Motorcycle Review

In this episode there is no particular destination, no cinematics, and no sidekicks. I ride through the neighborhood where I used to live as a little kid and talk about some of the adversities I experienced in childhood. It's funny how things that happen to us early on can affect life and self-image well into adulthood. If we're lucky, we can overcome the bad experiences, but in any case we should never lead ourselves to believe our lives are meaningless or worthless. Enjoy a rare personal departure from my normal episodes with this traditional, straightforward vlog.

This may very well be the loudest motorcycle exhaust in the solar system.

I ride my Kawasaki ZRX1200R to an old Union Pacific rail yard in the small West Texas town of Big Spring and show you a train display, as well as the buildings in a nearby historic district. We then ride home for an episode of Garage Talk, where I discuss the future of my YouTube channel as it approaches its own crossroads.

We search a remote area of West Texas and find a mass human grave from the 1880s near the railroad tracks. Come ride along as my wife Sharon joins me for the first time ever in a episode of Tim Kreitz Adventures.

This is a short video announcing officially that Britt and I will be returning to Palm Springs and San Bernardino for SCMM 2016, the SoCal Motovlogger Meetup. A rough itinerary is included and I solicit ideas on organizing rides. Special thanks once again to Suburban Delinquent, BakerXDerek, and ArsonRides for making this happen. I look forward to seeing all of you again.

Another badlands motorcycle ride finds us in the small West Texas town of Wink, where we visit the Roy Orbison Museum on a warm winter's day.

We head northward to Shafter Lake, Texas and search for the artifacts and ruins associated with the lost camptown of Frankel City. Along the way, we stop in the city of Andrews for a delicious plate of steak fingers from famous Buddy's Drive-In. Enjoy a cloudless winter day in the warm sunshine with Britt and I.