Nice to see footage of the German TET, not much of it as fare as I know? Damn that loose sand can be hard sometimes. Tired to practise on it when I was on the DK beaches, but I never got the hang of it. HAHA, watch the three 🤣 Haha love the chat you have with your self in the helmet, got me laughing 🤣 Thank you for sharing Uncle Steve 😆
Cheers Thomas, I need way more practice off road in general. Still the more you ride the better you get (allegedly). Im about half way through the German TET at the moment it’s only about 10 - 20 % off road, very strict in Germany, but I really want to get into more trail riding. 890 Adventure R is looking sexy 🤤 but I quite enjoy driving my tractor down the trails at the moment. Take care mate. Uncle Steve🇬🇧
In all honesty you are absolutely right. No, it is not wise to ride this type of terrain solo and I wouldn’t recommend it (do what I say, not what I do)😁 although I am quite happy picking the beast up, one advantage of those sticky out cylinders! Hopefully Jason will come with me next time. Take care Paul and stay safe mate.
Maybe its a tip when you hit sand don't sit down stand up put your wheigt on the back wheel like an enduro rider and pick up some speed because if you ride slow your front wheel wil start to dig in the sand
I know what you mean i also ride a fat pig ( an africa twin adventure sports 1100) but its al fun and games until the bike decides to take a nap on the ground i'm only 1m68 tall so i decided to buy a lighter bike like a crf250l and do those things on that life is so better know i can make happy mistakes without dropping the bike but in the end it dosn't matter what you ride light or heavy so long as you have fun in it and expiriance comes with riding doing off road events even take some lessons take time to learn its not a race
Nice to see footage of the German TET, not much of it as fare as I know? Damn that loose sand can be hard sometimes. Tired to practise on it when I was on the DK beaches, but I never got the hang of it. HAHA, watch the three 🤣 Haha love the chat you have with your self in the helmet, got me laughing 🤣 Thank you for sharing Uncle Steve 😆
Cheers Thomas, I need way more practice off road in general. Still the more you ride the better you get (allegedly). Im about half way through the German TET at the moment it’s only about 10 - 20 % off road, very strict in Germany, but I really want to get into more trail riding. 890 Adventure R is looking sexy 🤤 but I quite enjoy driving my tractor down the trails at the moment. Take care mate. Uncle Steve🇬🇧
Hi Steve nice to see you out and about. Should you really be solo doing this ? She is a big lump when she goes over! Take but continue with the fun.
In all honesty you are absolutely right. No, it is not wise to ride this type of terrain solo and I wouldn’t recommend it (do what I say, not what I do)😁 although I am quite happy picking the beast up, one advantage of those sticky out cylinders! Hopefully Jason will come with me next time. Take care Paul and stay safe mate.
Maybe its a tip when you hit sand don't sit down stand up put your wheigt on the back wheel like an enduro rider and pick up some speed because if you ride slow your front wheel wil start to dig in the sand
You are definitely right about that technique. I have so much to learn about riding big bikes off road
I know what you mean i also ride a fat pig ( an africa twin adventure sports 1100) but its al fun and games until the bike decides to take a nap on the ground i'm only 1m68 tall so i decided to buy a lighter bike like a crf250l and do those things on that life is so better know i can make happy mistakes without dropping the bike but in the end it dosn't matter what you ride light or heavy so long as you have fun in it and expiriance comes with riding doing off road events even take some lessons take time to learn its not a race
Very true. At the end of the day as long as it puts a smile on your face. Take care, thanks for the comment and keep riding.