S2E2 Making my bike Roadworthy! 

I love working on my bike. It just takes me away from all the other distractions life has to offer. A good bourbon, some good music and a wrench in my hand, that’s as close to nirvana as one gets.

Watched your vid regarding your untimely escape from Australia. You know you have to bite that particular bullet again one day and return. In the meantime, Europe beckons and particularly a former member state, the UK. There's so much to see and experience here. I'm recommending Scotland and the Highlands and Island in particular. Get there during the summer months and bring some jungle formular insect repellant. Unbelievably, even this far north, the midges swarm in itchy bitey clouds in the summer months in some areas. Step it up a notch and visit Shetland, which is Britains most northerly inhabited island. It's a twelve hour voyage on a night ferry from Aberdeen. The oil industry made Shetland into a busy, thriving community alongside the traditional community that have lived there since the times of the Vikings. Shetland is as much from the Norse tradition as Scotish. It even has a biking scene, for about two months out of every twelve.

All the best on the roadworthy. A tip When putting your tyre on to get even use a bit of soap and water or lube works wonders. 👍👍Dirty Socks (Australia)

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a tip getting the tyre to be even on the rim, A bit of soap it slides very easy.

Thumbs up! So funny reminds me of Germany. Same lame rules. Lol

I would use soft panniers rather than the hard panniers. When you fail there is less damage.

Glad you are home safely, i enjoy your channel and all your adventures, come to New Zealand our country is fabulous for bike riding and gorgeous scenery

What was causing the over heating??

Hopefully she'll fly through no probs bud, say safe 👍

Wow -- I am shocked at the cost to get a bike plated in the Netherlands - had no idea. I thought the cost in the United States was high - nothing compared to what you are paying. I also can't wrap my head around the time it takes them to test your bike -- a few weeks, should take five minutes. Cheers. Looking forward to the next video.

Awesome vid mate. Nice to see the T7 gearing up for an European adventure. Wish you the best in getting it certified and can't wait to see what you get up to next. Onya mate.

You have to wait a few weeks for them to test it?! Wow.

Have you got your road worthy certificate yet?

Wat een werk zeg, hoop dat hij snel goedgekeurd wordt.

I’m glad you are ok with that bad experience on the desert trip recovery, have you found out what was causing the overheating problem? Did you blow a head gasket?

Geez, you're lucky you didn't get a flat front tyre in the bush. That front axle was tight!

Hello from Australia. Just wanted to know why the bike was using coolant that resulted in you abandoning it in the desert.

Are there anymore videos coming?

Great coverage. Your bike has had a Christmas I would say. Did you need to balance your tyres? or not bother.

There's a chance you could keep it on the WA plate, just keep paying the rego...........

Hey mate, can i ask you how much did it cost you to ship the motorcycle in Europe from perth?

I bet it would be easier to get your wheels off to either repair or replace the tyres and tube/search in the shed than out on the desert on Anne Beadell highway lol 😂. What is the plan after you get the bike plated Luke?

Was that fruit cake ever changed, That beat you up in the Australian dessert,

Shame --- a teddy bear 🐻 ??????