The Most AMAZING Motorcycle Road in America? 

Dynamic how-to for tackling the Dragon for first-timers or for anyone considering this demanding road. You definitely have to bring your "A" game! I agree with@RickYoung that the rear-mounted camera angle is a great perspective for road-checking and for feeling like we're riding along with Mustache Moto on this trip. One suggestion might be to add a bit of additional audio to describe what you are thinking as you enter.exit the turns, and a little bit about what to do correctly ... and what to avoid (excessive braking, etc.). Nicely done!

Great video! The camera, I assume it's a 360, and the location you've mounted it gives a great perspective to the viewer. I was down there last summer, during the week and traffic wasn't bad. It was interesting to note your head movement as you entered the turns. It was easy to see that you were looking through the turns which is very important. Easily one of the best Tail of The Dragon videos that shows someone who has never been there what the Dragon is like and what to expect. I really enjoyed the spirited ride I had even with a fully loaded R1200GS complete with camping gear. It's amazing how well it handled on the twisties. Good job!!

Thanks for posting that. I had forgotten how much fun that 11-mile stretch of road was

This video is probably the best I've seen of riding the Dragon. Great perspective from the camera. The store at Deal's Gap, Tail of the Dragon, is only around 38 miles from my house. Been riding it for 25 years. Absolutely my least favorite road in the area for all the reasons you mentioned.

Great video, man that looks like such an awesome ride. The views are wonderful, specially that lookout, so cool. Thanks for sharing, and great tips to consider at the beginning. Cheers and keep well!

I don’t ride bikes but sure do love your channel.

It's a dream to one day ride here ✨

Is Parsons Branch Rd open? I noticed a car sitting where it comes out to the dragon.