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KTM 890 Adventure R on the deep back roads of Utah then Wyoming. In this Part 2 things get interesting as I take you to the Blacks Fork cabins (see below) in a more remote part of Wyoming.  This was the type of dual sport riding I like to do: 250 miles, mixed surface, great sights to take in, and some good food along the way!

Black's Fork:  Established in 1870 for logging in the area. Basically a ghost town after all of the large trees were harvested and the logging company went out of business in the 1930's.  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacks_Fork,_Utah

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Dual Sport Wilderness in TNP: Part 2!

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Joseph

👍 love the Moto content!

Mark Hansen

Cool Nutn! Thanks. Just got back into riding with a 1991 Honda ST1100. Awesome bike and well maintained by its previous owner. Now I want to get a dual sport or adventure bike for going off road! I know you’re super busy with other stuff, but I love to watch motorcycle reviews and motorcycle gear reviews. Ride safe!

Jordan Parker

Looking forward to watching this moto content tomorrow, thanks Nutn!

Todd Strelka

Those mountain forest roads look good enough to take my Silverado down them. We like camping near water to play in. Thanks for taking us on the adventures. We saw some antelope while driving to Bear Lake through Wyoming last week.

Alex Ivanov

Which make/model this bike is ?

Brad Fegan

What an awesome ride! 👍👍👍

Oscar Sanchez

Just wanted to give feedback. These motorcycle videos are just not for me. The gun videos are my favorite. The knife videos are useful. I have even bought three watches from those videos.

Charles New

Nice ride. Love the moto content. I'll be in Yellowstone next month, but family trip so will be in a overland setup not the moto this trip.

jay m

That's it, I'm going trail riding this weekend... it just looks to damn enjoyable. Thanks Nutn for another epic video

Eric Kelley

More vicarious satisfaction. Livin the dream through Nutn’s adventures.

Anthony Schaad

Adventure vids are my fav! Finally got my Ktm 690 up n running… needed a new battery n just been so busy this summer. Felt so good to ride for the first time the other week!!! Me n my brother gonna hopefully get our license this fall so we can adventure further!!

The Nutnfancy Project

"I know you’re super busy with other stuff, but I love to watch motorcycle reviews and motorcycle gear reviews. Ride safe! " Thanks much Mark. I just finished a 4 day OR CA ride on FJRs with Sean the TNPr so more on the way. We had some audio probs but we got some good stuff.

The Nutnfancy Project

Copy that Oscar. But remember I don't sacrifice other core content for the moto stuff. I keep posting those too!

charles Utz

Where I live, the public roads are basically like what you are riding on there. We have a bunch of dirt roads. I want to take my bike to other places and ride. I need to check out some other states I think. I am in the East, riding out west would take some time and money for motels

Lorenzo

Yes, keep taking us with.

Bernal

I like to watch other peoples riding style. From what I can gather, we have a similar riding style, until it comes to the corners that require deceleration. I watched your fire starting videos again last night. Trioxane. The secret sauce. Thanks for the tip man.

Moe Mansour

I've said it before but it's worth repeating. love the adventure stuff and consume it all. Keep them coming.

Racing Psychosis

So I had a solar outfit contact me about my property a measely 40 acres (over 75% is wooded) that they want to put a solar farm on and would pay me $1100 per acre annually. I had a good laugh about that, they can go get bent.

Harold Galen McPheron

Great ride, but I though you would have seen more cattle and wildlife...

Vito S

Nutn, many thanks for the fabulous road trip. As always, very well done buddy.

J Ram

I watch these videos because I'm not a "motorcycle" guy but enjoy adventures of all types and live vicariously through you and your bike on these type of adventures. I love these, keep'em coming (and more camping videos please, lol)

Jordan Parker

I'll second the EE degree recommendation, it has served me well! :-)

Lynn E Fite, Col (r)

Great video: thru the windscreen is excellent as it gives the riders perspective

Richard Leonard

Great ride, and beautiful scenes. I do my site seeing riding a bagger though. keep up the good work Nutn!

Josh P.

I just moved closer to where I grew up and going to get married soon, and once settled me and the Fiancé like riding so we’re going to get bikes! Watching these vids gets me excited! Thanks for the laid back video Nutn! God Bless.

Kevin Cox

Well I enjoyed the ride. We do rides like that periodically on the side by sides. Love to go see the views and explore some new areas, Ghost towns and whatever else is out there. We spent a week in Idaho last week and rode the area from Kellogg Idaho up to lake ponderay in that forest. Fun times. And floated to Coeur d'Alene River as well. Hmm, Shrimp burrito...

Seeker Keyl

Dig it. Thanks for the ride. I'm not in your parts and my motorcycle is definitely not dirt compatibile, so it was cool to watch something new.

david rockwell

This was really fun and motivation to relocate where a dual sport could be fully utilized. A Yamaha TW200 or Honda CRF300 appear to be optimum for backroad and trail riding. Thank you for the continued effort and dedication.

Downtrodden

I was out riding yesterday and kept running into closed roads and dead ends. I’m new to the area so I’m learning. I carry an Inreach and also have the Earthmate App but I don’t have the same kind of map detail as what Nutn was showing. I may add some additional maps to my repertoire.

Jay

Hey Nutn, I checked the seat height on the 890. It is near 35". I'm 5'8" and weigh 230. What would the seat height be when on it with your weight

Jay

Love these Vlogs! Keep them coming. I've been riding 53 years. Love your bike.

Steve Feeser

Hey it looks like a lot more than five people watched this!!!! I love the motorcycle videos. Love the scenery. Thanks a bunch!!!!! Very inspiring.

Dillon durham

If your ever out in norcal mountains check out the road that goes between the town of Washington to sierraville goes by alot of lakes enough riding to get lost out there for weeks highly recommend

CincinnatiDan (Ohio)

I am not sporting LGB or FJB signage or stickers because I don’t want a brick through the window (of the car or house) or a key run down the side of my car. Last election my wife and I were commenting on the lack of Trump yard signs and decided it was because our neighbors, like us, did not want their property trashed by the psychotic f-cking dems.

CincinnatiDan (Ohio)

I love the motorcycle vlogs... I do not ride but enjoy the scenery and casual rants.