Buffalo Bill Cody Scenic Byway: Wyoming Motorcycle Ride 

Thanks David. You are going to have quite the trip!

Thank you, nice to hear that you enjoyed the vid. And yes this is a great area to drive or ride!

It is a great ride, and thanks for watching!

Wyoming is a great place, very diverse. Such a fine place to explore!

Thank you very much!

You are most welcome

And Thank You for watching.

You are welcome Marco.

And Thank you Jim for joining us again!

It is a great ride on a bike, with great destinations on either end as well. Cody is such a great town to visit, with so many things to see and do, and on the other end is Yellowstone, and aside from being very busy most days Yellowstone is an incredible place to visit. Have you been on the Buffalo Bill Byway?

@@RobertMerz Yes. a couple of times. It is almost better than YS itself (mainly due to traffic)

Yellowstone itself has some pretty nice rides too. The trick is to adjust one's mindset and just accept the traffic. The other trick I have been quite happy with is to ride fairly early in the morning and fairly late evening and the roads are much less busy.

And thank you again for watching and commenting, that is always appreciated.

Thanks Bruce

It sounds like you had a pretty good tour of Wyoming last year!

Yep, that no time to ride thing, we need to change that. But sometimes other things are more important.

Thank you!

Hi Terry, glad to hear that you are still watching. I found the Buffalo Bill Cody Scenic Byway to be a very pleasant surprise and it exceeded my expectations. It reminded me a bit of Lolo Pass in Idaho, with its really pleasant, sweeping corners. It really is a beautiful ride. I did not know that Cody's hunting cabin was there, I really wish I had known about it as I really enjoy that type of thing. Buffalo Bill Cody was truly larger than life, a very fascinating individual. Thank you, and you be safe as well!

Lots of things are going on around the area that are making for less than optimal videography, Not the way I like to represent things at least. That combined with our current schedule and it is going to be a while yet before we hit the road, and it may only be quite local this year.

Certainly understand busy-ness. Hope things lighten up for you guys and you’re able to plan some bucket list rides you’ve been hoping to enjoy!

The great thing about all these epic videos of yours, the quality of them, and the numerous destinations you guys enjoyed, I get to go back and re-watch them whenever I’m itching to take another road trip; gives me so many ideas about “where” and “when”. I never get tired of these; the very best collection on line! Thank you again for all you’ve provided us. Can’t wait for the new ones to come!

Well thank you Claude. And thanks for watching, and commenting.

It really is a great access to Yellowstone, and yes that was Yellowstone Lake to the left near the end of the vid. By mid September it is pretty mellow weather, the heat of summer is gone, and at Yellowstone elevations it is cool and refreshing most of the day!

Gotta love that. I love traveling those parts in Sept, but weather can really take a quick turn towards winter in the blink of an eye. Lol

Yes it certainly can change quickly at that time of year.

I built my own mount, rubber mounted with a counter weight to reduce vibrations. As to the sound I record the same sound that everyone else does, I just don't use it. Instead I strip the audio from the video and then build a new audio track from sound that i recorded separately for that purpose. It is a lot of work, but a much better result in the finished product.

@@RobertMerz Thanks. I wondered how you do that. I had wondered if you had a mic down closer to the engine or exhaust. I still have to figure something out for mounting my action cam for my trip out west in the summer. I have a few ideas though. I also have to mount a couple of USB ports for power but that looks easy enough.

On my Dry Rock Studios Facebook page I have a really good picture of the mount I made for my GoPro facebook.com/dryrockstudios/photos/a.453336891456077/872346102888485/?type=3&theater

No to the transmission getting hot, not really sure why it would.

The weather has been rather poor. Today is about 15 degrees colder then seasonal norms. That being said I do have a few videos already lined up and scheduled for the winter. I also am working on a couple vintage machinery videos, so there are some in the works.

Always looking forward to your next videos!!

Thank you. I have my GoPro set on wide angle, 1080, 29.9 fps. I hope this helps. If not, what seems to be the problem that you are having? perhaps it is something else?

Thanks! That does help. Also, do you use Low Light or Pro-Tune settings at all? How do you keep the shaking down so well?

I use the standard, easiest settings. But you have asked the most important question, how do I keep the shaking down? If you go to my Facebook page "Dry Rock Studios" I just posted a pic of my mount with a very brief explanation that will probably help you a lot.

The smoke is terrible, and throughout the province. If you are riding to see scenery, there really is little point in riding. I think we have been going on 4 weeks or so of this right now, and it is easily as bad as last year.

Oh boy, that stinks. It’s as bad everywhere as I remember it from last year. Have you seen a clear summer in the past? I get the feeling this is what every summer looks like. Looked at weather this morning and it shows Kalispell/Whitefish all socked in. I read Lake McDonald Lodge is closed now for the season. Northern Idaho-Coeur d’Alene/Spokane hit bad with it, as well as Seattle I heard. When I see families out riding bicycles wearing filtered mask, you know the air quality is bad.

This summer, and last have been the anomalies, mostly we have very dry summers with very clear skies. Some summers have had a week or two of wildfire smoke, but not this never ending smoke we have been experiencing. The area of Canada that our BC wildfire smoke is affecting is equivalent of from the Washington coast all the way through the Dakotas. It is a large area. But despite the media hype this is not the new norm, even our government environment officials are saying not the new norm. We have been in a drought situation for over 10 years, combined with management practices which have left large volumes of fuel in the forest, which is driven by social pressures, and we have had the perfect storm. Speaking of storms major lightning storms have triggered many of the fires. However it isn't all natural, as crazy as it sounds, 25% of the 600 fires burning in BC have been man caused! Every day that I ride I witness someone butting and tossing their cigarette out the window of their vehicle.

True! I’m hearing we’re all in a drought. I hear that logging was stopped and that needs to comeback (not sure that’s accurate). I had a guy give me a quote yesterday to landscape and rake out pine needles, as a preventative measure, and to walk the property, his partner wanted to first light up a cigarette... ARE YOU KIDDING ME??? I stopped that before he even got started, but I’m blown away people can’t think better than that.

This highway is a really nice ride, in a really great area. As for all the shifting, I add sound effects after I edit the video, audio of shifting up and down, is far more exciting than just a steady drone of an engine. But you are correct in thinking that it is more than in reality. Thanks for watching, and taking the time to comment.

Still have the Roadliner, and still like it. It is a 2007 that we bought in 2011 with only 2000 km on it. We have ridden it a lot (considering the Canadian riding season), except last year when we were to busy to ride, and now have just over 70,000 on it.