Can I Kill the Harley Davidson Pan America Adventure Bike ep.1/3 

Thanks mate appreciate it heaps!

Cheers mate just had to persevere!

Thanks mate, yep being 6'3" does help a bit dragging the bike around!

Haha all good intentions haha but yep f$ck it!!!

Thanks mate! I'm too lazy to drop tyre pressure lol! Yeah the pulling in reverse was a pretty cool balance act!

geez any bike in that super soft dry sand would be a battle! Its a good challenge thats for sure!

agree!

Thanks mate glad you enjoyed the series! Madness does help!

Thanks mate! Was just a short one close to home but had a ball and heaps happened! I'll punch them out pretty quick

Cheers mate always glad I can make you happy! We need a T with that logo! Ep2 currently uploading

cheers mate I agree 100% but its fun to mix it up! More excitement coming in the next 2 vids!

Thanks Dr Dave! We all need help to navigate our way! Online therapy works!

Cheers mate hey big congrats on the win! Thats a very cool effort, well done!

Thanks mate I'm either really thick or enjoy the challenge of the big bike! Even I'm not sure!

Let's go with the challenge first ! 😁😬

I would have had the small stand sand foot on the bike, works well

Haha yes the corner perv I think you hit it! Yeah it's fun getting out on the mx track on my 450 after riding the big girl!

Awesome cheers!

Will do. Cheers.

Cheers mate thanks glad you enjoyed the vids

Mate thanks, I'm showing it as real as I can, no point hiding the mistakes, it really shows that we all struggle! Cheers for the comment

Got to hand it to you - big bikes on sand takes a whole lot of skill which you demonstrated nicely. @@oldmanspeedadventures

Cheers mate, I think I got some good footage over the 3 days, I'll work on ep2 this arvo!

Yeah pretty spot on, had to pick my battles thus decided to camp in at Freshwater, didnt want to deal with too much soft, deep sand that day!

yessirree its a battle in the sand, but once on thwe hard pack it was worth the effort! Enjoy the ride on your PA!

I have seen that come and go so know I now why!! Awesome I'll go out now and take a look. Thanks!!

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Cheers Bruce it was good when it was good but totally crap when it went bad! But kinda knew what to expect and just went with what happened!

Yes I was wondering about that but I did have the beach permit and the weather was atrocious I would have just tried my best to talk my way out of it! Lucky it was midweek so there was not many people camping.

Good ay!

yeah I reckon I'm over thinking it!

Thanks mate being 6'3" certainly helps with leverage! But yeah big heavy lump when it's in the sand!

Aahhh yes so 20k a day is an easy walk. Right next winter I'm doing it!

@@oldmanspeedadventures 20 km a day thru sand carrying everything you need for 2-3 days won't be great but it's definitely not Everest! 🤘😁

@@simonjones2645 100% you can't climb Everest in a pair of boardies!

too lazy! Also such a low profile tyre on the rear, it won't really squash out much as per a 4wd tyre or a larger profile adv tyre. But having said that, yes it would have assisted a small amount Im sure, next time Ill give it a hit.

We have a music critic, tough crowd man

haha possibly!

I serm to cope ok

I should write myself that same note!

Right! Im pretty sure I am not paranoid, must be the defensive move to stop creepers! Cheers!

Bugga my cover has been blown!

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Cheers mate

BTW the intent was to get the bike turned to the hard pack sand, it worked in the end. In hindsight I would have dragged the front towards the ocean, it would have helped a heap. Remember I had a 260kg plus bike with load.

Ps it's a positive tactical choice natural you don't need therapy

It's funny how our brains work. Thanks Dr Steve for the free session!

It's a video mate. I think I explain riding in sand is not easy. I think I also self deprecate about my ability in sand with sarcasm. I have raced mx in sand, raced cross country in sand, a loaded adventure bike is a different thing. Every minute was a learning experience. In the next vid I explain how I adapt. Stick around. I actually point out why I crashed in the sand. I'm also not embarrassed as I clearly say in the video. Interesting to hear what your opinion is on video 2 when I do actually give some sandriding advice. I'm assuming your from WA or somewhere that has a lot more sand riding. Anyways take it as you will, it's an entertainment video, if I was a great rider at all aspects of off road would make for a pretty boring video. There's always experts that will have an opinion on whatever I do, hillclimbs, descents, logs, even mx, being an ex pro mx and off road racer I'll still get other riders criticise on what and how. But I'll do me. Cheers for the input, let me know after episode 2 I go into my mistakes in the sand, and how I adapted on the day.

Thanks mate I'll try my best to keep the content flowing! Welcome aboard!