Thanks for sharing Eugene. My motto is this for riding ADV/Dual Sport: whatever gets you out and brings you back with memories is a great ride. That can be in mud, on dirt, on asphalt, wherever. Those trails look super fun. Great music BTW.

That had to be work. Riding this on my KTM 350 is tough, can image it on that beast!

judt tried this today on my r1100gs thanks to u

Big park. Had no idea. You go Eugene

Thanks for the video Eugene! I have 80-20 tire on my 1200 GS. Do you think I can do the beginner trails in Metcalf with that? Is there any deep sand in beginner trails?

@ridewitheugene

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There's no deep sand on beginner/green trails. They are wide fire-roads. If you don't have dirt experience, I'd skip trail 1, as it has a steep descend that some might not be comfortable with.

@sanu5308

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@@ridewitheugene Awesome! Thank you Eugene.

Just ordered a GSA 1250 to replace my GS 1250. I live not too far from the Park and was wondering what air pressure you lowed your tires to, could not quite hear when you did say. Thank You! I go to Carnegie also and will have TK 80 tires as I did on the GS.

@ridewitheugene

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I usually go down to about 28psi.

@ericjames7680

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@@ridewitheugene Thank You!!

That's good going on a big horse !. How were the tires as Metcalf is loose af now.

@ridewitheugene

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tires were good, on loose climbs they were wandering around, but felt predictable. I feel like they behave better than TKC80s that i had before. But the major benefit of these tires for me is that they are also really goo don highway, you can do canyons, then 80MPH highways and then hit the offroad, and tire would be good al around. With TKC80s, they were wobbly on highway, so i used to have road set of tires and offroad set of tires. Now i only have one.

Thanks. Thumbs up. I love the video and the riding. Metcalf is my "home base" for riding. But I humbly suggest that you lose the music. It adds nothing and is...not good. (IMO)