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I read that there may already be a neo 2 in the works. Without the cover the footage is ok, but the amount of collisions and crashes we expect to put it through exposed the gimble/camera will get damaged. We are looking into an aftermarket cover that is clear and has improved optics. Still some more experimenting with height and distance following but it is limited for technical singletrack and limited by speed on open terrain.

No, there were a few tracks that I would advise beginners to bypass via the dirt road. Originally there was a novice coming, they cancelled so we added in a few extras.

We did Ortons on a supported trip early this year. I got stuck in the dry trying to get up the steep side. Russell got my bike up.

@@jacksharp-j2h We both have Shinko 216 fronts. Hunter has a Shinko 525 Cheater rear, semi gummy rear. I'm running an IRC JX8 very soft gummy rear.

@@dewimtbmoto i run the same rear tyer as hunter

​@jacksharp-j2h they are a good allrounder and last longer than full gummys

@@dewimtbmoto and they do even on rocky terrain like south oz

Yes, they were lucky it wasn't wet. They wouldn't have got out of the valley. 😊 We were going to help them when we noticed they got going.

@rohanmckenzie1114 No, unsupported ride. We carried all our own spares, clothes etc. Stays were at Pubs or cabins so no bedding or food except snacks or lunch. All except 1, had oversized tanks for range. The 1 bike that didn't carried a 7 litre fuel bladder for the longer stretches. All In Dirtbike Adventures run regular supported overnight trailrides over the cooler months. www.allindirtbikeadventures.com.au/

@paulcoverdale8312 there are still some elevated areas where the trees are dead and won't recover but the undergrowth is finally starting to get a hold. Hopefully enough to stabilise and nourish the soil allowing trees to grow once again. It's a fantastic place to visit. I can only hope that our children continue to get the same opportunities.

@ yeah, I’ll go with that too.

Tires, chains, sprockets, brake pads. My chain was oem and this trip has finished it off. Last year one bike had a countershaft leak bad enough that the oil mixed with very dusty conditions accelerated the wear badly enough it ran out of adjustment. Links had to be removed and countershaft sproket replaced. Definitely the kind of trip that rewards good maintenance prior. 😉

KTM 500s (x6) KTM 690, Husky 501 and Daniel Milner joined us for a day on a loaner KTM 890R. That man rides an 890 like it's an Enduro bike.

@@dewimtbmoto haha what a legend. Thanks!

There were a few easy flat dirt roads linking tracks but I didn't record those bits

@jacksharp-j2h good cruisy high country style tracks. Camera quality is fine, it's the editing and uploads that dumb it down, as I do it all from mobile phone.

@@dewimtbmoto ok

Jim found those little gems. Telecommunications access trail I believe.

@skeres01 Just like MTB, he is learning at a rapid rate and won't be long before he leaves Dad behind. 😁

Always. He is getting quite accomplished and is keen to try harder stuff.