Love It! What an epic time you guys had. I wanna go now! Rip It Up Big Red.
@anotherguyonabike472616 сағат бұрын
@@aaronlampe340 haha mate pencil it in you’ll have an absolutely blast. Thanks for watching Aaron👍
@crankylock7844Күн бұрын
Enjoyed the series and definitely worth a sub. Hopefully see a video up soon of the top end rebuild. Cheers:-)
@anotherguyonabike472620 сағат бұрын
@@crankylock7844 everything going to plan I should be getting stuck into it in the next month or 2. Thanks for watching mate much appreciated👍
@markcolby5300Күн бұрын
Always good to complete the crossing, well done. Thanks for sharing. Nice to see younger generation taking up the challenge. 😊Leave in a bit over a week to do my second solo unassisted on the mighty DRZ. And only 63yrs old! Me not the bike😊
@anotherguyonabike4726Күн бұрын
@@markcolby5300 thanks Mark glad you enjoyed the videos. 63 years young and still out there having fun on the drz good on ya mate your an inspiration. Safe travels mate have fun👍
@andrewreid9712Күн бұрын
Cheers and thanks for the info 🤘
@anotherguyonabike4726Күн бұрын
@@andrewreid9712 no dramas Andrew cheers for watching mate🤙
@niahvail8506Күн бұрын
Cheers Kurt well done What an Awesome Adventure cheers for bringing us with you mate glad u made it back safely 🤙
@anotherguyonabike4726Күн бұрын
@@niahvail8506 thanks Niah I’m glad you enjoyed the content mate, appreciate it🤙
@budget-adventureКүн бұрын
Great work man well done once again for a successful trip. So what’s next? I don’t see many do the canning stock route, I wonder if it’s just a little too far west or needs a lot more resources to complete. I’m sure lance will be able to fill you in on all the details in regard to the big bore kit, he never stops talking about how much better it’s made his 400 ha ha.
@anotherguyonabike4726Күн бұрын
@@budget-adventure yeah csr is a pretty big undertaking the next big trip will most likely be south🤫😉but iv got a few other things planned before that trip. Haha yeah he loves it doesn’t he. Thanks for watching mate appreciate it👍
@budget-adventureКүн бұрын
@@anotherguyonabike4726 oh how far south? Tassie, high country or blue mountains?
@anotherguyonabike4726Күн бұрын
@@budget-adventure not 100% sure yet need to see if any of the crew can come along and home much time we can get off work.
@sausagesandwichSAКүн бұрын
Good wrap up 👍
@anotherguyonabike4726Күн бұрын
@@sausagesandwichSA thanks mate👍
@user-zz8hm9dv6eКүн бұрын
Great Q & A video Curt the pizza and wedges sound good might see if Steve feels like a day ride for lunch. 😅😂
@anotherguyonabike4726Күн бұрын
@@user-zz8hm9dv6e hahaha it would one hell of a ride for lunch😂😂
@JustTexКүн бұрын
Did you run the highway pressures through the desert? When i did the trip years ago i went to inflate my tyres at birdville to realise i hadn't let them down....Doh Great series/trip, Cheers 4 sharing sir.
@anotherguyonabike4726Күн бұрын
@@JustTex Hey Tex, nah we just left them up haha we figured if the dunes really started to give us grief then we’d drop them down a bit but honestly didn’t need too👍
@JustTexКүн бұрын
@@anotherguyonabike4726 interesting, i felt like dropping my pressure could've really helped me on the french line while carrying all the extra weight but then again maybe not. cheers
@ejconquer3468Күн бұрын
Cheers mate. Great insight. Would love to do the Simo. 🤙
@anotherguyonabike4726Күн бұрын
@@ejconquer3468 glad it helped mate, cheers for watching👍
@nathan7880drzКүн бұрын
Hey dude great video 👌 long time subscriber whatched all your videos your channel is brilliant keep up the great work 👍 and very hard to replace the drz I have one and I'll never change the most fun reliable bikes ever, had many 2 strokes 250s over the years but the drz 400e more fun by far
@anotherguyonabike4726Күн бұрын
@@nathan7880drz Hey Nathan yeah mate I love my drz too hard to decide what to replace it with. Thanks for watching mate appreciate the support👍
@Crofty__1.2 күн бұрын
What tyres did you run for the sand mate and were you happy with how they went in the dunes?
@anotherguyonabike47262 күн бұрын
@@Crofty__1. hey Sean I ran the motoz tractionator adventure on the rear and desert h/t on the front. All of us ran the adventure on the rear and Alex also had the h/t on the front like me. Performed fantastic didn’t even drop pressures either highly rate👌
@Crofty__1.2 күн бұрын
@@anotherguyonabike4726 awesome, thanks mate👍
@Darkvisor2 күн бұрын
watched half video whilst eating b-fast. (on x2 speed) =P Nice video as always mate. that sand looks so deep and soft. nightmare fuel for me =D
@anotherguyonabike47262 күн бұрын
@@Darkvisor hahaha nice mate, yeah tbh it only gets worse😅
@mattw17302 күн бұрын
Great video bro, stay upright! 👍👍🤙🤘
@anotherguyonabike47262 күн бұрын
@@mattw1730 thanks legend🤙
@jaroslavmajer87213 күн бұрын
What tire sizes and tires u use and what mods you did . Did you look for a biger tank
@anotherguyonabike47263 күн бұрын
@@jaroslavmajer8721 this should answer most of your questions mate. Didn’t change the tank size as it already gets 400kms of range per tank of fuel. kzread.info/dash/bejne/fJprlK-ll6ueaJM.htmlsi=1fYWrz8QSpp75aUB
@user-gh5un6tl6q4 күн бұрын
A true Australian adventure, great coverage
@anotherguyonabike47263 күн бұрын
@@user-gh5un6tl6q thanks mate glad you enjoyed it👍
@barsoktay21195 күн бұрын
Do they require separate bars to be mounted. I have a Cf Moto NK250 naked bike.
@anotherguyonabike47264 күн бұрын
@@barsoktay2119 no these are a rackless design mate.
@barsoktay2119Күн бұрын
@@anotherguyonabike4726 Thanks for the reply, I'll consider them.
@marksteele43645 күн бұрын
epic trip, well done mate
@anotherguyonabike47265 күн бұрын
@@marksteele4364 thanks mark appreciate it mate👍
@Brotaper7 күн бұрын
Local copper in Lyndhurst is a can’t.
@anotherguyonabike47266 күн бұрын
@@Brotaper hahahaha
@murrayhyde49028 күн бұрын
I ride a RE himalayan... similar terrain in Vic. 3 x the power but also an extra 70kg. I was toying with the idea of modifying a little postie or old ag bike for light weight fun... But i can see the advantages here... Newer bike. Get it RWc and registered pre mods. Then mod the heck out of it.. Perfect little off roader and a cheap project... Muz from geelong
@anotherguyonabike47268 күн бұрын
@@murrayhyde4902 hey Muz, small capacity bikes have always had a place in my heart haha. Iv got a postie bike in the garage just waiting to be resurrected and hope to do another cool little bike build soon. Definitely a lot of fun for little price. Thanks for watching mate👍Curtis
@mj_aussie_coaster_travels83108 күн бұрын
That was bloody epic! Makes me wanna do it even more now. I know its a massive achievement to be able to say you crossed unsupported but damn it would be so much more fun on bikes not so weighed down carrying everything. That other dude near the end (on the husky i think) looked like he had the primo set up. Would you do it again unsupported? Or even again at all?
@anotherguyonabike47268 күн бұрын
@@mj_aussie_coaster_travels8310 hey mate , yeah id definitely do it again. I’d love to do a double crossing like they did with support and bugger all weight on the bike. The lighter our bikes got the more fun we had ridding a bit harder. Thanks for watching mate really appreciate it👍
@harbour_explore8 күн бұрын
Bloody epic ride man and adventure! Loved watching this series! Very well put together, won’t forget that anytime soon! Cheers bro!!🤙🍻
@anotherguyonabike47268 күн бұрын
@@harbour_explore yeah man my favourite adventure yet! Thanks for watching Sam appreciate it mate🤙
@budget-adventure10 күн бұрын
Great work man finally got the crossing ticked off. But you’re selling the 1000+km trip home short. Yeah it’s all about the Simo, but there’s so much in getting there and getting home. Congrats
@anotherguyonabike472610 күн бұрын
@@budget-adventure thanks mate appreciate it.
@Mindjar-sk7ks10 күн бұрын
Hey mate, have you had any dramas with the left hand side radiator outlet on the top left and the safari tank touching it? I feel like it may be a week point over time especially on corrugated roads etc... Seen a couple of people online get leaks due to it.
@anotherguyonabike472610 күн бұрын
@@Mindjar-sk7ks hey mate can’t say I have and iv put 25,000+kms through that tank over some of the roughest roads in Australia.
@Mindjar-sk7ks10 күн бұрын
@@anotherguyonabike4726 Good stuff! Thanks mate. I'm about to head off to the Simpson and knew you'd done a lot of KM's with yours so thought I'd ask.
@anotherguyonabike472610 күн бұрын
@@Mindjar-sk7ks yeah awesome man I’d just take a few inch sized square pieces of padding to put in between just in case you need them, the road from Oodnadatta to mt dare is rough as hell. Have a great trip mate you’ll love it👍
@Mindjar-sk7ks10 күн бұрын
@@anotherguyonabike4726 Thanks so much! Great advice. Can't wait! Cheers for all the great content mate! Your Simpson series was fantastic.
@anotherguyonabike47269 күн бұрын
@@Mindjar-sk7ks my pleasure mate, glad you enjoyed it👍
@user-bk6gc7sl9z10 күн бұрын
sold ya ducati for cb 125 right.ducs wasnt right for off rd.puzzled.
@anotherguyonabike472610 күн бұрын
@@user-bk6gc7sl9z it wasn’t right for the riding I wanted to do in the future as you’ll see in my current videos. That’s why I now own a drz400. The cb125 was just an in between project for fun mate.
@RobertBullock-t3y12 күн бұрын
Simply awesome. Glad you had 2 rides to the top.I would have well.😊
@anotherguyonabike472612 күн бұрын
@@RobertBullock-t3y absolutely mate had to give it a couple of goes☺️thanks for watching Robert👍
@anthonya706612 күн бұрын
You all certainly got your sand legs towards the end of that. Congrats on the achievement, and thanks for sharing!
@anotherguyonabike472612 күн бұрын
@@anthonya7066 yeah after a few days riding in the dunes we started to get the hang of it that’s for sure. Thanks for watching mate👍
@CSR-SlowTV12 күн бұрын
Good job... I think we crossed paths on the 18th of May just south of Mt Dare. (I was solo on a WRR)...
@anotherguyonabike472612 күн бұрын
Ahhhhh that was you yep I remember passing you on our way to Dalhousie just out of mt dare. Hope your crossing was good mate👍
@BertH-wo9bp12 күн бұрын
I was so into the ride I waved at one of the vehicles.
@anotherguyonabike472612 күн бұрын
Hahaha that’s fantastic, thanks for watching mate👍
@sausagesandwichSA13 күн бұрын
Great job boys..well done and enjoyable to watch 👍
@anotherguyonabike472612 күн бұрын
@@sausagesandwichSA thanks mate much appreciated👍
@dustingoninan523013 күн бұрын
Great series mate I thoroughly enjoyed watching. Keep em coming
@anotherguyonabike472612 күн бұрын
@@dustingoninan5230 thanks Dustin I’m glad you enjoyed them, cheers for watching mate👍
@PissTakeProduction13 күн бұрын
Well done Curtis awesome achievement. Yew
@craigdavid651913 күн бұрын
so that was ...ride 1000kms for a coffee?
@anotherguyonabike472613 күн бұрын
@@craigdavid6519 happens every time I pop down to grab milk as well😅😂hey sweetie be back in a…
@PissTakeProduction13 күн бұрын
A block of flats lol
@HelloMotoAUS13 күн бұрын
What trip is next on the bucket list?
@anotherguyonabike472613 күн бұрын
@@HelloMotoAUSI thought you’d never ask! Did someone say north coast Cairns to Kimberly?😏
@BMRTV13 күн бұрын
Great series. Well ridden Well shot Well edited Well done.
@anotherguyonabike472613 күн бұрын
@@BMRTV thanks mate really appreciate it👍
@garryhern290813 күн бұрын
What was the black chest and back pack your mate has,seemed to have a few pockets front and back.
@anotherguyonabike472613 күн бұрын
@@garryhern2908 hey Garry it was a fox hydration vest I was super envious of it as he always had fluids, snacks and other bits in there good bit of kit I reckon👌
@grantkorman812313 күн бұрын
Legend mate. I've done it in my 4WD, but one day would love to take my DRZ out there like you have done. Well done.
@anotherguyonabike472613 күн бұрын
@@grantkorman8123 yeah it looked like a lot of the 4wd’s out there we having a blast as well. You should 100% do it, grab a mate or 2 talk them into it and go you won’t regret it. Thanks for watching Grant👍
@LemonsGD13 күн бұрын
Been watching since the cb125 days, awesome to see what you've achieved just a few years later, makes me wanna go do the same with my DRZ. Congrats on the crossing!
@anotherguyonabike472613 күн бұрын
@@LemonsGD mate you absolutely should! You won’t regret it. Thanks for the support over the years mate very much appreciated👍
@gavcash315313 күн бұрын
Great videos mate, I'm just getting into more Outback riding now and your tips are very helpful. Re the big shifter, if you want to downsize to a 10" or smaller, simply pull the jaw out by removing screw and thimble and file an extra tooth in the back of the jaw. It will allow a heap more opening width but strength diminishes as you get close to maximum.
@anotherguyonabike472613 күн бұрын
@@gavcash3153 awesome mate that’s super helpful I’ll give it a crack👍
@TheAussieSamurai13 күн бұрын
Another great video and series cheers mate!
@anotherguyonabike472613 күн бұрын
@@TheAussieSamurai thanks man appreciate it👍
@MidCoastAdventures14 күн бұрын
Curtis, that was freaking awesome mate! Just a joy to watch, smoothest edit, crazy cool scenery, and the skills needed from all of you guys was refined by the minute 😎👌 Nailed it buddy 💪😎
@anotherguyonabike472613 күн бұрын
@@MidCoastAdventures Hey thanks Phil. Towards the end we all felt pretty versed in the language of dune riding😂such an epic adventure. Appreciate the support mate, for now the puzzle is complete…
@MidCoastAdventures13 күн бұрын
@@anotherguyonabike4726 Mate, that was a 10,000 piece puzzle, and you put it together beautifully.
@anotherguyonabike472613 күн бұрын
@@MidCoastAdventures thanks Phil👍
@stutterfly1214 күн бұрын
25:54 Rest In Peace Big Red Boardrider 🏄
@anotherguyonabike472613 күн бұрын
@@stutterfly12 hahaha so good😂
@ladytradiej802714 күн бұрын
That was epic! It must be physically and mentally exhausting! 😮 Thanks for taking me on your journey with you. Cheers! 😊
@anotherguyonabike472613 күн бұрын
@@ladytradiej8027 yeah it’s most certainly a bloody challenge. Thanks for following along, appreciate the support☺️
@ladytradiej80275 күн бұрын
@@anotherguyonabike4726 no worries, your channel is my fav!
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Love It! What an epic time you guys had. I wanna go now! Rip It Up Big Red.
@@aaronlampe340 haha mate pencil it in you’ll have an absolutely blast. Thanks for watching Aaron👍
Enjoyed the series and definitely worth a sub. Hopefully see a video up soon of the top end rebuild. Cheers:-)
@@crankylock7844 everything going to plan I should be getting stuck into it in the next month or 2. Thanks for watching mate much appreciated👍
Always good to complete the crossing, well done. Thanks for sharing. Nice to see younger generation taking up the challenge. 😊Leave in a bit over a week to do my second solo unassisted on the mighty DRZ. And only 63yrs old! Me not the bike😊
@@markcolby5300 thanks Mark glad you enjoyed the videos. 63 years young and still out there having fun on the drz good on ya mate your an inspiration. Safe travels mate have fun👍
Cheers and thanks for the info 🤘
@@andrewreid9712 no dramas Andrew cheers for watching mate🤙
Cheers Kurt well done What an Awesome Adventure cheers for bringing us with you mate glad u made it back safely 🤙
@@niahvail8506 thanks Niah I’m glad you enjoyed the content mate, appreciate it🤙
Great work man well done once again for a successful trip. So what’s next? I don’t see many do the canning stock route, I wonder if it’s just a little too far west or needs a lot more resources to complete. I’m sure lance will be able to fill you in on all the details in regard to the big bore kit, he never stops talking about how much better it’s made his 400 ha ha.
@@budget-adventure yeah csr is a pretty big undertaking the next big trip will most likely be south🤫😉but iv got a few other things planned before that trip. Haha yeah he loves it doesn’t he. Thanks for watching mate appreciate it👍
@@anotherguyonabike4726 oh how far south? Tassie, high country or blue mountains?
@@budget-adventure not 100% sure yet need to see if any of the crew can come along and home much time we can get off work.
Good wrap up 👍
@@sausagesandwichSA thanks mate👍
Great Q & A video Curt the pizza and wedges sound good might see if Steve feels like a day ride for lunch. 😅😂
@@user-zz8hm9dv6e hahaha it would one hell of a ride for lunch😂😂
Did you run the highway pressures through the desert? When i did the trip years ago i went to inflate my tyres at birdville to realise i hadn't let them down....Doh Great series/trip, Cheers 4 sharing sir.
@@JustTex Hey Tex, nah we just left them up haha we figured if the dunes really started to give us grief then we’d drop them down a bit but honestly didn’t need too👍
@@anotherguyonabike4726 interesting, i felt like dropping my pressure could've really helped me on the french line while carrying all the extra weight but then again maybe not. cheers
Cheers mate. Great insight. Would love to do the Simo. 🤙
@@ejconquer3468 glad it helped mate, cheers for watching👍
Hey dude great video 👌 long time subscriber whatched all your videos your channel is brilliant keep up the great work 👍 and very hard to replace the drz I have one and I'll never change the most fun reliable bikes ever, had many 2 strokes 250s over the years but the drz 400e more fun by far
@@nathan7880drz Hey Nathan yeah mate I love my drz too hard to decide what to replace it with. Thanks for watching mate appreciate the support👍
What tyres did you run for the sand mate and were you happy with how they went in the dunes?
@@Crofty__1. hey Sean I ran the motoz tractionator adventure on the rear and desert h/t on the front. All of us ran the adventure on the rear and Alex also had the h/t on the front like me. Performed fantastic didn’t even drop pressures either highly rate👌
@@anotherguyonabike4726 awesome, thanks mate👍
watched half video whilst eating b-fast. (on x2 speed) =P Nice video as always mate. that sand looks so deep and soft. nightmare fuel for me =D
@@Darkvisor hahaha nice mate, yeah tbh it only gets worse😅
Great video bro, stay upright! 👍👍🤙🤘
@@mattw1730 thanks legend🤙
What tire sizes and tires u use and what mods you did . Did you look for a biger tank
@@jaroslavmajer8721 this should answer most of your questions mate. Didn’t change the tank size as it already gets 400kms of range per tank of fuel. kzread.info/dash/bejne/fJprlK-ll6ueaJM.htmlsi=1fYWrz8QSpp75aUB
A true Australian adventure, great coverage
@@user-gh5un6tl6q thanks mate glad you enjoyed it👍
Do they require separate bars to be mounted. I have a Cf Moto NK250 naked bike.
@@barsoktay2119 no these are a rackless design mate.
@@anotherguyonabike4726 Thanks for the reply, I'll consider them.
epic trip, well done mate
@@marksteele4364 thanks mark appreciate it mate👍
Local copper in Lyndhurst is a can’t.
@@Brotaper hahahaha
I ride a RE himalayan... similar terrain in Vic. 3 x the power but also an extra 70kg. I was toying with the idea of modifying a little postie or old ag bike for light weight fun... But i can see the advantages here... Newer bike. Get it RWc and registered pre mods. Then mod the heck out of it.. Perfect little off roader and a cheap project... Muz from geelong
@@murrayhyde4902 hey Muz, small capacity bikes have always had a place in my heart haha. Iv got a postie bike in the garage just waiting to be resurrected and hope to do another cool little bike build soon. Definitely a lot of fun for little price. Thanks for watching mate👍Curtis
That was bloody epic! Makes me wanna do it even more now. I know its a massive achievement to be able to say you crossed unsupported but damn it would be so much more fun on bikes not so weighed down carrying everything. That other dude near the end (on the husky i think) looked like he had the primo set up. Would you do it again unsupported? Or even again at all?
@@mj_aussie_coaster_travels8310 hey mate , yeah id definitely do it again. I’d love to do a double crossing like they did with support and bugger all weight on the bike. The lighter our bikes got the more fun we had ridding a bit harder. Thanks for watching mate really appreciate it👍
Bloody epic ride man and adventure! Loved watching this series! Very well put together, won’t forget that anytime soon! Cheers bro!!🤙🍻
@@harbour_explore yeah man my favourite adventure yet! Thanks for watching Sam appreciate it mate🤙
Great work man finally got the crossing ticked off. But you’re selling the 1000+km trip home short. Yeah it’s all about the Simo, but there’s so much in getting there and getting home. Congrats
@@budget-adventure thanks mate appreciate it.
Hey mate, have you had any dramas with the left hand side radiator outlet on the top left and the safari tank touching it? I feel like it may be a week point over time especially on corrugated roads etc... Seen a couple of people online get leaks due to it.
@@Mindjar-sk7ks hey mate can’t say I have and iv put 25,000+kms through that tank over some of the roughest roads in Australia.
@@anotherguyonabike4726 Good stuff! Thanks mate. I'm about to head off to the Simpson and knew you'd done a lot of KM's with yours so thought I'd ask.
@@Mindjar-sk7ks yeah awesome man I’d just take a few inch sized square pieces of padding to put in between just in case you need them, the road from Oodnadatta to mt dare is rough as hell. Have a great trip mate you’ll love it👍
@@anotherguyonabike4726 Thanks so much! Great advice. Can't wait! Cheers for all the great content mate! Your Simpson series was fantastic.
@@Mindjar-sk7ks my pleasure mate, glad you enjoyed it👍
sold ya ducati for cb 125 right.ducs wasnt right for off rd.puzzled.
@@user-bk6gc7sl9z it wasn’t right for the riding I wanted to do in the future as you’ll see in my current videos. That’s why I now own a drz400. The cb125 was just an in between project for fun mate.
Simply awesome. Glad you had 2 rides to the top.I would have well.😊
@@RobertBullock-t3y absolutely mate had to give it a couple of goes☺️thanks for watching Robert👍
You all certainly got your sand legs towards the end of that. Congrats on the achievement, and thanks for sharing!
@@anthonya7066 yeah after a few days riding in the dunes we started to get the hang of it that’s for sure. Thanks for watching mate👍
Good job... I think we crossed paths on the 18th of May just south of Mt Dare. (I was solo on a WRR)...
Ahhhhh that was you yep I remember passing you on our way to Dalhousie just out of mt dare. Hope your crossing was good mate👍
I was so into the ride I waved at one of the vehicles.
Hahaha that’s fantastic, thanks for watching mate👍
Great job boys..well done and enjoyable to watch 👍
@@sausagesandwichSA thanks mate much appreciated👍
Great series mate I thoroughly enjoyed watching. Keep em coming
@@dustingoninan5230 thanks Dustin I’m glad you enjoyed them, cheers for watching mate👍
Well done Curtis awesome achievement. Yew
so that was ...ride 1000kms for a coffee?
@@craigdavid6519 happens every time I pop down to grab milk as well😅😂hey sweetie be back in a…
A block of flats lol
What trip is next on the bucket list?
@@HelloMotoAUSI thought you’d never ask! Did someone say north coast Cairns to Kimberly?😏
Great series. Well ridden Well shot Well edited Well done.
@@BMRTV thanks mate really appreciate it👍
What was the black chest and back pack your mate has,seemed to have a few pockets front and back.
@@garryhern2908 hey Garry it was a fox hydration vest I was super envious of it as he always had fluids, snacks and other bits in there good bit of kit I reckon👌
Legend mate. I've done it in my 4WD, but one day would love to take my DRZ out there like you have done. Well done.
@@grantkorman8123 yeah it looked like a lot of the 4wd’s out there we having a blast as well. You should 100% do it, grab a mate or 2 talk them into it and go you won’t regret it. Thanks for watching Grant👍
Been watching since the cb125 days, awesome to see what you've achieved just a few years later, makes me wanna go do the same with my DRZ. Congrats on the crossing!
@@LemonsGD mate you absolutely should! You won’t regret it. Thanks for the support over the years mate very much appreciated👍
Great videos mate, I'm just getting into more Outback riding now and your tips are very helpful. Re the big shifter, if you want to downsize to a 10" or smaller, simply pull the jaw out by removing screw and thimble and file an extra tooth in the back of the jaw. It will allow a heap more opening width but strength diminishes as you get close to maximum.
@@gavcash3153 awesome mate that’s super helpful I’ll give it a crack👍
Another great video and series cheers mate!
@@TheAussieSamurai thanks man appreciate it👍
Curtis, that was freaking awesome mate! Just a joy to watch, smoothest edit, crazy cool scenery, and the skills needed from all of you guys was refined by the minute 😎👌 Nailed it buddy 💪😎
@@MidCoastAdventures Hey thanks Phil. Towards the end we all felt pretty versed in the language of dune riding😂such an epic adventure. Appreciate the support mate, for now the puzzle is complete…
@@anotherguyonabike4726 Mate, that was a 10,000 piece puzzle, and you put it together beautifully.
@@MidCoastAdventures thanks Phil👍
25:54 Rest In Peace Big Red Boardrider 🏄
@@stutterfly12 hahaha so good😂
That was epic! It must be physically and mentally exhausting! 😮 Thanks for taking me on your journey with you. Cheers! 😊
@@ladytradiej8027 yeah it’s most certainly a bloody challenge. Thanks for following along, appreciate the support☺️
@@anotherguyonabike4726 no worries, your channel is my fav!