I truly believe that New Mexico is my favorite route so far.

It is so unique.

It's so different every 25 miles.

You're in volcanic land.

You're in desert, high desert.

You're in the mountains like Colorado.

You're in just some kind of high plains and sand. The New Mexico culture is so rich, you know,

from the Spaniards that were here, you know, hundreds of years ago. And you get to see that

culture down there. It is an absolutely stunning state. State.

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Episode 143, the New Mexico-back country discovery route with Justin Bradshaw and Rob Wape.

Welcome back to another episode of the Adventure Sports podcast.

This is your host, Travis Parsons.

On with me today, our returning guest, Justin Bradshawshaw you may have heard him back on episode 23 last april he is here with rob watt um who is a new guest and these guys are some of the

cool guys in the motorcycle industry justin uh you probably know is a co-founder of Butler motorcycle maps.

And Rob Watt is the owner of Trailmaster Adventure Gear as well as the chief architect and

route planner for the Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and now the New Mexico back country discovery

routes. And we're really here to talk about the new New Mexico back country discovery route that they're just releasing and about the premieres all around the country. So Justin and Rob, welcome to the show. Hey, it's great to be here. Thank you. Yeah, thank you. Yeah, good to have you, of course. I'm ready to talk motorcycles because, you know, we've had a, I wouldn't say a long winter, but it's definitely been a cold winter, and we're really having some spring-like days down here now, and we were just talking before the interview that we're hoping spring shows up very quickly, and we're ready to get out and ride for sure. Yeah, I tell you, I almost went out today,

but the wind was blowing so hard. I thought, no, I don't want to battle the wind, but man,

this warm weather has been really, really inviting to make you want to get out and ride. Yeah,

that's great. I sent a photo of a screenshot of my phone with the weather. It said 73 down here in Longmont, and I sent it to my parents in Florida because we were four degrees warmer than they were in Florida. And it was kind of like, ha-ha. And they said, well, that's warm. That's great. I said, well, the problem in Colorado is if you have a warm day in the winter, you have a windy day in the winter. And it's exactly what we have unfortunately yeah it's been that way but i'm looking

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