Scooter Cannonball post-ride Vespa review

[@MidAtlanticMan]

Really helpful for those of us considering a Cannonball. Thanks!

[@steves6614]

Love the post ride summary. You'll have the perfect pack next time - for the win!

[@Motorelief_mike]

Great info! Just heard about this from a friend last week and am considering heavily giving it a go in 25.

[@josephleister9198]

Its our nature to over pack, I always do. Gotta have a backup ...thanks for the video. glad you had a good time

[@MichaelDaugherty-m3r]

Another great tech/gear video, good job.

[@richardgitz2264]

Good, interesting video, thank you Mr Pow.

[@Sixbears]

I've actually used my battery jumper about a dozen times. Mostly as I had a weak battery and the replacement was delayed. However, twice I jumped someone else's scooter and once jumped a Ford SUV. Outside of that I pretty much agree with your observation. Nothing like a real life road trip to sort out the good from the bad.

[@SCALE_RC__AND_SLOTCARS]

Thanks for posting your round-up thoughts...on long trip's i used to wear those odd socks that always seem to lose its twin .I'd wear for a day and bin them that evening and also the same with older tshirts that just don't quite cut it anymore, wear for a day and bin ...my panniers had less in them everyday...just an idea 😊 Greetings from Northern Europe...Harry

[@JohnnyPowRides]

Great idea!

[@NitRevolution]

hello johnny, I just finished watching your videos in two days in this adventure marathon. I'm glad that you managed to finish it successfully and without problems. maybe the vespa is not so comfortable for this long journey I suggest next time maybe beverly or brand sym model gts (cruysym) or honda forza is better for you. I couldn't figure out how many liters of fuel you used for these miles in total if you can tell me success and luck next time Regards from Kosovo😊

[@JohnnyPowRides]

I don't have a calculation of fuel used, but I averaged 55mpg over 3175 miles

[@NitRevolution]

@ will you be part in 2025

[@JohnnyPowRides]

@@NitRevolution Yes I will

[@JeffLarson-v4e]

Great Video!! When are we going to see that vintage trials bike in the vintage class STRA?

[@JohnnyPowRides]

There was vintage trials yesterday in Aonia GA with AHRMA but I still don't have the Cub ready. Hopefully in 2024.

[@adammccusker6565]

Great video. Any info on your handlebar bag ? Ease of use snd size

[@JohnnyPowRides]

Amazon. It’s convenient however it did scuff up the paint. There’s a affiliate link in description

[@anygiventrail]

I still see the CT!

[@vetteb96c]

did you feel the need for a garmin GPS or did having a phone nav work? I assume there were areas with no cell service?

[@hazcat640]

Johnny, Where did you rent the Himalayan for the WYBDR? I am looking for a place that will rent a dual sport. Thanks.

[@JohnnyPowRides]

www.rockymountainmotos.com

[@hazcat640]

@@JohnnyPowRides Thanks

[@phillipdaulton9861]

Didn’t you take (or shipped it with the scooter) a Rabaconda tire out there? Guess you shipped it home?

[@JohnnyPowRides]

My wife met me at the finish with my truck

[@2dollarbill650]

Have they announced the start/stop locations yet?

[@JohnnyPowRides]

Not yet. Probably not until next summer. Next one is in 2025

[@magnav65online]

Great clip. Met a guy in Crossville, TN putting together a scooter adv route & thinking about getting one. Off topic: also live in Cola & about to ride Western TAT. How did you get your CT125 out there to meet Angelo?

[@JohnnyPowRides]

Federal motorcycle shipping. I shipped to their warehouse in Albuquerque and flew in to get it. See Episode 1 of my Great Continental Divide Route series for a look at the pickup

[@JohnnyPowRides]

You could also ship to their warehouse outside Denver

[@JohnnyPowRides]

Likewise we dropped off at the warehouse in Medford to send them home

[@magnav65online]

Perfect! Thx, man

[@magnav65online]

LMK if you ever want to get together for a dual sport ride on SCAR, Enoree, etc.

[@rapirnie]

What rumors have you heard for the SC2025 route?

[@JohnnyPowRides]

gulf coast area of TX/LA to Seattle area possibly

[@rapirnie]

@@JohnnyPowRides Sounds like a great route.