Riding sometimes makes it all go away.
On the Ground Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Riding sometimes makes it all go away.
On the Ground Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
Likes: 30
Views: 828
Comments are closed.
Only on a motorcycle "lost"= good!!!
And tree tunnels are awesome!
True story! No bikes parked outside the shrink's office!
That was one great road. We still have tons of smoke here. I can smell,it every day, and have to wipe the ashes off the truck every day. Ride safe bro.
I really enjoy your videos Mr Roadrat, but when are you going to have another motorcycle camping adventure?
Nice ride! Thanks for taking us along for the ride. Enjoyed it. Take care.
Hello!
I can not hear from English.
Excuse me.
Ride on a motorcycle.
It is an unusual experience.
Motorcycle driving is not as easy as a car.
As everyone knows. .
Summer is hot
It is cold in winter.
Get wet in the rain
I drive the motorcycle by the whole body.
These are unusual experiences.
That experience stimulated the brain
It prevents refreshing and aging. 🙂
Thank you my friend (^ ^) /
“Can I go faster on a Harley……no, I’m looking around, not here playing racer-boy”
Brilliant. That’s what I love about riding, taking your time, soaking in the surroundings.
Loved the video, and since I put my beauty to bed for the winter yesterday, was a pleasure to watch.
Cheers, mate.
Im diagnosed bipolar II and mild schyzo effective disorder. Riding is just as important treatment as the pills and therapist if not more. Thanks for sharing.
"Maybe I'll get lost on purpose". CLASSIC! I know that feeling. Ride Safe.
Hey up NW, riding for ridings' sake is so true! If I may a verse of my state song…."Home, home on the range where the deer and the antelope play. Where seldom is heard a discouraging word and the sky's are NOT cloudy all day." 99% true except for the Antelope and the occasional A$%hole! Take care pal, Mike from Ks. PS, I've always wanted to ride Mirkwood!
It's nice to see another rider without a GPS telling them witch way to go.We need to tell GPS user how it works.When you come to a four way intersection you can go left ,right,or straight.When at a tee you can go left,or right.On a dead end you turn around and that's the version of gps in 1973 .No batteries needed,never any updates or downloads ,totally free.Have a nice ride