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1:00 Intro
1:20 The route
1:36 Ride start
2:31 Why I ride
4:12 My favorite part of the ride
4:52 A fork in the road
5:42 A mystical feeling
7:44 Love the Beast
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@oceancaroline332 Месяц назад

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@emilybillman9655 Месяц назад

Do you have a curated playlist you can share?

@thebloodyserb Месяц назад

Well said. Sometimes when people ask me what I like about riding I tell them, Imagine you could run as fast as you wanted for as long as you liked and never get tired.

@carlgoetzinger6876 Месяц назад

I can’t get enough of these “love letters to motorcycles” type videos. I unfortunately had to sell mine years ago. Affording to feed my children became priority but I have the itch, the love and the magnetic draw to motorcycles to this day. My time will come to be back on two wheels and I will cherish every single second of those rides.

@user-ve6iy2td1g Месяц назад

hi! can you suggest me some other videos like this :)

@clarencecrowcarter Месяц назад

He best kept secret in the motorcycling world is Vietnam. Take a peaky, light bike with road tyres and ride from Phuong Nha to Khe Sanh. A Vitpilen 401 would not be ideal, but would be close. If you don't have a mystical experience doing that, you've got dramas.

@dubdeezzyy Месяц назад

moving the light on the route is so cool clip

@slax4884 Месяц назад

How did he do the light thjng

@samcosgrave3342 Месяц назад

@@slax4884 The light is not moving.

@slax4884 Месяц назад

@@samcosgrave3342 the map is moving?

@kebert Месяц назад

At the age of 52, I began my riding journey two years ago on a whim to find a new hobby. I wish I had done it earlier in my life, but it’s like the saying goes “the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago and the next best time is now.” Riding washes everything out of my mind and thrusts me into the moment, the best therapy money can buy.

@CoffeeTalkandTechJohnRyan Месяц назад

Rode over 100k miles and have had 20 road bikes. It all came to a end.. I miss it..I've shed tears over it...I've have yet to find some way to fill the void. RU-vid has become one way and spending time with family. My therapy has changed.

@tamekyle Месяц назад

What led you to the decision to stop riding?

@smashyrashy Месяц назад

Why stop?

@CoffeeTalkandTechJohnRyan Месяц назад

@@tamekyle A deer ran into the side of my bike and destroyed my left arm. It took 10 months to just get back to work and many hours of P.T. I'm able to work again in my trade witch was a blessing. At this point having a 5 year old at the time and my wife dealing with the fear of me riding. I decided they come first right now and have learned alot about coping and being a better me in the end.

@GiancarloBenzina Месяц назад

Pls. cry again and find something better that you can appreciate even more and suits you better than tubes. Family though is a strong win.

@themanhimself3 Месяц назад

@@CoffeeTalkandTechJohnRyan Glad you're putting them first. Riding is fun but a family without a father is devastating.

@ericberget Месяц назад

"you bet your ass Miranda" Haha. So well written. Such a great video. Best channel on youtube.

@WonderAboutUs Месяц назад

I’ve had everything from a classic Vespa to an antique sidecar bike. Nothing was better for my mental health than riding a motorcycle. It makes me feel good. People who don’t understand, don’t understand.

@benjamingibbs Месяц назад

I feel this in my bones and the plates holding those bones together.

@lucasjust Месяц назад

😅

@jamiel.harding4554 Месяц назад

I currently have a Triumph Speed Twin 900. Have been riding motorcycles for six years now. It’s my therapy. My outlet. Even the most mundane of rides - the commutes to work in the pouring rain, for example - can just be spectacular. I genuinely feel sometimes like a bird in flight, or a fighter pilot; it’s that nimble swinging and slicing of the bike through the streets, the traffic, the scenery. It’s just bliss.

@Thehammm_ Месяц назад

I have an old DR 650 that I take out every week. Couldn't afford therapy anymore so I bought a cheap motorcycle at 42. I'm 45 now and I honestly don't know what I would do without my bike. Although I live in Canada and I can only ride it during the spring-fall, I try to make the best of it and remember the fun I had in the winter; It always puts a big grin on my face. I can't tell you the amount of rides I've taken that just cleared my head. Shes my ride or die, her name is Darlene.

@LukeDiamond20 Месяц назад

Van, been watching on here since the very first day and upload. I was sent here by your brother. You, hands down have to be my favorite film maker and always leave feeling inspired to do something I love to do. Thanks for making content that has substance an redeems this space. Thanks for reminding me that I am a spirited man!

@Rody_le_Cid Месяц назад

Marie Kondo asks people "does this bring joy to your life" but she never asks: "how would you feel, if this was no longer in your life, and you would never be able to see it or touch it anymore?" She doesn't ask what loss you will feel at the absence of something.. or the potential future loss you will feel in its absence. which is just as important I think.

@mrbartlomiej Месяц назад

Right. Love it! How about this one? Would you replace it if it was stolen or lost? When I got my bike stolen, I almost immediately went and bought another one. It's a structural piece in my life.

@TheMotoShaman Месяц назад

I went 5 years without a bike. It was never far from my thoughts. I don't think I will go another span of time without riding as long as I am able to do so.

@redmond9653 Месяц назад

I threw out a lot of stuff that I really regret now because of her.

@Rody_le_Cid Месяц назад

@@redmond9653 I mean, I have some boxes that I haven't seen in many years, haven't even thought of for a number of years, but then when you go back to your parent's place, see a box of stuff from your childhood in the garage, and suddenly all the memories come flooding back. At the time, a box of toys are just toys, fast forward 20 years later and it's a treasure chest. As someone else mentioned, a good metric about how important something is, is how quick you would replace it if it was gone.

@Baker549 Месяц назад

When you risk your life you are not always met with death. My dad was just in a motorcycle accident and was left with permanent brain damage and a feeding tube. Wear your helmet and obey all traffic laws. Remember, you are not invincible, and there are fates worse than death.

@alexfredericks Месяц назад

Zen and the art of motorcycle repair. wonderful video

@likebot. Месяц назад

I love that each of your videos is a unique meditation

@xgymratx83 Месяц назад

One of your best videos. I love pouring over maps and planning routes and trips. Following you on the map board and seeing the locations as you encountered them was amazing. Meditative and sublime soundtrack. Thank you for sharing your ride.

@georgeknox Месяц назад

Thank you for making this short. It spoke to my soul. I appreciate you.

@drummerboy81000 Месяц назад

This is your best video on RU-vid yet. Incredible storytelling

@chrisclark5135 Месяц назад

Love the vid, Van. Thanks for sharing!

@TSGEnt Месяц назад

Beautiful ride! Thanks for taking us along.

@docsspeakeasy4796 Месяц назад

This video has come to me at a strange time, a cross roads of my very own. My beloved birth year 97 Harley softail has started the riding season yet again with a new major leak, which makes me resentful at it. But every time I start it up and not only hear, but feel it to my souls core ,that feeling melts away. When I sit on it and twist the throttle it’s akin to talking to a best friend whose personality fits me like a glove. I’ve almost died on the bike countless times, weather it be from deer or drivers to busy looking at their phones to pay attention to the fact that they are driving a 2 ton metal bull down the road and I’m only a pony, but it’s a bike I’d be fine dying on. I feel guilty when I think of selling it to get a newer bike that would give me less problems and I know I’d regret doing so but I can’t keep putting money into something I can’t actually use and don’t make enough money to have more than one. Like you said it’s therapy. This is not something I ever wanted to think about, but life has its way of throwing things at you when you least want them but need them most…

@NiceShotStudio Месяц назад

Im listening and thank you for taking your time to care enough about others and seeing the bigger picture without a filtering lens.

@MichaelHughes124 Месяц назад

Beautiful film, van. Thank you for creating this.

@quisp1492 Месяц назад

Southern California is warm most of the year and it very rarely rains. On top of this, Malibu has wonderful topography and great roads for riding. You are in such a great place for motorcycling and it is so much fun watching you take advantage of it. Thanks for making this video and keep dancing along the back roads.

@trupusss Месяц назад

I'm glad this showed up in my recommendation feed. I'm glad I remembered you. I'm glad I remembered who a spirited man is. Thank you

@motoqueirodumafiga Месяц назад

There is an endless amount of awesomeness in this video. I'ma watch it again. Just learnt a lot from you today, sir.

@NootchMurphy Месяц назад

I recently got into riding. This will be my 4th season. For this season I am riding from Hollywood MD to Anchorage AK. You pretty much nailed the reason why I ride and why this year i will put on 10K miles to get from Home to Coast to Coast to Home. Thank you for your content, creativity, and your soulful words. P.S. the GS series is still the best series :)

@thecapnsmitty Месяц назад

Good luck on your trip. When I moved to California I took all backroads, no interstates. I HIGHLY recommend this way of motorcycling across the country. Never far from civilization but just far enough to really experience the vastness and beauty of the country.

@SeanDonnellyFromSpace Месяц назад

Hollywood Maryland! I'm from Calvert small world reading comments.

@NootchMurphy Месяц назад

@@SeanDonnellyFromSpace That's pretty awesome. I plan on passing by that way on the leg down.

@kmilo98 Месяц назад

I really like the cut between the map and your riding perspective; It gave me a sense of direction, and this video feels immersive.

@clebermachado Месяц назад

What a therapy to listen/watch this as I fix my 2009 BMW 1200GS!!! Maybe one day to ride with you in CA!!!! Cheers from FL.

@JibRealtalk 19 дней назад

Thanks for this. Not only is your work insightful but this channel feels like the next frontier of what youtube could be. It all feels so tastefully done in contrast to the quirky youtube culture that we usually see.

@samson_BNR32 Месяц назад

There’s just something about being deep in these sandy Michigan trails, and being on my 1996 cr250r and hearing that engine just singing. I went through the whole motor and did the top end, feels good knowing I did it right and it runs good now because of what I did last summer. I ride with my 67 year old dad believe it or not. He’s on a 95 KTM 300. he has a 73 Yamaha DT3 250, the bike I learned how to ride, but it’s not good in these sandy trails. I told him I would find him a 125 2 stroke and came home with the KTM 300. It’s a blast

@TomFJC Месяц назад

That was a nice ride, glad Van shared it with us.

@monztermovies Месяц назад

Great vid! Riding takes away all of my anxiety of death.

@tyates. Месяц назад

This video… I’ve delayed watching it as long as I could. It is as beautiful as expected, and made me miss riding more than I ever expected. Thanks Van

@jacobchizek1300 Месяц назад

Great video as always.

@mostly-harmless Месяц назад

Thanks Van, needed this.

@scottsqify Месяц назад

This video spoke to me. Summarised in such an articulate/gentlemanly/relatable manner how I feel about the many facets of being a motorcycle rider. Love your work. Fix the Beemer.

@tomasbarralaudiovisual Месяц назад

your storytelling keeps surprising me, pls dont stop

@0xzi Месяц назад

That buildup all the way to the reveal of the ocean... absolutely outstanding. I'm from Michigan, seeing bodies of water isn't anything new, but seeing the ocean is far up on my list of simple things I need to do. This was lovely.

@TerryB Месяц назад

Strong similarities with bicycle riding, especially once you start the descent

@barrymacocknher3720 Месяц назад

I love your videos bro!

@Mountainchip Месяц назад

Perfect. You nailed it.

@donekyking Месяц назад

I am a new rider. Started just half a year ago. I started going on adventure/Enduro trips with my dad. I new it would be fun and a great bonding opportunity with my dad but I've never expected it to be so therapeutic. I am a narrator thinker with adhd so riding is truly the only time my brain is clear and quiet. Truly the best and most consistent meditation ive had.

@mrchops Месяц назад

I was feeling overwhelmed today and watching your ride clips was soothing to the mind

@tcjonesmusic 29 дней назад

My brother was a spirited man. His last project was to rebuild a bike from the ground up, get his license, and learn to ride.. which he did. He died 3 years ago, and I've dreamt of learning to ride on that bike ever since. My Dad now owns it. For some strange reason, my brother doesn't have a grave or a memorial. I don't know why that is, but I see that bike as if it were his memorial. I sit with it. I put my hands on it. I try to envision him turning those tools as he meticulously gave that machine its second chance at life. I think it would be a tremendous honour to feel the way you speak about riding while on his bike. I think it's about time I got my motorcycle license. Thank you, Van.

@thomassymonds6308 Месяц назад

what a great video. thanks Van.

@MattLaidlaw Месяц назад

I create and watch a lot of motorcycle content. This is top tier man. Great video. Your bro Casey inspired me to start my RU-vid channel. I found you through him. Keep up the great MC content.

@93ORyan Месяц назад

Nice to see you here.

@Krishnahemant Месяц назад

Love these videos Van, makes me nostalgic about those old rides and want to shift those gears soon.

@howiequ1 Месяц назад

I love the map/light thing you did, very neat to combine it with bike footage

@mrkoolzaad2 Месяц назад

This was a great watch!

@TatiannaSpencer Месяц назад

I felt the line from that book. I do think the sound of the engine brings you into a meditative state and helps you feel more alive!

@charlesjarome5995 Месяц назад

I grew up on these roads, I live in Central Oregon now miss that place like the Dickens. Thanks for taking your freinds up there its important for people to understand what California and those mountains have to offer.

@dylansousa5571 13 дней назад

Van keep up the great work

@KetilDuna Месяц назад

That is the coolest map animation ever! Keeping something (worth keeping) in shape is rewarding in itself, even if it does not feel like that while swearing over an issue .. Thank you for this video.

@StudioMagnetique Месяц назад

Had to comment. What a great film. The story, the editing, the animation, the music and the narrative. So concise. Not an ounce of fat on it.

@WonderingAboutThat Месяц назад

I used to regularly go for scenic drives in a car along that same route. Such beautiful scenery. I imagine it's even better on a motorcycle. Thanks for sharing.

@margulanmupteke4968 Месяц назад

Absolutely love this

@TimeBreakPictures Месяц назад

Beautiful!

@Peopleboy100 Месяц назад

Just took delivery of my first bike at 27, it’s only a 125 but I’m very excited to start riding! Stay safe out there

@pecanswan Месяц назад

A little wide on the left turns there Neistat! Lol. Ride safe brotha. I just started riding last year. Love it. Nice vid

@mybrainsmuseum Месяц назад

Love the light thru the map jigsaw thing.

@PetfaxTV Месяц назад

As someone who spent yesterday literally camped out at a rattlesnake den, we risk our lives because we used to have to.

@dillonbrown1454 Месяц назад

Beautiful story.

@TonyNelsonCamping Месяц назад

I felt a sense of euphoria as you reached the crest, the overlook onto the sea. I was there with you, right at that moment! Feeling alive, switched on!! ❤🎉

@backpackerx Месяц назад

Van, this is art. I know you know that, and I know that's what you are intending to make but it's probably good to hear that others know it too.

@ac1dpunch Месяц назад

that ocean view at the end.... i literally had goosebumps seconds before ocean revealed

@perrytomczyk Месяц назад

Another awesome video.

@adamhharbin Месяц назад

Such an nice effect following the route using a small light. I have a Triumph that feels like a glove after riding just 100 miles.

@MauVoch Месяц назад

Just a simple word to describe this video: AMAZING !

@REVIEWSONTHERUN Месяц назад

Interesting! Thanks for sharing it. ✌️

@kucicek6313 Месяц назад

I just gave two books to my friends yesterday with Dates and one sentence from me... You changing people Van....

@RC_2399 Месяц назад

just love these videos ..

@sqd8r Месяц назад

You never see a motorcycle outside a therapist's office, unless it's the therapist's.

@biskut24 Месяц назад

Good one

@TheMotoShaman Месяц назад

I ride my bike to my therapists office all the time...

@dustyoldhat Месяц назад

I used to ride my Honda 350 Scrambler (1971) to the therapists office all the time

@ReedWeiler Месяц назад

There could be many reasons for this…

@TimJMcLeod Месяц назад

sighhhhhh.. you got with this one van.. the coast.. the ride.. the spirit.. this is one of the all time greats videos online.

@burgesssam Месяц назад

Another one of your best

@AkaWyx Месяц назад

the journey starts in NYC with casey and all the caos... and goes along with van in cali, and it becomes an smooth ride.

@brunopinhodacruz5133 Месяц назад

Love this bike videos!!!

@maximilianogrillo7497 Месяц назад

sublime ! made me go ride

@wallegamecube Месяц назад

loved the drone shot at 4:43

@wallegamecube Месяц назад

just got to the later ones too. fantastic piloting

@Enorbs96 Месяц назад

I ride those exact same roads. Cool to see them here in nearly the order I took a week or two ago

@Gallivanting55 Месяц назад

Brilliant video. I’m in tears brother. I’ve lived in 5 countries and never owed a car with hundreds of thousands of Moto-miles under my belt and still never feel right without two wheels. It’s who I am, part of my soul, part of my humanity. Your words and the quotes you used, perfectly captures every emotion and reasoning behind this shared passion. People ask me why…all the time. I’m now just going to show these folks your video. Thank you 🙏🏻. We should ride together sometime.

@mickdallas Месяц назад

I feel other videos were for us, and thanks. This one feels like it was for you and was all the better for it.

Месяц назад

you really are a masterful storyteller, thank you for making cool videos

@oddgog Месяц назад

Champion of RU-vid as a platform for movies - On the money as always. Cheers for the inspiration Van

@scottmoroschan4729 Месяц назад

Simply Poetic 😊

@Dradd510 Месяц назад

This video is Van's artistic style at its best

@ChrisBrogan Месяц назад

I'm really glad you mentioned that book, The First Bad Man. What a really fun book. I'm doing the audiobook and it's even more fun.

@TedNemeth Месяц назад

I rode those roads for 2 years. Miss it tragically. Moving back before not too long. See you at the Rock Store mate.

@photojunkysdronezonevlog Месяц назад

I use to ride street bikes and had one accident which left me scared every time I would ride. I switched to dirt bikes and loved it. It was like being in control of your own roller coaster. I just have to go to the emergency room one time, but at least when you are riding dirt bikes, usually if you mess up, it is on you and not some idiot driver who cuts you off or cuts in front of you.

@Coconut_Head Месяц назад

you are my favorite poet. Your my favorite poet, but read the beginning of the Yogi Berra quote. "Keep trying, stay humble, Trust your instincts, and most importantly act! (Keep making these videos)"

@Spectrumpicture Месяц назад

I bought myself a 1964 Ford Falcon Ranchero with a 302 engine. When I got my first post-college job. That was an amazing car... so bummed I sold it.

@ripvanstinkle Месяц назад

I love that in a video about risk, you put in a clip of you blowing a stop sign at 2:07.

@dustyoldhat Месяц назад

Clearly you’ve never ridden or driven in the Malibu hills

@mouseandelephant Месяц назад

Or passing the blue pickup in a no passing lane 🫨

@dustyoldhat Месяц назад

@@mouseandelephant THAT DOESN'T APPLY TO MOTORCYCLES IN CALIFORNIA

@itsjustmath Месяц назад

6:01 - Reminds me of the intro from Matthew Crawfords ‘Why We Drive’ - "Riding a dirt bike on a narrow, meandering trail that is rocky and muddy, with protruding roots and fallen limbs, creek crossings, steep descents, and tight switchbacks, at a mere fifteen miles per hour, I might be taxed to the very limit of my mental ability. Picking lines, making imperceptible decisions of throttle, clutch, steering, braking, and body English, revising them on the fly as surprises arrive at my front wheel-all this demands total concentration. ... the heightened feeling of exposure one has on a dirt bike recalls one to a basic truth: we are fragile, embodied beings. There is a certain risk that is inherent in moving around, by whatever means."

@RayRomanMedia Месяц назад

That was helluva ride.

@maraudermitchelli Месяц назад

Masterpiece 😊

@MotoTweak Месяц назад

My friend died 2 days ago on his Ducati 848. Went through a green light at the speed limit, while someone ran the red at full speed and t bonded him. It happened 2 days after my first track day of the year and I was already scared of traffic. This was just icing on the cake for me not wanting to ride on the street anymore. But there’s no way I can turn my back on it. I can’t go to the track every day and I’m not going to drive my lame ass car on a beautiful day. Just be aware and be extra cautious around intersections. Most of the time it’s cross traffic that kills us

@scottallen2190 29 дней назад

Great video! I don't even ride but I feel like this when I fly small aircraft.

@DarcyDevine Месяц назад

Hey Van, fun fact. I just got my first motorbike and it’s a 95’ TW200. I realised you planted that idea in my head a couple years ago. Also I daily drive my 1985 Nissan Patrol. Starting to feel like a distant Australian relative of yours. Love your content brother, stay safe -

@planiverse00j Месяц назад

Definitely get that R Nine T!! Beautiful machine.

@dapiddiboy Месяц назад

Love the video! a colleague is thinking about selling his R nine T. He put 600 miles on it. He’s not cut out motorcycle riding wood it seems. You should get it.