I do not care what tire one runs. When one hits tar strips in the heat all tires slip.

Very cool place!! I’ve been watching Brock Gill for a long time, would love to meet/ride with him!!

That’s the kind of stuff I ride every time . But I do it on a KTM 300 or my KTM 350 , I wouldn’t think of taking my Pan America so hats off to you guys .

That looks lie soooo much fun! I'd like to give my outta shape 64 yr old body and my Triumph Tiger 900 RP a try on that lol!

Just my opinion but If you arent standing on the pegs on a dirt bike you are cheating yourself. You will learn to use it to your advantage the longer you ride

Jealous - you find the best rides. I'm 62 and slogging around on a 1150 GSA. 1300 GS inbound this spring - built to my specs.

Looks like a great event!

Sadly, I haven't been to a Buc-ees - or a bike event...YET!

Little dude was good on his bike.

brave to manage these big whales !!!

Great job throwing that beast around!

Nice job. Where were you riding at? Public or private land?

Hope it doesn’t sound weird but I’m proud of you, Matt.

well done! you've got it! 👍✌

There once was a Matt, so bold, Pulled his clutch, his ride grew old. He stalled on a hill, And his hopes did still, Now his bike's in the shop, I'm told.

I ran the GPS the rear (50/50 mode) and the Dual Venture on the front for a 7500 mile ride from Montana to Prudhoe Bay and back and then on to Illinois. Both ran great for the entire trip at any speed. The only really sketchy part was a steel deck bridge that I thought was going to throw me off the bike with such an extreme wobble. Also, the front tire was extremely noisy, drawing attention from onlookers everywhere. At the end of the trip, the front was totally used up and I would guess that I have 3000+ miles left of the rear. This was on a 1250 GSA.

Hey that's some real growth Matt! Well done! Hills are so much easier when you're in "attack mode"

Thanks for sharing the ups and downs.

Congratulations on your accomplishment

Guts

Few more revs

Wooo saaaa.... Woooo Saaaaa..... You got this. Just need to get out of your head and trust yourself and your knowledge.

You never gave up and you got it.

Oh my God, I cannot believe that GS went vertical man oh man, you got guts. I truly appreciate you keeping your videos real. Your struggles are our struggles. We’re with you probably one of your best videos. Great editing work. The problem is you made me even more nervous to ride off road. Please keep sharing thank you and Ride in peace.

Awesome video! Love that wheelie!

Here's some simple body position advice; Stand up, weight back for down hills and weight forward for up hills. The steeper decline or incline the more the weight has to shift.

Enjoy your videos. I went from riding a KTM 300 2 stroke on technical rocky single track to a KTM 890 adv r bike, still have more fun on the 300 XC. I'll say it was an easy transition. All about momentum. When stuff looks scary Stand up, compress forks and momentum. Cover the clutch so you don't loop out. We get the weight of the bikes get in our heads and we go down. Keep it up. I'm 51 in a couple months and ride with peeps 20 yrs younger than me. Hope to keep doing this another 20 yrs.

I'll keep saying it! Your persistence is impressive! And thank you for the entertainment as well!

That hill was kicking your butt for a little, but you got it. No joke.. you have come a long way since the videos from the BMW Academy! You're knocking it out the park! Now you have me looking at the Asher School.

bravo! tu as réussi! tu as bien fait de ne pas abandonner.👍

Glad you are giving it another chance. Its a cracking bike. Looking forward to the videos

Hey why aren't you riding the Tuareg?

I also changed from Sene 50s to Cardo pro and I am satisfied.

Thank you for continually sharing your Journey! You’ll conquer those hills soon!

Another great video!

49 and new to this sport. This video is hilarious. I can't wait to go watch another one. I would ride with you any day. There is no way I would have ever told you we were on the wrong trail when you were on that old over grown road. Bushwhacking on a GS? I'll keep my lighter bike, but only because I would not have any strength from helping you with your bike and laughing the whole time. We are headed to the Chattahoochee BDRx in a few days and I'm more inspired by this video than any other I have seen. Never give up!

It looks like a fantastic bike congratulations. I would like to be first on the list to purchase that bike when you're done with it! I'm dead serious.

Holly Hell ! Bravo!

You may be the first person I've ever heard of that actually raised the height of your bike. Nice looking ride.

Matt! You’re the hardest working guy in the bike biz!! Keep it up!

You made it through!!

Lolol! 😂 bleep bleep

Once you got on the hill of that second climb you didn't do too bad. You kept decent momentum and kept control over a few rough spots. I have a question... If this is a "training" session, why is it that the "trainers" are out in front of you, with no idea of what you're doing right or wrong? They seem more interested in enjoying their ride and the views than instructing.... 🤔

Nice suspension upgrades. Why didn't you go with TracTive forks?

Does Tom still have that "cheat code" TW200?

This is why you went to the 660!

Do you still have to take it back to the dealership for them to reset the service reminder if you do your own service?

I'm on my way to Kissells to pick up my new Tuareg today.

don't throw that one into limp mode this time ;)

Cool! Loved your vids on your 1st one. They helped me upgrade my 2022. Much lighter than my Super Tenere and plenty of zip for this old dude. Looking forward to seeing you throw yours around in the mud!