RTW with Noah on a KTM 690

[nanox14]

DUDE it took me three days to read the whole thing, so you can figure out how many hours I spend "working"at the office and it has been an awesome adventure since the beginning, keep riding safe and HAVE FUN,, probably you are hitting the slopes at the moment,, I know it's gonna be a WHILE but if you get close to VENEZUELA it would be nice to meet you and you'll have a place to crash,, CHEERS..

[GuiltyParty]

Cheers for positing the vid Noah and to everyone else for the comments, glad you liked it If you ever need a place that has a bit of everything and want to feel like a rock star Morocco is the place to be

[Cortez]

Originally Posted by Leminkainen

You enjoying making us this jealous?

+1

He sux!

[RoninMoto]

Originally Posted by GuiltyParty

Cheers for positing the vid Noah and to everyone else for the comments, glad you liked it If you ever need a place that has a bit of everything and want to feel like a rock star Morocco is the place to be

When people ask "where was your favorite place?" Morocco is high on my list. That vid made me remember so much of it.

Originally Posted by Marklr

Awesome vid. It helps the rest of us get over the winter blahs.

Thanks

Mark

I agree. Thanks for the vid Craig!

Originally Posted by RhinoVonHawkrider

I'm w/ ya, but I would need to sell the kids too

Noah great video

Do U have some pics from boarding?

Still following....

Stay Safe & Keep em on 2 wheels in 2013

I have a few pics of the Mountains here. Unfortunately my camera took a shat a few days ago and I need to get her sorted out. I tried to update the firmware... so it erased the OS that was on the camera and now the camera wont take the new version from my computer. I need to find someone with an older comp I think.

Yesterday there was about 40 cm of fresh snow. We rode from open till close. only stopping for a piva for lunch. I am sore today but in 50 minutes I will be back on the slopes to track that fresh powder.


This was yesterday evening.


This is Georgian beer. Quite nice.

Originally Posted by nanox14

DUDE it took me three days to read the whole thing, so you can figure out how many hours I spend "working"at the office and it has been an awesome adventure since the beginning, keep riding safe and HAVE FUN,, probably you are hitting the slopes at the moment,, I know it's gonna be a WHILE but if you get close to VENEZUELA it would be nice to meet you and you'll have a place to crash,, CHEERS..

Welcome to the party! Thanks for the kind words. It will be a few years till I get to South America.. you might have to remind me to come visit

[RoninMoto]

Gunnerbuck just sent me this link. He made a video from when I was in Vancouver Island last spring. This guy knows that Island.. and the 640.. like the back of his hand.

Thanks for showing me around and the Vid!

[kwakbiker]

Great vid, loving those roads and tracks

[Katoom119]

Just watched the videos. I'm both happy for you and jealous all at the same time.

Thanks for taking us along.

[RoninMoto]

Originally Posted by Katoom119

Just watched the videos. I'm both happy for you and jealous all at the same time.

Thanks for taking us along.

Thanks for being a part of this adventure.

[nanox14]

A quick question,, did you remember what king of camera was you friend using for the Vancouver video???,, thanks

[RoninMoto]

Originally Posted by nanox14

A quick question,, did you remember what king of camera was you friend using for the Vancouver video???,, thanks

Guiltyparty had gopro2 for Morocco vid.

Gunnerbuck had contour roam for vancouver vid. The quality on my comp is not to good because of the slo internet. I have some of the raw footage and its much better.

Soon I will have 2x gopro 3 black to help document. I will hopefully make a few vids also.

[Low594]

Originally Posted by RoninMoto

Soon I will have 2x gopro 3 black to help document. I will hopefully make a few vids also.

Good to hear!

[LethPhaos]

so it seems I'm going to have to get into the building windfarm world . where would one apply, and what degree would you need?

[RoninMoto]

Originally Posted by LethPhaos

so it seems I'm going to have to get into the building windfarm world . where would one apply, and what degree would you need?

Its not just the wind farm industry. It is the utility industry as a whole. The average age of a Utility engineer or Power Engineer in the US is over 50 right now. Who is going to fill that gap once they retire? People with an electrical engineering degree with an emphasis on power systems. When I was in college there were only a handful of students studying power. I can guaranty every one of them got a job out of college. If you are willing to travel for a few years working your a$$ off as an on site engineer (most engineers don't want to leave their office) you can put aside some decent money. Not to mention there are no living expenses when you are working 95 miles from home or more. 2 words.... Per Diam. (non taxed)

Speaking of power systems... I took a picture of this today when I was done snowboarding.
This building houses a transformer for sourounding hotels. The high voltage bushing is about 3 feet above the snow bank. It is probably 2.4kv or 4.6kv. Either way, if a kid got up there.. He would be no more. This would have to be a minimum of about 18 feet or so in the US. I've been here for just over 2 weeks and the power has gone out 3 or 4 times. Maybe its got something to do with the installations.

[Groomez]

Great read man! I'm finally caught up after a pot of coffee. Thanks for the add too. I'm currently saving up some $$ to put aside for my RTW trip in a few years.

[c-zulu]

Whoa