Looks Awesome! One Reason I love keeping my Luggage Rack on is the great handle it makes to pick the Klx back up.

 

Helmet cam!!!! Joe Walsh had one of those on teh last Eagles tour.... fun.
Was that you biffing on the Kaw? Weight that back end for that left turn and flow man... .floooooooow...
My gasgas txt280 had pegs more where they need to be for that kind of move. But that is a whole 'nother riding method.

 

Amen to that.

 

We ride mainly in the Tonto National Forest, which embraces almost 3 million acres (slightly smaller than the state of Connecticut) of rugged and spectacularly beautiful country, ranging from Saguaro cactus-studded desert to pine-forested mountains beneath the Mogollon Rim. It is a cauldron of colliding ecosystems — it is here that desert meets mountain, saguaro cactus succumbs to ponderosa pine, and the earth touches the sky. There is a variety a vegetation and range in altitude from 1,300 to 7,900 feet. The vertical-walled canyons, steep technicolor cliffs, and scrub-covered hills have changed little in the last 100 years. Yucca, cholla, barrel cactus, and agave thrive in the semi-arid hillsides and mesas, while floodplains along the rivers nourish stands of mesquite, black walnut, and sycamore. Here, in the rugged country along the Mogollon Rim, Geronimo led the Apache into several violent clashes with the U.S. Army. I live about a mile from one of its borders. This USDA Forest Service has many primitive, seldom maintained National Forest System roads here that are generally available for OHV use.

And no I didn't take the video and usually when I fall I don't get up so easily!

 

outstanding video. the pics look great.

 

You Mac boys are are something else. It played just fine on Windows Media Player. Since when does a streaming Mpeg need Quicktime?

 

Sweet! Thanks for posting![sm=icon_rock.gif]

 

Nice vid thanks. Media Player worked for me as well.

 

Hey Mark, great video, especially where the rider with the camera takes a fall. Where is that area? Is that up at Pima and Dynamite? My wife and I were up there this morning doing a little riding on the #1 trail. That is nothing like on the video, but it was a great introduction to dirt riding (aside from just riding on a dirt road) for my wife. She did great, and had a great time doing it. That little TW200 just glides through the sand. She was wondering why I was fishtailing and almost falling when she was just riding like normal...

We will have to hook up sometime for a beginner-friendly ride.

Don

 

Yep, with that fat rear tire the TW200 floats through the sand and silt with no problem!