Wow....I was going to try and change my tubeless back tyre myself with a few screwdrivers and spoons but I think I'll just buy another bike ha ha ...good effort though 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
I've run the Adventure before. I swap to the Motoz GPS because I'm about to ride a 7000km in mostly straight line on black top. I'll put the desert H/T back on when I get home. 7000km would kill the Motoz Adventure tyre.
I did then down to SA to ride the Flinders ranges but I blow my rear shock and had to limp home 3000 kms I will get to that edit some day. Lot of straight boring roads. But the Savannah Way was interesting
@@ManBikeSwag Excellent mate. Looking forward to it. We're heading to the Flinders again this winter but first some high country action at the end of the month.
Wow....I was going to try and change my tubeless back tyre myself with a few screwdrivers and spoons but I think I'll just buy another bike ha ha ...good effort though 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
Good luck with that tire in a thing but hard pack dirt.
They may not sponsor you, but I appreciate seeing someone confirm “THE STRUGGLE IS REAL, man”
Geez Scotty leave some skin for the ride mate. Hope you have fun. Interested to see how that tyre goes. Looks nice and quiet fir the black stuff.
Yes, lots of time to think on this upcoming ride! Pressure down they are OK on the dirt.
I bet you wish you had one of these when you helped Russell on his Pan America!
@@ManBikeSwag oh shit yes that was a bloody mission.
Leave the valve out to pop the bead
Ok that's a new one for me. Why is that?
@@ManBikeSwag allows air to enter quicker to pop the bead👍
You need to buy tubeless tyre levers for tubeless tyres
Should have gone a motoz adventure tyre long lasting and better in the dirt gps is a good tyre just mainly for bitumen
I've run the Adventure before. I swap to the Motoz GPS because I'm about to ride a 7000km in mostly straight line on black top. I'll put the desert H/T back on when I get home. 7000km would kill the Motoz Adventure tyre.
@@ManBikeSwag yeh true you taking the 890 on a adventure?
I was watching the strap as you were airing up the tyre, and I was getting nervous for you ⚠️
Yes I should have let some air out first. it was a nasty cut.
Did you end up going to Darwin?.
I did then down to SA to ride the Flinders ranges but I blow my rear shock and had to limp home 3000 kms I will get to that edit some day. Lot of straight boring roads. But the Savannah Way was interesting
@@ManBikeSwag Excellent mate. Looking forward to it.
We're heading to the Flinders again this winter but first some high country action at the end of the month.