love it! We net at Fatty's Pizza and then again probably right after this video at the Border Inn and Casino when you were getting gas. Glad to hear you're back on the road after ID mishap. 5 of us made it to the coast and all but 1are home. HYDRATE!

Who’s the mechanic in Boise?

Is your jacket a tornado? We just bought all new Rev it tornado 4 and we went with white jackets. We’ve had black the last few years and it makes a big difference in heat you feel especially when moving slow.

You can contact mosko moto about your gear. I’ve heard they do what they can to help repair gear. I recently put some of their luggage and I’m Impressed with it so far.

Glad to see you back on the road man! My husky actually locked up on me in Twin Falls Idaho, unfortunately the local dealer was not at all easy to work with and it ended my TAT trip early but glad to see you overcame and continued on can’t wait see Alaska from your perspective good luck👍👍

I don't think all that water we got out of your engine in NC helped 🤣

Love the attitude! Like someone else here said, proud of how you handled this. It all adds to the adventure. Good luck on your way to Alaska, I’ll be following your journey. Safe travels bud!

You the man!! Are you using Sam's, Kevin's or something else for your route.....and are you using the route or tracks option on the Montana? Tracks seem to work better for me, but some use routes, so I'm curious what you're using and how it's working out so far? It would be helpful to put a link to the next video at the end of each video, and you can do that in Studio using the "End Screen" option. More work, but it sure makes it easier for the rest of us living vicariously through your adventures!! Safe travels!!

Glad to see the trip continue. Ride safe..

My god. All the way from TN. Dude's insanity is epic. It's one thing on a cruiser, but on a CRFR?!?! Makes me rethink my life just to realize how I've let it pass right on by.

Wow, takes a licking and keeps on ticking, safe travels to ya.

engine sounds sweet, well done mate....

Man, I’m sorry that happened to you, and I’m glad you’re OK. For what it’s worth there’s no reason in regards to riding duration a not-shit maintained engine (honda or otherwise) should have suddenly seized on you like that. Unless I mean, unless you were in 1st going 60 which I’m sure you weren’t… That’s a really odd thing to have happened. How many miles were on the original engine?

You have to be a certain kind of rider to grenade a Honda. LOL. Sorry about your luck for real though. I'm glad you are back on the road.

Glad you made it, sorry about the engine. My nephew and I met you in Colorado at Frog Lake. I'm in Oregon if you need any help while here. Camp on the beach!

This guy is badass

Glad to see you back on the road!

Good work figuring it all out. Glad you were wearing protective gear. Alaska sounds like a great idea. Zip ties always handy.

How many miles were on the old engine when it locked up?

Way to overcome and not quit! There is always a way, just have to find it and see if it’s worth it.

Hell yeah, dude. Was good meeting and having you over.

Glad you are back on the road. Oil is cheap insurance. Changing it and your filter every 3000 miles, on an engine that revs like that is just good practice. Using a foam vs paper air filter (and having a spare all oiled up and ready to go) is also a good practice. The ride to Alaska is pretty much a highway slog. The bike should be more than capable of running 60-70 mph all day on that leg of your journey.

Hell yeah man! Way to adapt and overcome... I know this doesn't mean much from a stranger, but I'm proud of you!

FUCKEN RIGHTS BUD!!! Awesome to see you still at it no matter what the universe throws at ya! Say if you’re thinking about hitting Vancouver island, there’s a bed and all of the beers waiting for you. If you get in a jam in the interior of BC, you have my number. 🤙

Slow down and smell the roses. You're young and have the rest of your life to race across America. Good luck.

How tf did you blow a honda engine. Impressive 😂

Thank you for not describing your bike in excruciating detail. The trip is the point. Looks….realistic! As an older guy, all I can say is that you will not regret taking such a trip. Be safe!

that truck that past you up when you ran out of fuel. i used to work for them. there only contact is mc dees. but all the back tracing you did took a lot of time and waisted FUEL. should have planed on carting 4 times as much gas as you thought you would burn up back tracking for photo opps.

Excellent can-do attitude. Thanks for sharing your trip.

What are the make and model of your camera and mic are you using to filming and talking

What camera and mic system are you using? 😊

2:02 you dropped a penny go back and get it

Killer video 🤟🏼

what route are you following?

Get it sorted and keep going mate, we are all rooting for you 👍🏻

very good

Watr logged,.. take the breather off and the spark plugges out and spin the hell out of it then crank it up and go.

You need to get some tips from Itchy boots. Noraly! See knows how to travel on a motorcycle!

Great video. Amazing adventure. It would be great if you could add a map when you are editing. Safe travels!=

The three-hour bus trip test sitting next to this guy ...

Uncle Tony sent me, can’t wait to watch along with the travels awesome trip for sure

Any time your bike goes into water like that, there's a possibility that some got sucked into the air filter/intake tube/cylinder. It's always best to take off the airbox cover, make sure the air filter and intake tube is dry. Take the filter out, let it dry, wipe out any water in the air box and make sure there isn't any water in the intake tube. Take the spark plug out and crank the engine a few seconds to blow out any water and let everything dry for an hour, put the air filter in the sun. If you have a cleaning kit, give the air filter a wash and reoil, put the spark plug back in and you should be ok.

Oh wow, hope everything works out ok for you, sounds tough, but then again you must be pretty tough to have taken on this challenge in the first place. Looking forward to your next video

I like that you use also classical music. I do it quite a lot in my videos too.

You have innate resilience. Keep up the great work. Love the adventure.

You got this! Do a thorough mind map of what might have gone wrong and identify steps to avoid that in the future. Then make those steps part of your routine maintenance for the long haul. Godspeed! I'm enjoying the time you are putting in to get those passing shots. Filming solo and doing it well is real work.

Damn! Hope you’re okay!

Wow you was so lucky not to drop it and hurt yourself buddy. As always another brilliant video. All caught up now, looking forward to the next instalment 👍🏻

Wow, great video work and great riding. Balls of steel mate 👍🏻

Just discovered your channel. Fair play to you, epic adventures for you. You’ve got a great bike and luggage set up. Subscribed and going to have a binge watch of your videos. 👍🏻