I Trained like the Deadliest Riders You Never Heard Of

[@StarkVengeance]

So frickin cool. Delta Force Doodle. I want the action figure! I love the little doses of history and back story in these videos. You're a tiny terror on those tall bikes! Jocelyn will be proud :)

[@steveduffy272]

screw the haters and their negativity. many of us enjoy your videos and i think you’re a badass. keep it going!

[@NightRaven650]

👍

[@rucksack3755]

💯 Doodle is probably a much better skilled rider than 99% of the hater’s & she clearly has far more heart & respect for the lifestyle.

[@trumpetreneau]

Yes!! Doodle is a total badass. Thank you for all these amazing videos!!

[@silvermonk13]

Realize if you have haters, that just means you are doing something right. The more haters you have the better you are doing. Haters are just lazy people that are too scared to do anything in life, so they hate on people that are doing anything with their lives. Keep up the good work.

[@francis105G]

Yes, and they cannot ride either!!

[@hughmac7423]

Spot on.

[@snowmanii]

This was fantastic! I love seeing you try all these different kinds of riding. That's what really makes your channel unique and I love it

[@andyshaw5378]

Doodle you are a great ambassador for motorcycling. Proving that size doesn’t matter it’s all about skills and practice. Keep it up

[@gwyllgihellhound6534]

Doodle you are a real inspiration to a lot of people. Never listen to haters or trolls, they are simply angry people that resent not being able to do much of anything themselves. Keep doing what you do and maybe someday I'll happen to ride past you myself with a solid 2 down

[@creedm3040]

Well said!

[@dreadnought1914]

Doodle you are the bomb, as a vet I really appreciated this venture! Godspeed Girl!

[@aburto56]

Officer Doodle,, we all are so proud of you. You are a bad ass girl. Hoorah

[@BillyWilliams-v5h]

I enjoyed how you learned about how to get the bike out of the sand when it was stuck. You just never quit and it is a great trait for facing things in life. Keep it up Doodle

[@monkeyman41333]

As a very short male rider, you inspire me so much to never doubt my abilities. You should be commended, not criticized.

[@doylehenderson319]

Well Doodle YOU did it again!!!! I sit back in amazement of what you come up with for each video and every time you knock the ball out of the park!!!! I hope you, your family and staff have a Very Merry Christmas this year.... be safe and Blessed!!!

[@wyattblessing7078]

You're an excellent rider Caroline. You push yourself outside your comfort zone and I respect you for that. I do around 12k miles a year between both my bikes and I hope to get to your level of comfort on big bikes.

[@keithwilson3021]

As an old guy who is back on a bike after 45 years I enjoy your videos and also your encouragement about practicing u-turns and basic skills. Back in 1970 when I first started riding at age 16 there weren’t any lessons, we just went out and learned on the fly. Doing it again at age 70 it’s nice to have a mentor. Thanks so much for your videos.

[@wayne7862]

I'm right with you @keithwilson3021. I was stationed at Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan in 1975 and we bought Japanese bikes out in town for one dollar per cc. Fast forward to 2024 and I'm on a Hawk X 250, just short of 50 years after my first purchase.

[@PeterGamba]

you constantly are showing what determination means - thanks

[@GeorgeKremer-sp2uw]

Wicked awesome, Doodle! Like you said yourself, train, train, train! Many riders have never had a passenger before, and knowing what it's like could save a riding companion from either a long walk out, to saving their life! Recon Marines Lead The Way!

[@nsgdesign]

Curious to know how driving school works there. We carry our instructors around as passengers all the time around here :)

[@IdleRider]

What an awesome experience. So jealous

[@airborne3200]

Thanks!

[@mdf1951]

Your videos have improved 100% over time, I truly enjoy them. Your spunky attitude , gives people that can do perspective.

[@charlesprice7608]

Love your channel, your enthusiasm is contagious! Started riding at age 5. Having been off a bike for over 20 years, I needed to see you working on the basics in the parking lot. It was a great reminder, the fact you show your struggles as well as your successes is a breath of fresh air. Haters, hate. Pay them no mind 😎👍

[@JUSTIFIED-R.W.M.J.]

Doodle…. I have sooooo much respect for what you do. You spotlight the ultimate skill tests and make it available for everyone to see… you go gurl!

[@jeffreydunn4901]

I was in a motorcycle reconnaissance team when I was in the army, stationed at Fort Campbell Kentucky, between 1983 to 85. Thank you for the memories.

[@MadManArtie]

13:33 the way he avoided the question. Yes, you’re definitely a true off road bad ass.

[@PotatoGunCamper]

I haven't watched this channel in years. I'm proud of her growth as a content creator.

[@creedm3040]

Awesome video! Great content. I love seeing this as my father was a Special Forces medic for 24 years. You do a great job and you are a great rider. Fearless. Best!

[@philipkuriger3420]

Great video Doodle!!!! You're always up for learning a new skill. It's why I enjoy your channel so much.

[@56Spookdog]

What a fun adventure. Growing up riding the things that were shown is what we did goofing around, how many people could we get on the Bridgestone 100 (I think it was 8) and ride it, jumping off of ledges and over small fences, riding on the beach getting stuck in the sand and having to tow bikes off the beach with make shift tow ropes using belts, all things I wouldn’t do now but back then we hardly gave it a second thought. I hope there’s a second video to come about this adventure.

[@nycjanedoe]

Anyone who comes here to criticize you about anything, doesn't have enough of a life that they are out there living it instead of here criticizing you. Those people are sitting in 'the cheap seats', and as such, what they have to say doesn't matter. You are a badass. Thank you for the inspiration, always.

[@WJRobbins125]

Well done Doodle!

[@iamcase1245]

Doodle I personally don't see anything wrong with your channel but I wouldn't lean on military and police to call out some troll haters in the comments. It gives the idea you're sifting through comments and the trolls got to you to the point you closed out a video platforming them. This is a professional channel, once you get regular revenue you don't acknowledge troll comments.

[@djakasha]

That looked like so much fun! Great production values too!

[@thomasschofield6633]

They are training her on a mighty KLX 300 like mine!

[@nathanielmwangi6572]

This was one of your best videos Doodle , keep on keepin on with your enthusiasm and unpretentious swag !!

[@bpinky69]

That was awesome! I appreciate you showing this to me. I was unaware that motorcycles were being used in this manner. This is an excellent training and recruitment video.

[@conniewaite1371]

Police are using them too

[@jimmoody1302]

As a retired Army officer, I appreciate you giving others a look at what some of our combat elements are required to do. Keep it up!

[@ColinMacharia]

@Doodle, you show us theee coolest stuff. This is a good example... Excellent.

[@jmannUSMC]

Idk why the algorithm stopped showing me your videos but I'm glad i found my way back here. You're always up for a new challenge!

[@ryanr4181]

thank you for this video i never even knew our troops used dirt bikes like this!!! Great Video Doodle

[@SCFoster]

Worked in Japan in the late 80s where we spec'd what are now dual sport bikes from Kawasaki. If I recall correctly, it was based on the KX250. That thing was a beast. The factory was known as the Akashi works. We used CH-47J Chinook helicopters being produced under license by Kawasaki, for testing in Gifu prefecture. Love your channel and your willingness to try anything.

[@jameswhitaker1324]

So much fun to see doodle having fun.

[@cdjlsj]

I enjoy watching your videos and love your adventurous spirit. I have three adult daughters and always encouraged them to try things. Two of them are motorcycle riders and one has a bike. Keep going and many blessings to you.

[@dcxplant]

Fantastic! An insight to a world not very visible. And you pushing yourself to learn more about riding! Courage folks, this is what it looks like.

[@iengbor_Ride4tales]

I always enjoyed watching you from office commuter to pro rider through these years . Hope this new year brings more adventure and interesting trainings in (y)our journey....❤👍✌️

[@alexgaither2171]

I got nothing but respect for you. Ignore those haters who honestly likely don't ride themselves and just troll online. Keep doing what you are doing and love every minute of it! You got plenty a good people and riders supporting you.

[@retiredusmc9090]

I went through the course at Camp Pendleton in 89 as the program was developing. We used KLR 250's. Oh and by the way believe it or not it was the first time I had ever driven a motorcycle. I passed the course and really enjoyed it when I got to ride while on a WestPac deployment in 90. My Battalion, 1st Bn 1st Mar had four bikes. Two went to the S1 shops as curriers and two went to STA platoon to be used as Motor scouts. That deployment was a blast because of those bikes. Paul Phillips was my riding partner while in STA platoon and later after that deployment he became an CMC instructor at the 1st Mar div.

[@tatooedlady6848]

I get such a kick watching your videos! So many bikes, so many types of riding, and you're tackling them all. Awesome!!

[@socratese71]

This was awesome! I learned something new about our military. The diversity of riding that you show is much appreciated. Those haters are just jealous and you probably could out ride them. Keep it up!

[@BlueJayWaters]

I am so glad this video came up in my feed. 100% interested in taking this course, having served with some MARSOC that did this stuff in Afghanistan

[@Dave-sw2dm]

Very well done video Doodle. You out there focus on the brave military where it should be.

[@davidjason548]

Love this channel. Been following her for a long time. Good job with helping us rookie riders.

[@johnaddy6410]

Very cool that you got to do that! I’m a bit jealous! I went through the motorcycle safety foundation course at Pendleton in 85, (only way to ride on base back then)would have loved to have been able to do what you did! Good for you!!! Ooh rah!

[@chipblanc6037]

Awesome lady!!! Thanks again for excellent and FUN times on 2 wheels. You have been and still are an inspiration

[@samoramachel55]

You have done something here that I was afraid to do when I was in the US Army Rangers, and I was told I was a badass! WOW! Hooah!

[@4Evr_Cruzn]

I didn’t know about this! Thanks for shedding some light, and think you’re ready to be an honorary combat motorcyclist too😊

[@thearchibaldtuttle]

Was a dirt bike rider in the Swiss Army. Not the same type of missions of course but some fun times. When having longer rides we rode with a 2nd driver and did driver switch when still riding. Usually had a lot of gear on the bike, also off road. Still ride bikes today.

[@firejim1232]

Just when I thought you couldn’t get any cooler, you proved me wrong! Did you visit Greg while you were in San Diego? You’re my two favorite rider/instructors!

[@robocombo]

Love your "always learning" attitude. Thanks for showing us loads of different moto stuff!

[@francis105G]

So Cool Doodle!!!! THANK YOU for showing us how some of our greatest warriors can also RIDE!!!!

[@primaltone]

Doodle, great video in all aspects. So much respect to those that protect us and love bikes. Bravery that I could may possess but have never had to. Loved it. I've not seen the haters' comments, but you already know: they're insecure and can't stand that you ride like you do. True bikers do not diss on another biker. They respect and encourage.

[@ravenprince.23]

Forget those haters, they are just jealous that they don't get to do the things you do! You are awesome and so are your videos. Keep it up. 🤩

[@CascadianExotics]

Is there anything you can't do on a motorcycle? You just keep leveling up, and leave the haters behind!

[@jamesgregory2962]

They agree to train you because you are enthusiastic, upbeat, super fun to be around and cute as a button. You found a really GREAT way to make a living. Super smart too plainly.

[@BigTpowerwashing]

That was awesome..great video and you did great!

[@SuperbikeDesign]

Wow, you're truly amazing! Seeing you ride a motorcycle with such confidence and style in military gear is incredibly inspiring. You embody strength, courage, and independence-I have huge respect for you and all the service members who dedicate themselves to something greater. Keep being awesome and sharing your incredible journey! 🚀💪"

[@thomasbaker5668]

Your videos are great and appreciated…….sincere and with no fake parts, thanks.

[@Bill0167]

That was awesome!! Great job Doodle! Don't listen or post those idiots negative comments… they are jealous. Shen people troll you, you know it a sign of how successful you are!!

[@waldo8050]

Great video. Didn't know they now use electric bikes for recon. Makes total sense. As for the gear you're wearing, you eventually learn to be uncomfortable all the time, and you don't notice as much. It comes with the territory. Stay safe!

[@stevebratten6592]

Channeling your inner Jocelyn Snow!!! Good report. Glad to see the military still using cycles 🏍️

[@martinmerla6409]

Girl ignore the haters. You are living your life to your fullest. Keep enjoying your life. Keep loving your adventures. I enjoy them. Keep up the good work.

[@mikechaplin1566]

Ignore the haters. I've watched you from the beginning, and it's been an awesome journey. You have skills that most riders don't have.

[@clemc5457]

I have so much respect for you, Doodle.

[@fpbuzz]

You looked so cool in your camo and gear.

[@lucamist]

Again excellent content!! Really enjoy all the different facets of two-wheeling that you share with us. Keep up the great work and don't worry about the haters and trolls.

[@macmac3770]

Damn girl, you Rock! That’s some wild training to undertake and of course your perspective is always the best! 🤜🏼🇺🇸

[@tomevans7567]

That was awesome and you are awesome. Ignore the haters, they are probably jealous because they don't get the opportunity to try all the cool stuff you get to try and actually accomplish. Love your channel.

[@ANONYMOUSBIKERUSA]

DoooooooooooooooooooDles! You're content keeps getting better and better! OUTSTANDING! The stories, the editing, the information, all while you continue to sharpen all your moto skills across a myriad of different opportunities. Always support continued rider education and THIS is simply AWESOME! Can any civilian pay and take this course? Just wondering. Thank you

[@fistfulofgoldwing]

The haters are just jealous people scared to really live. Ride on!!! You're totally killing it out there...❤‍🔥

[@micahnuckols5046]

Anyone who accepts a personal challenge should be respected even if they don't succeed. The experience is what matters.

[@sherwincody5025]

rode bikes with the army cav, back in the 80's

[@stephenburchett8263]

Hi Doddle, I really enjoyed this video. You're a real inspiration for women's motorbikes, and indeed, your approach to training is a reminder to us all that we should be mindful of our own limitations and take an appropriate course to develop new skills. Keep up the amazing videos and best wishes to you.

[@randyrose3750]

I’ve just started watching and love the content it’s very entertaining and informative! Thank you so much and keep it up! You go young lady!

[@bigslim492]

You’re awesome. Don’t worry about the trolls who hide behind their computer and think they can just say anything because they’re anonymous. Just because they can say something doesn’t mean they should.

[@blackfootnativeMT]

Keep up the beautiful attitude and thank you for the different types of riding you have tried and did a video keep it up take care

[@TheEvanRoach]

As former military, and a newish rider, I approve of this message.

[@billswearingen97]

It's fun to see you increase your riding skill set in so many varied ways.

[@trcass1]

good for you. you did a great job. thanks for sharing. BTW, i saw a commercial for Honda the other day and they had a quick clit of motocross. the person in it looked a lot like you.

[@cj6434]

We used the Honda XR500, but the frames were changed to be lighter with aeroplane materials

[@3buttestradingco.745]

@@cj6434 those XR500s are sweet bikes, I've been looking to add one to my lineup. I run an XR650R, aluminum frame, liquid cooled, race bred desert racer, but super reliable and fast.

[@elijahsimon6992]

This is Amazing!! Hop you Heal Quickly Doodle!!

[@robertbennett3506]

Great you have brought attention to the military riders. They don't get enough credit in all the conflicts going on around the world.

[@PeterButler-z5w]

You are awesome. You definitely ride better than the haters who leave cheap comments. Keep Kicking Ass

[@adairjames5843]

Thanks for the look inside military riders

[@charleshof6394]

I loved this video. It is an introduction to another aspect of riding on two wheels. Please carry on 🙂

[@popoclay5532]

Great video; love your content and have learned so much as a new rider. I don't know why you bother to give air time to trolls, but regardless, please keep the content coming. I hope I can have time and money in the future to take more classes.

[@TerraPruett]

Doodle! You are an absolute treasure. I've watched most all of your videos. I can't understand why your husband is not, or seems to not, be a motorcycle affection ado. Keep up the good work and keep riding.

[@jbman413]

Wow, thank you so much for this. I really enjoy your videos and this one rocks as well. Keep up the good work. :))

[@BlackThor15]

Awesome video, truly awesome! Well done you Doodle!! 👍👍

[@frankveronese1290]

Awesome video, you just keep pushing the limits!

[@roypaulcarter4654]

Nice job. You are very lucky to receive this type of training. God bless and Merry Christmas. 🎄🎁

[@whiteskyflyer]

Same ideas apply to snow mobile operations. Different techniques for application but an excellent way to recon.

[@exothermal.sprocket]

Really wish the motorcycle could be come a much more common embedded machine in American culture, as automobiles rule the western world. Motorcycles are a hundred times more versatile in the vast majority of terrain and circumstances.

[@friedpork_owl]

Thank you for pioneering the human element in a way only a Doodle can! Cheers