Prairies on a K1200RS? Why not?!?

[mama1200]

I just released my video of some of my travels across the vast Canadian prairies.
Despite the distance one is able to see there were no corners to be had. It was hot (for the most part) but the horizon seems endless

Video Link

[mervingry]

Thank you for that. Very well done. I rode to Saskatchewan from Bloomsberg, PA during the summer of 2011, entering the prairies from Grand Forks, ND, enroute to Winnipeg. The crosswinds were incredible, but managable. But the biggest challenge was the deteriorated roads, especially in Saskatchewan where many paved roads were reverted back to gravel. More than one local resident thanked the socialist government in place since the 1950s for the deteriorating infrastrurcture.

[mama1200]

Thank you for that. Very well done. I rode to Saskatchewan from Bloomsberg, PA during the summer of 2011, entering the prairies from Grand Forks, ND, enroute to Winnipeg. The crosswinds were incredible, but managable. But the biggest challenge was the deteriorated roads, especially in Saskatchewan where many paved roads were reverted back to gravel. More than one local resident thanked the socialist government in place since the 1950s for the deteriorating infrastrurcture.

Yup! You've been there!! When I turned south to avoid that storm it was pulling in stuff for 2 days. You are right about the crosswinds
Thanks for watching.

[Beemer01]

I've ridden some of these roads - Gives new meanings to wide open spaces, Eh?

[Goldrush]

Enjoyed your footage and will check out your other episodes.

I just released my video of some of my travels across the vast Canadian prairies.
Despite the distance one is able to see there were no corners to be had. It was hot (for the most part) but the horizon seems endless

Video Link

[mama1200]

Enjoyed your footage and will check out your other episodes.

Thanks GoldRush
Should have one soon in the new year. Thanks for watching

[PGlaves]

More than one local resident thanked the socialist government in place since the 1950s for the deteriorating infrastrurcture.

I wonder how they would explain Oklahoma?