AJP PR7 vs TET.FR
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- A short piece from section 23 our first day of the Limoges loop.
'The Man In Front' graciously riding out my hot machine and saving my exhausted self once again.
This was not the most difficult part of the days run… just to difficult for me after an exhausting few hours and a few falls.
As usual the video does not convey the steepness of the climb, but hopefully you will get a feel for these routes North West of Limoges.
As always a big thank you to my riding buddy and mentor for all his efforts…. and the shared pleasure of booze, food and laughter in the evenings.
Merci beaucoup to the unceasing efforts of the French linesmen and the guys of the TET organisation.
Sound is straight off the Insta360 One RS
Links to the 3 individual video track perspectives used in the presentation of this short clip.
1 Main background, forward facing
• AJP PR7 Sec 23 Forward...
2 Rear facing, the man in action
• AJP PR7 Sec 23 Rear View
3 Down the throat of the front forks
• AJP PR7 Sec 23 looking...
A nice little technical ride out!👍
Yes it was! :-)
Hi , you need to stand up. Its easier, safer and better for your back ;-)
Yep! Usually do. For this section there was limited headroom in most places. In the beginning we were ducking under branches while sat down. Also, 5hrs or so into a very technical day, so conserving energy was also a factor. Richard has been riding for over 35yrs and employs the most relevant technique to any situation. He was riding my PR7, which has a very different set up to his own so familiarity was another issue. For sure the video does not convey the reality of this climb. ;-)
@@markp87PR7 i was just joking. ;-) yeah, it's always like that with the angle. Congrats for the pr7. Thinking about giving away my wr450 and buying a pr7 myself.. Are you satisfied? What brand are the rims? Can't find a information...
@@chillon2922X Not sure what make the standard rims are sorry, not something I have investigated. The PR7 itself is great, it's not an enduro, but for an adventure bike it comes close. My riding buddy is far more adventurous with his and he has found nothing it can't get through so far. Most of the niggles you might see on the forums are for the older models so the year is important when purchasing. Most of the problems now have solutions so nothing that can't be fixed. Hope it helps.