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Living in NW Arkansas. I’m a proud Arkansan.

Arkansan here - so glad you enjoyed NWA. Arkansas has some truly beautiful places. Next time you head up, go to Petit Jean Mountain!

Man, I live in NWA. I'll go out with you. No problems hear like ppl say. A best friend of min that Hispanice won't come he either

Oh I love bike riding

Useful advice. Thanks.

No you don't have to ask but give respect get respect

I'm an Arkansan born and raised. It's beautiful here. Thanks for sharing your experience. :)

HELL NO YOU DONT ASK!!!!!

This was beautiful and poiniant! Needed to see this today thinking about my Pops .Most beautiful part where your dear Mother sent you a sign with the sunshine at the " dignity of earth and sky" monument . She is watching over you ,shining on you friend. There is nothing but love out there for everyone , hate dies when you shine light on it and call it out 🥹🙏✨🪽

I'll start of by saying. WOW! I didn't know that there were that many place to go checkout in my home state. I live in northwest Arkansas and get out as much as possible. I think there are a couple more places I need to go check out. Glad you enjoyed this amazing state. ❤😊 God bless and safe riding.

NorthWest Arkansas is historically the progressive section of the state. However. There are a lot of good people in Arkansas. There are ALSO a lot of people in Arkansas who are stuck in the past. One of the things I dislike most about this state is how comfortable other white people are being racist when it's only other white people around. Quite literally, the type of people who smile to your face and a devil's tongue pops out behind your back. Education isn't big here. I used to work at one of the Tattoo Shops that sponsored BBB back in the early 2000s. Back when it used to be held on Dickson Street in Fayetteville. If you went to Fayetteville and saw a building that looked like a mini Castle. That is the shop I started off in. I actually helped with the dry-wall in there while the owner Tom was rebuilding it, and went on to do my internship inside the castle. Personally, I am not religious, but I wish you all the earthly blessings you can find. Travel safe, my friend. I have a long history of love with motorcycles, even though my father died on one. I miss my 1996 Dyna Wide Glide. OH, and if you come back next year. PLEASE go check out Penguin Ed's BBQ.

I wish young children could get out of the city during the summer break. There’s certainly more than city life. It would expand their horizons.

Really really cool i'm glad you went and did it Trip of a lifetime... One thing I would ask is not all the analogies too many... But appreciating nature and the people like you do. There's no different, then anybody else because you are no different than anybody else. The only way we are different is by choosing to be different 100% Never forget that. If we act alike, talk alike. B alike, we are alike.100% It only changes when we decide to make the difference. So I appreciate you Going Out and checking it out for yourself. I hope there's many more of these ahead of you. God bless you. God bless your mother. I believe she was on this trip with you Remember where only different if we choose to be

I've lived in Arkansas my entire life. Thank you for showing it in it's true beauty.

Honey, I ran across your video this morning and the Christ of the Ozarks caught my attention so I watched. You are quite the poet, sir! Welcome to Arkansas! We'd love to keep you!

What's the song

Hell yeah! It's foe everyone my man!!

Love road trips, love experiencing new places and getting out there. So much beauty to see. I take my first international trip in a couple of weeks, going to Thailand for 3 weeks!

Proud Arkansan, next time come further west to the Harrison/Jasper area, there is a cross between Harrison and Branson, and the Arkansas grand canyon in Jasper!

Thank you for showing much love for my state and it's majestic Forest and culture. My dad is a biker as well and loves to ride in this state of ours. Much love and respect and wishing you well.

I stumbled across your video tonight and I’m glad I did! I live in the Little Rock area and the areas you’ve traveled are so beautiful! I loved visiting Eureka and seeing the beautiful Christ statue, the Bible museum and the Passion Play. I also loved getting to visit the Crescent Hotel, even though it creeped me out a little! The USAF brought my family to arkansas almost 20 years ago and it became home. I’m glad you enjoyed your time here! God bless!

The music drowns out your voice. Makes it hard to hear you. I moved to Arkansas from a busy Metropolitan area. I love the natural scenery. Arkansas's small towns offer a more relaxed living environment. It can be therapeutic, healing, and give you a different perspective.

This has to be the dumbest thing I have ever seen 😂😂😂

I’ll save your the time short answer No

I use to live in New Orleans, off Tulane. But I’m from Montana. One of my dreams is to get the bike I want and go back to ride out there. Ever since I left I’ve felt that way. I really like what you stand for and what your channels about. Definitely one of my new favorite YT channels! Keep up the good work brother!! 🤘🏻

“If you wait for others you may never leave” Beautiful tribute to ya moms 🙏

That ride up Hwy 23 is one of the best rides ever.

Great trip I did it three times from Massachusetts. Loved it

I honestly didn’t think I was gonna be able to sit through the entire video, but towards the end I was getting upset with you for not making it longer lol! Gotta give this one Three Thumbs Up 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Great Video Bro! I caught that Salvador Dali reference in there (I’m always an Artist) and honestly enjoy how you described some of the places I’ve been to! Keep doing what you’re doing! I definitely gotta run this one back and watch it again ❤

Great state, I live in Northwest Arkansas and honestly it feels like an oasis. Amazingly well maintained cities, decent enough people, lot of minorities too so it’s not like just a sea of whites although I mean whites are still the most common. Not that I see any issue with any race, it just is hard to ignore the Arkansan rural towns behavior and whatnot. Buuuut generally speaking Arkansas is a safe enough place I’d say. Even wildlife is fairly tame although it’s a damn shame about the snake bite. Thankfully we have great medical care here too, especially with Mercy. I’ve lived here all my life and honestly it’s been good. I’d say even the rough parts aren’t very rough in comparison to places I’ve been. My recent trip to Philly was nerve wracking. I don’t like big cities, I like to have an exit option at all times in just an environmental sense. Philly felt like every street was the roughest place yet. Especially when an old man just walked into the middle of a 4 way intersection to use the bathroom and change clothes except he changed to his no clothes look. I’ve been to DC, Chicago, New Orleans (my favorite), San Antonio, and a few other big cities. Honestly I’d take Bentonville over anything. It’s a big enough city without being a city city. We live in just the outskirts in a place called Bella Vista and it’s nice. Anyways, haven’t finished the video but interesting to see some coverage on our little corner of the state.

New sub here AND a NWA OG 👊🏻😁. I also ride and NEVER get tired of the scenery. Pig Trail is one of my favorite rides. Ride safe friend 🙏🏻❤️

It's not cotton fields there. It's sugar plantations and many plantations there are still functioning plantations like the sold off acreage. The average life span on a sugar plantation was 9 years due to the brutal conditions.

Ive seen a couple of your clips. Im so glad you daid your son will be OK.. But it struck me that none of us are guaranteed tomorrow.. and pray your son grows up healthy and is inspired by these clips.

What do you mean when you say you wish more people in the city were afforded this opportunity?? Nothing is stopping folks from leaving cities filled with dirt and crime to live a better life.

Creature comforts - I don't need any of them and don't want to have to haul them around and have them blocking my view. You can add any of them to the Road King (fairing, lowers, tourpak, speakers, cigarette lighter), so why not start out with the basic package and just add what you want?

Your story was really emotional 🙏 thanks for sharing. I don’t know what to say but I loved to watch your story. Your mom is proud of you. Always safe ride for you and nice greetings from Germany 🤗

I really think that asking to pass someone on a public road is the most dumb and corny thing on the bike life, I feel that it’s just childish

Nah, your voice over is incredible. It’s like poetry and telling us a story. Love it.

The Talimina Scenic Drive from Talihina OK to Mena Arkansas. Great ride.

Beaver lake and DeGray lake are so beautiful

This was amazing! I'll mos def be sharing this. Husband & I live in Colorado and rode with another couple to Florida & back. Wish we had captured it like you did. You are mos def a story teller. A filmaker even. Blessings to you! Thank you for sharing this experience about your beloved Mommy. My mom died in 2018...I started riding after that (3wheeler now on 2wheels). Grief changes us...for the better I'd say. ✌🏾🙏🏾🏍💨

You know, having lived most of my life out in the Country in NW Arkansas, I feel the same way about cities that you do about the countryside. I find them noisy, dirty, crowded, and claustrophobic and I am most comfortable when surrounded by trees or rolling fields. My constant fear is that development will come in and destroy all we have out here. If you ever find yourself in the area again, I recommend checking out some of the natural parks we have. Up on Beaver Lake is Hobbs and it has some excellent trails. Devil's Den is absolutely beautiful. And a fair bit further South, West of Little Rock, you've got Mount Nebo, Mount Magazine, and Petit Jean. No better way to enjoy nature than to go for a relaxing hike.

I have a friend that wouldn't join me for a ride through Alabama because he was afraid it "wasn't FOR him"... The fear serves only to control us. It's everywhere... Until you hit the road, then it all melts away... He missed out. Glad you didn't miss out on this great ride!

I love NWA. I spent 3 or 4 years in 2001 as a foster kid in a group home in Fayetteville. It's grown so much since I was 13 there in '01. My little sister is buying a home in Siloam. Great video.

Im definitely the early guy

Thanks to Coming to Our Beautiful Arkansas ❣️ You're Always Welcome 🥰👋🏼

❤ you so happy you visited our state. We are loyal to our soil round these parts. If you love our land we love you and your's alilke. 😊

The cities...I've been to many such as your city New Orleans, but also New York, Chicago, St Louis, Los Angeles, Seattle, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Las Vegas, San Francisco San Antonio, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Memphis, Richmond, Nashville, Victoria, Canada, Honolulu, Dublin, Ireland, Belfast, Edinburgh, Scotland on and on...but friend the city woods are dangerous too!! It's people that make it good or not so good. Christ is Saviour, Lord and King.

good video my brother i hope to take a trip one day your Mother was a beautiful women she looking down on you what a beautiful tribute to her stay storg @JustGKue

My man! I have been debating on getting on my bike and riding from here in Memphis up where you were here for a few weeks before my wife starts chemo.... you just sealed it. I have been off the bike for 10+years and just started riding with the Southern Cruisers Riding Club this year. I'm still watching this as I write, but I can already tell you are a man of measure I hope to meet someday out there in the green tunnels and twisty turnies. Thanks for this.