Is This the End of Hotels for Motorcycle Riders in 2025?

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Her Two Wheels

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@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

Do you think we'll see more riders camping in 2025 compared to recent years?

@tonylewis6502 Ай бұрын

@@HerTwoWheels indeed, it has already started here in Australia only problem in Australia is the extreme heat when heading north. You have to pick the seasons. In October next year I will be riding around Tasmania.

@AllMotoTireLLC Ай бұрын

On a trip last year from Montana to Mendocino, I was shocked by the nightly room prices of most of the motels. At nearly 70 years old now though, I find the comforts of a decent bed and a shower are more important than they used to be. That said, I am in the planning stages of a ride/camp trip for next year and hope to get to some places that I've long wanted to see and experience. I don't know about Ohio, but one consideration for me (and my hunter friends chide me on this) are the four-legged critters out here in the Northwestern states, specifically bears. Until I rode to Alaska in 2017, I had never seen a bear in the wild. On that trip, and in spite of the fact that I had every bit of camping kit imaginable, we never camped once. I would say however, if one is going to remote or sparsely populated areas, it's a good idea to be prepared. With respect to the social and political environment, I would agree that it is almost a necessity to "unplug" from time to time and get out for a connection with Mother Nature. The political $hit show is only going to get worse, so let's enjoy our two wheels and get out there and ride! I tried (and I think successfully) to get out more this year than in previous years. I've chronicled most of it on my KZbin channel as well. Fuzzy side up... Rubber side down!

@charmontravel Ай бұрын

Probably just more RV campers! Wouldn't it be cool if more campgrounds let you ride to walk-to-sites or had designated spots for motorcycle campers? In NE Ohio and NW PA, these state campgrounds are straight-up parking lots! It's like tailgating for a the big game, except there's no game. I guess you could play pin the tail on the toy dog, trip over bicycles in the dark or count the gennies at 2AM. Fifty bucks a night to stay at a trailer park is hard for me.

@SmittyAZ Ай бұрын

@@AllMotoTireLLC Some friends from AZ took a group trip to Canada for some Black Bear 'viewing'.

@richardmourdock2719 Ай бұрын

I already have my first moto-camping trip planned for 2025 in SW Texas. To Jess's point though.... I challenge anyone driving on an interstate at night pull into a Rest Stop. They are filled with people sleeping in their cars and trucks.. why? Because as Jess stated, the cost of a hotel/motel has exploded. And I confess, I've even been on my motorcycle and pulled into a rest stop and just thrown my sleeping bag on a picnic table... So yup, Jess has got this prediction nailed. It is a bit primitive but fun. And I'm 73, hardly a kid. But moto camping is as good as it gets.

@Jaysonic3423 Ай бұрын

All my long distance trips have been rest stop sleepovers. No issues at all. I only sleep 4 hrs a night, so, I don't see the need to pay for a hotel/motel room just for 4 hrs of sleep.

@SteveB-hy2ci Ай бұрын

I've motorcycle camped since the 70s I stopped due to heart problems in 2000,.. Now I have been riding and camping ever since I seen your video 4 yrs ago. And thats my cardio. Thanks Jess

@kennethherbison8697 Ай бұрын

You’re the SOLE reason I began motocamping…it looked so peaceful and relaxing, so I bought the gear, packed the bike, and took off…it’s been liberating. So, thank you SO much!!!

@nancymartin6701 28 күн бұрын

DITTO!!!! Wish I started doing it earlier!!!

@818nooner Ай бұрын

This is my favorite motorcycle of yours. Glad you are riding it!

@LiarOfAngmar Ай бұрын

I just love the purring sound of this sweet PA .. I'll get a test ride asap! Even though I didn't think I'd be a potential owner at any rate, this thing seems to appeal to me increasingly over time, and you're not one to minimize this for sure 😃 Keep riding you're a star ✨

@jeremygudgeon4144 Ай бұрын

I actually found your channel when searching camping gear and packing tips in 2019. When I was planning my first trip to Sturgis. I'm not sure anyone can even look that one up anymore, It featured you setting at a white patio table.

@tonymayhew2085 Ай бұрын

Hotels have gotten crazy, along with campgrounds. I like to stealth camp when possible.

@terravarious Ай бұрын

I camped from a 4x4 truck/Bronco/Jeep for 50 years starting with my parents. By far the biggest reason I've transitioned to bike camping and traveling is fuel costs. I currently have a 99TJ on 35s, locker, winch etc. It can go way farther off road than I can on my ADV, but! My Jeep is now over 40 cents per km, my V-Strom fully loaded is 11 cents /km in Canada, and 6 cents /km on my trip through New York. My last trip was ~2500kms, around $150 on my bike, it would have been over $1,000 in my Jeep. It would have been warmer, and I wouldn't have lost the 3 hours I did waiting for the roads to thaw one morning, but 3 hours and some comfort isn't worth $850.

@joshuabennetts6847 Ай бұрын

I camp because I like it and it’s way cheaper to travel that allows me and my wife to travel more. Love the content! 👍

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

Totally agree!

@tonylewis6502 Ай бұрын

Gday just watching your camping video ver y good I must say. I live in Kalgoorlie and am a retired soldier. Next year I am doing a lap of Australia on my motorcycle. Camping will be my main accommodation but saying that I’m sure i will need a little luxury now and then. Keep up the good work on you content. Ps I am a subscriber. Nice bike also. Cheers from Australia

@MRMRS2wheeler Ай бұрын

I completely agree. We would normally do a 2 week ride every year and stay in hotels. But at an average of around a $100 a night, it gets expensive real quick. So we purchased a small motorcycle camper called a Minimate. So on a 2 week trip, we save at. least a $1,000 in lodging. 5 trips and the camper pays for itself. We usually stay in state parks with electric and water at around $35-$45 a night. Only takes around 3 minutes to set up and we are out of the elements. Another plus, is we get much more storage space inside the camper. Win win!

@grumpyoldretiredcop8382 Ай бұрын

It's not the end of hotels for motorcycle riders 'cause I'm too old, grumpy and creaky to sleep on the ground! 😁 Nice video!

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

😅😅😅

@KenHays-f6w Ай бұрын

50+ years riding and never left home without my camping gear.

@charmontravel Ай бұрын

The bike looks great with the new bars. Looks like you're handling it just fine! Anytime I've raised the bars on anything I've had, I always felt like I had less control.

@WilliamMudd-r3d Ай бұрын

Jess I have been with you all through your journey as you show us what you do and I hope you have good luck with the future and stay safe Santa Bill

@MrRobertoa1 Ай бұрын

I'm a subscriber and I have all my notifications on. I love your videos and you are right. I want to do more traveling on my Harley. I want to do some motorcycle camping. I can't wait to see your next video.

@cwTheDrummist Ай бұрын

I can't remember the last time I went camping… maybe 30 years ago?!? Channels like yours make me want to try it. I didn't get to it this year. It'll be a must-do for 2025!

@davidfeeley3622 Ай бұрын

After watching your content I am planning my trip to Ohio’s Windy 9 for June. Coming from Ontario Canada and can’t wait to ride and camp!

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

Ahhhh love it!!!

@AimeeFellwock1122 Ай бұрын

We're planning a trip to SE Ohio in June too. Looks like a good area to check out!

@davidfeeley3622 Ай бұрын

Maybe Jess and Jordan can host a ride?

@RichieAvallone Ай бұрын

I feel you on this. I’m planning on building out my bike for touring this winter. A tent is definitely going to be considered. 🤘

@PawPawYamaha Ай бұрын

Escapism, what a concept, Love your attitude! Would love to do some motorcycle camping but at our age I would never get the wife to join in the fun! haha I enjoy your videos, keep up the good work..

@818nooner Ай бұрын

I’m a beginner (53 year old woman) on a t-dub. 😂 love it.

@Kenelz1 16 күн бұрын

I did a lot of motocamping in the 80s on a Gold Wing with my young son. It was fun, but just couldn't carry enough stuff. Two sleeping bags, air mattress, dome tent etc. Little things like a towel and toiletries if you want to get crazy and take a shower, plus change of clothes. No room for a cooler, and having to run to a store for food or a restaurant to eat. Now my idea of roughing it would be Motel 6.

@MarcusTurner-b5p Ай бұрын

Nice video keep up the great work Her Two Wheels

@RJ-ix4co Ай бұрын

Most people want to go camping until they are camping lol. KZbin makes it look so relaxing, cozy and peaceful. It’s not typically especially if you are in campgrounds. Public campgrounds suck here in Oklahoma and in Arkansas unless you go in the off season like this. I enjoy it but it’s not easy, cheap or comfortable for 99%. We are definitely the same with getting distracted by puppy dogs lmao. That cracks me up.

@kenstringer9756 Ай бұрын

I pull a main amp behind my bike and put on slot of miles this year camping all the way! It is also a good way to meet really good people!

@whskywolf Ай бұрын

Funny you mentioned Vanlife, been considering that myself. I been homeless since August, I packed up my camping gear and last resort camp, I sort of did camp for two months, in a camper someone let me stay in and I realized I can live tiny. But I want to do real camping, my tent and all my gear, hopefully when it warms up.

@StuffwithNeon Ай бұрын

Next year I'll be trying out moto camping. You've inspired me! I have a few campsites 30 minutes from my house that I will go to first. I'm gonna try to fit everything I need in a backpack and my small tank bag. I don't want to put tons of bags on my ninja 400. I think I can pack light.

@gregfarley80 Ай бұрын

You go, Jess! I think the creation of the BDR routes so far, and into the future, will definitely help influence more people to get off the couch and get into nature. I know it has done wonders for my mental health. My two cents contributed. -G

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

Love it!

@jeffdowning5941 Ай бұрын

Love the Camp Videos !! 👍

@armith Ай бұрын

I have upped my camping game a bit since the pandemic.. Once Airbnb and hotel costs became prohibitive for weekend adventures, it was time to change focus and adding camping element to my adventures. Be it on 2 wheels or in the car. 2025 I fully expect to ramp up the camping even more.

@pondusrope Ай бұрын

You are awesome 👏 The most down to earth “influencer “ on YT, keep up the good work and believe in yourself 🫶 Give Jordan and your gorgeous cat a big hug from me🤗 👋 from Sweden 🇸🇪

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!

@honda200twinstar3 Ай бұрын

Ya know Jess being that seeing a dog totally derails your train of thought ,im surprised you dont have a dog to,along with the cat lol oh and another great video in the book that im much jellos of that you are able to still ride,and a mean weather wise ,as ill be butting away my 2nd of 2 bikes for winter tomorrow.

@gasmann6746 Ай бұрын

Moto camping is fun but I do like the comforts . It is getting more expensive though so there may be some more nights in the swag to cone . Ride safe Jess 👍🏻🇦🇺

@erich.4305 Ай бұрын

I got back into motorcycles after giving up the expense of motorcycles for family needs. Now with the kids grown I am still on a simple budget and don't want a payment. So I bought a a 2003 BMW F650CS with cash. A simple bike that checked my boxes of fuel injection, ABS, and belt drive (no chain to maintain). It was about 2 grand to purchase and I camp at state parks in Connecticut for less than 20bucks a night. Simple, fun, and economical. Inspired to motocamp thanks to Her Two Wheels. Peace from Connecticut.

@redking2866 Ай бұрын

I will literally never camp unless I am in an RV. But beautiful bike, and your camping videos are great!

@chiguy_ Ай бұрын

I know I have been wanting to do more of this, just would like to have a different moto to do it on. Currently both my motos are not really the best for long haul trips. I did do a 5200 mile trip from chicago to sanfran to la back to chicago on the V-rod muscle, however it was not the best... no windshield, cheap onesize fits all saddle bags, no 6th gear, and found out what I don't like about the seat LOL.. and the new moto is an RC51 - definitely not meant for long haul tips. So hoping to get an ADV style moto in a year or so and then take my 2 week vacations on the road. keep up the fun vids and then maybe I will see ya out an about while traveling. cheers.

@amsoiladam Ай бұрын

Hey Jess, I just resubscribed. It looks like I wasn’t subscribed anymore. Great video.

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

Appreciate the update! Happy to have you back!

@bunniebray Ай бұрын

I'm a backpacker and a motorcyclist so it was easy just to toss my bag on the bike on long trips. I always camp at KOA's or state park dry camp spots (and sometimes random woods off the side of the road when needed lol).

@kugangles9860 Ай бұрын

It's crazy what hotels are going for these days. Some flea bag 2 star hotels are now charging well over $100/night when they use to cost $40-50 a few years ago.

@stephenpiasecki7984 Ай бұрын

well Jess im on board for 2025 bought one of those 3 second tents and some gear putting a list of things i need thanks to you distance well it depends my bike has 70,000 on it runs great 2006 suzuki c90 , but im looking at a touring bike new for comfort and much longer rides at 65 and retired i have to watch my pennies either way im camping. thanks to you. keep up the good work kid love your vids!

@jimc5624 Ай бұрын

When looking at a different bike find one that you can get parts for in different parts of the country \world if you travel that far

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

That is awesome!

@TheBlackLeprechaun Ай бұрын

🤩😍🥰 Can't wait for more MotoCamping and nature walks with you. And you and Jordan dining out at local spots.

@josephmorgan3715 Ай бұрын

Oh my...I watch all the time and am subscribed!! Me culpa! I will watch my typing, mea culpa!

@ctsnider88 Ай бұрын

Count me in. I grew up living in Boy Scout camps. I could use a personal weekend. J&H pipes are awesome!

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

Right on!

@josephmorgan3715 Ай бұрын

Hi Jenn! Don't forget to mention your hand guards you have mounted on your Pan America handlebars once in awhile!😁

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

I literally tell you my name in the first FIVE seconds of this video and you still call me the wrong name 😂 Also…. These are stock hand guards

@AimeeFellwock1122 Ай бұрын

Motorcycle trips are a blast but I'll spring for the hotel! Nothing like a hot shower after a long day of riding! Enjoy your trip tho, Jen,

@Robert-xs2mv Ай бұрын

More campers, more hotel room available meaning downwards price pressure.

@kimshugrue2849 Ай бұрын

Love the idea of moto camping and the pan America looks beautiful! Just curious, do you have to be tall to ride that bike? It looks like so much fun! Currently I have a 2017 street bob that I love!

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

Not at all! Having long legs is definitely a plus, but i’ve seen PLENTY of short people absolutely rip it on these bikes

@rebelmalfunction Ай бұрын

Yes! You are the reason why I wanted to buy my first hammock. 🎉

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

That is awesome!

@hywayman68 Ай бұрын

Yes, more moto camping. Your Pan America is perfect for the content. Keep on influencing enthusiasts to get out on two wheels and sleep under the stars clouds whatever the case may be.

@lifeon2wheelsbostonma806 Ай бұрын

I pack up my rm 250go to The old riding place find a spot and stay the night build a fire coffee and a smoke and peace and quiet love it

@conniewaite1371 Ай бұрын

When is get around to biking on my own ,I will camp.but if hubby goes then I plan on getting a cargo trailer for the bikes and camp gear and to use as acamper

@JustagirlandherHarley Ай бұрын

Well, as much as I loveD camping in my younger years, my back disagrees with that choice. But I do plan on several adventures for 2025. At least 2 big ones, Big Bend and Eureka. Then just weekend adventures to unknown. But I love traveling on 2 wheels, no better way to truly enjoy the outdoors. Keep on keep on'n!

@tedmiller8498 Ай бұрын

Have you given a time out camper any thought. A good friend of mine travels all over the US with his. Give them a look. Happy Thanksgiving

@albie567 Ай бұрын

Right about camping getting more expensive. Also getting harder. Pulling up to a site and putting money in an envelope is quickly being replaced with having to “reserve and pay” online and in advance, or having to deal with things like 2 night minimum stays (South Carolina, looking at you!)

@STho205 Ай бұрын

Yep... If they aren't going to pick up the money, do they really need it. The USFS has outsourced trash pickup and toilet clean at several remote grounds and rangers never appear. So you stay a night...and can't pay less than 2 days, so the price has doubled for moto campers that move daily. You also can't reserve at many sites that are located in dead zones...but want to use an app instead of the drop box. Find free dispersed sites, bring water or a filter and a trowel. Most of my camping now is dispersed spots.

@johnderosambeau4820 Ай бұрын

Absolutely love motorcycle camping. Try to do 2 trips a month thru out spring into fall

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

Heck yeah!

@sandgroper1970 Ай бұрын

Camping is going to remain a part of people’s lives. I have camped after driving my car, I have also done some hiking and camping after a full day’s hike. One thing I have found as much fun as like the hiking and camping is , after a few days of camping, I feel the need of a little bit more comfort that a hotel room can provide.

@dcijams Ай бұрын

aways moto camped, but now it's getting time, to leave the tents behind, and step up to the plate, and drag the bikes behind the RV. (the only reason, you channel gets hits is) we didn't have KZbin, or heck, even cell phones back when we were doing it. 70-80's, I didn't have my 1st cell phone til I was 37.

@TheGreyMooseChannel-u5h Ай бұрын

I found on my way to Sturigis for Get On ADV Fest that hotels and decent campgounds were not that different in price, so I did all hotels. I DO camp though, and this summer will be spent outdoors, maybe yurts! I stay in the coolest hippie bus in central New Hampshire for Bike Week in Laconia, for instance! Its about $70 after fees, but its fantastic!

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

Kinda crazy HOW close in price they actually are… that’s why i usually stay in motels when i travel too.

@stephenscott6570 Ай бұрын

I live in AZ and moto-camp in AZ, UT, WY, NV, CO. I like to stay in a hotel about half way through a 7 day trip, just to shower. But you can always stop at a Pilot or Flying J truck stop and pay for shower. As many have responded, hotel prices are through the roof. Even what has been considered low end chain hotels in America, that a few years ago could get for $75-100/n, they now run $100-150/n, depending location and season.

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

I haven’t been able to find a hotel under $100 for over a year. Even if it’s advertised as $80…. The taxes and fees always add to over $100. I hate it

@trd4d Ай бұрын

I don’t need to be that near the nature. I like hotels. I could do something like the event down in SE Oregon. More options for the bears!!

@STho205 Ай бұрын

In the 90s and 00s, motels were $35 to $60 plus 11% tax so 40 to 65. That is pretty much long gone. Grungy motels are now $100..and good chains are 150. That shoots the whole purpose of motor touring in nature. Camping minimalist is best. Pop tent and pocket stove can be bought for less than one night in a sketchy motel. As it is now, I keep a clip and clamp tent and air mattress in my car when I travel. If I need to just sleep 6 hrs...I ain't paying $99+tax to bug out at dawn. There are a lot of dispersed FREE campsites if you desire. There's an app to locate them. Eastern USFS and TVA offer tent camping at about 10 to 15 a night (water and toilet only)...however many of these sites have gone to online reservation only and minimum 2 day 1st stay. Fun when you arrive at a site with no cell service for miles that requires an app and venmo.

@JoshDros Ай бұрын

My wife and I are going to try Motocamping for the first time next year.

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

You totally have to let me know how it goes!

@wmscottd Ай бұрын

I will be ... schedule permitting... I know here in Indiana camping prices are higher than what I would consider reasonable.. especially during those covented 3 day holiday weekends. Hopefully, the younger riders will begin to camp more. Those are the ones that will push those numbers up and are less likely to need campers.

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

Yeah holiday weekends… you can forget it.

@Lee-70ish Ай бұрын

Been bike camping for 50 years. Started for economic reasons as even in 1970 £20 a week wages didn't go far . Ended preferring the freedom as hotel to hotel is just a journey from point a to b with zero real exploring So, I learned bush craft and did survival courses. Done the big criuser and sports bike thing along with Trials riding for a few years. Now I'm retired and bought a 350 Royal Enfield classic. Only ever owned one bike at a time. One on each foot just never worked for me.😂 Journey time doesn't bother me, so it's all back road wandering Nothing beats waking up in a tent, having breakfast, and listening to the world . The difference is that it's all solo only . It's probably a crowded UK thing on my part Always hated group ride outs and mass gatherings of camshaft comparing boozers. Book, music, or listening to the sea or birds is the only company I need. Happy camp riding guys. One thing. Dont over spend on camp gear 3000HH waterproofing is enough on any tent for a 3 season tent

@STIFFRIDES Ай бұрын

I love the color by the way

@marshalllarson 29 күн бұрын

I plan to moto camp in 2025 and yes, it was because I saw your video, among others. 😊

@SteveB-hy2ci Ай бұрын

I put 3" risers on my bike just so I can stand up and MEERCAT and look around.

@TracyLoop Ай бұрын

Try the Royal Enfield 350 classic it can go off road as long as the trail is not too muddy. The tires can be changed over to the nobbie tires. It's sort of a trail, street bike then. Saves a little money.

@STho205 Ай бұрын

Awfully heavy for the low power on gravel. The Himalayan is probably a best fit in that RE budget line. I do go into deep woods campsites with a vintage CB250 but it weighs under 300lbs and has about the same motor power as the India 350 single. You can do it on a RE350, but the gravel should be hard packed with few washouts or creek crossings as you'll be submerging a hot motor.

@EverettDaniel-j1r Ай бұрын

Yep I am planning on many more trips next year than I took this year and I will be in a tent or a hammock for almost all of them.

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

Sometimes I bring both!

@deandaniel1358 Ай бұрын

Yes ma’am. I always have a hammock in my saddlebag even if I have no intention of camping or spending the night.

@jeremypfau Ай бұрын

I have a property I’m working on where a house used to be on it. I plan on putting. RV hook up on the property and just running it out to someone with an RV or I thought about maybe putting a shower and a bathroom and advertising it as a motorcycle camping place and charging like $15 a day, I know I wasn’t going to get Rich but at least it would pay for the property and the taxes hopefully. There needs to be an app where motorcyclist traveling can look up places that offer them to pitch tents and or maybe take a shower as well

@goldwinger73 Ай бұрын

The old AEP campgrounds by the big muskie bucket is now JESSE OWENS is going to be charging for camping in 2025 from what I was told, they are putting water and electricity at the campsites , supposedly for 2025. So there goes that free camping. But in Harrison county we still have 2 campgrounds that are free, rustic but free.

@davidmorgan2815 Ай бұрын

Agreement between AEP and state is that 3 of the campgrounds must remain free camping. We'll see.

@goldwinger73 Ай бұрын

@davidmorgan2815 a few of the old campgrounds are not even being used now,

@hughmac7423 Ай бұрын

Shame J&H don't sell there exhausts in Australia. I went with V&H and people just have to put up with the slightly louder sound, but given how much space we have in Australia, it's not much of an issue and the V&H is not that loud.

@KeViNMCMXXCIX Ай бұрын

I can see this happening yes.

@weddincoyote2440 Ай бұрын

I want to go camping more. Maybe 2025 is going to be the year for that

@stanleydenning Ай бұрын

In 2023 I went camping four different times. Each time I can only stay for one night because I had a dog at the house. 2024 my dog died. So I was able to go camping for more than one night at a time. But I was also suffering from Great depression. I set up to go camping for three nights ended up staying for only one. I was depressed alone and lonely so I said screw it and went home. That was my only camping trip in 2024. Hopefully next year I will be feeling better and we'll go on many more camping trips for nights at a time.

@Simon-RucknRideAUD Ай бұрын

27 today just starting to get hot, I did get over taken yesterday by a 6ft kangaroo, I don’t camp not a fan of brown snakes, I tend to stay in cabins or the van 🚐

@williamwhittom2973 Ай бұрын

I miss things you did and said when you were new I miss seeing a vampire on a bike 😊

@izakshuvo8434 Ай бұрын

6:01 good boy break

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

MUCH needed!

@jeremypfau Ай бұрын

@STIFFRIDES Ай бұрын

What’s shaking bacon 🥓👊🏻

@hughmac7423 Ай бұрын

I love your Pan Am, I have the 2022 Pan Am Special Enthusiasts Collection, Army Green version, and I love a Pan Am with a solid colour. The silly different colour fairing on the front of a Pan Am looks silly. I'm not going camping, I did than years ago, these days at 61, I like to find cool country pubs, then I'm in Victoria Australia, and I think we have more affordable options than you all USA riders.

@Backroadsbehindhdbars Ай бұрын

Hell no I’ll be in a bed and breakfast in Thomasville this weekend 😂

@SayelKoley Ай бұрын

Nice Have a Good day 🎀🎀🤍🤍🖤🖤🤠🤠👍🏻👍🏻✨✨💫💫💫

@curtisbarrow7650 Ай бұрын

Strangley, Kamping Kabins at KOA cost MORE than Motel 6...and some of us are old enough to try to avoid tent camping! A tent trailer is in my future... {!-{>

@kittywampus Ай бұрын

Well, if they cut disability for as many people as I worry about, I'll see many doing it as life. I may be one of them.

@alanaspurling6469 Ай бұрын

I packed a tent on the back of my Zx4RR. How many people are touring with a SuperSport?

@MrJohnpmeadows Ай бұрын

How rude to not subscribe.

@kennethanderson1685 Ай бұрын

❤

@BJsExcellentAdeventures Ай бұрын

I love camping, but it has to be in a RV, lol.

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

No shame in comfort lol

@dmb7473 Ай бұрын

After the events of the past few weeks, I'm definitely planning on many long Moto trips, but focusing on places *outside* the US, lol. Some new vistas to remind me there's more to the world than... (waves hands) whatever is about to happen here. First up, Scottish Highlands!

@HerTwoWheels Ай бұрын

Sounds great!

@haroldschurr-qi4xh Ай бұрын

NO cause there is to many of the riders that are older and not sleeping on the ground and want a private bathroom to shit in and shower

@leeredpath8332 Ай бұрын

honestly a lot of motels and hotels here in new england are full of imigrants, so the remaining ones have increased there prices to ridiculous levels!!

@Robert-xs2mv Ай бұрын

They all will be deported next year.