have a new battery also.
C-90 Adventures rode their Honda C-90's or 125 CC Honda Cubs across Canada in the Middle of the winter with studded tires.. I would not want to try it ..
Street bike tires don't work in the snow.. It's a great video to watch on here.. It can snow about anytime in the Rockies.. at High Altitudes..
I woke up to snow on Labor Day in North Dakota once, but you guys are in the sunny south. I'm from South Carolina, so 2 inches will shut us down.
Same in Texas
Always carried my cycle cover with me and covered my Goldwing!🤣👍🙏🇺🇸✝️
we had an 2000, Ultra Classic 2000...we didnt have snow like u have ..but we had heavy frost.. its not about the destination, it's about the adventure, journey...
Jerry, Gyspy J van..
Dam I'm not even a motorcycle guy, but some how some way a cover at least for the bike is needed I know people who have old 1972 pinto under a tarp...! Lol good luck you 2 happy trails...and happy holidays
Right on!
Beautiful scenery. When you were setting the table in the cabin I noticed something I JUST have to mention. Uncle's JD and HW Jr. used to have some serious talks up in the north Georgia mountains. I would have loved to do touring like what y'all are doing ........... when I was much younger.
Chris, Rich, glad that you guys are ok. Suggestion, pack your gear and head to Las Vegas, Phoenix, Yuma or head to Florida till Spring. Invest in some shovels and bike covers. Since you have solar maybe a little electric heater for the tent. Hell I was cold just watching...
My ex & I had a side car on our bike & we traveled quite a few times over snowy passes. We could & did go pretty much anywhere we wanted. Froze even with our heated vests but it was great.
That's when the adventure happens.
@@TwoWheelsBigLife definitely !!
Oh wow "guys". Your video reminds me of several Boy Scout camps I have managed to survive. : ) I live in Washington State. The weather does get rather cccccolde during the "Hwinterrr". I commend you both. If this is any consolation and you are in Washington State sometime during the Winter one day, let me know and I will keep a warm pot of coffee on the stove, a warm fireplace, an extra room. "We'll keep the lights on for you". Sincerely
Sounds great!
@@TwoWheelsBigLife Sincerely.
Nice video-different. I would have invested in a couple 10x12’ tarps to cover my bikes up. I always everyday carry one in my trike.
There was no car to go to Home Depot. If fact there was no Home Depot. This was the first week of September and 3 days later it was 70 cheers.
I knew it!! I mentioned to get yourselves south!! Brownsville Tx comes to mind...
Just found you guys lv it keep it up safe travels
Thanks Brad
"Dakotas?" HeII's Bells, People! it's time for a firehouse response ... GO SOUTH! NOW!
Yeah, I got caught running South thru Wyoming, racing a southbound storm just a few mines east of me. Then I turned east, and got hammered by the storm. Highway patrol was just closing the freeway when I passed them. A patrolman followed me over the Divide to make sure I made it. A rancher put me up in his bunk-house.
Guys ur doin great job. I subed.cause of ur guide to pullin a trailer by bike. Snow looks good.
Me id get a cover for each bike.
Thanks! Yes, bike covers would be great, but we don't have room for them at this time. Unfortunately there's just so much we can bring with us.
That's what I call a Uhaul day!
This couple inspiration for young people wow absolutely awesome
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Motorcycle camping is always an adventure...you just took it to another level! Lol!! Similar has happened to me but was able to ride out in the morning with in an hour of so of the snow starting.
Right on!
HOWDY for TX just saw your video will be subscribing.
Omg that's alot of snow in a short amount of time.
You guys are incredible. Seriously man, I just found your channel this evening and I am in love with your videos.
It's funny, I was just thinking of how I can travel full time on my bike and quit my job. Seeing you guys do this is pretty incredible and so very inspiring.
I just got back from my first trip out west from FL. Managed to get 3 weeks off work and make my way towards Utah and CO. Unfortunately my trip was cut short a little bit when I hit a deer! My bike was actually totaled, which isn't necessarily a bad thing since I got a new bike through insurance haha. I was totally fine, but man I excited to give it another shot and take my time on the road this time around.
Just curious, would you guys have any suggestions on how to make money on the road other than through the means of RUclips and social media? I was thinking of getting a part-time job and working remotely somehow, I think I can land something like that. But I'm sure you guys have seen and thought of a lot of ways to make the cash on the road. Any suggestions!
Check out Rat Race Rebellion - we haven't used it yet, but it does seem to offer a lot of remote computer work. Also, there's workamping at many campground and these places are always looking. Around the holidays you can work for Amazon and they offer a place for a hard side camper. Also check out the Sugar Beet harvest which happens every fall. Once you start looking there are lots of ways to earn money while on the road. Best of luck!
Well you are really standed
I have done some riding in Idaho and Oregon in July temps in the 40's i would think you all should move on south maybe Arizona or Florida. sure would be more comfortable in a tent. Burrrrrr!
Oh yeah we are in the southwest now. That was a freak storm the first week of September
@@TwoWheelsBigLife enjoy the warmer climate!!
I never saw a solar panel on a motorcycle 🏍 trailer B4. Hope that cabin has a bathroom 🚻....
P.S......that 🌂 is going 2 STINK like Broccoli 🥦 4 the rest of its days.
Put a propane lantern into a tent to dry it out. Just make sure it can’t tip.Beware wind!
Thermals pants and jacket would be great
I travel by pushbike, with a trailer for my dog, and I only do it in Autumn and winter. If it is a cold snowy day, when we wake, we don'[t go anywhere, just hunker down in the tent. I ride my bike in weather no colder then -5 C, at that point, we stop and hunker down, otherwise we keep on biking. Actually the dog and I like travelling in the cold. The dog more then me as he is warm and dry inside his trailer. I do feel the cold on the bike a bit, but that is part of cycletouring. Did back in the day ride a motorbike, but wanted the cheaper cleaner life plus I didn't want the dog to be copping the exhaust of the MB. I only travel for 6 months of the year, I do have bush home to live in.
That a beautiful place
Thanks
deep south Texas is warm
Not today. I hear snow in BigBend TX. But yes it is warmer.
Classic Type 2 fun!
Could NEVER live like that 🤣
It's cold in TN to best luck where ever u are
In the southwest now.
I think it's time you invested in an insulated tent !
LOL 😂 Brought back Waking up to tent being inches from my face under 1.5ft snow Oct "74 in N.D..
Luckily my BMW R75 was under a trap. That helped the Stove warm up the Oil enough to Kick start it so i head South .
I just checked at 5:30 pm it's 60 degrees in Terlingua Texas
ahhhh. that will be nice
Well that’s definitely an adventure lol. Wow !
It was. But we did get some stuff done while stuck in that cabin.