Exploring North Carolina's Hidden Motorcycle Camping Gems Pt.2

[@waynetaylor5637]

Your vlog is supporting my interest in gettan ADV bike and going...

[@MotoOffroadAdventures]

Hey Wayne, I am glad to hear you're enjoying the videos. Not too long ago it was just a "someday" thing for me also. Then I finally said yes, and I have no regrets. I absolutely love this new sport / hobbie. It has been a lot of fun growing my skills. Thanks for watching, your views and comments help support the channel.

[@TravelingOutsideTheBaatz]

Damn I love waking up to the sounds of the birds in the morning.

[@MotoOffroadAdventures]

One of my favorite things...

[@TravelingOutsideTheBaatz]

Can't believe the keys were found. What a crazy day!

[@MotoOffroadAdventures]

I had my doubts, I think we got lucky.

[@803Outpost]

What a trip. The scenery is gorgeous. That looks like some damn good coffee 😂😅

[@MotoOffroadAdventures]

👍👊😀

[@eddieconley1976]

Nice video, camping is such fun. Haven't been for a long while. ⛺

[@MotoOffroadAdventures]

Thanks Eddie. You are so correct, there is something so peaceful about camping. I am glad you enjoyed the video.

[@slumpdump03]

so lucky you have the woods don’t have much like that in cali banger video🙌🏾

[@MotoOffroadAdventures]

Yes absolutely. I feel blessed to have the woods so close for sure.

[@PisgahGravelProject]

Well done. I drop my 550+ pound beast all the time. Adv bikes are terribly top heavy and very easy to tip over at slow speed. Glad you guys liked the area. One of the hidden gems of the east coast. Nice video. Well done.

[@MotoOffroadAdventures]

Thanks, Glad you liked the video. I completely agree it is a true hidden gem. We are looking forward to going back. Yes I am getting used to picking up the bike at times for sure. I am surprised as I get more into this amazing sport, that I have more trouble on low speed maneuvers, finite clutch control head movements than anything. It sure is fun learning and growing though. What bike do you ride? Happy riding!

[@PisgahGravelProject]

@MotoOffroadAdventures I'm currently on a 2023 Suzuki V-Strom 800DE-A. Decent moto, lots of comfort, mid sized adv, and really great suspension. Don't miss the T7 one bit. This bike may be a bit heavier, but it is built much better, and has many more features like 5 TC modes, 3 power modes, 3 ABS modes, the smoothest quickshifter on the market, suspension with more travel-better spring rates-and more adjustability that the T7, 225mile range, and a very comfortable saddle. I gave up motocross and woods racing 10 years prior, and last year got into adv riding because I wanted to combine both of my passions. Backpacking and offroad motorcycles. Match made in heaven. Most of it it the archer, not the arrow, meaning I can do everything on the 800DE that I could do on the T7, now I can do it all day in comfort. Any bike can do it with the right tires. I've riden a Goldwing in places where an R1250gsa owner was scared to go. Archer>Arrow

[@MotoOffroadAdventures]

Man that is impressive. I have heard wonderful things about the V-Storm and the T7. It is great to hear a direct comparison from you. Both are bikes that peak my interest down the line. It sounds like we have the same passions. Backpacking is a big part of my life. It is what got me into adv riding. 6 months ago I had never been on a bike. I could learn a lot from you. Have a great week my friend.