Riding the DR350 into a Blizzard || PNW Dual Sport

[@samcramer92]

Thanks for sharing another adventure! Always enjoy your videos, reminds me of watching the big name moto vloggers back in the day. Hope you're doing well and stay safe.

[@mtnmotoadv]

Thanks I appreciate it!

[@dirtysquatch7036]

I went up in the snow last week after the storm. Loads of fun in the powder! Good thing you have that kick start option. 😁 Braappp

[@mtnmotoadv]

The kickstart has saved my butt multiple times at this point, wouldn't ride solo without it!

[@Pmz604]

Nice..it's good to have both Electric and kick start

[@mtnmotoadv]

That kickstart has saved my butt more than once. Wouldn't ride without one

[@tvr419]

Cool videos , have you ever tried a pinlock visor? It really works well. Also, is the dr 350 a good first offroad bike for a rider who's been riding on the streets for 7 years?

[@mtnmotoadv]

Haven't tried a pinlock yet but been dying to try one, just need to fork out the cash for one. And yes I think the DR350 is a great beginner bike. It's not so crazy fast you'll fly off of it but it's also got more than enough power to be fun for years. I started off on a 200cc and outgrew it pretty quick. I've had the DR350 for 3 years now and still not tired of it

[@stevehernandez20]

Cold weather glitches.

[@mtnmotoadv]

Camera batteries were only lasting half as long as usual too. With windchill temps were as low as 10F at times, my equipment must not like the cold

[@szugic]

Put a ceramic coat on your lens, so you can avoid snow flakes and rain drops on your lens next time. Great video, cheers!

[@mtnmotoadv]

That's a good idea, I'm going to have to try that out. Thanks!

[@kingkelly44]

Is that a homemade thing holding together the speedo and all your gauges?

[@mtnmotoadv]

Yep, bike has a triple clamps & fork swap so stock gauges didn't fit. The dash in this video is my old design though, I remade the dash recently that I'll be posting a vid on soon

[@kingkelly44]

@@mtnmotoadv Nice, lookin forward to that, id like to figure out how to make something to hold a few different gauges on my bike