Grizz , this is another fantastic video. My brother and I rode some of these same roads this past spring. You bring the rugged beauty of BC to viewers in such an impressive way. Thanks!!
@RubiKonAdventures5 күн бұрын
Thanks for the kind words. Great riding and exploring out there for sure. The scenery and the history are just fantastic. Cheers ~ Grizz
@Wayne-11505 күн бұрын
Another awesome video Lee. You bring the area to life and stir so many memories of travels in that area. My first forays into the Chilcotin were almost 50 years ago. My more recent trips were by motorbike through those same roads. Thank you very much for taking me back.
@RubiKonAdventures5 күн бұрын
It’s my favorite area to ride and explore. Something more than magic. It’s spiritual. Thanks for riding with me buddy. Happy Holidays. ❤
@stevelarson44875 күн бұрын
That's impressive scenery there, looks unspoiled and rugged. Great video, Grizz!
@RubiKonAdventures5 күн бұрын
Going to the Chilcotin is like traveling in a Time Machine to the old west. At least to the west in the 40s or 1950s. Glad you could join me on this adventure. 👍
@kevincampbell39435 күн бұрын
Stark,but beautiful with distant views.
@tyee4u6 күн бұрын
Been waiting for this one. My stomping grounds. I spend a lot of time hunting in the Gang Ranch/ Empire Valley area and was there just a few weeks ago. It’s a magical spot. I’m always in my Tacoma when I’m there but always plan on riding my Dual Sport there as well. Hopefully next summer. You stopped right at my camp spot on the Churn Creek. And we also stay at a friends old mining camp just downstream on the Fraser. You can actually see his camp where you stop to fuel up before crossing the Gang Ranch suspension bridge you get a glimpse of a white 5th wheel trailer across the river. That’s right above his camp. I can’t get enough of this place and I share your dream of being able to live there but my Home on Vancouver Island isn’t that far away and I get to visit often. Maybe we will cross paths there on the bikes some day. Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.
@RubiKonAdventures6 күн бұрын
It’s a magical place. Yeah, lots of places to camp for sure. None of them bad spots. Ride safe and maybe we will cross paths. I go out there as much as possible. Thanks for riding along 👍
@PaulRegnier-z7l6 күн бұрын
Just wanted to say thanks for the video and a great ride you took. I appreciate watching And getting out to sea God's great land it was a pleasure.I'm just starting adventure riding myself I'm putting that area on my bucket list. Thanks again, I appreciate it. And happy holidays.
@RubiKonAdventures6 күн бұрын
Glad to inspire. Happy holidays to you and your family as well~Grizz
@RetiredAdventureRider5 күн бұрын
Great cinematography. I rode through Farwell Canyon and Gang Ranch about 10 days before the slide. I love how you took the time to stop and get some great shots.
@RubiKonAdventures5 күн бұрын
Isn’t that a great place to see? I was afraid the road wasn’t going to be open. Many of the locals I chat d with weren’t sure. The game and wildlife officials had all the side roads/trails blocked and no stopping allowed in the canyon itself. But at least they let me ride through and my drone did the rest. Thanks for riding along and have a happy holiday season. ~ GrizzLee
@Olinomot6 күн бұрын
Wow, beautiful episode! The wife and I did the part from Beacher House to Lee's Corner via Farwell and Big Creek back in 2010, on our way to catch the ferry in Bella Coola. It's such a beautiful country, so thanks for taking us along! Great memories...
@RubiKonAdventures6 күн бұрын
@@Olinomot you’re welcome. So you got to see Lee’s Corner before it burned down . I’m so saddened everytime I go out that way to see it gone forever. There was a map painted in the ceiling that had identified all the historical farms and such. An outpost in the wilderness back in the day. Thanks for joining me on this ride. Cheers ~Grizz
@channelinfinity70846 күн бұрын
Beautiful video, as usual... can't wait for the next👍👍
@brentmiller58306 күн бұрын
Grizz, thank you for another fantastic video. Beautiful country and looks like an adventure for sure. Brent
@RubiKonAdventures5 күн бұрын
@@brentmiller5830 My favorite place to ride. Magic out there. Thanks for riding along. 👍
@billnova16 күн бұрын
Another great one thanks!!
@RubiKonAdventures6 күн бұрын
@@billnova1 Cheers mate. May you have a Happy Holiday season. ~ GrizzLee
@gregcctrn6 күн бұрын
You do such an amazing job with your videos up here. My brother and I were through the same area about a month before the Chilcotin river slide, it’s a shame knowing that the Pot Hole ranch buildings were swept away. You have an appreciation for BC; an appreciation that goes far deeper than most British Columbians have…..you need to be made an Honorary British Columbian!!
@RubiKonAdventures6 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for the kind words. Makes the hard work putting these together worth it. You are correct. The chilcotin and the Yukon are my favorite places on the planet. I love the romance of that country. It’s magic, like no other place I’ve been. “Honorary Citizen “ I’ll wear that badge proudly. It is my hope that my ashes will be scattered there. Love it!! 👍
@jackwalsh14686 күн бұрын
Grizz, another awesome episode of riding and multiple "Lovven its" What else is there to say. Thanks for the ride along. Cheers, Mate.
@RubiKonAdventures6 күн бұрын
@@jackwalsh1468 Happy Holidays mate. ~Grizzlee
@jackwalsh14686 күн бұрын
@RubiKonAdventures Happy Holidays to Lori and you, too.
@NorthboundMotorcycleADV6 күн бұрын
Great video GrizzLee! The drone shots were just absolutely amazing, too bad you started feeling sick at the end. I can relate to that on the road for sure. Keep up the good work, I enjoyed this series very much my friend! I might be heading up to Canada for a family reunion next year, if I do, I’m gonna take that route for sure if I can! Thanks for sharing it! 😎🍻
@RubiKonAdventures6 күн бұрын
@@NorthboundMotorcycleADV The Chilcotin is a magical country for sure. It’s like a Time Machine, church, zen, wild, remote and magic all rolled into a little corner of the world. The native people are friendly helpful and welcoming. So is the wildlife. 😀 I doubt that anyone who has spent some time out there wouldn’t come back a changed person. It’s powerful medicine for the soul. Happy Holidays and may your riding dreams come true next year ~ GrizzLee
@richardbrush44836 күн бұрын
Thanks for letting us ride along. As usual, spectacular scenery. Heal rapidly, have a great holiday season.
@RubiKonAdventures6 күн бұрын
Happy Holidays to you as well. Lots to be thankful for. ~ Grizz
@brianbrowning66154 күн бұрын
The Videos just get better and better. I'll have to join you again at some point as every thing you rode in this one was Sidecar friendly..
@RubiKonAdventures4 күн бұрын
@@brianbrowning6615 Yes it is sidecar friendly… save maybe the area I got lost in the Big Creek area. I wished I had filmed more. I was, for the first time in my life, lost. The trees were so close in and the road so rutted, that I worried about getting out before dark. Fortunately, I found my tire tracks at a couple of key intersections ( multiple forks out to dead ends). It was soo cold back there. Was happy to see the gravel road and hauled back to the big creek junction. FWIW, a bear walked right by me while I was fishing for my map book in my pannier. He/she didn’t seem to care about me. Thanks for riding along buddy.👍
@davidforeman27346 күн бұрын
Four of us road all those same roads this last fall on four DR650 no problem.
@RubiKonAdventures6 күн бұрын
@@davidforeman2734 Yep, pretty big friendly roads…. Until it rains. 😃 I was worried about that.. sun came out and the temperature dropped. Fall was setting in. Thanks for riding along . 👍~Grizz
@daveslens6 күн бұрын
Awesome video! I used to live up north and would travel to Vancouver at least once a year and always through the Fraser canyon but have yet to explore it like you have, I’m going to fix that!
@RubiKonAdventures6 күн бұрын
It’s a magical place. Take your time to explore all the nooks and crannies. Thanks for riding along. Happy Holidays ~GrizzLee
@dougiverson42976 күн бұрын
Fantastic … I am probably not the only viewer that actively takes notes, pausing along the way to search Google on some of those places. My comments are pretty much sequenced as per the video. So here they are: Love the product placement when you are cooking. Ha. Loved the graphic video effects. Nice touch At 8:01, what mic are you using for the audio. Do you sync with your horn or some other method? Good idea on the refuelling partway thru the day to get the weight lower. Great drone footage throughout but I did like the normal camera suspension bridge sequence. Can you please share with us the effort for the filming the bridge crossing sequence. It is much appreciated. Very, very much and I think aspiring creators and viewers would like to know a bit about it and the effort you put in to put us right there on the ride with you. We can also communicate via ADV rider if you prefer to share that way. Thanks for the Churn Creek diversion and showing the Empire Valley Road, certainly looks worth the ride once the fuel thing is figured out. I have not crossed and come up by Lees Crossing so will have to add that in next trip and pursuing Taseko Lake! Were you ever surprised by the truck emergency runaway lanes that actually cross the highway by the bridge near the end. I had certainly not noticed those before my first trip out that way. And lastly, but most importantly: a big shout out to Looksha Lori for supporting these efforts. Thank you!
@RubiKonAdventures6 күн бұрын
@dougiverson4297 Hey Doug, Many many thanks for the enthusiasm and the questions. Love it! If you can ping me on ADVRider, I can answer the multitude of questions you have. Happy to share. Maybe I should do a video on my setup. It’s nothing fancy and I’m trying to improve as I go. Regarding product placement… that’s funny. I’ve never thought about that. Just was chillin in the morning. Yes, the gang ranch bridge sequence required some time to set up and a couple of ride by’s. Glad you like and appreciate the effort. This is exactly why I like traveling solo. I’m afraid my fellow riding friends would have gotten impatient with me. 😀 Thanks again for riding with me. Please feel free to reach out to me on ADVRider. Have a wonderful holiday. 👍 ~Grizz
@patricklifsey5 күн бұрын
Awesome ride and nice gold wheels! Are those tubeless wheels?
@RubiKonAdventures5 күн бұрын
Yes, pure gold wheels. Adds alot of weight, but no expense is spared to travel in style... 😂 🤣 Seriously... yes, those are Alpina tubeless rims. Sold my OEM wheels with the low mileage tires to help fund them. The gold color was a little more expensive, but I love the color. I shouldn't have to mess with tubes anymore (I hope). With that stated, I carry a tube, just in case I get a sidewall tear. Good observation. 👍 Thanks for riding along with me. Cheers mate ~GrizzLee
@patricklifsey4 күн бұрын
Okay, great! I just got a set of the Alpina wheels, in September! I’ve got to get them installed.
@lily-v6z-i2p5 күн бұрын
Hello, how can I contact you?
@RubiKonAdventures5 күн бұрын
Please send me a personal message on ADVRider (GrizzLee). A link is in the description. Cheers ~Grizz