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Death Valley ride video

Started by Dennis from Blythe, Sun 04, Mar 2018, 20:40:13

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Dennis from Blythe

Here is the video that Vadim put together of the Death Valley ride. It was so much fun, except for the falling down part  ;D  that was a tough road.

Thanks for the invite Dave, hope Jeff had fun as well. Glad Rich was able to make it, you have real nice KTMs Rich.
Maybe John will get a dual sport too, maybe after the new Goldwing get paid off, right John. :cooldude:

https://youtu.be/aqjzdrvrRrY

The emperor has no clothes

That was very cool Dennis.  :cooldude: Your Son in law is a good video maker. Some of the trails looked a little challenging.

NautiBrit

I'm guessing that my little 250 would have made those gnarly bits, but not with me aboard.   :)
Fun video, thanks.
George

Dennis from Blythe

Quote from: meathead on Sun 04, Mar 2018, 21:11:10
That was very cool Dennis.  :cooldude: Your Son in law is a good video maker. Some of the trails looked a little challenging.

Yes, Vadim does a great job video editing. He actually did video editing with his step dad for some commercials.

And yes, there was a stretch of uphill road that was very challenging.  :D

Dennis from Blythe

Quote from: NautiBrit on Sun 04, Mar 2018, 21:22:01
I'm guessing that my little 250 would have made those gnarly bits, but not with me aboard.   :)
Fun video, thanks.

Oh sure George, with a little help from your friends, np  :cooldude:

The emperor has no clothes

Quote from: Dennis from Blythe on Sun 04, Mar 2018, 21:22:48
Quote from: meathead on Sun 04, Mar 2018, 21:11:10
That was very cool Dennis.  :cooldude: Your Son in law is a good video maker. Some of the trails looked a little challenging.

Yes, Vadim does a great job video editing. He actually did video editing with his step dad for some commercials.

And yes, there was a stretch of uphill road that was very challenging.  :D
Just watched your guys Big Sur trip. Way cool !

Skinhead

I've spent a lot of time working in Death Valley testing trucks, most of it running the grade out of Furnace creek and stove pipe in temps pulling trailers.  I've neve seen those ruins at the beginning nor been on the Lippencott  Mine road.  It would have been a good road to test 4WD.  I changed jobs and don't get out there any more, so thanks for sharing.  I must say I don't miss the 132* days at Badwater.

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