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i ride a gsxr1000 and my mrs has just bought one of these and im absolutely buzzin to ride it. i had my first offroad experience and tried an indoor electric dirtbike track and was immediately humbled haha! look forward to dropping it and fixing it for her in the years to come! Great upload mate. subbed.

Did you try a -10db or -20db attenuator rather than a volume control?

Eine Doppel Null der Typ. Auf Asphalt kann er Gas geben, wie jeder Depp. Im Gelände scheisst er sich die Hosen voll.

unbelievable what a double zero guy

I am not the type to leave comments, but... There is nothing negative I observed and am compelled to comment, hopefully for the benefit of rider here and all possibly reading this. I have the same bike, and also Africa Twin. One is 340lbs and other is 550lbs wet and with gear. I was in similar situations with AT, and it is not fun but one has to find away in all situation especially when alone. Svartpilen is one of the lightest bikes, and I was surprised why rider had so much trouble pulling it up. There are few different ways to pick up the bike, I would have tried using the handle bars, but first you want remove the extra weight off the bike which he did. Also, you want to put the tike in a gear so it does not roll on you. Then you want to make sure it is on surface where it is not gonna slide off either. Taking your gear off is always good, and being a bit in shape is a necessity for any type of lifting bikes and off roading. Again, pretty shocked that the rider could not manage 340lbs bike. He surely would be stuck with the likes of VStroms, KLR's, not to mention Africa Twins. Someone mentioned the weigh of the bike as gear and standing on pegs. This is low handle bar bike and standing up would not particularly help. I think what would help would be if he had some speed to it. This would allow the bike to push through and even when drifting would make his way. Finally, I have never seen bike being pulled from the rear. Not sure why he didn't push it forward or try riding forward without gear, or even walking backwards. The ground was not quick sand or mud, and unless there is someone holding the bar, I don't think pulling it back in this situation was the best way, it did work, but after it fell. Advice, if I may, do some strength training (push ups, situps, squats), lighten up the load until you get good on sand and rock, try out less challenging roads first, add more speed to your ride, learn few ways and practice how to pick up the bike. And most importantly, learn from your mistakes and never give up. Good job otherwise, lots of lessons and lot of people sharing their experience. The bike is great and it can do the road you took it no problem. In most cases it is the rider that is the limitation.

Be safe out there brother, nice bike.

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Glad you shared this man. So many people are so scared to try new things because they might be bad at it, and are terrified of people seeing them be bad at something. This is RUclips at its realest. The reality of trying new things is failure but as long as you are a student of your mistakes you will always be better next time. I hope you get back out there man. 👍🏼👍🏼 appreciate the realness and confidence.

is it Svartpilen anti-ads?

Now..imagine me with my KTM Adventure 1190 upon the hill ans stuck with my bike on the ground...600 pounds of love 😂😂😂

I sampled 13 random clicks in this video, you were riding in one (1) of them

Great footage, thank you

Good for you for showing us everything! Not just the the glamor/hype!

Turn that traction control off! Great adventure! Do it again

Thankyou for sharing. Its great for me because I am a beginner riders and want to try stuff like this and in my brain it looks so easy but in reality it takes a lot of skill. Great video!!!

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Looks cool when I first saw this bike I was like how do you put pannier bags on that but it seems to work.

Amazing video, the absolute class of this man. Epic tier human. Even though so many mistakes were made, the attitude he has is the winner. Champion.

After watching this I will practice picking my bike up in the front lawn before I go off road lol

For anyone watching this thinking about getting a Svartpilen: it can definitely negotiate this kind of terrain, luggage or not. Hell, even 250cc bikes can do it, but you will need to learn proper technique for off-road conditions. Get comfortable standing up and revving the shit out of the bike if it's necessary, you are not at the asphalted city roads anymore.

Nice work, was rooting for ya. Just curious 2 years later, do you still have the bike?

I would have put some rocks in front of the back wheel to try get some traction to ride out of there.

This is the life!!! Can't wait to give moto camping a go, it would be good to take a break from city life

Riding the world 👍✌️

Inexperience a not very aggressive tread and no side wall traction on these tyre’s didn’t help either

Tire upgrade is a must for both trucks 33s at the least with higher load ratings

Great video, how was riding on the Svartpilen for long distance?

Thanks for sharing.

I always go back and look at what I woulda done differently or better. My first thought is bead locker rims. How bout y’all?

Good folks right there that helped

Ein derart eindeutiges Untalent in jeglicher Hinsicht sollte nicht Motorrad fahren, schon gar nicht Offroad. Am besten zu fuß gehen!

Very nice video, youtube lacks videos of people starting this kind of hobby. On another note I was planning to buy Svartpilen 401, and occasionally ride it off-road, but this video made me reconsider that :D

I think I've watched this video like 4 different times - It's like taking a little adventure vacation on my lunch. Nice way to take a break.

Thanks for sharing! For only one night a backpack and the tent should be enough. I’m guessing that’s where it went wrong, meaning the bike was too heavy.

Are you possibly a little bit developmentally disabled?

rookies gotta learn

Why u didn’t use spare tire?

This guy really should have stayed on the highway. If you go off on a trail make sure to stay out of the center. At least on this trail, where four wheel vehicles have been through. The center was very soft

Are you still riding? I noticed you haven’t posted any more motorcycle videos lately.

enjoyed your video. nice :)

Great lesson thanks so much for sharing!

Lift with your legs bro!!! It makes heavy things not heavy

watch this is much better than watching staged processed, movie like video of ppl going offroad.. Chuck is real! it was a thrill to watch. I hope he took that lesson on someone elses bike, to come back again and tackle this tricky sand.

lmaoo, fair enough

I love this video man! Thanks so much for making it. Nothing better than documenting when you explore out on your own traveling on a bike and then camping .. documenting authentic experiences in beautiful nature 👏🏼🔥🙌🏽🌊💪🏽🏆

Thanks for sharing! Many of us were able to learn something with you

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Wow, that was quite an adventure, props to you for driving on 2 flat tires and props to all the people that helped you out. Your video had a lot of “oh s***” moments, it was fun to watch!!! Wheel safe!!!

Do you like this bike or a cruiser better? I'm going to choose between the svartpilen and a cruiser.

Would really love a Svartpilen luggage setup video from you !