Oklahoma sure was hot and flat! Thankfully New Mexico and Colorado are much cooler. And more mountainous. And they have trees. And the roads have curves. We appreciate all these things.
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Hi! I’m following your progress with interest as I think we are a few days behind you. Just hit Montecello Utah after the amazingly colorado section. It would be good to catch up to hear which one of the many routes you guys took. Love the VLOG’s and general banter. Cheers!
Hey James. Nice to hear from you! I’m glad you are enjoying our stuff. We actually spent a day and a half in Moab resting and catching up on work (we’re here tonight) so it’s likely you’ll catch us tomorrow. If so I’d love to discuss routes. How many others are you with?
Beautiful shots….AS ALWAYS! Keep the pics, video’s and reports coming. I get very excited to come home and check ‘5000milesofdirt’ every few days!! Always something good to look and and learn about. I just found the short video taken by your admirer in the gas station. Other than his language, he was very complimentary of the bikes and what you were accomplishing.
RIDE ON!!!
Larry
Glad you are enjoying it 🙂