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Great video, and a pleasure to watch! Thank you! Really get a sense of your journey! Preparing for a solo motorcycle journey is exiting, doing it is great, however it goes, and the memories of every day always stays with you! I'm much older now, but my motorcycle days and travel will always be part of me! 😊

😊 Great video

Rodeway Inns are so ghetto...I hope you didn't take the bedbugs home with you...

Don't you know it's bad manners to take Manitobas mosquitos out of your food? It's protein from the land 😂 jk

Hey Laura ! Thanks for the nice ride as usual it was awesome ! As always be safe!!

Your a heck of a biker,,not many people would go through what u have on this journey,glad i found u on here

Oh no 😱 not the battery cover 😂

Thanks for sharing all your adventures. Nice to see a genuine person enjoying life. I ride solo also. In Texas

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Love the video - but any possibility of some comentary along the way?

Brilliant vid , the place looks vast scenery is stunning :)

Every time you use a service station squeegee on you bike wind shield, followed by paper towel you will leave little scratches. Eventually your wind shield will become cloudy. There is lots of abrasive grit in that water.

Following along, again - lovin' the vibe!

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Alberta ! woo

I'm loving the video series Laura.

Hello Laura, Now, obviously, you really need a larger tank … do not you agree ?

I just read all the comments. Pleased to see everyone encouraging and telling Laura how much the videos are appreciated. I also like how many folks suggested use of ROK straps and concern for Laura's safety.

i bet it was peaceful on that dock in the morning! you should try out some rok-straps...you'll prolly like them better than bungee's i'll tell ya, the way your loaded down, no one can ever say that your not a rider, and on a evo sporty....motors are damn near bullet proof, with all the other moto vloggers out there that HD "sponsors", they need to add you to their list....sláinte!

One of the things I really like about this new series is that they tell a compelling story through just images and music (and through a bit of text here and there). That’s really impressive; I feel like it’s a challenge to make interesting videos just through footage of riding around and doing other things. And the other thing I really like is the peaceful, calming vibe created by the combo of the music, the imagery, and the pacing of the edits. But that’s been constant throughout your work. Cheers!

U da coolest of the cool 🙂

Another great video; love it!

Wonderful Musics,Teraphy Ride.Thank You Very Much Lady 🌞

Safe travels. You were in my neighborhood.

Another great video of your journey. Can’t wait for the next one

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Hi Laura, what no talking, have you lost your voice. You need a bigger fuel tank on that bike. One of the reasons I have kept my Honda so long is I can get 280 miles to a full tank. Great scenery though, wish I was touring with you. Looking forward to next weeks episode already. Will probably watch this one a couple more times yet 😂 take care.

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Another great vid, Thanks for sharing the ride. Now the question....lol What is the cook stove you're using?

INSPIRING ALWAYS!!! THANKS,BE SAFE!!

How long was the leg that you felt like you needed 3 jugs of fuel?

First time viewer. Actually saw part 2 just before this. Old man with 350 thousand Km riding. I don't know what a real Harley rider is, but I know what a real rider is, and you are one for sure. Very impressed with your determination. I wish you success and great enjoyment on your journey. Hopefully you are about a month ahead of your vids, because by Labor Day, it's time to head home from the NWT, eh?

Looking forward to this and future videos Laura ! 💯

Duck Mountain area is truly spectacular. Thank you for making these videos and bringing us along on your journeys. Stay safe out there Laura. ❤

No Doubts! I made it from Toronto to LA and Toronto to Yukon/Alaska working through the plans in much the same way you are. Once, I thought cold and wet on a bicycle was miserable, then I was cold and wet on a motorcycle. Keep Dry - Keep Warm. Finally, watch the gas in Death Valley - always assume the next gas station might be closed.

Great show but I do miss your coments, all the best! 😊👍

Enjoyed your post as always. But I have a request... please, please, please, buy yourself a set of Rok Straps. They are typically overpriced motorcycle gear but when you strap something on the bike, the stuff always stays there and never scratch or mark your bike. No more raincoats in the chain or gas cans coming loose. Rok Straps. BTW, your "memory scars".. I have a matching pair on the back of both hands so, I feel your pain. I leave next Wednesday to ride from SW Indiana to Utah. Looking forward to it! Was hoping to hear your "883" music in this one.

Thanks for sharing another Adventure of yours Laura ! Cheers !

Good day Laura! Thank you for the new video, as always it is very interesting and you can see something new. I wish you a good day and good mood and a great road to you!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

Hi Laura another great video Thank you Enjoyed the ride & the scenery & ice cream always a good time for a break looking forward to your next video Be safe out there Ridin in the Wind always enjoy yourself on where ever the road takes you Take care 😎😎

Country roads, beautiful scenery, and ice cream! I'm so jealous!

Wonderful tracks and sights! I love how you always show instead of tell. Ads shown: 01:36 -- "Monkey Man" on the streaming service Peacock, USAA Auto. 07:51 -- Quaker Rice Cakes, NBA2K (videogame)

Really like the new intro, Laura. Be safe.

Welcome to Saskatchewan. Or as those from Manitoba say, “Welcome to Saskatchewan, and you’re welcome to it”.😂😂 Seriously, it is a much nicer province since they received electricity and running water in March of this year. Thanks for another wonderful video. Your channel is my favourite.

Be real careful with gear that is not well secured. There is a youtuber who recently had an accident because a bag on the rear of his bike let go, got stuck in the wheel, and caused him to go down. He lost a leg. "Moto Giant" is his channel.

saw this come up and wanted to watch it tomorrow morning with my coffee but couldn't wait. The simple yet great videos you produce are so authentic and appreciated. Peace from a motorcyclist in Connecticut USA.

Excellent videos. Just views of the countryside and those pesky little motorcycle troubles. Good work!

Another great one Laura, hard to do a bad video in that beautiful country. Was that the tire pressure gauge you found on the road? :)

That’s how the Moto Giant CZcamsr crashed doing 80 mph and lost his leg Please be careful about getting your stuff caught in the belt or rear tire I travel on my motorcycle too

Hope it's not too late, - but you can zip-tie that LH side panel so it doesn't part ways with you. 👍🏼