Ride For Pie - Julian California Moto Vlog
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Riding to get my favorite Dutch apple pie! Ride along through Julian California and surrounding area.
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I've never wanted pie so badly as watching them make pie from scratch..... looked truly yum.
Tim really enjoyed this little series mate. Google maps couldn’t plot a route to the pie shop from where we live in the UK 🇬🇧 so it will have to wait!!! Great to see you back on the road enjoying what you do as well.
Thank you! It’s good to be back
I went to Mom's just down the road from Julian Pie Co one time with a group of 6 people and it was all brand new staff being trained. We all made our pie and sandwich orders and then got them. Then they started bringing out another pie slice. Then a sandwich. Then another pie slice. Somehow our orders weren't tossed after being fulfilled and we discovered a glitch in the pie matrix. We wound up with a whole pie box full of different flavors. Since I had a bungee net and side cases, I was tasked with leftover pie hauling responsibilities.
Used to love visiting Julian when I was Stationed at Camp Pendleton. What a quaint little town. Great food and pie. Brings back wonderful memories.
Thanks for showing breaking down camp. That is a routine which is so important, yet seldom shown on this type of channel. Stay safe and be happy. Simple pleasures like waking up outdoors and good pie are so enriching to the soul. Best Regards.
Ride to eat - is one of my favorites. When pie is involved, that's top notch 🏍️ 🥧😋
Fun Fact; The Yellow Chevy P.U. on your left @ 7:02 on viddy has been parked in the same spot for decades. I have put 5,000 miles in 6 months around this area and have never stopped for pie. But now that I see a Pecan Pie in the case... Enjoy your videos. Be well & Be Happy.
Yes! Julian Pie Co. was my favorite stop when I lived & rode in SoCal! Great memories.
Living down the hill from Julian, we ride through Julian frequently on local rides. I expected you’d stop at their quaint Julian home location on Main St., but you visited their Santa Ysabel location seven miles west, where the pie is just as yummy.. Don’t think there’s any pie shop in Julian that won’t have anything but the best apple pie.. The lady that created the JPC, passed recently. Her associates continue her legacy of “the best”.. Ride on..
When you said, pies in Julian, I figured you would go to Mom's Pies, which is right in Julian. I stopped there for pie on my PCT hike. Great food and free pie a la mode for the PCT hikers. Thanks for another video!
That’s awesome! I’ll go there next time
Hi Tim, I live I so cal and experience those high winds in all of my travels on scooters and motorcycles. I’m glad you called it and found a motel. I’ve ruffed it through some serious dangerous winds, although it’s made some memories, I was really lucky to come through unscathed. Those that don’t travel out here on a regular basis might not understand the intense winds and how challenging it is to ride threw.
Spent 2 years in Ramona, CA 10 miles from Julian Pie Co. Mom's makes a yummy pot pie, we once rode in the snow to get one. A great area for all kinds of riding, cold in the winter at times though. Thanks for sharing, brings back some good memories.
When i saw 2 pieces on the try i thought...yup, i'd do exactly the same thing! Good on ya Tim. Pie and nature heals.
Great seeing you back on the road. Enjoyed the little Cali adventure. Keep enjoying the ride my friend.
Man I keep watching the national park play list and when at work, while taking breaks from the heat, I watch all the other great content you have. I am fairly new to the ADV world and this is my second season. I will be doing the NMBDR in October starting from Truth Or Consequences but, leaving my home near Houston Texas. A friend and I did the other sections back in may and he won't be able to join me in October. Watching you and learning your habits while solo is really inspirational. This will be a pretty interesting FIRST long haul solo moto camp trip. Like you have stated in other videos, I had my wife and oldest son DL the apps I use just in case they need to know the route.
Tim, thanks for another great video, really enjoy what you are doing. Seems you are doing better at the moment which is great to see. Love the areas you have been travelling through, really hope to get out that way if I can make it over to the states. All the best AJ
If you love coconut cream pie, there is a place outside outside of Bryce that is the best ever. In fact, I went back and had it for breakfast. If you’re ever in Vegas, I’d make that ride with you!
Beautiful video Tim. Thanks for sharing. I know Julian and have been twice there on trips from the UK as a visitor- the apple pie looked legendary
Stay safe and keep travellin’
So, the conclusion I draw from this episode is that too much nice apple pie messes with your sense of direction 🤔😂. Thanks Tim, a cool trip 👍
Tim, it's great to see you making travel videos again (my favorite)! Keep them coming!
TWO slices of pie... AND cream. I wouldn't be able to ride after that, sleep, yep no problem but ride...I don't think so. Great series Tim and good to see you back out on the road.
I was feeling it lol
@@FTAAdventures Ha ha ha ha, I bet you were! It has to be said, amazing looking pie.
Thanks for taking us along Tim.
Oooohhhh. I LOVE pie!!! Cherry yo be exact!! I’ve found that at Capitol Reef National Park has excellent pie (both apple and cherry) at the Gifford House right inside the park. Mmmmmmmm delicious!!!
Our weather is trying to get good up here Oregon so it’s almost time to go get lost for awhile!!
Thanx for the video, now I want PIE!!!!!
Your pal,
Pod 🥧 🤙🍻
Tim, I’m so, so glad you’re back creating this content and back in your comfort realm! Keep up the amazing work and thanks for all you do! I have a R1200RT so don’t do as much off-road as you but I enjoyed your maintenance vids, pretty cool you’re a trained mechanic on that bike! Must have over 100K miles by now?
Thanks for sharing the trip, and the pie, with us. Your videos are a fun inspiration.
Thanks Tim been to Julian with a friend years ago pie was great, now I have to plan a ride for the pie again thanks for the great vidio!!
Thanks for your chill video, cubicle jockey stuck inside with crushing year ahead of work. My turn to explore begins in 2023. Refreshing story and glad you opted prudence for the motel shelter .
Dang two pieces of pie…your priorities match mine! 🤣
What a great reason for a ride! Love that you had 2 pieces! 😃😃😃
Hi Tim, it is so nice to see you back on the road! You look happy and your hand are not shaking as I can see. Be safe and I can't wait to see your next adventure. Cheers
Tim I enjoyed this one a lot. Seeing some of your favorite places. Looks awesome. Make more of this stuff if you like.
Love the video. Good to see you back. The Julian Pie Co. WILL be visited in the near future. Stay safe.
Thanks Tim, i live in Escondido and so i recognized the pie shop, Starbucks, etc. I enjoy riding riding vicariously with you and several others. Nice videography.
Great relaxing video Tim. One thing I would ask is to please clean your screen frequently. The last section on the freeway was spoiled by the bug splatter. Cheers!
Hey man you're in my neighborhood! Haha thanks for another great video, I live in San Diego and I've done the borrego springs ride a couple times and always ride in the cuyamaca mountains, keep the videos coming love the content you put out!
Julian Pie Company. I know live on the East Coast and miss Julian and it’s pies. Great hiking im the area also, and a cool historical mine.
Pie is a worthy adventure; thanks for sharing!
Another inspiring video Tim. It's great to have you back at it and sharing with all of us. Inspired by you and a couple others, I'll be doing some longer adventures of my own soon. I wanted to ask a question if you don't mind. You sometimes include scenes inside a business or in a busy public area. It's great content that really adds to the overall video. You appear to capture warm greetings and smiles rather than strange or suspicious reactions. Are you giving people a heads up or asking permission before you shoot the video? I'm just wondering what the proper way is to handle this. Thanks for all you share.
😋 been many times when down south ,yummmm nothing like Julian pie. 😎🏍💨💨💨💨💨👍🏻🇨🇦
Tim great to see your videos again!
Stay calm and ride on.
Cool series really enjoying watching travels😎🏍🎥👍👊
So glad you're posting regularly again. Thanks! And best of luck with everything. Been following you for a few years and am always glad to see more.
Music suggestion! Bill Frisell. Like if the Cowboy Junkies did jazz guitar. Gotta hear it to understand. Western and deserty, but irregular enough to keep you awake.
Everybody loves pie:) If you ever in Oregon near Crater Lake try Beckie's Cafe in Prospect...
So glad you're back dude!
Wow That pie looked awesome!! The Salton Sea has been on my bucket list for some time. Thanks for sharing these places...I'm on the east coast though! I did live in Sierra Vista Az from 1988-1992 and I miss that scenery! Ride safe.
Great video Tim, awesome to see you back in the road and sharing these!! Keep it up, you're doing great! 👍👍
Nice little series bro! Thanks for sharing.
I always enjoy your content Tim!
Nice little trip. Enjoyed that a lot!
Enjoyed your vlog, keep them coming!
Great Vid. I'm heading to South Dakota from California in a month. First long road trip on my new Gold Wing. Getting stoked.
Awesome have a great trip!
A slice of heaven...
Great Video, really enjoying your adventures.
Love that area, beautiful desert scenery and solitude. And great music choice too!
Tim! You should try some pie from the Pie-O-Neer in Pie Town, NM. There are great rides out here in the Gila and CDT as well!
I’ll add that to my list, thanks!
Tim, hey brother can you do a 2022 gear video? I'm going from ADV to sport touring and looking for ideas to streamline since the last time I revamped gear was about 4 years ago. Great video as always, my brothers in Los Angeles and I'm about to retire from the military, I keep telling him once I retire I'll take a trip out to visit with him and I really want to see the west it's been about 10 years. The west certainly has a feel to it that I miss, been stuck in Louisiana for a while and ready to get away from swamps, algae, mold, and cajun food.
Thanks for the vlog Tim!
Thanks for the great content and pie recommendation. I'll have to check it out if I'm in the area. Hope to cross paths with you on the road at some point.
Thanks for another great video, Tim! That pie looked amazing! Sounds like you made a wise choice to hotel it and not ride the twisty canyon in the wind. Really enjoyed your southern California adventures and look forward to more! Take care. x Nancy
Thanks Nancy!
Another great vlog, Tim. That pie looked amazing. Two pieces! Wow! Cheers mate!
Pie!! I'm 378 miles away outside of Tucson. 😄
Great video Tim
Did you know that Mom’s Pies gives out free pie to PCT hikers?
When in the North East. Visit Pie In The Sky in Woods Hole, Massachusetts. It is the most awesome pie you can get. 😋😉
I’ll check that out, thanks!
Awesome Apple Pie! Mind, body, spririt, fearless. From CT, U.S.A. (edited Fatfingered :) )
Oh man, I could live on pie! Put my order in for Strawberry-Rhubarb ;) BTW you're looking great!
Thanks Rusty, I’m feeling much better these days
Another great video Tim. Glad to see your back at it Where you heading, north, south , east, or west. If your coming to NorCal please let me know would love to finally hook up with you for a ride. Take care my friend.
Thank you for posting these videos. I really enjoyed watching them. Take care.
Thank you!
I tried to go thru Julian in late Feb but was blocked by a storm. Great area
When you headed left out of the Pie shop, I was thinking you might be heading to Josie's Hideout just a couple miles West on the 76 off the 79 you were on. Cool place with all kinds of different bikes and people.
I ride Borrego and Julian often and was going to offer to meet up but then realized these are probably uploaded well after you've moved on. Safe travels as always!
Maybe next time I’m in the area
@@FTAAdventures Absolutely - I'd be stoked
I havent commented before but I have been watching your channel for over a year to learn from your experiences. I do appreciate it. Do you have some experiences you can share about breaking down deep into the desert, forest, mountains, and how you got out of it? If so, I hope you will share a video of this. I am soon going to sell everything and live off my bike for at least a couple of years. It will be a little more wilderness type touring than you because I won't be staying in hotels or camp grounds, ever. My bike is a dual sport, essentially a off road bike that is street legal. It will be all dispersed camping and as far away from other campers as possible. I have a lot of experience camping and had a lot of experience off road riding when I was younger. So I didn't just lose my mind one day and decide to do this with no experience with motorcycles or camping. I just havent combined the two before.
The changing weather, wildlife, and hardships do not give me pause. What I am having anxiety about is having my bike break down in the middle of the wilderness. I will have a satellite emergency phone, but that is to rescue me, not my bike. I have experience backpacking, plotting direction even without GPS, and with food and water emergency preparation, so as long as I am not injured or eaten by anything, I will get out. But how will I get my bike out? No tow trucks can go back for my bike and if I am on a single track, no four wheel vehicles either. Im not skilled at working on bikes, even if I was, I may need parts and specialized tools. Im not rich, so I cant afford to hire a helicopter to retrieve it. So what is the reality I have to face in this situation, to buy a new bike everytime this happens?
I can see the writing on the wall, so I dont need anyone to point out to me what being f-cked looks like. I'm asking this question because I know a lot of people ride deep into the wilderness, probably not solo like me, but sometimes they go single tracking for a 100+ miles. So are there solutions to this disaster that I am not aware of? Any insight would be appreciated.
I wish I could offer some advice on this, but it’s just a risk we choose to take. The sat communicator should be able to get you a tow truck even off road as long as it’s wide enough. As far as single track you may be reliant on a passerby, so carry a tow strap just in case. Most common issue I have is tire related so obviously make sure you cover your bases there. As long as you keep up on maintenance that should prevent a number of problems. Hope this helps! Good luck on your travels
@@FTAAdventures I know your advice is just common sense to yourself and other experienced adventure riders out there, but to a newbie like me, its valuable. I had planned on taking some rope but I have never heard of a tow strap for motorcycles before, so I will be getting one of those. Also, I didnt know tow trucks would drive miles off road even if they had the clearance. When I think of tow truck, I think of AAA and a car broken down next to the highway. I am going to call some tow companies near government forrest, etc and get more insight on this. This is important because when I mentioned single track, it was only as an example of how these trails can run many miles into the wilderness. In reality, I will be doing little single track riding because I will be carrying 200lbs of supplies. To protect my subframe, I will be using my bike like a two wheel jeep, riding slow and mostly on roads that people can four wheel on. So if tow trucks will tuff it in the jeep territory with the right clearance, I can be more careful where I go while still enjoying the adventure. I thought a lot about maintenance over the months and Im getting the lowest maintenance duel sport there is and the foam tire inserts to protect against flats. As you said, we can only prepare to a point, after that, there is a certain amount of risk we are forced to accept. Thank you and keep uploading the awesome content!
Excellent video. I wanted some of that pie. Thanks for sharing Tim.
Another beautiful ride! That pie looked incredible.
Loved the vid, and now I want to head to the pie shop. But,it's a bit far from Texas
Apple pie da best!!
pie and coffee about every two hours keeps you awake.
I recommend using hand sanitizer every time you touch gas pumps
Awesome series Tim! I have a motorcycle trip coming up in a couple of weeks and this really inspired me.
Jack Kerouac said he ate apple pie all across America in On The Road - because he said he knew “it was nutritious… and it was delicious, of course”
Love the videos. Keep coming back. Be safe.
Good series Tim. Question - how are you able to open your gas cap without a key? I noticed that and would be a handy mod for my GS.
Great video!!
you gotta try Veyo Pies in Veyo Utah…..Ride for Pie!
The pie looks really good….
The pie looked “Evil”. It was calling my name…. I will have to make sure I stop for a slice if I am ever in Julian. Thanks for sharing. I have two questions if you care to answer. When you get gas could you consider doing a quick video of the price banner or mention it if you are activly recording a video. The other question is about your BMW. Is it the ADVENTURE model?
I can try to do that with gas prices. My bike is not the adventure model
Great video!! mmmmm Maine to California for apple pie?????
Damn fine apple pie🙂
I have a friend out near San Diego, I let her know about the Pie Company....
keep it up. 1 day at a time ❤
re "Cold" I do a lot of winter riding IE Dry but Temps below 32F. I find a wool neck gater makes a major difference. Also IN summer soaking it helps cooling.
words of wisdom. "The older I get, the colder I get"
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question with those Anti Smog rubber gaskets on the fuel hose that cut off how or can you "Top off"
You can top it off by pulling back the rubber
Hey Tim, are you planning to go longer and start to venture outside of the US, maybe drive down to tierra del fuego.
Thats the plan!
Nice video. I noticed your bike uses 91 octane. My k1600 does to. I’m headed to Alaska this year. I’m not sure I’ll be able to get super unleaded. Any suggestions to supplement my fuel?
Hi Tim, thank you for great videos, always insightful for my trips! I came across the Dynaplug air compressor video from 2yrs ago and was wondering if you still used it or found something better?
I'm interested as well.
I still use it and love it
How do you like the marrakesh jacket Tim? I’ve tried it on and was super comfortable. I’m in the south and worried on how well it would do with Georgia/Alabama summers.
I haven’t been using it for long, no experience in high heat but it does good in the cold
Hope everything is ok with you, I noticed you had the shakes real bad in this video.
Haha, I thought someone was sending me a video on CZcams.
Tim, How are you liking the tent?
Love it, review coming soon
I’m in San Diego if u need a place to stay FTA
Does it matter if the sheepskin gets wet?
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I didn't get a chance to camp in the desert but I did enjoy the epic ride from Banner to Julian on my V-Strom 650 adventure motorcycle. My little road trip video is here (czcams.com/video/lSoyWaEsXW8/video.html) if interested. I'd love to camp in the Ocotillo Flats area and do some OHV... next time!