Never Ride Alone | Adventure Bikes on Poley Mountain | S3 E11 | 4K 

Probably one of the best videos so far! It was very entertaining hahah I loved the map/elevation tracker in the corner

well that was pretty exciting.

Excellent video! Happy to have finally met you at the Reunion

Well Done! sorry I couldn't send some footage! My camera is on my bike and that is already moved to a different city ahead of me! Looking forward to riding again soon! take care brother!

Not everyone is a social person so they ride alone because that’s who they are, can’t change that just taking extra caution and being prepared is about all you can do

Looks like a fun hill!

I've nobody to ride with, but then again, I don't ride in mad places like that. Good job getting the bike up that hill after having to stop, I was holding my breath for a good bit just watching.

well.... I ride a klr650 and ride alone the grand majority of my time. I knew before I even delved into riding that going alone was probably not the best idea. But.... I'm also 25, 6'1 and quite fit. I would not recommend anyone much under my size to take a 650cc up single track, you just won't have the size, arm length, height and weight to maneuver the beast and most definitely not alone. I ride in Alberta, Mclean creek is my favorite spot for dirt bike trails. The single track there is amazing.This video is easy sauce OHV trails, the kind that my KLR grows board of real fast. I get some odd looks when I whip by little 250's and even 450's "What the heck are you doing up here with that bike?" I'm usually quite amazed myself! You did not dissuade me haha but I'll do my best to find others to go with, but I'll go anyways if I don't. But the thing is...... when you decide to do single track on a big adventure bike... you will put yourself and your bike through the ringer. Smashed plastics, ripped off foot pegs, dented skid plates, bent foot brake and shifter levers, break the bolts on your bark busters/handle bar guards, and the list goes on. Also when a 400 pound bike lands on you, its a bit of a bugger to hoist the thing off you, especially if your pinned. You risk a lot going alone.

Mad editing skills and awesome narration skills. Jeremy Clarkson of the dual sport gang

I do it all the time. Very risky. I tell, for example, a motel owner, if I'm not back by a certain time call the sheriff.

You can ride alone ( I do) most times……but you must know your limits, and must prepare for the worst ( water, food, tools, clothing-gear).

Great video, but your "on bike" camera angle makes it hard to watch. Its like walking while staring at your feet. Would be much more enjoyable if we could see the trail ahead and what you are riding into, as well as lead riders. Just trying to be helpful. P.S. I am going to subscribe to your channel, looks like fun.