Around Australia by Motorbike - Episode 1 - Three Big Things
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- In this updated version of the original video Pete and I depart from Brisbane to head to Hells Gate via Cairns and Karumbah. Along the way we admire a variety of oversized fibreglass roadside attractions. Please note this video is a re-release of the 2022 original with updated music. For those that are interested this is because there is a thriving industry falsely claiming copyright to music that is not theirs. I have therefore re-edited the original with new music and an improved and somewhat tighter edit.
This is not a new video, rather a re-upload with new music to address the copyright theft of the music on the original video.
Bloody copyright strikes are a pain in the arse.
@@robdotcom71 The original music was copyright free but third parties continually claim it as theirs. I have seen some songs with four different 'owners' in the two years since this video was published.
Loving your new video Steave. Stay safe. Look forward to next weeks episode…. 😊👍🚑
Like the others, I thought it was a new trip, this is a good excuse to watch the episodes again. Love your videos and sense oh humour
@@ozyfran72 Thanks for watching, twice!
Cracking video and extra points for staying at the wonderful Queens Beach Park. Stay upright and enjoy👍
@@cjgettinout7030 It was a good place to stay and right beside the RSL (I think).
I got excited and thought you were off again mate...
@@zzzsydneyhom1379 Unfortunately not, just a re-upload to thwart the copyright thieves.
lol, love the Billy Connolly quote, no doubt I will use it at a very inappropriate moment.
@@ogdog123 There’s never an inappropriate moment to quote the great man.
A few wheelstands would have been good to see . Nice one Hutch you should go around every year.
@@Hungry_Hunter Couldn’t agree more on the yearly lap idea, just need to get it past the finance committee!
Good footage. Like the addition of maps 😎
@@heinschwartz7941 Cheers. It lets people follow along if they so are so inclined.
From early 70's to late 80's The Burdekin was my home, the bridge was our climbing gym the river bed was our mini bike playground, the mill was my first employer.
@@ltxwindsurfing5026 I lived in Giru for two seasons and worked at the Invicta mill there. It was good times.
I enjoyed it just as much as the first time.👍👌. I am trying to remember how far the old BM got.
@@rlands5134fd I don’t want to ruin the surprise!
Sounds like you have had some issues but thanks for sharing your adventures I can relate to most of what Your riding through and some I don't envy you at all look forward to the new ones
@@JohnFoley-c5t Cheers, thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment.
Still good to rewatch
@@stevematalone2512 I did tighten up the edit somewhat. It was my first video so lots of room for improvement!
At least you guys are on some decent machinery unlike some tossers that would attempt it on a Harley. Good luck to you and l look forward to all the good stuff to come.
I suggest you look up and read about Peter and Kay Forwood (both Australians) exploits before deciding who is a 'tosser'.
Bugger. I thought you were going to do a trip on the new bike.
One day, but not this day. Sorry for getting you worked up for no reason!
@abitofadetour7315 it's algood. It just means people do really enjoy and appreciate your efforts.
I just want to see if the road to Hells Gate has been graded since your last trip there 🤪
On the Queensland side, probably. On the NT side, I doubt it!
You're the bloke who bought the Himalayan 450 weren't you, if so, why didn't you take it?, because Petes on DR650 isn't he?, so the 450 and the 650 would have similar HP, and you would know good the himi would be for a long trip. EDIT: Just read your top comment and saw that this is an old vid, so disregard my comment, anyhow loved the vid though.
@@darrabase1 I started reading and was preparing a reply that talked about time machines etc. Pete’s bike is an original GS by the way. It’s a fun little thing to ride too, nothing like the current behemoths.
Yeah! Just an observation, you guys ARE Grey Nomads, Join the older bikers/adventurers like me, anyone over 55 is a grey nomad!
@@andrewquinn3339 Next time I hear about about a grey nomad doing a lap in seven weeks I’ll agree with you!
@@abitofadetour7315 yeah! but you are grey nomads and if you choose to do it 7 weeks, that's on you. Just because you qualify to be a grey nomad doesn't mean you lose all sense of adventure. get real you put this up! prepare for scrutiny! comment!
@@andrewquinn3339 We do have grey hair I suppose.
Which direction is the best, clockwise or anti clockwise when encounter headwinds.
@@3goldfinger I had no problems with the wind across the Nullarbor but the wind in the northern part of W.A. after I left Broome was fairly relentless and apparently that is quite common. I’ll do another lap one day in the opposite direction and report back.
"Crash bars not required", you have to appreciate an optimist.
@@colinfullford8630 And they weren’t! Came bloody close multiple times though.
First time watching your channel and was looking forward to seeing the whole trip…..BUT the music backing was crap and so annoying ! Gave up after 15 mins!
@@neilurquhart8622 Can’t please everyone!
id rather have a enema than ride around australia --- be the worst thing ever lol
@@666dualsport It would certainly be quicker!