Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
indian chief bobber dark horse kentucky bike ride to work morning sunrise patchy heavy fog on rural, highway, and interstate roads
I have a long ride to work. Its a great way to relax after a short nights sleep. There is something about the ride to and from work that just calms my nerves, which is great because ... well, stressful job lol
Aywho, I figure I would take you along for the ride ... yes, its mostly boring but the scenery is beautiful and its first person view so its almost like you are the one riding the motorcycle. I know a few people who used to ride but can't ride anymore so this ride is for you!
I thought about narrating parts of the video for context but its your ride, you can narrate it as you ride.
Stick a fan in front of your face & enjoy YOUR ride & be safe!
I hear a LOT of bikers talk about riding on gravel roads like its a big deal ... here is your tips, I have lots of experience .... treat it like a dirt bike, keep your speed up so the wheels and torque don't break traction and NEVER touch the front brake. The only time I really slow down is going down a steep hill that is washed out pretty bad and has some larger loose rocks.
This is the "Oh crap I am running late route ... although I still arrived 30 minutes early ... work ethic!"
indian chief bobber dark horse kentucky bike ride to work morning sunrise patchy heavy fog on rural, highway, and interstate roads
I have a long ride to work. Its a great way to relax after a short nights sleep. There is something about the ride to and from work that just calms my nerves, which is great because ... well, stressful job lol
Aywho, I figure I would take you along for the ride ... yes, its mostly boring but the scenery is beautiful and its first person view so its almost like you are the one riding the motorcycle. I know a few people who used to ride but can't ride anymore so this ride is for you!
I thought about narrating parts of the video for context but its your ride, you can narrate it as you ride.
Stick a fan in front of your face & enjoy YOUR ride & be safe!
I hear a LOT of bikers talk about riding on gravel roads like its a big deal ... here is your tips, I have lots of experience .... treat it like a dirt bike, keep your speed up so the wheels and torque don't break traction and NEVER touch the front brake. The only time I really slow down is going down a steep hill that is washed out pretty bad and has some larger loose rocks.
This is the "Oh crap I am running late route ... although I still arrived 30 minutes early ... work ethic!"
