What bike was the swing arm from ? And what about the front wheel for a wider one please

Great video, what stand is that you have. Thanks

I bought the same racks here in the US, now I want to get the same cases. How did you connect the cases with the rack?

Great little film! Can i ask which mirrors you have on the CRF?

Iap sensor kept me confused for a minute.

I’m impressed how you handled that massive step at 20:29, I think you only fell of as you weren’t planning for it to work so were surprised to be there. Happend to me many times doing something technical and falling off on the east bit after as I wasn’t expecting to get that far.

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Hi i love the video i have a question however . Whats that metal tiny stick on the left of the chain sprocket when u open the cover... Mine is wobbly is that bad.. Im not a mechanic but i do my best to understand and id love someone who could explain this to me

Hello! Can I include this video in my future content? Appreciate your response! :)

Nice instructions! Bearings you had there originally were installed the seal towards the outside, no seal towards inside, wrong way.

What make is your front axel stand?

Stunner. My TLs is running Yoshi Cams, Yoshi full system, PC 5 with a flashed Ecu. Front end is EBC discs with Brembo pads and RGV250 N calipers. front brake is insane for bite! braided lines. Suspension is all Maxton, with adjusted rake. May be old but a proper weapon 🙂

Hello Mate thanks for the Video. Just wondering if your bike already had the Grab rail installed. I have the 2020 model and it does not come with the grab rails.

Fair play to you. I've been riding 40 odd years, but if I'm being totally honest, I still find big adventure bikes a bit intimidating.....

Thank you for taking the time to put out this information

del ke vic

Unfortunately the food and especially the coffee is very hit and miss at Squires, the girls they have serving and making the coffee are on a bit of a fast turnover and a lot of them haven't even made their own beds before starting there let alone made a cup of coffee. The regular visitors to Squires soon learn which girls to go to for a decent cuppa.

Now i know how to do mine on my gen 1..great video mate.love it.

Thanks for the upload, very interesting piece of kit. Im looking to get an adventure bike and soft luggage may be an option for me. I look forward to seeing how it performs when you test it.

get more seat time and learn more off road specific technique - well done for trying lads , possibly brush your skills up on slightly easier lanes, these are not hard by any means so if you get more basics and hours in the saddle you will come back to these and laugh

fair play fellas

Excellent video.

Hey friend. All good to feature it? Full credits will be given to you, of course. Thank you so much!

god damned i could have done this myself instead of paying the guy

I am going over mine this year. Already started ordering tons of parts.

Hello, Rider! Hope you're doing great! :D :) Love this clip! Would it be OK if we used it in a youtube video we're making and maybe share it on our social media? We'll credit you in the video and all descriptions. Thank you! :) Can you explain what happened?

Hey, man! IS it cool if I use this for a video on my channels? I'll fully credit you for whatever I use! Lmk and thanks!

I am really stuck couldn't adjust my throttle body screws probaly can u help ?

How are you? May I share this video for a youtube edit that I'm working on? I'll credit you on screen of course. Thanks in advance.

Hey mate, would it be nice to feature your clip in my next episode? Credited of course (watermark and link to your channel).

Great stuff and well filmed. I have a similar course coming up this spring and wanted to get an idea of what I'm in for. What you did there got pretty technical and with all that rain was a huge challenge. You did extremely well and I hope I can do as good.

Truly great sound. But what 's the deal with the knobbies? Sliding around as it is, with my Michelin pilot road 5.

You guys enjoy the TET and all trails, why did you let your 250's go? I bought a new T7 for TET touring etc, to big, to heavy, now on a crf300 rally, its no enduro bike but it doesn't hold me back and i have no fear tipping into any trail, the best thing is it will sit at 70mph and im off to the Pyrenees in May. Pretty sure Steve used to keep his caravan on my storage site in Lambley? If it is you, how's it going 👍🏼 Chris

Good effort guys!! I’ve ridden some TET’s as well with my 1100 AT and laid her down plenty of times. She’s heavy! 😅 I did noticed you don’t disable all the 3 electronic interventions? Especially the Traction Control and Wheelie Control. During the last hill climb I saw the engine cutting the power a few times trying to intervene with the loss of traction or wheelie controle during the angle of attack during the climb. It does take some time to disable all 3, but it’s well worth it. Good luck on the adventures!! 👍

Fair played to you both. Some challenging riding.

Karoo Street not good for that kind of course. Nice try.

Hey guys, I think different tires would have helped a lot , something more off roady maybe....

to big t heavy to old to fat simple lol

Hello! Would it be okay to use it in compilations and maybe on some of ours Social Networks? You will get full credit for it. Thanks

Serious green laning there boys!! ATs maybe a bit too tall and heavy - I have a 97 XR600r that might cope a bit better, nice to see you two back!! All the best!! 👍🏍🏍👍

Alright mate, building my bike now. What carb did you use? Cheers!

thank you for this Pete

Fair play Gentlemen, they're some tough lanes on the big bikes.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 a quick question, where was that water crossing, we've not found that one yet.. 😂 Just subed, keep up the good work.👍🏻👍🏻 funny to hear someone else that also ends up blowing out of their arse too.. our normal intercom announcement is "who' blowing out their arse"? 😮‍💨😂😂

If your going down to Wales to do the Strata, check out Elen valley and Nant Y Moch whilst your down there. The later is a big bike play ground especially if wet.

Great chatter, had me pissin me pants.... just subbed looking forward to hearing ya bantering back n forth! Goodday M8s!

Nice to see Pat again. His enthusiasm is infectious. I was off five times over the two days. Great fun but I was shagged when i got home. We had similar weather. I was amazed how much I learnt over the two days.

The background music is really annoying and degrades your subject delivery.

Well done lads, it is a lot harder on a big bike, but so rewarding.

Weldone!

@11:22 - was that comment aimed at me? Haha, I wasn't struggling!