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@@Mjr1348 Thanks man, I appreciate the encouragement!

@@user-zg3vs9mt5k Thanks for the comment. That’s a good summary of the KLX 300!!!

@@thecarcastleable Thanks for the comment. Ya, it’s rated for quad & dirtbike. Once in a while I will hit single track stuff, but I more enjoy the wider trails. They tend to have more rocks you have to navigate, but nothing is perfect!

@@mattparsons3805 Thanks for the comment. Ya, other than foolishly going out thinking my cold was better & being very wrong about that … it was a nice ride! Back home in time for dinner too :)

@@Mjr1348 Not sure, but it’s all stock gearing … whatever that is?

@@redeemedadventures ok. It’s a 14 tooth front and a 40 tooth rear then.

@@Mjr1348 That sounds right to me, but I’m not sure myself :)

@@DerekDualSport Thanks man! I appreciate that! I also enjoy your content.

@@Orin_270spo Hopefully some day we will actually catch a fish. Glad you have once in your life so far, but let’s try to make that happen again next year!!!

@@user-ee5pz2lg3w ​ Well, the day is still very young, in fact it’s only 6:45 AM so you might still watch an even more boring video yet today. But, hey … I really appreciate that you took some time out of your high profile life and full schedule to watch the video & leave an encouraging comment! But, TBH, I never actually thought about it that much. It’s not meant to be a particularly loud & action filled video. Just a shorter video of a guy using his bike to get groceries & make dinner … which is a rather mundane and boring endeavour! It just is! Over the winter when the bike is in storage I am gonna do some thinking about whether or not I (with my personality) could pull off making a few of these videos next year/season with some added dialogue & flare! Kind of like the great Emerald Lagasse … “BAM!” Fascinating Thought??? … Now to come up with my own catchphrase since “BAM!” is already taken, lol :)

@@last-life Thanks for the encouraging words and the sub! Appreciated!!!

@@20beersago75 Thanks for the comment. I would think so, but I haven’t looked at it that seriously because I like it. Adds a nice splash of colour. I didn’t think I would, but I do. So give it a while & see if it grows on you. If not, get a heat gun and take it off.

@@emilianogonzalez223 Thanks for the comment. When I am riding in the back country. on dirt roads and trails, the fuel light comes on around 150 - 155 KM's but I have kept riding to 170 Km's. So I can say 170 Km's for sure! likely closer to 190 - 200 before its empty. Spanish … Gracias por el comentario. Cuando viajo por el interior del país. En caminos y senderos de tierra, la luz de combustible se enciende alrededor de los 150 a 155 km, pero seguí conduciendo hasta los 170 km. ¡Así que puedo decir con seguridad 170 kilómetros! Probablemente más cerca de 190 - 200 antes de que se vacíe

@@31AdventureZ That’s too bad. It looks much better if you could. Can you not up it even a little bit higher?

@@31AdventureZ Thanks for comment. Hope you still enjoyed watching it.

@@31AdventureZ lol

@@deviant721 Thanks for the comment. It tracks with what I was getting last year when everything was brand new & stock. The dealership ordered & installed the new tires. It also felt about right when I was on the highway. So based on all that I suspect that these speeds are accurate.

@@redeemedadventures That's good. Been looking again at a 300SM myself for mostly street riding so it's reassuring that the SM should be able to run on the highway (like 70-80 mph). Won't be doing all highway all the time, I just want the capability to when I occasionally need to.

@@deviant721 It will absolutely do 85-90 MPH max … and comfortably hum down the highway all day at 70-75! It’s a great bike for around town/city and short highway trips. Especially the SM.

@@spencerwarholik2904 Thanks for the comment. Ya, I have been thinking about it. Likely next season. Only another 7 weeks or so left until it goes into winter storage.

@@user-zg3vs9mt5k Thanks for the comment. It’s a Yoshimura RS-2.

@@Mjr1348 Thanks for the comment & for watching.

@@rafaelzabik2443 Thanks for the comment. This was southern Alberta.

@@redeemedadventures Looks great, keep up the great content. Thanks

@@rafaelzabik2443 Thanks man.

@@Mjr1348 Thanks for the encouraging comment. Definitely nice to get out.

@@redeemedadventures I got out today. Mostly back roads though.

@@Mjr1348 Getting out on the bike is the main thing. Back roads, trails … don’t matter much! Just getting out!!!

@@trashpandatrailadv Lol, perhaps :)

@@hugocontin3541 Thanks for the comment!!!

@@user-kd1zq7ti4x Thanks for the comment! Taking the bike on the highway for 5-30 minutes is totally cool. Any longer might get uncomfortable :)

@redeemedadventures oh I get that. Got some 10- 20 Mile runs at 65 speed limit to get to trails so I think it will handle it fine

how is it at 75? Solid or squirrely?

@@machupikachu1085 Thanks for the comment. Fairly solid. It’s a small & lighter bike so it’s not the same as a 700 pound Harley that’s firmly planted. But, as long as you’re paying attention and not being an idiot it’s solid enough at highway speeds to feel comfortable. I have virtually no need to take it on the highway, so except for the occasional time I just want to take it out on the highway I just don’t bother, because I do t need to. But when I do, I hit that top speed zone for 10 minutes or so, then I hit a secondary highway and slow it down by 20-30 KPH (15-20 MPH) and just cruise down the secondary highways a bit slower. It’s not a highway speed bike, but as long as you’re a decent rider it should be no problem for shorter distances.

A300lb bike ,UD be blown all over the road , passing loaded semi"s on the highway in the wind

@@NicksterNOC Thanks for the comment. Keep in mind I weigh 208 pounds. So, if a guy weighs 170, you would likely push those numbers up a few more clicks.

must be geared lower than klx 230 bc i gone 78 on my 230

@@dizzlerizzle2775 Thanks for the comment. Perhaps? I really don’t know about any of that kind of gearing stuff. Keep in mind I weigh 208 pounds. So, if a guy weighs 170, you would likely push those numbers up a few more clicks. Also, I wanted that exit off the highway, but if I had kept going and just stayed on the throttle, It felt like it may have eventually given me a few more yet, so it’s very likely if ai had done that the real top speed would have been 137/85. Either way, this gives people a good idea what it’s like. +/- by a couple.

@@redeemedadventures do you know if the klx300 is has a 13tooth front sprocket, the 230 comes with a 14

@@dizzlerizzle2775 Sorry man, I don’t know. There is a guard cover over my front sprocket otherwise I would just go outside and count the teeth for ya :)

@@redeemedadventures 😂😂

@@user-zg3vs9mt5k Thanks for the comment. It was fun to make.

@@Mjr1348Yup. Haven’t touched the gearing.

@@hhuhtfvny For sure. I know before I bought this bike I looked for these kinds of videos to help me decide.

Thanks for the comment. I record on a GoPro 11 Hero Black. It has the GoPro media mod on it. I do not use any external mics, I did turn off the forward facing mic and the only mic recording is the rear mic on the GoPro media mod. The GoPro is mounted via a chin mount on the outside of my helmet.

@@Mjr1348 Glad you join us 😃.

@@stevenwilliams4192 I’m always up for a ride! Just gotta make sure I remember my backpack and not leave it behind for would be thieves!

@@quadsquadgarage Thanks for the comment. A little south of that. Southern Alberta.

@@redeemedadventures I realized that once I seen a few more of your videos.

@@quadsquadgarage I’m originally from BC, perhaps someday I will go back there to do some riding.

I wanna see the wipe out. I saw it from my vantage point. Now I wanna see it from yours 😃🤣🤣

@@stevenwilliams4192 lol

@@jamescox4823 Thanks for the comment. Here is the link … www.amazon.ca/dp/B0BVQFKPC5?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

@@Mjr1348 I appreciate your comment & encouraging words. When I decided to give this thing a try, I told the Lord that I would proclaim him in some/most of the videos as well.

@@redeemedadventures that’s awesome !

@@sherrilltechnology Thank you for the comment. I hope that this little video encourages others to also find innovative ways to serve their families. “Dirt bike Dinner Nights” is just a fun little way to do that.

@@tassie7325 I made our family of 5 theirs first. THEN … I made mine (the recorded one) last. But, hey thanks for the supportive comment, it’s the nice comments like yours that are always appreciated.

@@Mjr1348 Thanks for the comment. Ya, it is a nice area. Sprockets are still the factory set up.

Thanks for the comment. It truly is. I was transferred here 20 years ago with work and until last year I had no idea how to access these kinds of areas.

@@Mjr1348 Thanks for the comment. I almost bought the 300L, but the KLX won out! Thanks for watching. Should have a few more videos this season still.

@@bobmathew-golive773 Thanks for the comment. I’m glad you were there with your son! That’s great! I only wish I had thought ahead a bit better and had a set up where I could set the phone up to simply record while I enjoyed it with my family, instead of trying to find the balance of time holding the phone up & recording and time to put the phone down and simply be there in the moment and enjoy it with my family. I wanted to record some to “record the memory” … So, I guess it’s better than nothing, but I wish I had prepared better & produced a better video.

@@everythingisIAM I’m glad you liked it & thanks for the comment. I remember before I bought the bike, I watched YT videos to see what the KLX was like riding through city traffic. I’m hoping the new GoPro coming out this September is much better at low light (night) recording. If it is, I will buy it & do a night time city ride.

@@stevenwilliams4192 Absolutely!