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It's a proper "SEND IT!" road.. :)

@@thequickwaydown..2599 ooh yesssss

@@thecheshireadventurer8392 When we going back? 😁🤣

@ whenever you want 😂😂

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It wasn’t much better with goggles on mate 😎😎

😂😂😂😂​@@thecheshireadventurer8392

@@tonytaylor1452 😂😂😂

@@taz473 it's a 2018.👍🏻

@TimZ750 I think I shortened my height by a good inch.. if in doubt, dive in head first.🤣🤣🤣 Luckily, I bounce well for a fat lad.👍🏻😁

@@jamesgale9073 maps.app.goo.gl/EY9wwqKjYadW6zQm7 is the start point.👍🏻..

@davidbadham3712 she's a good bus, the weight does catch you out every now and again.. 🤦🏼‍♂️🤣👍🏻

@thequickwaydown..2599 I dropped mine a few times too. Once I was out on my own and it landed awkwardly, I huffed and puffed quite a lot, believe me😜

I've got to admit, they do crash well...

@thecheshireadventurer8392 that's not what I said...🤣🤣🤣

@@thequickwaydown..2599 😂😂

@thecheshireadventurer8392 luckily, we know someone that's going to clean them.👍🏻🤣🤣

@@thequickwaydown..2599 no danger 👍👍👍

Thanks for the advice, out of curiosity how fast was I traveling??

@@mattbadley1896 Greetings from Iceland and thank you for a nice video. In my humble opinion you were riding to fast based on circumstances not MPH, passing other riders with questionable skills on trail requires caution. Visit us here in Iceland for the ultimate adventure ride experience, here you can go pretty much as fast as you like without bumping into others. Cheers and safe riding mate.

@@arcticbraga322 many thanks for the offer, Iceland looks epic, maybe one day when the channel hits enough subs we can come over for some proper off roading 😍

Lol, we've hit bigger pot holes on the M6 than the little rut the chap was trying to avoid, if you do a life saver check and see a bike coming what's the point in checking at all

So, I had slowed down, saw him do his life saver but then wobbled across the lane in front of me

With different rider abilities there's always going to be an enhanced risk element, hope the event continues for many years but I see changes are required, especially with the volume of traffic on and off road.

@@mattbadley1896 Yes agreed. I’ve been 3 times now and it’s fantastic but they really must put a cap on the number of tickets sold I feel. For the first time this year I felt they were a bit overwhelmed. I don’t want it to become another Glastonbury though with sky high prices and ticket ballots.

@@paulyflyer8154 we've been 3 years on the bounce as well, great event, did feel somewhat overcrowded though, where we camped we had 2 vans and 5 tents, ended up completely blocked in and the trail was closed twice. Good luck to Alan and his team at ABR Festival for 2025!!

For every one's sake we truly hope ABR Festival continues, we do however see changes on the horizon given the volume of riders and course closure, Ragley Hall have already announced that more controls are needed

@@thecheshireadventurer8392 unfortunately not, due to him racing everyone.. 🤦🏼‍♂️🤣 I shall have a word..😉

@@thequickwaydown..2599 😂😂😂

​@@thequickwaydown..2599I'm getting the word

@@MrAlexMoto 🤣🤣🤣🤣 a simple exchange of momentum and paint.👍🏻🤣

@@thequickwaydown..2599 haha fair one.. I’ve had some proper sketchy ones still got the dislocated collar bone to show for it.

@MrAlexMoto yep, busted collar bone here too, stings a tad when you do it. Tis all fun and games.👍🏻🤣🤣

Was a slow coming together, no one was hurt,

Please explain, I'm all eyes

Yep, Billy Bolt wannabee........ "look how fast i am"!

That was tame mate, you didn't see the line of bikes trying to get past us haha

It wasn't on fire, had half a bramble bush stuck in it 😂😂😂

Maybe, maybe not, we both learned something very valuable that morning, KTMs crash well

I agree, hence why id slowed down, watch the start of the video, no one around so we open the taps a little, come across the riders on the right and I backed right off, another lad slotted in between us fine...

Tried my best, the old guy wobbles across, what was I suppose to do, stop and wave him across. I could see him looking but equally mate the terrain in front of him was all of a 3 inch rut, why move into the line of passing traffic??

@@mattbadley1896 The throttle works both ways...... Given a bit of maturity, you'll find that out...

@@mattbadley1896maybe to a “hero” like yourself it’s a 3 inch rut, but when your not experienced that can be quite daunting. He’s trying to shoulder check while also navigating the obstruction, should’ve been a clear warning. Rider behind (and the one who’s got the skills to do so) has got to make a safe pass. POV cams fault all day

With all due respect lad, we shook hands and moved on, someone needs to go drink a shandy and kalm down

Potty mouth "gob-shite" now now.. kettle calling the pot black?. No need... if you don't like what you see, leave, unsubscribe. Trust me, you won't be missed. More animosity in the comments, than at the incident.🤦🏼‍♂️

@bushpig6837. 🎯🎯

Who's racing?? Are you lot watching the same footage as me, who ends up in the brambles??

@@mattbadley1896 You are! You end up in the brambles because you crashed into the back of someone. You were completely at fault in the accident in the clip and everything you said at the time just shows the sort of attitude you have where nothing is ever your fault, and now you're here in the comments still trying to justify yourself. Read the comments, literally everyone is saying you're at fault.

@@Jon-g2b fair comment, but I had left a nice gap between myself and the chap in front, wasn't expecting the old chap in the right lane to wobble across in front of me

@@mattbadley1896 He was trying to turn left before the guy in front of you had even passed him, you could see his intentions way before you crashed into him!.

@@olivernewell6902 do you see him wobble across the lane??

@@olivernewell6902 I'd also backed it off to get past him without startling the guy, hence why I said "it's a good job I wasn't going fast". if you can't ride the terrain in front of you on such an easy trail you shouldn't be off-road in my opinion, tuition and practice in a safe environment is my advice, don't wobble round a course when 15,000 other bikers are trying to come past you.

@@mattbadley1896 Yes I can, even through your camera footage I can see he wants to turn left way before you reach him. This is the perfect place to practice?? Look ahead, be sensible. This was an open day for all abilities, not a race event!!

@@ttblade my spider senses obviously weren't quick enough 🤷🏻

True story. 👍

@@TimHayford-bp6mn in the heat of the moment, sat in a bramble bush, things get said, the old boy was trying off road for the 1st time and sh1t himself over a 3inch rut. nice little learn for us both I think. No harm done that's the main thing

@@mattbadley1896 Glad to see the mindset changed after the heat cooled down. It's all a learning curve for everyone out there, with the mixture of abilities and experience. If, like me, you've rarely been through a deep rut off road, see that will make you go 50p 5p, unknowing on how the bike gonna react. Only way to learn, is by doing it safely. I've been that old chap, and had someone glance into the side off me. (too close following on gravel/ stony road, with another rider overtaking). Again, I was all marked up in a Hi-vis, with a L tapped on the back, to signal I'm a newbie. We did similar, no damage done, shuck hands and away we went, with him in front.

I think the fact we shook hands and moved on speaks volumes, was I speeding, definitely not, should I over slowed down to the same pace and the chap on the right, probably

@@mattbadley1896 It doesn't look like 20, but, we can't definitely say, as it was posted 20mph down this section, for exactly this reason. Agree there, if ya find a herd of, what looking like newbies pootling a long, ease off, observe, and then go. Also, it's all in the spirit of the ABR, of not holding grudges for accidents. It'll sneak up on ya, or loudly in this case.

Was it your mate on the trail bike? How's he doing, I can't make out if he fell off or just wobbled to a stop..

​@@mattbadley1896 yes was my mate on the trail bike - he was riding slow to lead me as it was my first time off road. He's fine. I felt for him as he's actually a superbly competent off-roader. All good, no-one hurt - just bruised egos.