Video And GPS Data
For Sale
These are not fuzzy, short, cheap videos
like you see on the internet.
There is no god awful music on my videos that sounds like some young boys whose faces
look like they fell in Grandpa's tackle box and just started banging on instuments
that their rich daddy bought them--my pet peeve---sorry !!!

 

 
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Shipping is included---I do not ship out of the contingent 48 states.
Details of items are down the page.
If you have problems with the DVD's---simply e-mail me and it will get taken care of.

Details of the DVD's are down below.

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Trans Wisconsin America Trail
GPS file included free

 

Shadow Of The Rockies Trail $25
With Bonus Footage Of The
Swinging Bridges Ride Enroute

GPS File not included

 

Barrances Del Cobre $30
Gps file included free

 

Fall Color Tour and Beyond $22
GPS file included free

 

Pacific Northwest DVD video $30
Includes free GPS file


Baja 2007 DVD video $35
Includes free GPS file


Trans America Trail--Eastern States DVD Video $22
----with respect to Sam Correro (creator of the trans am trail), the GPS files of this ride are not included.


Arizona Adventure Riding--GPS files only $20


Appalachian Mountain Adventure DVD Video $35
Includes free GPS file

Offroad Adventure Bike Setup DVD Video $22

 

 

For 2007 I am offering video and GPS Data for sale for rides that I do.
This will be a package deal of both the video (a DVD--or VCR tape) and the GPS info, in either a .gdb or .gpx format.
Most of the video will be helmet cam work-----utilizing both video and audio.
The GPS data will be heavily worked over and will include track logs, routes and waypoints of
the good stuff including gas, food and lodging. Whoops
A huge amount of work goes into editing my track logs for your benefit.

 

 

Right now I have 8-things to offer--check out the details and order at the top of the page.

 

Trans Wisconsin America Trail
This video chronicles an adventure bike ride I took alone in June, 2008.
It started at the border of Wisconsin and Illinois---and ended at a bluff overlooking
Lake Superior. Pretty interesting as there was some nasty weather going on and I forged
ahead on some really wet terrain and rode a lot of ATV and snowmoblile trails.
It also includes footage of the results of a spillway disaster on Lake Delton, Wisconsin
which was shown on national TV. It is about 1 hour and 20 minutes long.

Shadow Of The Rockies Trail
W/Swinging Bridges Ride Enroute
This Video is primarily the entire 700 mile New Mexico portion of
"The Shadow Of The Rockies"
trail laid out by Sam Corerro....creator of the Trans America Trail.
You will see all the great views of the ride with in helmet narration.
A lot of info you'll will need to know will be learned from watching the video
if you think you might want to tackle this scenic and wonderful ride.
In route the 2 riders travel thru Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado
with some great video segments of the "Swinging Bridges" ride in Missouri
which they did on the way. The Swinging Bridges ride was a scenic ride on
the unpaved backroads of Missouri which takes you across many old suspension bridges
built in 1910 by the famed Andrew Dice. These bridges are relics--and it won't be
long before they are all gone---we rode over them all.

 

 

Barrances Del Cobre
Copper canyon and more 2008

This video is for anyone wanting to view a Mexico adventure first hand. This video has
narration thru-out and goes thru most of the popular places such as Batopilas, Urique
and Creel around the copper canyonarea as well as lots more not so common places.

It even has a good clip of me and by buddy preparing our bikes in my shop
and narration while riding of what paperwork you need to do to travel in Mexico.
You will enjoy this even if you've been there---and for the first time rider the info
provided will be priceless.

 

Fall Color Tour and Beyond
Fall 2007
This is called "Oazark Mountain Daredevils" on my ride report page.
You can see the pictures and story here

This is a DVD video which is 1 hour and 42 minutes long.
It contains so much more than just riding the Fall Color Tour offroad ride hosted out of Clarksville, Arkansas each fall.
It contains almost an hour helmet cam footage of all the nastiest stuff the offroad ride has to offer.
I used my 520 EXC for this 2-day almost 200 miles ride with 3 of my friends.
I even joined in on the ISDT race held near there and have footage of some of the old bikes and riders.

Plus----I unloaded my KLR and joined my friend Roger Cyrus from Oklahoma for 2 days of dirt back roading
on some new stuff I have never ridden in the Arkansas and Oklahoma mountains. The scenery is awesome !!
A super bonus music track is included at the end of this video---well....you just have to see and hear it !!!

 

The Pacific Northwest
Or
Little Dog Gets Off The Porch $30

This is the ride featured in the July, 2008 issue of
American Motorcyclists Magazine

This is a 4,500 mile ride thru the Pacific Northwest encompassing 15 days of riding
and including the states of Colorado, Utah, Montana, Idaho,
Washington, Oregon and Nevada. 3 riders start only 2 finish (not counting little dog).
2 riders on 950 KTM's and one on a 2005 BMW 1200GS. The video is just over 2 hrs. long and is my
best yet. Almost all the riding was done on dirt roads.
We rode thru so many places and stayed in some really old out of the way places.
The higlights were Idaho and 2 days in the Hell's canyon area of Washington.
We took the big bikes where they shouldn't have gone--snow was in view everyday.
One trail I'm not sure I would have made it unscathed on my 520EXC.
My little buddy little dog will entertain you throughout the video. A lot of the antics
of little dog that you have seen pictures of on my website were caught on video.

 

 

Trans Am Trail--Eastern States
$22

If you ever wanted to see what the Trans Am Trail was really like !!!!
Here's your chance.

4-7-07 I just completed filming the Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee portions of the
Trans Am Trail on my 950 KTM Adventure
and ran it West to East. The 2 hours of filming came out excellent. It was a
beautiful spring ride--I shot all the good stuff including--Warloop road (the most difficult part of the
Eastern states)---green slime slick creek crossings--a river crossing that I shouldn't have attempted alone,
the neat little store in Oark, tons of little one lane gravel roads along roaring creeks,
and a chance run in on the trail with my good friend GasPipe--who joined me for a day.
With respect to Sam Correro---creator of the trans am trail,
GPS data will "NOT" be provided with this ride.

 

Baja 2007 $35

DVD Video and GPS files--I will NOT sell them seperately.
I have spent an enormous amount of time editing the tracklogs getting rid of the
Junk and providing you with a huge amount of waypoints to help you out finding
gas, food, neat places and lodging---please enjoy and appreciate my efforts.
I just got this video edited and it turned out much better than I ever hoped for.
Its is about 2 1/4 hours long and has no boring video--I never turned it on unless it was interesting.
The ride was over 2,500 miles and was 15 days long.
Riding was done in the mountains and on both sea coasts--minimal pavement.

Most is helmet cam work---with some handheld camera work also.
Quality is excellent viewed on your TV
It was recorded to a mini DV recorder then burned to a DVD disc. It is good.
There is much narration of where we are at and what's happening.
Video nudity---there is some footage of a couple in a hot spring---I think the rumor that they were naked
was just hopeful thinking !!! It is definitely not explicit. I do think more was seen with the bare eye
than with my camera.

 

What you will see and hear ??

Riding on both the Pacific and Sea Of Cortez coasts.
Ridng on the Baja 1000 course
Crash aftermath------Coco's Corner w/Coco himself
A lot of mountain riding-----all the places we stayed and camped
Bike Setups-----Helmet Camera Setup
High speed running across dry lakes and coastal beaches
Many old historic Missions----Old remote towns with lots of kids wanting us to wheelie
Getting gas at many houses with nothing but a plastic jug of gas--high speed washes and sand running
Hot tub bathing-----Bike repair---lots of funny stuff is on the video
A scorpion crawling up my leg------I won the battle !!
Tales of me sick and the voodoo wonder cure that was just amazing
Indian canyon paintings--------many canyons-----riding in the Calamajue Wash
The only live footage ever recorded of the infamous and feared---Chupacobrah Monster...It will scare you !!!!!
Almost no pavement on this ride-----------lots of belching and farting
An impromptu sombrero dance put on by BigDog himself
An impromptu Meheecan Oompah sing a-long...by BigDog
A hundred river and creek crossings----------lots of cactus

 

 

 

2003 Arizona Adventure
$20

The $20 is for the GPS file only--tracks, routes and waypoints.
The ride report is on my website---check it out.

This is the GPS data of 146 different trail sections

I have routed out in Arizona---146 seperate GPS routes.
The trails range in length from 4 miles to over 100 miles each.
Some our tame------some are impassable at times. Some you will need to cross a
river that may be impassable during high water.
I did about 50 of these routes on a KLR--but struggled some--smaller bike might be better--depends on your ability.
BMW's and similar big bikes need to stay at home for this one.
The rest are unridden by me--but I do plan to try to ride them soon
The ones I've ridden have the tracks log to go with it.
This includes a trip down to the bottom of the Grand Canyon near Peach Springs, Arizona.
You could spend a couple months trying to ride all these trails.
A Quiet street legal motorcycle is required along with a very big gas tank.
Your will need to have the highest level of preparedness to ride these routes.
Dying out in the desert is always a possiblity. It can be terribly brutal and deadly.
Do not attempt to ride the El Camino del Diablo route---motorcycles aren't allowed.
Do not follow the "13 4-23-03" track after it leaves the route---this took us threw a live military bombing range
where we could have been blown up -------or thrown in the pokey------forever.
Tying these routes together will be the best of the adventure for you.

Why is the file so expensive???
I have spent over 250 hours of mouse clicking to create this file is why.


 

Appalachian Mountain
Adventure Ride
$35

DVD video and GPS files.
This ride started at my house and ended up at the Falling Leaf BMW rally in Potosi Missouri.
It mostly encompassed the Appalacian Mountains of the United States.
You can ride the route as you please in any direction you want--or any part of it.

This ride was done in 2002 and is featured on my website as the "Fall Adventure Ride 2002"--check it out if you haven't.
Rather than me describe it here---read thru it on my website.
It was over 2,000 miles of easy backroads---lot's of gravel--suitable on a big adventure bike.
You would be bored silly on a legalized offroad bike--but thrilled to death on a big adventure bike.
There is no helmet cam work on this first video.
I think the picture quality is good. The video starts in Burksville, Ky. and ends at the Beemer rally in Potosi, Missouri.
The video was not shot by me, but by my friend Jay Grafton and his narration is excellent.
I'm sorry I used a couple mild cuss words on it--hope it doesn't offend you---but I had gotten the poop scared out of me.

 

Offroad Adventure Bike Setup $22

This video (DVD) goes thru step by step how I have painstakingly set up my bike for an extended offroad adventure.
I made this video as I was preparing my bike for Baja, Mexico.
I used my 2006 Husqvana TE610 as a test subject--but this info will apply to any adventure bike setup.
It covers all the mechanical things you need to go over for the big trip.
It also covers equipment set-up and riding gear.
Some really good tips that I have learned over the years.
It is about 1 hour long--I think you will enjoy it !!!