Both ways are tough for sure. Seems like the other way might be easier going down most the stuff. But you definitely don’t remember the downs as the ya Fe easier so maybe there are some hard ups I wasn’t thinking of
Strange how your EC 300 is so much faster and handles the rocks so much better than mine. Must be the cool graphics :). Love to watch people that are so much better at things than I am. Another great video, well done.
Beyond my skill level for sure. I would break bones, tear ligaments, have to be air lifted out and ruin everyone's day. Sooo...I'll just vicariously enjoy it through ya'll.
Dude...i hate to see your videos...Im too jealous! Whoa those landscapes! In my country (spain) enduro is forbidden but yet the crave is too great to ignore. We hide in the Woods and have a blast
Environmental regulations, basically forbid any kind of circulation of motorized vehicles off-road (with very limited exceptions such as emergency services or access to property). The practice of Enduro necessarily has to take place in closed circuits (enduro-cross kinda thing). Really really frustrating, we are sportsmen treated like criminals basically
Wow that place is awesome. I that RTR is coming up here to Oregon next month. Travis are you going to be joining them? I messaged Them and told them of some other riding in the area. Tillamook is great. But, there so many other great OHV areas that should be rode while your here.
This was about a month ago. We got a big storm the day before so it all filled up. RTR has one more Moab trip later this year. Not sure if it’s full yet but would be worth looking into it ASAP if you want to come
Super cool awesome route. I would love to ride all of it next time in Moab. What camera and settings you using. I suspect Hero8, 4K x 60 with stabilization?? Looks great.
Hey Travis, I think some of us from places like Indiana dream or even have plans to someday ride places like you do. Do you have any suggestions for training for your type of terrain. Any techniques or man-made obstacles to practice on?
Buy concrete forms, highway barriers, log trucks full of logs, split firewood, rocks from farmers, round concrete access bunkers that usually have plumbing, mechanical etc inside them.
Goood morning Travis, i have 2 questions: 1. did you get your GasGas street legal like your KTM? It is super sick that you can get these Dirtbikes street legal in USA. Its possible in Germany aswell but only to a certain extend. You will always ride kinda illigal if you know what i mean. So for example if you would get into an accident the insurance will not pay. And thats not cool... 2. I am planning to come to Cali again soon. I would really love to rent a KTM! It seems like RTR is def. a good option. Do you need a special Motorcycle license? What i would like even more is to just rent out a KTM for the day and go ride around Big Bear. If possible with a street legal one. Don't get me wrong these trips and trails you get with RTR are looking awesome. But i want to buy a KTM (125, 250 or 300) in the future and would like to get a feeling for street dirt and everything. Here in Germany it is def. not possible to rent one of those or even book a trip like RTR provides. Thank you for the time!
