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Thank you and also the same to you - stay upright. It was very nice trip. The only annoying thing was packing/unpacking almost every day

@ I hear you… :-)

Many thanks! 😊

Hope you enjoyed it! It's not far, take a drive to Bowen. Nice place.😊

Indeed.

Very true, homesickness 🤣

The best!

I will put .gpx files into web page transaustraliatrail.com.au, you should find them under my name Tina R.

Yes, WH. One saddle and no so comfortable as on1250 GS.

Thanks for watching! Just came home from epic trip, The Great Central Rd., 19.000 km. Will be busy next few weeks.

Thank you 😎. Very appreciated.

Haven’t been in King Island yet.

Not very nice in the fog, just take it easy. Positive side of the fog (and early ride) are empty roads. I have my visor up on the Hwy and when is raining, but in general somewhere in the middle. I preferer to look above the visor.

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your comment. Enjoy Tassie, wonderful part of Australia.

Hi, thank you for your comment. That trip was our first long trip on adventure bikes, we were newbies on that kind of riding, our very first adventure bikes (before we had Harleys). We took some beginners off road training, watched plenty of UA-cam videos... planned our trip and the rest is history. 😊 I must admit I was nervous but at the end all went very well and we become addicted. Some basic tips: good planning and navigation, be fit, take enough water and some emergency food, tools, tyre repair kit (I had a puncture on the way to Cape York), we normally take tent and sleeping bag (so far we used it ones in Cape York), also plan some rest days, maybe new tyre needed / service. If you are not new on adventure bike, you probably already know all this 😊. Enjoy you trip and let me know how it went. Regards from the Gold Coast.

@ontwowheels399 Thank you very much for the detail reply and really looking forward to take my mrs 2 up.... Thanks again.... we may meet up somewhere on the road side.

@@osman7772 Yes, you never know 😂😂 We are planning a big trip in July/August: Gold Coast to Darwin, Gibb River Rd., Perth, Great Central Rd. - Uluru...if all goes well.

Thank you for the comment. We did this ride on the first of February, 2024. Yes, I must admit there are some potholes on the NSW side, but in general not bad road and scenery is just amazing. 🤣

Regards from South Africa-at the moment. 🤣 I’m glad to have the viewers in the USA as well. Cheers.

One day trip, in the most beautiful area around the Gold Coast. 😂

😂. Like your comment. (One lion without mane)😂😂

Tasmania is really riding Mecca, beautiful scenery and almost empty roads. Cheers.

Vidis, kaj zamujas!?

Yes, it is awesome. And empty, almost no traffic!

Thank you. We like Tasmania very much! Such a beautiful scenery, nice roads and not crowded at all. If you have a chance, go for it, you won't regret! 😊

😂😂 don't worry, Daniel always founds plenty of gravel roads.

😊thank you.

Thanks. Always nice to get feedback. Glad you enjoyed.

@@ontwowheels399 I am planning a trip with my mate on our Africa Twins from Adelaide up to the Finders to Innaminka, across to Emerald and up to Cairns. The return from Cairns via Mt Isa city down to Birdsville and then home I liked you videos because it showed some of the country we going through and also. we are in our late 60s so dont want to tackle any crazy stuff We have been to the Finders Ranges on trips before and keep the AT's on Gravel, Dirt roads and Bitumen . Looking forward to going in August when its cool and not so many flies

Thank you again. We are also not spring chicken, haha, so not very much into rock'n roll. Daniel is turning 70 soon, and I'm at late 50's. I'd say we are still newbies on adventure bikes (two years), we used to have Harleys but became 100% converted to adventure. We love Australian Outback. In July and August 2022 we did epic trip to the Cape York, went down through Centre to Adelaide, Flinders Ranges, Birdsville Track...back home. I made three parts video of our trip. Looking back, videos are not very good as they were my first ever made. Maybe you'll find something interesting if you want to watch. Wishing you good trip and stay up right. 😂

Thanks mate. Just uploaded tracks into web page: transaustraliatrail.com.au/tracks/mapview#content You can find and download: Walcha Adv Rally 2023 Day 01 and Walcha Adv Rally 2023 Day 02.

Thank you. Hope you enjoyed.

Thank you very much. Nice scenery=nice video 😂.

Not quite, but we are working on that. 😂

Thank you. 😊 If somebody needs the rest, that's me, not motorbike. 😂

Ask your husband to give you a break 😁@@ontwowheels399

I'm sure, You'll enjoy. 👍

Safe 380 kms with no head wind. Maybe could get slightly over 400 but don't want to take a chance. We prefer to top up in Outback where ever is opportunity just in case we need to turn back for what ever reason.

Thank you! The Flinders, one of our favourite places in Australia.

Amazing place. ❤️it!

Vcasih moras biti malo odstekan, 😂

Sorry for that.

Thank you. Yes, it takes a bit of preparation such as planning a route, checking for fuel stations... On the trip like this we take also tent and sleeping bags just in case of emergency or if we don't get accommodation, some dehydrated and canned food, water, basic tool, tubes...very limited with space for other stuff. We have a list of items to take with so just thick them off while packing so we don't forget something. No luxury on motorbikes. 😊

I didn't see a trailer. Where do you put all the above mentioned staff?

I do sacrifice my makeup. 😂

It is spectacular. Love Flinders Ranges.

Thank you. We enjoyed very much.

🤣they are tough bikes, originated from your country.

Thank you. We love Australia, specially Outback, that's just so much different and still so much to explore.

Thank you. Yes, Tassie is great for motorbike riding, food, friendly people...just excellent.

Really nice part of Australian Outback. Must go if you like remote places and friendly people.

Thank you. Love Australian Outback.

Thank you. Appreciated.

If you get lost, all you need is fuel to get back on the track.

Agree, you really need to be a little bit mad, ha ha.