love you guys! come ride in W.V!

You did great on the highway! Maybe in the future do a road trip! Your metaphysical insights totally align with mine. I mean, yeah we are all connected but that's scary. I think about that all the time. lol Keep up the good work and absolutely look forward to your next installment.

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Not Brockton...very rural

Ha, ha! Your Aunty is awesome 😁 Said, “be careful” so many times 😂❤

Fun & genteel moto content… me thinks :)

1200 sportster is way better for you. No not all Sportsters clutches are hard. Newer is better.

that carb is messed up. Thats not normal.

A newer sportster is way better and reliable.

I know you have ridden the 883 harley, have you tried a older model 1200 yet?

Using your videos as research and inspiration as a rider to be; keep going ! :)

Great video! What bridge did you cross going to the coffee shop? I thought it was the woodland st bridge but I didn’t recognize those buildings. Wow, been a long time since I’ve been downtown. lol. I’ll ride highways but interstates around Nashville, no way. Hwy 100, 96, 70 and cruise the backroads is fine for me. I see a Triumph in your future. Ride safe! Edit: oops…that was the Korean’s Veteran bridge. Still, I don’t recognize those buildings. lol.

You did awesome on the highway! Not my favorite place to ride. I’ve had Harleys forever, I own 3 but lately I’ve been drawn to Triumph. I went and sat on a Bonneville Speedmaster and fell in love. At 72 I will be riding that next. Keep making these great videos

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Looks like you are loving the motorcycle culture.

Bugzy, that was good stuff! I agree motorcyclist have some great people! I've ridden with the CT Rockers since 2009. All motorcycle types in the bunch, but mostly Triumphs, BMW' and European bikes. When I got deathly ill in 2014, and was in the ICU for 3 weeks, with a open heart surgery, for a new heart valve, new pacemaker, lost sight in my right eye and 50 pounds, due to a freak infection, my motorcycle friends stepped up! I was between jobs, with no insurance, or paycheck. We had to sell our Mini Cooper for money to live on, and file for Bankruptcy after $250,000 of hospital bills. The CT Rockers turned their annual Reunion Party into a benefit for me and my wife. They raised thousands of dollars for us. A group of them also collected materials, and came over to patch our leaking roof. I eventually received SS Disability. I'm okay now, and still ride with them when I can. What an amazing group of people! You and Justin would fit right in. Enjoy the ride, and be safe!

Looks like you did great on the highway! The only advice I'll pass along is to plan for off-ramps well. If you're velocitized you may think you've slowed down enough but actually be going faster than you think. Also, scan those on/off ramps for stuff in the road. I had a friend total his bike after hitting a lost license plate that was laying in an on ramp. I almost hit a flattened pizza box while I was hard over into a turn from 24 into West Bridgewater. It had been hit by a bazillion cars and was as dirty as the road, so it was hard to see. Last bit of highway advice is to assume any vehicle that passes you may be hauling a trailer. I had a buddy try to tuck in behind a van and as he did his final look he realised he was counting the rivets in the trailer he didn't see! He didn't crash but it taught him a lesson he always tells new riders. Anyway, those Triumphs look like a blast! Keep up the good work!!!

I think you'll find highway riding will come to feel safer once you get used to the speed. You don't have to deal with intersections or cross traffic. Just make sure you stay out of people's blind spots and keep looking 12 seconds ahead for any potential dangers.

New friends aren't always friends ,bikes or no bikes. Please be careful! 60 years of riding has taught me a few harsh lessons that I DO NOT want someone as nice as you 2 to happen to. Of course that's not the norm but, it's worth a mention... believe me! Great Vid as usual!

Firstly, really glad you're ok. Secondly, thank you for your transparency and good job on educating new riders/non riders on the realities that come with motorcycles. Even seasoned riders like myself and others who have posted here will make mistakes, and all we can hope for is that when we do, we deal with them the best way we know how. You did great given the situation.

"My sister's name is Toni and my blinker's on... Nice to meet ya!" caused me to spit my drink out HAHAHAHAHA!!!

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I recently did a 2000~ mile trip around Colorado over two weeks, camping off the bike and just figuring it out day by day. I had zero plans other than to ride mountain passes and to see as many national parks as I could. What a way to clear your head. What a way to meet other riders. What a way to see the country. There is nothing I love more than riding my bike on long distance trips, taking back roads and meeting folks. I hope the future of this channel involves some road trips because it's such a fun thing to do. Great video, I really enjoy experiencing your journey on motorcycles.

m0t0rcycle peeeps r rrreally hard t0 beat!! sc0tt r0cks f0r sharing hiz bikes. big luv bugz!! 🖖😘

What do you think about the 5 speed Triumph on the highway? Was it OK? (That model is about $2K less than the 6 speed 1200 model) If you are going to do a lot of highway riding you should get a little windshield or fairing to block some of that wind that hits your body when you are going fast. Looks like you were having fun.

That Speed Twin looks good on you.

Crushed it!

When in doubt throttle out!

Aah, beautiful 2-lane roads on a gorgeous day, and nicely filmed and edited. Thanks for taking us along, Bugzy.

You are doing great on the highway you never rode next to trucks or cars that can’t see you, i always said the best asset of a bike is to be agile and fast, this you use to alway be in the best space for YOU, just like Mohamed Ali would say « dance like a butterfly, sting like a bee »😂 I must say that front brake reservoir hose is pretty bent, i would take some of the kink out for normal flow….,

I love to see you thriving! 🩷

I just started riding myself, I ride a 1999 suzuki marauder 800. I love watching your videos, and you are doing awesome with your riding.

Bugzy you should have a meet up at the Milk Bottle

That Triumph fits you well 🔥

Cool gloves Bugzy 3:56 Thanks for the ride

The biking community is awesome like that. Always willing to help other riders out.

I definitely think the Triumph brand suits you. Until my Indian a couple of years ago, I had several Triumphs before it. Loved them all. I'd probably still be on a Triumph if they made a Touring bagger in the same class as my Indian Chieftain.

DOING GREAT ON THE HIGHWAY🌹

This is the 1st video of yours I've seen & I'm so happy to know you made it through what could have been a tragic turn of events. There is an old saying that "life is what happens while you're making other plans" & this is a perfect example of that. It sounds as if this was a huge wake up call for you to be more present in what you're doing & for that reason this terrifying experience was a blessing... God bless🙏

That video was so entertaining and educational 😊

Love seeing your journey! Only a month or less into my own riding journey and it’s been liberating so far!

Up until they computerized everything I used to just go over to my buddy Jacks Sunoco station and pick up a couple for me and a few for my other riding friends. Street and Dirt Bikes. Simpler times. Less government regulations.

like that you live and let live, too many angry vegans making people go the opposite way.

Real bike with so many experiences that is gold for my opinion

I had a 1996 sporty that I rode from. 97 to 2001 it had the 1200 Evo motor,It was super easy and fun to ride.try one I guarantee you’ll love it

My personal view is that the Triumphs are great looking and sounding bikes. But I think as a whole the Harley's stand out a bit more. Maybe looking at a Sporster 1200. I think you can Handle it. Pluse Justin has been so supportive that there is nothing to fear lady! Please keep the video's coming!

Fitting that you’re riding a Triumph as you triumph over your fears! Stay safe!

U need to check valve adjustments may be too tight😊

I'm glad you have help troubleshooting your bike. It's awesome that you're learning. I respect that.

Careful out there lol Also I can hear the south shore Massachusetts in your voice 😊 haha