Tell me about it, the one day I didn't set the tracker on WhatsApp app with my wife lol learning experience

@@NomadScotland done a lot of solo riding over the last 20 odd years Probably never pushed myself that much because of that risk Passion is first aid and safety Riding with mates is so much more fun Something I would recommend to you Be safe KTM rally this year ?.

A did aye

@@NomadScotland I've bought a couple of bikes from Tam over the years 😃 What windscreen did you fit & does it shake more than the original ? Cheers 😆

Got it on Ebay took the risk from China, honestly it's fantastic the way it slots in. Had it up Broxburn at weekend and had zero issues, the real bonus though is whilst on road the aerodynamics are much better no more wind in the face lol link below www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226391366436?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=rt4ipo68sw6&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=F9PwURDlRHa&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Hey there!! Glad to see the 890 is working well for you. Question for you, with the decat and removing the DB killer did you notice a change in power? Thinking about doing the same thing and was planning on getting the PC6 to increase the fuel because there is now more airflow. Cheers

I've had 500 EXC, 450', 250s to be honest they all have there places, I bought the 250 just for some fun in the dirt, really easy to throw around and still has the power to pull me easily, I'm also 6"2 and 109kg, I upgraded the rear shock spring to 110 - 115kg rating. The 500 i used for enduro to much power though, the 450 sxf was an animal lol but more for track than casual off roading. The 250s give you best of all worlds and helps improve my adventure riding 👍

Thanks for taking the time to get back to is mate. I just want something to throw about at the weekend and have some fun, not for racing or that. All the research am doing seams to be pointing in the direction of a 250. Can always go bigger after a while on the 250 if I decide. I don’t want to end up up a tree because of excessive power ye know haha

There's plenty out there where do you normally ride?

@@NomadScotland just the 'usual' and probably better trodden paths, sometimes just local though. I'll keep an eye on yor channel - lookign for some new places to explore!

Goof effort mate that's me getting back at it took some time out, TET this year not sure what parts to do though

I love this combo working really well, the new mitas enuro trail xt+ is mega

I've kept with the Michelin Tracker on the front love, isn't bad on tarmac but fantastic off road.

Halfords Drum and Caliper spray paint, and the spacers are perfect have tested off road no rubbing 👍

Thank you 👍

That is up over the the tac mae doon road in Campsie Fells some decent old forrest tracks

@@NomadScotlandcheers mate

Wasn't my finest moment lol

👍 thanks mate

If you have ever been to Drumclog Off Road you'll know why lol 👍

They wouldn't have had to know that 😂😂

Good luck I'm missing this year unfortunately but loved good challenge

Thanks bro 👍👌😂

Sorry 😞

🤣 sorry about that Glasgow Scottish 😬

Yip saved my self 900 bucks on an Ackro lol to be honest sounds mega with the arrow decat 👍

The 3 lochs is open to all and a fantastic place for camping and scenery just can't rip the arse out of speeding

@@NomadScotland Really! .. I didn't know that. Is there written confirmation anywhere, before I get myself into bother..

​@@stevia13 Google 'Three Lochs Forest Drive | Scotland Off the Beaten Track' "There are three forest drives in Scotland. These are unsurfaced scenic roads maintained by Forestry and Land Scotland, allowing visitors to get a taste of remote (ish) parts of the countryside without leaving their vehicles. The Three Lochs Forest Drive is the only one found in the Highlands, and we think it’s the most spectacular of the trio. Winding gradually downhill from the summit of Duke’s Pass, the track offers wonderful views across the heart of the forested Trossachs. There are short, waymarked walking trails at a few points; by far the most attractive are those along Loch Drunkie - the middle of the three lochs on the passed on the route. The best time to visit is in mid October when you’ll catch stunning autumnal hues, just before the forest drive closes for the season." If you have a road legal bike, they should be legal, no?

Thanks all good now 👍

Thanks mate all part of the Adventure I suppose if I hadn't had my armour on would have been quite a different story safe travels 👍

All part of the Adventure I suppose that's why we do, that bloody track and it's weird shape hidden Dip caught me out lol and my wallet 😅

@NomadScotland I'm taking it as an 'expensive learning experience' and went back to the basics to build up what I was/ am missing in skills. I tried to drift around a tree. My tires regained traction about 1 inch too soon 😂 pushed my left fuel tank under my seat. 8 weeks in the dealership to get repaired. Put 1.85-21/2.5-18 wheels on & worked on better traction management - still am since I was looking for the 'right' tires to the point.

Absolutely 💪👍

I cleaned the pre filter last month and the internal filter was still pretty spotless to be honest just gave it another coat of oil

I went further and removed the DB killer sweet lol

Yea there will be four big sacks numbered for each of the C/P at the start point, cracking day out weather got crappy towards the end but a good Ultra, alot of single track and sheep trail. Good luck unfortunately I miss it this year. 💪👍

@@NomadScotland Thanks! Fingers crossed for the weather aye 🤞😬

If you put in google maps 3 Lochs Drive it will lead you to start point 👍

@@NomadScotland great. Thanks

I mean depends on your style of riding I do a fair bit off road I've had the bike downed several times nit had any issues, I pack on the RhinoWalk carrier on that side things like tent, sleeping bad, Spare clothes so it's cushioned if it does go down

Lol camera doesn't do Drumclog justice 🤣

Thanks mate 👍💪

Always with permission mate I know every land owner across the campsie fells, I'm 42 and have ridden same areas since I was 12 and worked with alot if the farmers, in return didn't want paid just somewhere to ride my dirt bikes

Hi man Falkirk based, looks like you know the places to ride... Aye if you're every having a ride Day I'd be interested too