10:34 Wind Rider Seat covers on sale for the next 48 hours (9/29). 50% off and they are kicking in another code for an additional 15% off. I just ordered the covers for my GoldWing. Less than $90 for the entire order

Im thinking of buying a Royal Himalayan 452 for under $7,000. I think maintenance costs will be reasonable.

I totally understand the tip toe thing. Inseam challenged here. Even with the lowering kit on my T7 I tip toe a lot!

$160 bucks an hour labor cost is precisely why most people are selling their bikes. Harley labor cost is around $175 an hour.

Having the same issue with my Tiger 850 Sport. Sorry if you addressed this already, but was this a permanent fix or did the issue return?

Enjoying your videos, I traveled to Alaska in 2010 on my Goldwing and travelled some of the same roads, and it brings back good memories. Thanks for sharing.

What! No mention of the 850 Tiger Sport! But why?

hey pal, where do you buys your glasses, they are awesome. doy you have the link? I'm new to your channel and I definitely like your content. It inspires me too much to be able to fulfill my dream... it's never too late to achieve it

A couple of my wife’s distant relatives married a couple of those soldiers working on the Alaska Hwy. The offspring to my knowledge, still live in Texas I believe and I’ve been told the “cousins” of said family remain in touch with their Alberta counterparts.

Bummer about Kathy’s Place. We ate breakfast there also in 2019 on one of our passes through Watson Lake. We stayed and ate also at Andreas, but they weren’t open for breakfast as early as we got up so we walked to Kathy’s.

Very nice.

Monotonous scenery…. Ride across Nebraska and Kansas to give urself a gauge. Every time after that, no matter how monotonous the scenery seems I always remind myself….at least it’s not Nebraska and Kansas.😃 Everything is relative. Love ur content!

Here in Canada, EVERYTHING is hopelessly expensive now.

Thanks Craig for sharing another great video like always. Great content.

Craig, you're such an inspiration, i just turned 60, but not ready yet for retirement though, a bit different here in Mexico to retire early. I own a motorcycle since 5 years ago, me an my wife have travel more in these 5 years than before. We have enjoyed so much your videos that we started to plan that trip to Alaska, which month was when you reached Prince Rupert?

Thanks for sharing 😎🏍️💨💨💨 years since I was on that hwy with Rv. Looks better now

Thank you for sharing your trip. A few years ago I went to Alaska via Canada and did not have time to go to Prince Rupert. You have inspired me to take another trip to see the parts i missed. You are so right about the gas stops. I found that there were several gas stations that were closed. I never ran completely out but came close. Get gas when you can. Good advise!

What a great video. I like it and I like the non busy roads you are taking. Best wishes from Germany.

Craig, your videos are so well done all the way around. You give us well seasoned riders the dreams of doing this. Bravo Sir.

I know this video posted late last night, here on the East coast but I'm watching on Sunday morning while eating my breakfast and, lo and behold, I'm having breakfast with Craig right at the start. A satisfying meal and hot cup of coffee goes a long way after the cold and wet. Great segment of your trip, albeit just a tad moist. The Prince Rupert rest day seemed great and that scenery around Bell 2 was very nice even with the weather. Best wishes to the kid on the new Himalayan. I hope he let's you know what he decided to do with his trip and what he thought of the RE.

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I am 78, originally from the UK, and took up motorcycle biking about six and half years ago. I bought a Kawasaki Versys 300X. I wanted to explore the length and breadth of Thailand, my home for the last 24years. The first 15 years I lived on a large tourist island in the south, I had a boat, enjoyed cruising and racing it, but after a few years and enjoying winning a few races began to find it was too much of a handful. We moved to the NE, my wife’s home village, but I needed to do something, that’s where the idea of biking came in. Probably 95% I ride alone, but have done some quite long trips together with some club buddies to visit our next door neighbours. Should add while on the island I did have a small scooter, it was the easiest way to get around a busy tourist island. So not a complete novice. I also bought a Kawasaki S, a 650 cruiser, but the Thai roads make this hard work. The small Adventure bike with its more forgiving long travel suspension is much better. High speeds are not possible so the 300cc mostly enough. Over 100,000kms in about six years plus 30,000 on the Vulcan have been enjoyed. Several visits to Laos, Vietnam and Malaysia, all done on the Versys, all with groups. This November we do a circular ride of 20days taking in Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia, probably about 4000kms by the time I get home. Thanks for posting your account, always interesting to hear other peoples experiences. When I first bought the Versys I did a two month 10,000kms ride taking in the northern most tip of Thailand to the Golden Triangle, then all the way to the south to the Malaysian border, stopping by my old tourist island on the way up and again on the way down to catch up with old friends, also my son and family come down from China to stay on the island, it was Christmas and I met his new Chinese wife and family who were also there for the Chinese NY. A great adventure. We have a small rice farm and the wife was happy to stay home taking care of it. She has only once come on the Vulcan on a day visit to the Mekong, which she said she enjoyed but has never shown any more interest in doing it again. Which is happy with me as it gives me the freedom to continue exploring Thailand and doing the occasional meeting with our local riders group. In another week we have our Autumn meet then ride together to visit our local charity, a teem of guys who make handicap riders mobile with specially adapted bikes and three wheelers. Ride safe and enjoy the freedom.

I am a guy, so when you said 7 sisters park, and 7 peaks, I am guessing they are two by two as they looked like female breasts. I am a mature man that sees beauty. Those peaks are well worth the memory of this journey. Anyways, this is one heck of a journey and we'll documented. Learning from you 😊

Hi, enjoying your trips, could you tell me what cordless tyre inflator your using please and if you think it’s any good, Cheers Rich.

Nice footage and well edited as usual. Those meal and lodging prices you're paying blow my mind. About twice what mine run. I should share this one with my wife for brownie points.

All Harley riders look like they're old, alone, and really have no destination

I took an Alaska cruise several years ago. One of the stops was Prince Rupert. We had really nice weather I guess I was lucky too. Now you have me thinking about a motorcycle trip there. :)

Im 63, I want a 1300 fjr but I have to be honest with my self that moving it around in the garage or what if I drop it? Now I'm looking a trident, or a BMW 900r.

I didn't see one motorcycle, I saw lots of carbs,

First! Love your content! Keep up the great work!

64 and I ride a CRF300 it’s perfect and I can pick it up fairly easy, ibuprofen only after the ride, did 355 kilometres this weekend in the Kootenays. Shook up a bear and saw lots of wolf and bear scat

The "67" graphics are damn good looking. Just ordered a T120. Glad u liked it. Great video

Love exploring the small towns. For me that’s what my trips are all about. Meet the most interesting people along the way. Thanks Craig. Scenery is Amazing. Your choice of music is perfect too.

God Bless... truly inspirational 👏

Hey…greats videos and comments,congrats…to whom is not from USA but has been from Brazil up to Ushuaia via all Patagonia area in Argentina and Chile in 41 days trip, almost 14K kilometers ,of corse in a motorcycle ,I would like to learn from you ,if is possible ,to have the MAP view of the places you have mentioned .The idea is to go up to Arctic Circle in the near future from Brazil . By the way ,all classes are super cool ! Many Tks .

GREAT video, thanks you. I'll be 60 next year and need to be better about all of it.

Great tour mate, I'm an Australian who worked in Canada for 2 years so i connect to your story especially well. FYI sharing today isn't about peeing and constipation, that's too much information. No today sharing means divulging about deep emotional trauma and having a cry. Just saying.

I also am 70, will be 71 in a couple of months. Also rode for well over 50 years, and only had a couple of minor spills. But my left hip is really bad now, my night vision is terrible, and I see the increased risk to continue riding clearly. Electronic device distraction is a new reality, and has really increased the accident risk. I never thought I would reach this point, but when I get on either of my two bikes, I find myself enjoying it much less than I used to, and will likely sell my heavyweights for a possible 300cc Vespa, as my last 2 wheel vehicle.

Me riding 500cc adv bike. Kove 500x. Enjoying it a lot. So light and easy to handle

Very interesting video. I'm 63 and bought a 2018 Goldwing DCT Tour almost six years ago and zero regrets. So far, I've ridden the bike through 30 States and have 73,300 miles. I find the Goldwing to be quite easy at slow speeds with its low centre of gravity.

Really enjoyed this first part of your adventure. Yeah, I’m 65 this year and face the same uh difficulties you do. 50 years on two wheels and I prefer traveling alone. Just got back from an Ohio River trip. Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky offer fantastic views of the mighty Ohio River. Thanks for taking us along. Now, on to part 2.

Awesome trip

Really enjoying your trip, I am watching you from Hamilton New Zealand. What cc rating is your lovely Triumph motorcycle, looks like a good reliable stead.

I would rather use a rainsuit that keeps my jacket dry and light and on the same time keeps cold out and allows to wear lighter ,more comfortable thermal layer inside .

Love your videos, I'm in the UK, I've just bought a 2022 Tiger gt explorer. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.

I live in South Africa where dirt roads and back roads are everywhere. My Suzuki 650 vstrom is the best most reliable for touring. Have toured in the USA, too much traffic and endless suv type cars driven by brain dead idiots. Love my Africa. American who want true adventures visit us no Harley’s invited.

Did you ever find out what happen to the lights? I'm thinking of buying a set.

Sadly, Captain T's closed on Aug 4, 2024. Looks like a great place.

Wow how awesome!

Great insights and reasons to mold the process for you, not the audience. IF you don’t have fun doing it, we won’t have fun watching it. The singular Insta360 setup is the best way to go. I absolutely agree there. Too much gear, taking too much time to setup, does not contribute to having fun. For me, and why I haven’t started uploading yet: I haven’t figured out how to tell a story yet, followed by always having helmet audio issues, compounded by always being in a rush.