Wyoming Motorcycle Ride: Bighorn Basin, Ten Sleep to Thermopolis

[@RobertMerz]

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[@terrylikens3183]

love watching you and the wife traveling all over Colorado. Montana and Wyoming.

[@RobertMerz]

Glad to hear it! Stay tuned, I have more Wyoming coming up!

[@jthowson]

Thanks for sharing, I really want to get back that way next summer.

[@RobertMerz]

Thanks for the comment and watching! Stay tuned and we will give you some more ideas for next summer's visit to Wyoming.

[@HansdeVisser]

Thanx for sharing always a great view and some relief moments. 👍

[@RobertMerz]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dwhite2148]

Great video i live in the east that is on my bucket list your bike sounds awesome!!

[@RobertMerz]

Thanks! Wyoming has some great roads to ride, great scenery to enjoy. Stay tuned for some more to come!

[@terrylikens3183]

Bob sorry I was watching Tom in Texas he has a road Star v and was comparing motor cycle.

[@RobertMerz]

No problem! I figured as much. I hope I gave you some ideas for your Roadstar!

[@terrylikens3183]

Tom what exquisite sounds from your pipes. what our your pipes on your road liner? I would love to make my road Star sound that good.

[@RobertMerz]

Our Roadliner has Cobra's X-Tra Longs which I have cut down and turned into a set of pipes that are closer to their speedster slashdowns. For baffles I am using the flow through baffles. The baffles are probably the most important component for the sound. They are completely flow through, giving as close to a straight pipe as you can get and still have baffles. Unlike a straight pipe, they remove the sharpness of the higher frequency sounds, leaving that nice deep sound. They also produce back pressure required to keep the engine running strong, unlike a straight pipe that actually decreases an engine's power. Also keeping your pipes as long as possible will help keep the unwanted noise down, making you friendly at low speeds, parking lots, etc. By the way, who's Tom?

[@wbvmcgary]

Excellent 3 video series. How many miles are on the blue Yam now??

[@RobertMerz]

We just turned over on 70,000.

[@wbvmcgary]

Pretty impressive, but that's a Yamaha for ya. Yamaha is probably the most reliable of them all.

[@elizabethmarins3802]

vou ver em casa por que agora estou no escritório médico beijos

[@sounakmallik8035]

wonderful sir!!