Beautifully filmed! I miss my R1150GS Adv!

@lkandlbinder

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud! Yeah I keep telling myself not to sell this bike...it really is a great all-around machine. Thanks again and stay tuned!

Great video!! Brings back some great memories, thx for taking the time and sharing.

@lkandlbinder

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks John, glad you enjoyed it! I have one more TAT video for next week and then I will be sharing my adventures of riding over here in Africa so subscribe and come along for the ride!

Just what I was looking for, something a little different, thanks...

@lkandlbinder

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Joseph, glad you watched it and enjoyed it!

I rode my 95 BMW R 1100 GS over a lot of passes in Colorado. It was heavy, compared to the Husky I have now, but she was a real pack mule!

@lkandlbinder

Жыл бұрын

That was my experience too Andy...heavy but just plows over everything.

Very nice! I did Engineer Pass via the TAT in 2017 on my '02 1150gs. I was 52 then. I must say your video is much bettet than mine. Cheers!

@lkandlbinder

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jeff! Man, I wish I could have ran into you on your '02 GS...well, my videos might be more polished, but you got me on the age of your bike and your self by a few years. Cheers to you!

Superb, Green with envy. I did the Scotland NC500 in September and I thought that was cool.

@lkandlbinder

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Barry...green with envy lol! I've been there many times (from a damned cubicle on the grind). Wow, Scotland NC500 looks really cool. I'll have to add that to my bucket list. Did you rent a bike or are you from around there?

Great job! Those 2 corners are more difficult than you made it look, nice riding! And the place where your video ends is known as the 'Oh Point'. If you've been there, you know why. It's like standing on top of the world. You rode across the 'saddle' to get there. I look forward to watching more.

@lkandlbinder

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much fire ball! You are right about those few corners...you gotta concentrate. Yep, 'Oh Point'...I actually ended the video down the hill a bit on my way to Silverton...I took a left turn too soon but in my next video you'll see my correction. Thanks so much for watching and jumping on board!

Hi Lee, excellent video ! beautiful shots and images! We did this trip almost at the same time as you (September 2021), I'm also 47 and twisted my knee in Mississippi "MS 04 of Sams GPS tracks". I said it cant be possible what a coincidence ! I'll look for you in IG so we can get in contact.

@lkandlbinder

2 жыл бұрын

Wow Arturo, what a coincidence! My twisted knee happend on the Santa Fe trail section...right as you've ended the long white gravel, dipped down to the ranch...and as I came up into a big mud puddle...put my foot down. Too much weight for one knee. I'm still nursing it a little but is a battle scar worth having. OK find me on IG or facebook as Lee Kandlbinder...be glad to connect. Thanks again.

Grouse area, id love to ride my 1150 there.

@lkandlbinder

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sure you would enjoy it...thanks for watching Susi!

Momentum is our friend! Nice job! Following!

@lkandlbinder

2 жыл бұрын

Right on brother! Thanks and glad to have you along for the ride.

Wow! I did a bit over 100K miles between 2 BMW GS's 11 and 1150's But when I did the Colorado mountain passes it was on a 2000 KLR. My hat is off to you big time. The TAT started in Central Miss in 1999 and 2000 when I did it starting with a DR350SE and from Arkansas to the finish with a 2000 KLR.

@lkandlbinder

2 жыл бұрын

Wow right back at you Andrus! 100K is a lot of riding but I love your bike choices...switching up for the mountain passes was smart too. If I could have a trailer following me with five bikes around America, the KLR and a DR would be on it lol. Thanks for watching!

you made it look so easy. what time of year was this as looks like you had the trail all to yourself and no dang side by sides.

@lkandlbinder

2 жыл бұрын

Why thank you sir! I'm no expert and it definitely helped that I had great weather....this was mid-August around 8am or 9am on a weekend...my strategy paid off (to get up early before the hungover side-by-side crowd even woke). Thanks again for watching and the kind words!

Great video! Now I’m confident I can pull it off on my Vstrom. I was a little concerned about my ground clearance. Hopefully my day will be as beautiful as yours was . How is it into silverton?

@lkandlbinder

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Russ! Yes you can do it on your Vstrom. Clearance won't be a problem but just have a bash plate on for the rocks that kick up. If you watch the next video I posted, 'Down Engineer Pass' you'll get a good idea of how the trail looks down to Silverton. I mention that I wouldn't do it if it'd been raining because of mud. Thanks again for watching!

@doublex632

2 жыл бұрын

There are some spots with large loose rocks going up, don't change course mid-stream, best to just go over what's in front of you. Best of luck. Silverton- things open late and close early