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@@krocketonboost5236 yeah, once that front wheel digs into the sand the odds of staying upright plummet. Cheers!

@@506motoadv that's because you get comfortable instead of staying in the right position. Just like with the missus 🍻

@@mckenr07 it’s so suiting. Some of the views and things you see on that trail are so rewarding but the 6-8” berm of gravel, overgrown alder bushes, and random sand pits can be treacherous! Cheers.

@@506motoadv if you think they can be treacherous, you should watch some of Gattuso’s tackles!

@@andywright5147 yeah, we ditched the T’Railway after doing a couple sections. There’s too much to see in Newfoundland to waste a few days staring at gravel and alder bushes.

must be trailway off the avalon. its not flat on avalon. and if you take one the branches from whitbourne to Argentina it definitely aint flat. lol but glad you enjoyed your trip!

I hope those small towns in Labrador never change! Cheers.

@@ElettricoNuovo thankfully I had lens protectors on the camera so it still works fine after having my tire run over it! Cheers.

@@simonalway3367 I always got a kick out of that bit. Cheers!

@@MartyrDK yes, they’ll be coming but I take forever to edit my videos because, well, life gets in the way. Going forward I’ll be doing an annual 3-4 day mini trip with the Monkey. Heading to Prince Edward Island with it this weekend. Cheers!

I should probably do that. In the mean time, my rear rack is OEM Honda and the side rack is from Takegawa. I have an SW Motech drybag 80 on the side and an SW Motech drybag 350 on the back. Cheers!

@@MartyrDK thanks so much! I definitely need to get out for another Monkey mini trip. Cheers!

@@thefoggytrekker it’s an amazing ride. Maybe not the challenge it once was, but that just gives one more time to stop and look around. Cheers!

@@bsc1463 I’ve witnessed meetings that pretty sounded exactly like this! Haha

Yeah, I may have cried looking at my bank account after buying the Rev'IT DIRT Series gear but I'm so glad that I was wearing it on those two wipeouts. Cheers!

@@baldandbiking yeah, that’s why I broke my mirror and mangled my brake pedal………for a few hundred views. Haha

@@larry710 yes, you did it the right way. The T’Railway should be treated as its own thing where it’s all that you do for 4-6 days. No set schedule and camp however far you get each day. We were trying to use the T’Railway as a launching pad to a bunch of other stuff we wanted to see and after the Gaffs section we just decided that getting to the stuff we wanted to see was more important to us than the challenge of completing the T’Railway. I hope you enjoy the videos when they’re finally released. Cheers!

@506motoadv Yes, it would be stressful having hotel reservations. Being my first time, I wasn’t too sure what to expect. I know now that next time, I can easily make excursions off the trail. West coast and Labrador next.

I went with the Ulefone rugged 8” as well. It works a treat, I just need to do a better job applying the universal Quadlock mount I think. My final thoughts on the T’Railway: It’s doable, but not really enjoyable. There’s too much to see in Newfoundland to waste your time staring at gravel and alder bushes doing everything you can to stay out of the dreaded berm. If someone wants to do the whole T’Railway they need to go into it with the understanding that it’s all they’ll be doing for 5 or 6 days. No set schedule. Camp however far you make it each day. Once a section slows you down and you’re behind on where you expected to be it’s hard to mentally get around that. Again, it’s doable with the right amount of time and there are some views worth the extra work……but if you only have a week in Newfoundland on two wheels, don’t waste it fighting the alder bushes. Haha Cheers!

No trees on the trail really.......but alder bushes for miles. I have a set of every size Rok Strap that I bring with me on every trip. They always come in handy. Now that I know the glitch on the Action 4 camera exists I should be able to work around it and they've recently released a firmware update so hopefully it's been addressed. I'll definitely be testing it out before my next trip. Cheers!

Oh, I launched myself into the alder bushes at one point. The opening clip of this video was Jason and I dragging the bike out. Hahaha I'm taking the Monkey to the Magdalen Islands on the Labour Day weekend so that should be my chill trip. Cheers!

Thanks so much! I've still got a few videos to finish up from last year but I should be releasing this series over the winter. Cheers!

Yeah, I'll try another stick on mount. I honestly think that I just didn't get a solid application on that one. Luckily the tablet was just sitting on my fairing when I noticed so no harm done really. Cheers!

@@wvadv thanks so much! Crossing Newfoundland using the old railbed sounded like a way better idea than it ended up being. We had a couple tough days but overall it was a great trip. Cheers!

@@eprohoda Thank you!

@@rickthechemist it is a great ride out there! Beautiful area. Cheers!

@@lukezhang3715 it really is a great spot. Cheers!

Thanks! This definitely wasn’t a budget build. I’m looking forward to Newfoundland. We’re just in the process of finalizing plans now. Cheers!

@@506motoadv Nope none of this stuff is Budget. However I've found that the Cheap stuff Either Falls apart, or it dosnt quite work the way you need it to, and you end up getting the better quality stuff anyways and you out the money you spent on the cheap stuff. Hard to really scrimp on the stuff your going to rely on, especially Moto Travel.

Thanks so much! Yeah, that bridge is definitely built differently than the other ones on the Trans Lab. Cheers!

This was from last year’s New Brunswick Adventure Rally. I wasn’t really paying attention to the total route as I was just following along. Pretty sure it’s an ATV trail that we’re technically not supposed to be on.

@@506motoadv it's a Shame, I used to use the rail trail from the Bridge to Sussex alot, it's forcing riders to head to Nova Scotia to travel on the railtrails. NB Needs. BDR.. Humm interesting 🤔 Lol

@@MMADV606 I think one could make a decent loop around the Province using a combination of dirt roads and Provincial snowmobile trails. I have something roughly mapped out but need about 10 days or so to ride it and just haven’t had time.

@@506motoadv if you decide to give it a go. I'll offer you as much help as I can. Being based in PEI There is some some logistical issues. But I have no problem packing a tent and spending a long weekend exploring the routes you picked.. I'm interested...

It’s a fun area to ride through for sure! Cheers.

It's a great hidden gem for sure. I love the short ride along the river.

It's awesome little place to get lost..lol

The southern coast of Labrador is amazing!

It's a fun event for a great cause. Cheers!

Yeah, there’s lots of good riding down that way. Cheers!

Thanks for those kind words but I’m not so sure about raising the bar……..lowering it maybe! 😂 The tent is a Big Agnes Blacktail 2 Hotel. It’s a great tent but I have since switched to a Naturehike Mongar 2 because it packs smaller. (When I got the Blacktail I should have paid the extra and got the bikepacking version) Cheers!

The Parkway is definitely the best riding roads in New Brunswick. And one of the best in all of the Maritimes. Cheers!

Thanks! The riding position can be hard on the shoulders but on a twisty road like this it’s a great machine. Cheers!

Yeah, I do it a few times a year. It definitely rivals the Cabot Trail as the best riding road in the Maritimes. The Cabot Trail has better sections but the Parkway is all killer with no filler. It’s an official provincial park now with a campground so we’ll see if that makes it busier. Cheers!

@@506motoadv oh really, they have Camping Now?

@@MMADV606 apparently. I have no idea where the campground is but if you check their website it says that you can book by calling and that the website will be updated for the 2025 season for online bookings.

@@506motoadv I love that area, that and Albert County..

Both of us were running Bridgestone AX41 AdventureCross tires. They’re my go to. I get 5-6000kms out of a rear and about double out of a front. I just make sure that I have a new set on the bike before I leave home. More than enough tread to last my typically 10-11 day annual trip. Cheers!

@@506motoadv Thanks for the info. We are going to drive the Trans lab this summer but from Newfoundland. Wife has the CB500X, I have an Africa twin.

Thanks so much! The Eastern Townships are definitely an area that I will be visiting in the future. Cheers!

@@506motoadv you’ll love it. Around Lake Massawippi. Ayer’s Cliff, North Hatley, Magog area. You could even cross the Border near Coaticook by Maine and head through the Mt Washington area to Bangor then up to NB. I did that route on my motorcycle and loved it. That trip was before my GoPro days so only only have the memories

@@rockinrodlittle I’ll have to check out that loop. Thanks for the info!

Thanks! I’ve only got a few hundred kms of seat time but so far I’m digging it. Cheers!

Thanks man! Loving it so far. I did a whole “new bike day” ride and my footage contained no audio so I guess this is all we get. Good times!

New steed in the stable. I’m now capped out for both space and the time to maintain them all. 😂 The plan is to split my annual trips between this and the CB500X depending on the expected terrain. Taking this to Newfoundland this summer to cross the T’Railway. Cheers!

@@506motoadv I have heard that can be unpredictable.. That bike is a good Choice.

Thank you so much for the kind words. Yes, the Trans Labrador is no longer the challenge it once was but that doesn’t make it any less enjoyable. To the contrary, I found that the paved road gave us the time to look around and actually take in the beauty that the big land offers. I was blown away by the southern Labrador coast. I still have two more videos in this series coming up so I hope you tune in and enjoy them as well. Cheers!

You’re right! Maybe I should have offered a spot on my couch until he got back on his feet! Haha

It’s definitely a possibility. Cheers!

Ikr its the cutest

I don’t know if they’re anything like turtles but I took him to the side of the road he was facing.

Maybe…..but it was above 30 degrees Celsius so if a car didn’t get him he was going to cook himself.