‌ALASKA MOTORCYCLE ADVENTURE--Episode 6--Prudhoe Bay to Chena Hot Springs 

Greetings! I just asked dad (aka Lynn Black) if he knew you and he said yes. That is super cool. We appreciate you following our adventures.

Amazing.

We were too! I was amazed but Larry has had a similar experience before so he knew it would be okay.

@@LivinLifeLoud 👍👍

Haha Nigel! Nick was a great guy but you are right, I had to complete the job. He does look better on camera though. :-)

Thanks so much for traveling along with us!

And I thought I wanted to go back up and ride the Dempster……We hope to ride the UK in the near future. Have you ridden in Scotland?

@@LivinLifeLoud oh yes!! Scotland is fantastic, especially the west coast. And now you’re used to all the mozzies from Alaska… you should meet the Scottish versions… the midges!!

Yes!

Hi Rick! It was great meeting you as well. Joy has some family in Ohio so a trip up there this summer is definitely a possibility. We were up there this past summer and planned to ride the Tripple Nickle but they were doing a lot of surface paving so we took another route instead. We started in Parkersburg and made our way up to Senecaville Lake, then over to Columbus. Some great riding for sure. We do need to get back up there and ride the Tripple Nickle though. We will be in touch! -Larry

Unless you are riding a GSA, I think supplemental fuel is a must for this trip. We had two gallons and only had to use one, but glad we had it. Thanks for watching!

@@LivinLifeLoud We were on Super Tenere's which have huge tanks as well. My buddy would have had probably 10-15 miles to spare and I would have either just made it or would have ran out rolling into Coldfoot had we not used the extra fuel. Good peace of mind if nothing else.

Now, there’s a thought.

Hope your Thanksgiving was a great one!! 🦃🦃

Hi Martin. We used four different GOPRO cameras. Most of the footage was from Joy's GOPRO Hero 10. I now have a GOPRO Hero 11 and it is a wonderful camera. I highly recommend! Have a nice trip this summer!

Hello Kevin. Yes, my BMW F900XR is a factory low suspension with a low seat. It has worked very well as a shorter rider. I also wear boots that add extra height to give a little extra too. For the gravel road question- it depends on the road and the type of gravel. I did not find that they were too graveled to navigate. The Dalton was in much better shape than I had expected. To be honest the bigger challenge for me on the trip was the road construction with wet dirt which was slippery. This was also my biggest challenge on the Dalton too. They wet the roads to keep the dust down for cars but makes it more challenging for us. Joy

The gas can is a “RotoPax”, are available in 1,2,3,4 gallon capacity and can be purchased online.

@@michaelappleton8153 Thank-you kindly!! Ordering ours for our trip now!!💪💪

Here you go! www.dynaplug.com/microproinflator.html

@@LivinLifeLoud thank you for the reply

She did not want to lead. But thank you for your expert opinion.

Thanks for your comment. Technically, we weren’t on vacation we were on an adventure. The SUV might be safer but the motorcycle is way more fun and that’s what an adventure is all about. I lived the majority of my life afraid of taking chances or risks and always playing it safe and was absolutely miserable. My life expanded 100 fold when I stepped out of my comfort zone and started Livin Life Loud which is why I continue to do so. To each his own. So, keep doing you. Joy

@@LivinLifeLoud Did you see any bicyclists on the Alcan HWY? I wonder how they would save themselves from a charging bear. Also, Alaskan call motorcyclists Meal on Wheels. LOL

You guys are LIVING LIFE!!