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Lovely vid and thanks for the excellent production. Haven't ridden this but drove south via Wee Jasper a few years ago with the family and my oldies in our 4WDs, on our way down to the Vic High Country. It's beautiful countryside and has excellent roads, as you note. I'm currently riding a Ninja 1000 but don't mind knocking up a few kays on half decent dirt roads. When it gets a bit warmer I might have to look more closely at a ride like this! Cheers from Sydney - Dave

That White Swamp Road is horrible in the wet

Thanks for the video. I have ridden from Canberra to Tumut via Wee Jasper on my 2007 Kawasaki KLR650. There is no fuel in Wee Jasper. After rain, the corners on dirt roads can be wet and muddy.

Super boring 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

Brilliant video, great narration, pity about the music in the background!

Looks great, thanks for the GPX file very useful. I’ll give it a go on the way back from the Snowy Mountains in November.

Nice video but what would make nicer is no music.

Thank you for promoting Ride the Byroads. That is nice of you. Great video and it was great to catch up with both of you at Huonville that morning. You are right about supporting the local businesses like Arthur’s Lake Roadhouse, thank you. Oh cherish the Waddamana bridge photo, sadly it collapsed in March. They are replacing it but sadly not with that lovely looking suspension bridge.

Reefton is sketchy for Tokyo drift wankers and Casey Stoner wonna 🐝 bees

The Bridle Track is open all week. I have been down it a few times through the weeks. It's got some amazing camp spots

There was one or two I'm not sure if I've ridden on your list but would agree with them all. Order is a subjective thing, although I do agree with what I've known as the Mitta Mitta Rd being no.1. Have a look at roads around Pyalong NW of Broadford as there are some beauties there (I now live in Bendigo). I'm not sure if it should be no.31 but the Walhalla rd is also a good one, although leaf litter and tourist traffic particularly on weekends can be a downer. There are also a couple of other roads around the Grampians that are worth a good explore as well, and as I write, the road to and from Wilsons Prom can be a lot of fun. Thanks for your list.

Hi - great video. I watch a lot of your stuff - and have been lucky enough to have ridden most of the roads. Hope you don't mind... I made a little spreadsheet with Google Map links to each of these rides in case others would like to pin-point their locations: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQI3wxCO7xTFNMFTNKj6675i7RpullblH2QocfAjL36zcxqWaJz3SWtOoGM4czuibhecgTu9j5Qmo_r/pubhtml?gid=604963648&single=true

Hi Ride Day, I love your videos not only because they are so well put together and interesting, but because the trip notes are so handy. Can you please tell me what editing software you use? And do you use GoPro cameras, or something else? Thanks.

Beautiful ride. Trucks are a bit daunting. How’s the temperatures? Really love ur vids and the off road tracks. How do you find these roads every single trip you make has been awesome. Thnx for sharing

Hi guys, In following along (or should I say travelling with you) I'm taken straight back to my years of exploring on bikes. Especially reminiscent of when I had my R75/5 BMW. The gorgeous tones of your two awesome bikes instantly take me back to those halcyon days (circa 1962-1976) spent riding from/to Deniliquin, traversing three states mainly, but also some longer adventures involving an attempt in the wet heading for The Alice along the Oodnadatta Track. From Sydney, via Adelaide. Then Sydney -Mt Isa -Alice Springs -Adelaide -Riverina - Bathurst -Sydney. As well as an attempt in the wet heading for The Alice along the Oodnadatta Track, again from Sydney. Thankyou for sharing these great well done videos. Always look forward to these with much pleasure. 🤠

It is interesting to see roads that I drove over during car rallies in the late 1960's especially the Barry Way.

Hay mate my mother lives in Cambelltown, she used to live in Ross and prior to that Tunbridge. I’m not from from , but ridden around a lot of Tassie around 4 times .

Hay mate my mother lives in Cambelltown, she used to live in Ross and prior to that Tunbridge. I’m not from from , but ridden around a lot of Tassie around 4 times .

Awesome trip and video. Thanks. But Im going to do it in my Landcruiser. I assume its public access thru private property to open and close the gates.

Curricabark Rd is awesome.spectacular views and scenery

The roads are purely so well maintained for the Logging trucks……..plantation pine is big industry in all that area

Some great country, and back roads, there boys. Personal note to self... Get off the black stuff🏍

Great video... and ride. You have given me a few ideas, hope to get down that way. Cheers Peter

Mesmerising ...how long would you allow for this ride please

It's a beautiful drive did this a few times & different times year see beauty in different ways ..

I caught myself physically leaning into the turns while watching this. Magnificent stuff.

Wish you could put more maps up i love to drive these

My old stomping grounds all through there ! Mainly done on an XS650

You know you don't need to stand up all the time, right?

Many thanks for this. I'm from Canberra and looking to explore the local region - videos such as these are giving me great options for doing so. Cheers.

Thanks for the video. That certainly was some beautiful country, especially along Long Gully Road and Rocky River Road. Unfortunately, I think the hills were too steep for me to consider bikepacking on my human-powered bicycle.

I'm mapping out a few prospective trips for 2025 and you're making it very difficult! What with binging on your channel, I now have so many new ideas that it's confusing the heck out of my husband!! 🤣"But I thought you wanted to do the Tenterfield hinterland?" "I do", "And the high country..." "I do!" "And now Tumut?" "Now you're getting the picture...yes" 😂

I great ride as I've come to expect. I now have a good 2 day ride from Sydney to Tumut and return on a few roads that I haven't done before. Many thanks for the effort you put into making these videos. Cheers.

Thanks for this, I live 30 mins south of Cobargo and this has given me a good route to take the V Strom on for a day trip. If evver around this was in the far south, look me up. Stay on my property and we can ride. On your route map my property is just est of the highway at Brogo - so you got close to me.

Loved showing your video to my wife. Two weeks ago I covered much of the same route from Boorowa to Tumut bikepacking on my fat tyre mountain bike. I too did the length of Copperbella Rd and had to open and close all those gates. Only at the end of the road, I turned right onto Berremangra Road and back up to MacMahon's Reef Road for the run down into Jugiong. Like you, I crossed the Murrumbidgee out of Jugiong and climbed up the hills along Bundarbo Rd, but after the first 8km, I turned off Bundarbo Rd onto Hopewood Road for a fast downhill to the river and a wonderful section following the river flats. Hopewood Road turned into Gobaralong Road. At Gobaralong Bridge I turned onto Darbalara Road and followed this beside the Tumut River through to Brungle and Killimicat and on to Tumut. I took 6 days with 5 nights camping in my little tent. As I said, my wife, who followed my trip as little GPS dots on the map, enjoyed being able to see the scenery and to quality of the roads. Thanks for your video.

What a great video, thanks for the inspiration

Outstanding scenery once again. You did such a good job sourcing these interesting back roads. I'm really inspired to make the hinterland next year's trip.

Victoria must have the best B and C roads in Australia.

I love Supertramp.

You’re dead right on the NSW potholes. I rode through a few weeks ago and as soon as you cross the border the road deteriorates. It’s a great ride despite that though.

Great vid thanks

Pronounced Mr Darrar.

Yep gotta do that😊

Short section of sealed road usually appears near local mayors property....so the myth goes.

Great vid. Horrible song that probably ate all your royalties. On ny list to do now.

That is a great run through there. I have just discovered your channel, but I know that I will enjoy it. Thank you

Riding a German bike in the Australian outback........doesn't get much better than that

I love riding around south-eastern NSW and the eastern half of Victoria. Sadly, I can't do it anymore but your videos partly make up for it. Thanks!!!

Last year, a Binalong local told me Galong is pronounced Gaylong.

Another great video. I haven't had a chance to do this road but will make a point of riding it next time I'm down that way. It would also be good if you could work out a way to include Toni's voice when she is talking to you. It's very frustrating listening to only 50% of the conversation. I'm not a tech-head, but surely it can be done. Not a criticism, just constructive feedback. Safe travels.