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Be safe out there, bro.

June 21st - Traversing Canada's BC Province on an R1250GS Adventure + Bear Spray is expensive! @7:01 LOL Yeah, that was me. But, we sorted out that email issue only LONG after you passed within 4km (2.5 freedom units) of my home in the previous episode (June 20th - 600-mile day from Olympic NP to Cache Creek BC @7:00). Sorry, we couldn't connect then, but I am happy that you made it North as far as you did (NO SPOILERS from me). Riding 1000km/day, day after day, wouldn't have been a lot of fun but, if I read your emails correctly you also realized that that pace was ambitious, after the fact, given the stress on your body. Having made the trip twice now - Vancouver to Tuk - saving something in the personal tank for the final push up the Dempster Highway is highly advisable. It's a tricky road that requires your full attention - especially when physically and mentally tired. Although the speed limit on all sections of the Dempster is 80 km/hr (50mph), I caution that travelling at that speed leaves you little time to adjust to the variable road conditions you'll find as you ride along. Slow down, enjoy the breathtaking scenery, and stay upright. This riding season (June 2024) there has already been one motorcycle fatality, a 50-something gentleman from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Early reports indicated that he might have been riding too close to the middle of the road or suffered a 'target fixation' situation and rode into an oncoming transport truck. The reason he was too far over in the center (lane 3?)? Most likely the deep loose gravel at the side of the road and in between the two heavy truck tire paths - the gravel is deep, like a race track gravel trap, in spots. Thus, you're restricted to riding two single parallel paths on the right side of the road. It's also common to find sections of the Dalton where there are 1-2m (3-6 ft.) deep ditches at the side of the road. So, combine deep gravel patches, and slimy snot mud when it rains, while avoiding riding into 'bottomless' ditches, combined with fast-changing weather - you'll be crossing Arctic mountain passes, and on-coming heavy double trailer fuel trucks, you need to be fully rested, hydrated, and alert at all times. Ride safe everyone.

Awesome video beautiful up there very cool

Im dreaming of riding across america. Im envious!

Questing is to recommend or not to

I'm nervous for you. Ride safe and thanks for sharing.

I like how you created the Adam Bobblehead affect! 😅

😂welcome to the north in “Pacific North West”!! Only when there is snow on the ground can you leave a door open!! 😂 I hate bugs way more than bears!!

Hello, it looks that there is lots of action in White Horse. Great video. Cheers

I am new to the BMW GS1250/1300/1200 World. I own a 22 Royal Enfield Himalayan I bought new last year. Fun bike to ride and i can ride all day and its really comfortable. Only drawback is 60-65mph is about the top speed for long runs. I went to my Local BMW Dealership in Wilmington North Carolina. I live in the Myrtle Beach area and Cape Fear BMW are awesome. I'm 5'9" and they showed me the 24 1250GS with low suspension option. I can easily flat foot it and love the 8 gallon tank. Its so well balanced, it feels as light as my Himalayan and the tank was full. As a just retired Ford dealership mechanic, I am with you in buying the last, best made model. Give the 1300GS a few years if them fixing the engineered gremlins. Great video. Ive been watching a bunch of these to decide. I'm going to Maine, then Austin Texas to visit family and maybe out towards Arkansas. The BMW looks to be the right tool to get me there.

Debating on using the 3m back.. or not to allow easy of removing if necessary. Suggestions??

good job, let us know if you see any animals!

“I highly doubt this will have any problems” Im currently sitting in a gas station parking lot with oil all over 😂

I put adventure in front and the GPS rear. Great combo

Hi Adam. Beautiful road and what gorgeous weather! Alaska and BC have been on my list for a few years now. Hopefully next year! Safe travels.

Adam, ever thought of submitting your mileage to the local “Iron Butt” orgs!!😂 BTW, I graduated from 100 Mile House High School! Enjoy riding through the Gold Rush mile marked towns! Unfortunately those glaciers are not permanent.

50 miles range what a joke

Thanks for sharing. You’re right photos and video are not the same as being there, but still fabulous and gives that opportunity to share your joy and awe of all that’s beautiful!

Adam - which Garmin are you running? Be Safe brother!

Hi Adam - those communities were stopping houses along the Cariboo Road which was constructed in the early 1860’s. They are named for their distance on the road north of Yale.

Nice ride dude. I'm jealous of your tech skills. Rode to Port Renfrew on Van Island two years ago, I couldn't get over how clean the air is! Does you bike have km on the tft, or you rely on the gps? Five weeks is incredible! Have fun and be safe

Welcome to BC. We have a great province to explore. Try your best to do the Cassiar Hwy, with a side trip via Stewart BC to Salmon Glaciar. Safe travels 👍

My favorite stretches of highway are from Cache Creek to Vancouver. No matter how many times I ride it, I’m still speechless at the beauty.

Looks absolutely breathtaking! Following your trip. Good luck and stay safe!

4:57 Ah, yes. The good ol' post drop blue smoke signal - know it well! 😄

Thanks Adam!! Beautiful trip, living it through you. Since you are from NH, when you saw the “Jack in the Box” it madmen remember when there was one in Salem NH on Broadway St. Enjoy your trip, I look forward to the rest of your video. 😊

Worth the trip there just for the corn dog ride! Yeeha! 🤟

Great video glad you are seeing the coast. I also get nervous going over the Astoria bridge, the camera does not do justice to just how high and how banked the first corner is!

I just picked up a brand new 2023 100-year anniversary for $14,995 after the $1,000 rebate. 48-month zero financing with zero down.

Hahahah very cool. The Blockbuster!!

Detroit isn't a bunch of millionaires, a wildfire went through there in 2020 and their rebuilding the town. It went from a run down town to a cute destination but it's sad it took a fire.

Team effort, your wife is awesome! For those of us that are firefighters, do 56 hrs work-week and can’t get that much time off, we can’t ride. We are away from our families a lot, if you have the time to ride, do it. Great video, thanks for sharing!

Agree on VT Cheese and Ice cream. It’s better!

Glad you stopped at Pelican Brewing, it's a must do when passing by!

I feel your pain. I rode from fields to Three forks and ate shit doing 45 in that moon dust.

Now I can hear you. For a few minutes I thought that the audio problem was on my end! Nice scenery. Enjoy

Great video Adam, be safe out there🙏

I remember Spymac was hyping the crap out this before they released the video. I was so pumped, I actually was able to access the index of the website (was super easy) and got access to some of the videos before they had officially been posted. Then, I uploaded them and posted the video myself on a forum I frequented at the time. Ah...memories. 22 year old memories. lol

It is all adventure remember . I just had lunch with a friend and we decided we were lucky to have cancelled a trip to the Rally from Mich . Just too cold . So enjoy your trip .

I’m enjoying your trip… sorry about our weather.. I’m riding to Touratech from western Washington tomorrow on my new GSA and I’m thinking I need my thermal layers. My 54 year old joints need some heat!!

ouch

Missed you by a few days on the playa

I realize you are probably several days ahead of this video, but if you get the chance take the 101 all the way up through Oregon, stop at Pacific City and have lunch/dinner at Pelican Bay Brewing Company (it's outstanding). You can even venture further up the Washington coastline and go the most Northwest Point at Neah Bay, its pretty spectacular!

Those grapefruit size chonies it takes to ride that alone on a fully loaded 700+ lb GSA must get uncomfortable too after a long day like that. Just sayin

Hope the ankle's feeling better... I'm enjoying watching your adventures and want to get out on my 23 GSA 1250A for something like this very soon! Are you able to get out like this every summer?

Cinnamon toothpaste..yuk!!..I rather wrestle the Bear!!😮😅

Wow, just a little bit of stress during the day!

those part numbers are for what website?

Great video Hope u shake the cold Be Safe!

Thanks!