I want to be a father who does amazing things with his son or daughter. I never even met my dad so I don’t actually know how to be one, but I know I will be a great father.

This is the Best Video that I have ever seen on KZread. I was an A Class racer and retired when my son was born. 17 years later we bought 2 dirt bikes. He was good. However a freak accident broke his right femur in 7 pieces. he was going about as about a slow walking speed. I tried to keep riding but a stroke took the wind from my sail. I have enjoyed this video of a Father and a son. It reminded my of my son and I. good work.

@ewael_

3 жыл бұрын

He'll get it dude, you both are amazing

@kalaharyjones

3 жыл бұрын

Also exist Dust to Glory and other films like this one, also excelent films.

Enjoyed so much,way to go with only father and son riding it's amazing!!

Into the Dust 2 coming very soon, stay tuned for the release date and watch it here with us!

@abones7243

3 жыл бұрын

What!?!

@araninfante2242

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing 😉

@robertshafer2675

3 жыл бұрын

À

@bajabill1425

3 жыл бұрын

I am eager to find out if I will be a member of your Chase Crew?

@spencerabramson8790

3 жыл бұрын

Dude I watched it yesterday. Keep up the amazing work. This man and his son are Certified Badasses boys.

This movie always gives me goosebumps its so inspiring and touching, it has everything a great adventure should have. The highs, the lows and the victory. Amazing movie

@bajarockstar5511

Жыл бұрын

Let’s get you ready to race 🏁

Wow.. I'm in tears this movie honest to God just probably changed my life. My dad and I race dessert dirt bike races and the first year him and I ever did a full series together was 2015 and we both won our respective classes. I'm lost for words how great this film is. The words spoken at the end quote you have to experience the lows to have the highs.... Man you guys have no idea how much this video means to me will probably be my favorite for the rest of my life thank you so much for sharing I'm still in tears speechless

What an awesome and amazing movie! Having ridden 3500 miles in Baja California, l can relate to a lot of the different types of terrain and obstacles along the way. If someone would've told me the coldest l'd ever be in my life would be in Mexico I'd never believe them. From the moment we left San Diego to head south of the border, it was a drizzling rain. Four hours later, l was shivering so bad l was having classic symptoms of hypothermia. I had no idea that while riding across the mountain range the temperature dropped to 38 degrees from 68 earlier in the day. Thankfully one of the other riders let me use his heated jacket for two hours to warm my body temperature up.

Why did the movie only last 5 minutes ? Didn't realize how 1 hour 27 minutes and 6 seconds passed.Enjoyed every second very much.Respect all of you.How would someone leave his comfort zone and put himself into a situation like this ? I think adventure is like blood in our veins.Congratulations to all of the racers , the mechanics and the team members.Also the spectators.Peace and Love from İzmir Türkiye...

wow. reminded of my pops who took me racing and to the desert when I was young. he's gone now but all those days on bikes and at the races with him lives in my heart.

@fabchild6414

2 жыл бұрын

awesome brother

idk i fell asleep and woke up to this movie and i must say ive never been more happy with youtube to recomend this to me. such a amazing show

Well done Father and Son. I started reading about the Baja 1000 a decade and a half before Chris even won his first one. My favourite riders back then were Malcom Smith and Larry Roesler. I'm pretty sure the original race finished in La Paz and never made that loop. Glad to see it's still going. Next stop. Paris Dakar.

Who all has watched this documentary about 20 times? I know I have let alone 7 times this year. Great job on the documentary and it's such an inspiration to race the baja 1000. Hopefully it will be in two years, 707x.

That was an AMAZING story, I'm not even a Desert Rat, but I am A father of a very young rider (5). This story inspires me to be the best father I can be for my sons future. Thank you so much for this. You had me a little weepy. Congrats on this victory! A story for the ages!!

Brought tears to my eyes. As a BITD and Score fan I hope to do this with my 3 sons one day. Thanks for sharing your story! Good work!

@tristankoepfli97

7 жыл бұрын

Eric Harris i have 3 boys. we are trying to do that too. Good luck.

@TJuice1986

2 жыл бұрын

@@tristankoepfli97 I really hope you get to experience this with your boys!

This video is an amazing effort to tell an incredible story. Great job! The father son aspect is heart warming. My son and I raced the Desert 100 when he was 16... I have raced it 5 times, but it was his first. 1100+ racers on the starting line and everyone goes. The "dad" in me was so scared for his safety, but he did it. I was so proud to be there with him. Thanks Janesky Family. I've got tears in my eyes.

What an amazing story. 3 generations of racing here. Started with karts but grew into moto in the 90s hope to make it fourth generation with my son. Wow is all I can say. Very inspiring to say the least and quite emotional on my end. How could you not root for this amazing team. Congratulations you guys.. loved every second.

264x here... what a race indeed!! We had a great time and made unforgettable memories along the way to an epic finish. You didn't see us because we were running SO fast and stayed about 64 minutes in front of you most of the way... had the win wrapped up with 3 miles left to go BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP... DOH! STUPID ALARM CLOCK!!!

This is the best documented material when it comes to baja racing on a motorcycle, congratulations to janesky team on the 2015 Baja 1000 win. It'll definitely will be saved on my favorites videos. Thanks for the great material. No words 👏🏼

@zerkscumbag

7 жыл бұрын

rickmag11 Then u still havent watched "Dust to Glory". Thats the best documentary about baja 1000.

@minovergara5943

7 жыл бұрын

Ok, I'm watching that now. Dust to Glory :)

Gentlemen, I am thoroughly impressed at not only your grit and determination on this race, but also the excellent production quality of this film. Thank you for all the money and effort you put into this entire project, it clearly shows I'm the finished project. Honestly, it made me think of the hiking adventures I went on with my dad years ago in Indonesia. The part from about 33:10 - 36:36 nearly brought me to tears.

Thanks for sharing the story. One week before the race, I was a fill in rider for team 556x. I rode from mile 70 to 200. Our night guy had some issues and we finished an hour behind you. I think I was the guy you were chasing along the ocean who went off course and missed 2 VCP's. Our GPS did not work for the first 500 miles and I missed a turn. It was great to relive the race through your documentary!

HAVE NOT SEEN IT YET JUST WATCHED THE SECOND YOU ALL PASSED ME !! MANY TEX CALLED ME JON YOUR IN THE MOVIE LOL !! 202X INTO MIN 37.48 WHERE YOU ALL PASSED ME LOL I HAD NO SLEEP 25 HRS INTO RACE WHEN I GOT TO MILE 230 FOR RIDER EXCHANGE I HAD BEEN UP LIKE 36 HOURS STRAIGHT SO HAPPY WE TOOK SECOND BUT REALLY JUST FINISH THE BAJA 1000 IS A BLESSING !! 2015 WAS MY 12TH RACE IN MEXICO MAY IRONMAN 2017 !!!!

@SoilentGr33n

7 жыл бұрын

Good luck and ride safe and smart out there man. You boys are the stuff of dreams.

@anthonyparisotto

7 жыл бұрын

well done mate

@ngominhkhoa6399

7 жыл бұрын

Please help me. I am learning English but I found it's really hard to listen to 9:15 "In fact, when a trophy truck comes up by another trophy truck ....?....?....?... it's no joke"

@atq42

7 жыл бұрын

Fesy meaning when you want to overtake the trophy truck, you have to slam the back, make accident :D (thats called rear end it) Hit the truck in front of you inorder to overtake. Either the truck in front looses control & gets out of your path or give u way. Thats why its no joke :D

@ngominhkhoa6399

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot. Your answer does help me but I still don't understand What a protocol is

Incredible job. Inspiring. I am just blown away by the quality of everything about this film. I'm an eye doc and started racing ATV's again at 47 at XC events, and live by the same code. Thanks for putting the effort into making this movie, and congrats on such an epic life experience.

I have been racing the baja just over 10 years and this documentary says it ALL! I know Dust to Glory is one of the best offroad productions out there but after seeing this, and in my heart, this surely tops it. What a great sensational father son experience...ever! If you guys are ever back in Baja, look me up and I got your lobster dinners, seriously..btw I have met Chris and Jimmy through a mutual friend who died during the Baja 500 back in 2013. Anyways great job guys on a lasting memory and accomplishment- Zen Pro Racing

The best motorsport documentary I've seen so far....really inspiring father and son story...

THE THING I LOVE THE MOST ABOUT THIS MOVIE WAS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN YOU TWO..WISH YOU A HAPPY LIFE WITH YOUR FAMILY. STAY BLESSED AND RIDE SAFE .ONLY ADVENTURE RIDING.. THIS ONE RACE WAS MORE THEN ENOUGH.

Amazing video! I am a father who has raced with his Son and Daughter. Such a great accomplishment. I raced the Baja 1000 in 2010. It was the greatest experience of my life. I was right there with you when you talk about Father and Son moments. I hope maybe one day we can do this race together. 305X in 2010.Patrick Hemperley Known as N2Moto. Our team finished in 4th place in the 30 Expert class that year.

So far the best video I've watched on KZread in 2019.

Incredible... currently 23,000 kilometres into touring the golden triangle and this epic movie was so inspiring... also made me miss my father even more who passed away 3 years ago... I never got to ride with him though he was riding epic distances right up until near his passing at 78 years of age... thank you for sharing this beautiful time in your life...

@larryjanesky8185

5 жыл бұрын

Hello Edgar! I am glad you liked it!

Congrats guys! You did what a lot of Earth's population couldnt. You two, and your whole team are wonderful. I hope this brought both of you closer together than ever. Once again, congratulations.

A very inspiring story. Thanks for sharing, Tears in my eyes as a father and a motorcyclist.

This was so awesome, definitely one of my favorite documentaries. Much respect to you and your son for taking on the unpredictable challenges of racing in Baja.

I just want to meet the people that posted thumbs down. Why you ask? I'm thinking it could be real entertaining meeting people that actually didn't like this, because it was just awesome. I really can't see anything to dislike.

WOW.. MAN i couldnt imagine the adrenaline those 2 was feeling switching back n forth the whole race while other teams had up to 6 riders and a father and son who never rode desert WON especially the father who just started racing dirt bikes at age 32 so that says alot right there!!! AWESOME JOB that may never happen again in the baja 1000 with only father and son doing the racing !!!! UNBELIEVABLE

Great doc. ..... Awesome!!! .... Very inspirational! Father & Son from CT. race in the longest off road race in the world! They had never raced in the desert, nor road for 24 hours straight before.... EVER! Can they find away to finish??? Holly Cow what a story!

@kevinrichter4384

7 жыл бұрын

awesome doc. I had the chance to run an endurance race with my father also. 300 mile sportbike race on a brand new GSXR750 I bought 3 days prior right out the crate. brought it home, drilled and wired all day and night. put a race body kit on and off we went. no seat time besides a handful of paractice laps. made a few suspension tweaks and that was it. we took 1st place. a memory that will be with me forever.

@ngominhkhoa6399

7 жыл бұрын

Please help me. I am learning English but I found it's really hard to listen to 9:15 "In fact, when a trophy truck comes up by another trophy truck ....?....?....?... it's no joke"

@davinwerley9847

7 жыл бұрын

Fesy I think they said they rear end the truck to get it out of there way

@ngominhkhoa6399

7 жыл бұрын

+Davin werley Thanks I've already known what they said :))

@bskjonnemand

7 жыл бұрын

The Basement Guy Hello

What a wonderful "documentary movie". Father and son with a great team behind them make it to this Baja 1000 race. I really enjoy your story.

Awesome video and even greater story Larry and Tanner!! My son is in college now which is just crazy to me but I'd love for us to have some kind of adventure like this one day. I know I'm about 6 years late but congratulations on such a huge accomplishment! I love seeing fathers and sons with a bond like u guys have

What an amazing story. Larry & Tanner, father & son, you're an inspiration.

Man oh man.. as a father and a gear head the connection between the love they have is absolutely amazing and to conquer something like this I don't think words can explain

Javier is the man! That dude is a machine, and he had a smile on his face the whole time.

Every since Dust to Glory, I've been pining for another epic Baja documentary. Thank you so much for your efforts. It did not disappoint. Congratulations on your story-book finish. The father-son dynamic really spoke to me (I have two sons who ride with me often), but I also appreciated the much deserved attention that you gave to your team, and their critical importance. Definitely a team victory.

Awesome documentary! Hands down one of the best detailed footage video of all time. Congrats to both you on becoming the Baja 1000 champs on a dirt bike. You both have a lot of heart to finish the race between you two. This is my ultimate dream, to race a baja race. I have always been around Baja racing since a kid bc of my dad. Huge off road racing fan as well, and thanx to him I followed his steps. Maybe I'll get a chance to race once day....

This video made me relate to our personal experiences. Started a home renovations business 6 years ago and have the privilege of working with my twin sons, now 23 years old. We dont ride dirt bikes anymore, but we got to spend our share on the trails when they were 10 years old to around 15 years old. Great times. Today working with them everyday is also amazing as a dad. Seeing our sons grow into responsible and respectful young men is very rewarding.

One of my first jobs as a graphic artist was a brochure for SCORE. I met Sal Fish in his office. I'll never forget his generosity.

I would have paid $$ to see this on the big screen. Well done.

@noahburgess5166

3 жыл бұрын

Po

I worked for you many years dr energy saver almost 6 and i must say you still inspire me to this day great job and thank you

What a great Father to his son. I clicked on the movie for a minute, it is now 1:43 am, i watched every second of it. Having 2 boys of my own i felt a connection. With tears only a father could understand you have left me inspired and great full there are parents who still give a dam!

this was an awesome watch. Great little production, loved every minute of it and it completely captured my mind

Javier is the real MVP!

@michaelmckay

7 жыл бұрын

No doubt! Gas for the chase van, brake caliper, lights and rider management! Honorable mention to Jimmy the bike builder.

@fergman300

7 жыл бұрын

What a team......wow. And what a finish....

@collinsbueno4784

6 жыл бұрын

Javier y su poder de persuasión con la señora vendiendo gasolina, me recuerda mis tiempos con el equipo de Curt Le Duc en la Baja 1000 25 Javier reminds me the good old times I spend with the Curt Le Duc Team on the 25th Baja 1000, dealing with the locals for some gas Congratulations to the entire Team

Fantastic movie/ documentary on your journey! An Inspiration to our father son team!

This Documentary is EPIC .... wow ... the overall message is so strong.... really motivational... and inspiring...

Every morning he woke up with a smile on his face... this is great love it👍🏻👍🏻

Probably cost a fortune but that can only get you in the game. Incredible spirit AND a father and son win! It doesn't get any better than that! Best moment for me was seeing Tanner 'McGuyver' his way out of two potentially race ending mechanicals. Awesome!!!

Sixteen jelly idiots gave this a thumbs down,why ? They must live some really sad lives . Excellent film quality,great real story. Congratulations on your win ,for the race,and raising a stand up son. Had that caliper /brake not failed you would have been way ahead.But,it made the story even better.

@davehillsden

7 жыл бұрын

But had the brake caliper not failed he may not have been followed down the wrong turn....would have still been dark 90 minutes prior

@nickr6201

7 жыл бұрын

If this thing gets too many views Dana Brown is gonna come calling. Some of the scenes are ripped directly from Dust To Glory. Even the title "Into The Dust" feels like rip off.

@davidcrocker9544

6 жыл бұрын

The sixteen with thumbs down .They are Trac bikes.lve been through this with them.they say. It's not racing.They are lost souls.l have raced Moto X an cross country.cross country,is buy far we're it is at! Thanks for film.Glad you were with son .makes my eyes Water . Great job !!

@UhYeahWhateverDude

5 жыл бұрын

What the fuck is a “jelly idiot”?

Awesome. Standing ovation from Minnesota! I have raced the I-500 snowmobile race in 2000, finished and placed 7th in my class....I was not a professional...I was a High School Band Director at the time and I was raising money for every mile I made in the race, people donated money to my band kids....that kept my head in the game to not ride over my head. That race was difficult, but not even close to this. Great job, thanks for sharing. I came across this from your Blog. I left teaching in 2008 after 25 years and now back in the Carpet Cleaning industry with my family and son in law. I started watching this video this morning early and couldn't stop until I finished it. I am following your blog right now for 2018. Best wishes and best of luck! :-) You have a wonderful team there!

@larryjanesky8185

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mark!

@MarkSaiger

6 жыл бұрын

I followed your Blog and adventures this year. Great story and great challenges. Still very proud for you guys. My best to you and your family and future adventures!

Wow what a great story. I felt emotion through the trials and tribulations. I was really rooting for you guys and was soo happy when you guys won. I felt like I had won!! It was great. Thanks guys. You did it. The Baja 1000.

Absolutely one of the best Baja movies I have ever seen! Very well done guys. This is a big screen production quality, thanks!

Cool part was watching other rider actually help Tanner out when he thought he was lost... Good Karma. We always look out for one another.

This is pure grit and determination, I am 13 and had my fair share of challenges while motor biking, like nearly breaking my back during the tankwa desert race, though I pushed through the pain and finished the race, racing without a kickstarter, getting lost, pushing my bike up a hill to the track, but that looks like nothing compared to this

Great movie, well done! Chad Newman was our mechanic on the 2014 B1K, 1273mi..total badass, glad to call him a friend!

Incredible production quality, great story, I loved it!

Great documentary Larry! And congrats to you and Tanner and your team on the 2015 B1K win. Amazing feat. I was on the 411X team and we too won. I got on at RM 465 and road into SF. Epic times down in Baja.

@WtfAreYouGonnaDo

7 жыл бұрын

Steve Herstad awesome stuff dude 😊👍

Thanks for the movie! I've felt the atmosphere of huge struggle, where every detail can be decisive. Men like you are heroes of our time. Congratulations!!!

I absolutely loved this documentary movie. I started it thinking I would watch a little & go to sleep as it was close to bed time. I could not stop watching & finished it after midnight. Congrats on the win & the awesome opportunities turned into great memories. I really liked the bond of father and son riding all over the world. I share the same desire to ride adventures with my son. He started at 5 years of age like Tanner & is now 13. We just finished his 4th race season, racing TCCRA out of Dallas TX. I've been race with this series for 10 years, but the last 2 years have been the best with my son & seeing him progress & get competitive. We are now rebuilding his KTM 85 after a great year of riding. It's been a great way to bond with him off the track. Your life story is inspiring & gives me a window in to what is to come. We plan to ride the Colorado Rocky Mountain in a few years together & continue riding & racing for many years. Thanks for sharing your story in such a professional & inspiring way. Keep making memories together.

Awesome!!! Truly inspiring. That's my ultimate dream... to just finish the 1000

I'm not crying! I just got some silt and testosterone in my eyes😭😭😭

@Snowhite808

7 жыл бұрын

"Silt" - as in "fesh-fesh"? or is it something else.

@ashutoshthakur4325

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

Awesome video!! Hats off to you guys. Impressive. Glued to the screen. Thanks for making it.

by far one of the best documentaries I've seen in a really long time. fantastic job!

I've never seen such a great dirt bike documentary I love this so much it feels like one that belongs in the movie theater

I thoroughly enjoyed this! Nice work! No better team than a father/son duo! Congratulations! That's one hell of an achievement to share with each other!

Watching this video after attending the 2023 Baja 500. Moto, quad and bugs are the hardest class

Well put. Together, Awesome record of a great achievement. Me Jealous? Yep really. My boy’s a family man now so possibly wouldn’t risk an event like this .... well done!

What an awesome story! Thanks for sharing your endeavor with us.

Wow!!! This is the best Baja documentary ive ever seen. Good job and congrats.

Excellent documentary, what a great experience for a father and son to share, truly inspirational!

There's a lot of movies out about the Baja 1000 most show you how hard the race is to finish. The best part of your movie for me is that it was a Father and Son adventure Great job guys !

This is just gold. One of the best if not the best content here on KZread. I look forward to seeing more from you guys!

Very Inspiring movie!!!! I miss my dad who thought me how to ride bike...Thank you for this documentary...Two Thumbs Up!!!!!

This is very inspirational for me. I really hope I can do this with my father. He already raced the 2007 baja 1000 with the 217x, but i wasn't old enough to race with him. Very nice film.

@100bankerrob

4 жыл бұрын

Did you accomplish your wish?

@enduroironmanpv

4 жыл бұрын

@@100bankerrob not yet! but still learning and preparing for the day! I think we will race the baja 500 first.

2 years later watched this again in 2020, gives me motivation. Thank you

I truly teared up at the ending of this movie/life story. I relate to this big time. It's not the same as me n my father but in 2007_08_09 me and my dad became father and son landspeed record holders at the Bonneville salt flats aboard our 1952 triumph T100 500cc bike with him holding 2 records in the v-g 500 and vf 500 class and me holding 1 in the v-g mps500 cc class with mine being modified partial streamline class and all 3 being vintage gas and vintage fuel 500cc class. It was very special thing for us both. Congratulations to both of the Janesky's

first of all, congratulations to you gentlemen... what an awesome documentary... thanks so much for the inspiration and encouragement on life's endeavors!

Such a great documentary. Great work guys!

The dedication it took to not only prepare for this race is impressive. Winning your first time in Baja is even more impressive. Creating a film as you're actually out there winning blows my mind. Truly wonderful, and thank you for sharing this with us. I'm sure your boy is equally as proud of his father as you are proud of him. You guys remind me of my dad and I.

@larryjanesky8185

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Turner!

What an amazing story! I've been to the Baja races many times in the past. It is a whole different world down there but one thing never changes: desert racing people are the best!

This was absolutely amazing! The only disappointment was that it took so long for KZread to recommend this video. I’d love to try Baja one day.

Great documentary! Also from CT. Never raced in the Baja but we've ridden Baja with our so cal/ Mexican buds. Ensenada, Mikes sky ranch and down the peninsula. Baja has the craziest terrain, mountain, rocks, beach, talc like dust!! You just don't know til you've done it. Congrats!! " for all things basementy" 😂

I went on a Chris Haines Baja tour years ago. Chris wasn't there and the two riders said he was violently ill. I don't remember their names but I do remember a pretty big guy riding in the back and a skinny older and chain-smoking guy riding in the front. My dad shattered his shoulder but the hospital thought he dislocated it. The doctor pulled his arm very hard and he passed out and woke up the next day. Another father and son team had to look after me because I was only 9 or 10 at the time. I remember going to Mike's Sky Ranch and being too scared to cross the very small creeks on the way up there. It was one of the most memorable experiences of my life.

What a brilliant movie A lot of truth about what can happen when people get the right team behind them Both father and son showed true strength An inspiring film for a change on KZread

wow.... what a story... and what a movie...hard core racers there and the crew was top notch.... wow..

That's Awesome, this guy's a great dad. I know what that's like to love your son so much. I'm proud of my son.. maybe someday my son and I will enter the Baja 1000.

That was totally amazing to see! Great job to the entire team, dad & son, film crew and fans.

AMAZING!!!!!! The way you captured this story, so exciting!!! Most certainly is the best dirt bike documentary ever!!! Well done guys, you all sound like absolute legends! Glad to see you rode with Alfie when you were in South Africa!! Thanks for an amazing KZread upload

Badass movie. Great to see father and son have the vicrory despite everything. Solid team to support them. Saludos

@ch3kw4

7 жыл бұрын

angel bustos are you a trail rider?

@serio06

7 жыл бұрын

joseph, it has been many moons since I've last "trail rode". My time in the Marine Corps has kept me away from my passion for some time now

@ch3kw4

7 жыл бұрын

angel bustos are you from Phil? Bring back your fashion in trail riding sometime. The forest are always waiting 😊. Sorry for my english I'm not that good.

@serio06

7 жыл бұрын

Joseph P. Oo but I have a few friends there. One day, I will make it up there, you can count on that!

@ch3kw4

7 жыл бұрын

angel bustos Pag nagawi ka ng Bulacan kasama ang mga tropa mo na trail rider ay sasamahan namin kayo pag kelangan niyo ng guide na trail rider din. Dont worry friendly naman ako. Saan ka ba dati nagtetrail? Dati kasi dumadayo ako ng trail sa Mt.Pinatubo sa Pampanga, minsan naman sa Montalban. Mas madalas ako magtrail sa Ipo sa Norzagaray Bulacan.

absolutely amazing challenge and a great team, I would like to plan something like this in SE Asia

First-time winners father and son team must be a record. Wonderful upload, really enjoy it thanks for taking the time to share .

congratulations! the best doc I've seen in along time.

Excellent documentary...very inspiring! It's always great to see such a positive Father/Son relationship. Good luck in all your future endeavors.

@SangPham-dr4xd

3 жыл бұрын

wow. reminded of my pops who took me racing and to the desert when I was young. he's gone now but all those days on bikes and at the races with him lives in my heart.

@davudziljkic54

3 жыл бұрын

@@SangPham-dr4xd O ..

Wonderful story. Me and my father have been riding togheter since I was 6yo, the day he bought me my first bike. Now I'm 34, and we're still riding togheter, doing both touring and offroad on our big bikes (bmw f800gsa for me, motoguzzi stelvio 1200 for him).

@manueltovar9963

5 жыл бұрын

Pierre ADV. Thats is so cool man to be able to do it with your father im lucky. Aswell to have my old man with me. And do the same thing a d i wouldnt want to do it with nobody else i know it sounds f- up but are days are numbered wich is part of life. To be out there and doing something we both love and spending quality time with my father in baja. I think hes my real best friend i wouldn't want to be in baja with no one else.

Wow!! Great great Documentary! Thanks for sharing. I just told my wife 10 times while I watched it how uplifting this story is! Thank you and congrats!! 🎉

This made me cry, it make remember my first race when I was 15 years old, I won it with my dad too.