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AUSTRALIAN OUTBACK ADVENTURE RIDE (Solo & unsupported)
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2021
- A 9 day 5000km solo & unsupported Australian outback adventure ride. I take my Suzuki DRZ400E on a ride of it's life starting from Sydney, Cameron Corner, Arkaroola, Mt Dare, Simpson Desert and back to Brisbane. Join me on my latest ride and experience a small part of what Australia has to offer all adventure riders.
What you are doing is setting a milestone marker that your kids in the future will acknowledge and use as a part of there own adventure.
Thank you, from an adventurers son.
@Tropic Salt, thanks mate, i appreciate the nice comment. 👍
So true!
Great adventure and storytelling. Nice touch for your father, you made him proud. impressive solo ride in the desert!
@ozyfran72, thanks for the kind words.
You might enjoy this feature length Film on what it is like to ride a motorcycle around Australia. ua-cam.com/video/ep0gmY1d85s/v-deo.html
i teared up to the speech about your dad, seemed like a bloody legend. When i get to do a trip around Australia ill stop by your dad's photos !!
@Chuck Norris, Your not alone, I teared up to, it just hit me all of a sudden out there.
Thanks that would be awesome. Not to mention a trip around Australia. Brilliant.
I teared-up, too.
Hope oneday I can pay my respects at that tree.
That sounds like a strong bond you two had.
A real trip down memory lane - Thanks. Did a 2yr trip around Oz over 30 years ago on my XR600 and had forgotten what it felt like. Vibrations, sound of the bike, your own shadow following, little adventures and cruising into small towns after loooong days. Spent 5 days in the Simpson navigating with a compass. Would make a good UA-cam adventure!
@Nat Cull, sounds like an awesome trip. I can’t wait for my around Oz trip when I can afford to take time off work. It will happen though for sure.
I reckon there are heaps of guys with epic adventures pre GoPro era that would of made for awesome footage. On the big XR600 as well. Good stuff.
Not here to knock anyone but just a safety tip I've learnt from the outback ,holding the inside line close to the broken line is safer then hugging the outside, especially dusk n dawn ,...them crazy kangaroos, cows and yea even emus spring out
Gday mate, I’m 64 years young. I survived cancer going on 11 years now. I’m going on a solo ride to the Bourke & Wills Dig Tree near innamincka this July 8th’22. I have done adventure rides with my son too so I get how important this ride was for you. I know your dad is proud of how you’re living your life. Only a father knows a good son is better than Gold. You are just that.
Blessings mate
Thanks for the kind words mate. My dad and I had a great relationship, which I miss greatly. However the adventures must go on 😉.
Good luck on your trip. Beautiful part of the country you’ll be visiting.
A ture adventure! I enjoyed watching, and listening to you along the way. You're very entertaining! That was fantastic what you did for your Dad! That was very special. 👍😁
@Bob Drakeford, thanks for watching mate. Yeah there’s no bull in my trips, just say it as it happens. Yeah the old man would of loved it out there.
What a view at 48:28 it looks like an ocean in the desert, good vid mate i enjoyed every moment of it
@Crabba, I know right. That’s what makes the 100’s of kilometres on desert roads so worth it. Can’t get enough of it.
Fantastic video. Very ballsy adventure solo. What an amazing country we live in.
Loved it. You do a great vid.
You bought a tear to my eye with your message to your dad. He will shadow your life, his spirit will forever live with you, and will only die when hes forgotten.
@Bush’n Boots ADV. Every adventure ride I go on is remembrance time for me. Fond memories all come back. Cheers.
Good on ya mate, love what ya doing keeping your dad traveling with ya, i lost my dad young also so understanding how hard it can be, he'll be proud as punch I'm sure, ride on legend stay safe
Australia is hardcore… so every journey is an adventure for sure! Nice channel! Greetings from Switzerland
Thank You for sharing this amazing video, such a great view adventure from Australia.
Top video mate. Enjoy listening to your narration - classic comments!
You did the old man proud!!
Go the dizza!
I'm glad this was in my recommended. Can't wait to do my, round Aus trip once this whole covid thing is over. I'll pass by your old boy and see if he's still there.
@ConfusedAvocado, I know right COVID is just getting bloody old and irritating now. Mate that would be awesome thanks.
What a great tribute , So Aussie , mate great ride and eppic landscape real good thank you
Thanks mate.
Watching your trip... loving it.
Got nightshift tonight so might save a bit for later!🤣🤣🙏🙏
That's the best hour I've spent on UA-cam in quite a while. Mate, what can I say, but; thanks for an insightful and entertaining video. My condolences for loss of your Father. Rest assured that I'll stop off and say Hello when I'm near his memorial photo's.
Go the mighty DRZ:)
@Ross Comerford, thanks for the kind words mate.
I’m itching for my next adventure ride where hopefully I can make another good video. Going from the outback to the high country this time. Aiming for A March trip.
Just watched both your Solo vids, You've made my Melbourne lockdown. Inspirational & very entertaining.
Your father would be proud.
@Matt, thanks bud. If I made your lockdown a little better then I’ll take that as a massive compliment. If I to wasn’t in a bloody lockdown I’d go for a ride ;)
I'm going for a blast this weekend. :)
Love all your videos,especially the commentary,you crack me up,rest assured your dad will always be with you,go the Drz
Well done! Subscribed. Love your channel. You are mostly responsible for my purchace of a used DR-Z400. Thanks. I started out wanting the DR-650 but wanted a lighter weight. Everyone talks about how tough both bikes are but you really prove that DR-Z can get it done! If it can haul your big ass across a desert it's good enough for my 180lb(81kg) ass. It rocks the way you work with what you have in that tiny garage and wrench on your own bike. Your right about if you cant fix it in your own garage you don't stand a chance in the outback. Keep those videos coming!
@Joe Root, thanks for the kind words bud.
Yeah you’ll love the 400, best all purpose bike out there. I feel sorry for my one having to always lug close to its maximum capacity all over the country. Hopefully she doesn’t let me down ever.
Good news is I’ll have a new place in 2.5 years. I’m allocating a whole garage for my new and improve Man Cave 👍
Great stuff - a very personal journey made accessible by your engaging commentary. I rode Syd - Broken Hill - Port Lincoln & back last year & your bit about how your mood changes over the day and how glorious it is to make it to a much anticipated roadhouse struck a chord and made me grin.
@Sir Prancealott, haha I’m glad it relates to you.
I love the start of every morning, then think fuck when is this day going to end and where, or will I even make it. It all adds to the fun.
Really enjoyed this. Very good commentary. Excellent filming. Kept me interested all the way thru and the big plus was no stupid annoying background music that spoils this type of video. 10/10 👍
very enjoyable video. thank you for sharing your adventure.
Just discovered your channel last week, absolute ripper content mate!
Getting me so keen to get myself a DRZ!
@Fun Simulator, thanks for tuning in champ.
You’ll love the DRZ, she will do you proud.
Very sorry to hear about your dad Lance. My missus and I were watching this Vid (which i cannot believe we ever missed these two Vid's in the first place) and were quite touched by what happened to your dear old Dad.. It is always a teary moment when we chat about those we are close to having been lost... Keep up the good work.. Cheers...
Thanks for tuning in mate. This was my first big interstate trip, which really should have been a duo ride. Definitely miss the old man but the best way to reminisce for me is to ride. 👍
Yes it is.. Being on the bike is a measure of freedom. My dad died in 2017 of cardiac arrest. Its hard when they are not here to talk about these adventures anymore or be involved with them directly. We honour their memory by getting back on our bikes. @@The_Apprentice_Adventurer
@@user-pl8ym2yk9k well said mate. 👍
Kia ora from NZ! Wow that was an epic ride! Inspiring stuff! Thanks for making the effort to put it all together for us to watch at home! Chur!
Chur cuzzy bro
Man, first vid ive come across from you. I LOVE IT. Thanks man, you make my day. Props from Blue Mountains nsw 🇦🇺
Thanks for tuning in mate. Hopefully the others are a good watch as well. 👍
Absolutly loved the down to earth aussie explanations and talk, its got to be told how it is, and i envy
your relationship with your father, you are lucky and he is with you every kilometre,ride safe.
@John Cramer thanks mate, I never looked at it as being lucky but your 100% right. Not everyone gets a great dad son relationship which I did have. Cheers.
Regards from the other side of the world, Spain. Great vid.
I understand you perfectly, my dad was dead last year by heart surgery was didn't go well. God bless you and your dad.
See ya on the trails
(sorry about my poor english)
@Tito SG, ahhh thanks for reaching out my friend. Yeah it sucks when a parent passes prematurely and unexpectedly. Kinda feel ripped off in life. Likewise, see you on the trails bud. 👍
Another great vid mate...inspiring many to get out there. I have the identical bike and set up. I've also done the Oddnadatta in 2001 in a Hilux, wife pregnant and two littlies onboard, even stayed in that same room at the pink roadhouse. I'd love to do it all again on the Dizzer if my knackered body will take it. I did Ballarat to Grampians last week after watching your channel, had a ball in the worst weather imaginable. It's all part of the adventure. Keep em coming.
@Bee Cam. Your trip in 2001 sounds like a dream or nightmare pending on how the kids behaved lol. Glad your still getting out there. You gotta take the attitude of no matter what I’ll enjoy my ride rain, hail or shine. Keep up the riding my friend.
@@The_Apprentice_Adventurer it was great, kids loved it. I did the same thing as you on the salt pan, got a fright and gtfo.....just.
5 🌟 vlog. Really enjoyed it!
what an amazing video mate, a great touch to add those photos along your route for your dad. Watching this makes me want to take a week off and head out to camerons corner.
@@Brendonxx12 thanks mate. Get amongst it my friend. Life is too short to not go.
Great vid and loads of respect to you mate! I absolutely LOVED seeing *Australia's first Mosque* on the left of the screen at 36:48 ! Shout out to the Afghan Cameleers who established settlement at Marree and Oodnadatta... Keep up the great vids!
Deadset legend! Loved every minute watching this mate. Could only imagine the outtakes/bloopers from a trip like this 👍
@Max Fitz if only I could film every second of it. All the funny/dangerous stuff always happens when while not filming. Thanks bud.
Great video. I live in Scotland and hope one day to complete an outback adventure. Watching your video only makes me more determined to get it done..
@Stephen Lally, mate once the world is free again, get yourself over here and ride ride ride. It will be a life long memory for sure.
This looks awesome! Makes me want to hurry up and start riding, but planning to finish my L’s on the car before I go to get my bike licence.
good on ya mate, getting on with it. lifes getting shorter everyda
@NATASHA, I’m glad watching this makes you want to start riding. When that time comes, ride safe, ride smart and just enjoy the freedom. 👍
Following all your crazy adventures has shown me just how over populated Australia really is. lmao, Keep on riding!👍
I feel like I was there with you man, in a way your not alone .
@qBMOp, thanks mate. I think I had half the viewers tagging along on this one. Lol😉
Great job I watched the Simpson video earlier, it was a great series & thank you for sharing your story of your father, he will always be with you & your family watching over you guys. Cheers
@Andrew Headland, glad you enjoyed it mate. Thanks for watching.
Such an adventure! Thx so much for sharing. Funnest adv watch. Inspired. ✌🏽
You Aussies have elevated the usage of the work “Fuck” to a whole new level. I don’t what it is about the delivery of said word through an Australian accent, it just sounds better.
@ScoutsOut, mate I’d say it’s because we don’t really use it in an offensive manner, well I don’t anyway. Just a good expressive word to get ones emotions across. Fuck yeah 😉
@@The_Apprentice_Adventurer fair enough, your channel is amazing man. I have three years left in the military and than I’m adventuring the “fuck” out on my DRZ and seeing the states. Awesome content and I appreciate the fact we can learn from your mistakes. Keep the content rolling my friend.
I’m also a Aussie legend from Fiji ! Nice!
Very inspiring mate, loved the video. Go the mighty DRZ, unbeatable.
Inspiring, touching and bloody awesome, well done👏
What a brilliant video the hour just flew by great amusing narration such a shame your dad couldn,t be with you but hopefully he was with you in spirit.
What can you say about Sally what a bike sure there are better adventure bikes but your DRZ has done you proud.
Top marks buddy
Well done mate, that was great. I love your can-do attitude on your trip. We don't have those vast landscapes in the UK so it's great to see.
@boboneleg thanks bud, yeah we are very lucky over here. So much to see and do on a motorbike. 👍
Thank you sharing your story and journey, love it
Thank's for all the filming it put's a smile on my face watching your funny swearing.
@Fealy hahaha me to. Just not while it’s happening lol. I rarely swear actually but out there with when things don’t go right (which I secretly love) I can’t help but not to swear.
I stayed in the exact same spot in Italowie and its the best place to see yellow footed rock wallabies!
@Campbell Stubbs, apart from the extremely hard ground it was awesome to have the spot to myself. Came across it completely by chance to. 👍
Loving your content keep it coming, loved seeing you show your dad around I bet he would be proud, keen for next upload 👍
@Caleb Johnston. Thanks for watching bud.
Mate what a great video.. lots of good messsages advice and a great story.. Ya dad would be proud of you .. I have done those roads in a 4x4 and would like to on the bike one day..
BeeFus6541, thanks for watching. Absolutely get out there on a bike. Just make sure it’s not raining 😉.
Such an enjoyable adventure to watch, while respectfully paying homage to your father. Well done! I look forward to watching the rest of the trip.
Holy sh*t mate I'm impressed that far
18:00 Wow you big and yes the back of your bike does look like the leaning tower of Pisa🤣
Stumbled across your Simpson desert video last week and since then I’ve watched quite a few more, I like em. You got some balls at times I’ll give ya that! Reckon you’re old boy wound be proud of ya! Keep it up 👍🏼
@Anton Zeleznik, I’m glad you like them. Mate at times I want to go a little harder and faster and have bigger balls lol. I think some old age self preservation kicks in at times, which I probably need. Thanks for watching.
Christ I miss the outack, best time of my life living out there
Loved the vid mate. Cant wait to get myself a DRZ. I dont think my harley would enjoy it too much. Great credit to your old man. Sound like a great bloke getting you into this adventurous way of life. All the best cheers
Beautiful when the sun comes out and the skies are blue.
Great work amazing job and video 👍
one of the best recommended videos I have seen in a long time.
Good work mate, 800-1000 a day on a drz solo is mighty commendable.You must have a strong will and mind, not to mention an ass made of titanium, great to watch, i know time was short but would have loved for you to stop and chat to some of those pushbike riders, ive travelled all over the country ,cars, bikes, trucks, boats and no matter how remote ive been thinking im pretty hard core, along comes a pushbike rider or someone pulling a cart and like you i think yep ok you got me......well done mate.
@Martin Pigott, mate trust me the first and last day of my adventure rides are always tough trying to knock over some kilometres on the tarmac. My butt hates me for it.
I know right, next time I will 100% stop and ask them “mate what’s the go”. Pretty tough dudes.
What?No support truck ,camera crew or traveling chef?How can that be an adventure?Seriously,this is a great ride report and challenge!
Hey not sure how to reach out direct aside from commenting on a video. Really GREAT posts….really appreciate you taking the time to share and ya definitely have a good platform to share. The honestly is super rad. Keep it up. Chilliwack British Columbia Canada.
@Waterfront Poverty, thanks champ. Good to see my little DRZ and I are being seen in Canada. 👍
What an epic ride! I just picked up a drz400e and I'm in the preparation to explore Tassie. Thanks for the motivation.
@Litzen Jacob, they hate the real cold stuff. So bring a power pack for jump starting encase you flatten your battery try to get her going. More so for when the bike gets older though. So I have found in my experience anyway.
Great video
great adventure
loved the idea / tribute you put out there for your dad ❤️
man, love your work. keep it going!
Awesome video, great genuine commentary. Respect to your Dad, He is very proud of you. Much appreciated from Lismore NSW
Such a humbling experience, and what an adventure! I hope to own the DRZ one day when I grow out of my CRF250L. Thank you for sharing the moments with you and your Dad, that was a lovely idea you had. Stay safe 🙏
Mate great video, I felt like I was sitting on the back with you. I just finished a 10,200k ride on a Harley with a mate of mine form Melb to SA, NT, QLD, NSW and back home, I know what you mean about head winds and fuel as we had a couple of close ones nearly running out with only .5 off a litre left, we took the bikes on places that a Harley probably should not have been on. Its a great country and as you said make the most of it while you can. I'm 62 and still feel like a young guy but you can defiantly feel the acks and pains. Sorry your old man couldn't have joined you. All the best.
The blue tree is part of a project where people paint dead trees blue in memory of people that have died. There’s one at my mining camp in the Tanami.
Great episode. Gee you can tell a story Lance.
What a fantastic video. Well done. I was in Birdsville a couple of weeks ago on my swm 650 super dual. Cheers.
That's a big ride mate, well done, is that a DRZ 400? Great watch ,thx for posting it for us to watch
@FEAR NO BEER, thanks bud. The video has exceeded my expectations by far.
Yeah, just a stock standard DRZ400e.
Stumbled across your Chanel...gotta say ‘loving the adventure’...Kudos mate & beautiful tribute to your dad, he would be so proud ❤️.
Just kept finding myself smiling/laughing throughout this video! Great stuff 😎👍...Stay safe & upright 🏍....Perth WA🇦🇺
@Michelle Rob, thanks for watching and for the kind words. WA hey, I have a bucket list ride to cross west to east one of these years. Can’t wait.
Very cool video and great editing 👍 between you and Rozalyn veersma I am getting to know alot of Australia. You might even meet up with her along the way she's on a Honda crf250. Enjoy the journey and be safe
Mate, what an absolutely amazing video!
I'm new to the adventure bike scene but you and this video has got a fire burning in me to do half the things you seem to be doing!
Keep it up mate and safe travels
@Toe Murray, mate I’m glad my video made you catch the adventure riding bug. It was an awesome trip.
Just grab your bike, strap some stuff to it and your good to go 👍
Great video mate. Absolutely love what you've done with the photos of your father. If I'm ever in those locations I'll look for him and say hi.
Look after yourself and ride safe my friend...
@David Clark thanks mate. Yeah he would of loved it out there.
Great video and love the clarity of the video. Did the same trip on my outfit a few years ago. Couple of tips. Invest in a fly net that goes over your head. Fits in your pocket and is just about the most important gear in your kit. Second always carry summer and winter gloves no matter what the temp. There are a lot more hints but I ride sidecars so i'm cheating :)
@3 legs, I know I know I know, I bloody went to buy a fly net and the day I left I realised i only got new head warmth gear and left the fly net at the shops. Wasn’t happy. The flies were happy though. Haha.
Really impressive ride mate, well done !
The struggle is real.....and funny AF!👍😁🌲
Simply awesome 👏🏾👍🏾✌🏾
woooh i enjoyed watching this
that is a great trip and the vedio was unreal ill look out for your photos
thanks mate
@Aaron Richards. Thanks champ. That would be much appreciated.
Hey! Just found your channel. Loved watching your outback adventure. I can’t wait for this shitty Covid to clear off so I can get back to ozz and the outback. It’s all UK rides for me at the moment.. 👊🏻✊🏻🤟🏻
This is a great concept. Crazy!!!!
fantastic video sorry to hear about your father! he would be proud takes alot of courage to solo ride the simpson!!
@jack, thanks mate. Yeah the old Simpson was certainly a challenge. Memorable one at that.
Nice one mate! I've done the whole perimeter of NSW and also from Sydney to Cape York (tip) solo and unsupported ! great experience, thanks for sharing
@Andre Fonzar, ah your one up on me. Cape York is a big one I am waiting to get the chance to do. Can’t wait. Solo just adds a different feel to each trip. 👍
Great video! We just completed a 9 day trip around NSW earlier this year (probably after yours as the water had dropped a bit), and your footage is helping me plan a trip across to the Flinders via Cameron Corner. It certainly is beautiful out there in the wide open lands.
@adventurist.tv, awesome. Make sure you turn left onto Mt Hopeless Rd off the Stzelecki Track that will take you along the east side of the Gammon Ranges towards Flinders. Great bit of dirt to ride.
Awesome man love the Vid
Great Video i just really loved it.
a cheap but effective way to make a heat shield from your exhaust is to get 2 cool drink cans and cut the ends of them off , then flatten them long ways .......... then make 2 slits either end and thread a clamp through them ......... tighten and jobs done .... if you want to make them look smart get a can of engine spray paint from auto pro ... good for 550 degrees ............ good video
Outstanding mate. Solid effort, solid bloke. Appreciate you recording and sharing it. How good is it out there at the moment. 👍 Got a lifetime ahead of you, keep it up. Hope the kids get out there one day.
@disco ballbag, thanks bud. Yeah not much riding to be had at the moment. Your right though plenty of years ahead of me to keep ticking off some solid adventures. 👍
Great vid I did have to laugh at the rain bit because of how an advert was put in for me ,"please don't be a torrential downpour, - your fucking kidding me!" Cuts to advert for hotels for me. Lol 👍🏻
Haha that’s so good. Mate the adds kill me as well, but it gives a little bit of cash to pay for some items here and there. Thanks for watching legend.
Dude, really enjoyed your video and what I nice touch by honouring your dad!! Excellent storytelling as well.
@Lucy Lane the Queen of Balmain thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed watching it.
Bula I’m a Aussie Fijian myself! Nice to see another Fijian woooo
This content is so pure absolutely love it !!
Came here to watch some great outback adventure, only to be left with tears and a massive lump in my throat. This video jogged my memory of the time when we got lost and uber tired so decided to setup tent and sleep it off. Only to wake up to find we had camped 10 meters away from road trains eeek. Awesome video, liked and subscribed.
@M A, bloody hell, that sound like a lasting memory all right. Also sounds like an awesome adventure story. 👍
Amazing watch. Came across your channel completely by chance. More than anything was taken back by your humility and always being positive - something I’ll take forward when I do a big adventure.
Oh, and what you paid for fuel would be considered extremely cheap here in the UK :D.
@Scott Harrison, thanks mate, yeah it’s all good stuff when on the bike. I always try and enjoy it no matter what.
What a great adventure, you have done so blood well! You are learning so much, the DRZ400 is a great bike, may I suggest a rear rack to pack your gear better? Well good luck....
@David Magnus, thanks mate, haha there is a rack under there somewhere. Yeah my set up looks crazy but the top stuff is just clothes and fluffy stuff. Its actually is a rock solid setup and never has failed me minus the plastic. Which is mainly due to fatigue over the years.
awesome video man sounds like you and your father had the best relationship together, really sad to hear about his passing brought a tear to my eye. may he forever rest in peace
@EpicGamer, thanks mate. All I can do is keep riding for us. 👍