Stand up shift your weight on to the rear and open the throttle the bike will track through it just fine. It’ll feel loose but that’s because it is :)

It's definitely a learning curve on the big bike, it was iffy the first time I got my 1190 in some deep silt around here. Try and carry more momentum through and stand up- it feels sketchy at first but it feels great to do!

😂the goat waa paying attention

Great video. Very enjoyable.

I think it's the colours that get me hooked out there. The contrast between red earth, blue sky, and white clouds is amazing. Great vids.

Excellent series brought back memories of my rides there in the 90's! Cheers! and safe travels.

Thanks for posting the vid. When did you record this?

Awesome videos

Just needs one more thing…..

Sits to high, most people can't touch the ground

I'm glad you found the red dirt intimidating, I rode there solo on a loaded GS1200 and felt the same. fell of heaps, just slow speed washouts. but yea it's hard work. great vid guys.

I've enjoyed the entire series mate! Looking forward to your next adventure. Stay upright 🙂

great video, been to CC on my GS1200 on my own from Gold Coast, dropped it over 10 times through Bulloo Downs on the way, camped so was fully loaded. great to relive my trip through this video. thanks mate.

enjoying your trip mate. seen some very good riding in some slippery stuff.

Looks like a great trip looking forward to lots more

What are you riding mate

Ouch!!!!

I found it hard to get my head around but after 11 days I was much better at it...

The little left head check of the small carpark at the top of old burrier at the gate, park there and walk about 20m off the right side of the track, it a great lookout.

Hows that trail go in wet weather?

Quite enjoyed this video - thank you.

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Got to say a big thanks for researching and posting this. I rode this route yesterday, and me and my mate had a great time. Cheers

Absolutely brilliant video. Thank you for posting. I’m going to it…

Fantastic video, thank you.

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Great vid, thanks for the tips

Was the gate sign on the gate an example of Ozzie humour? Hi from NZ,. Anthony.

This looks like a great run. I'm going to have to do this one real soon. Thanks for sharing the route

Really enjoying your rides, thanks for taking us along! Your editing and music makes it even better 💯

Great video ride safe

Great video. It does take a longtime to get confidence in the sand but you did very well like a pro. Ride safe

Someone’s got good taste with the Defender in the background 👍

Great trip, Outback looks fantastic....I assume by the lack of luggage carried on all the bikes you must of had a support vehicle?....if not interested in what all of you carried, cheers

Good to say the roads were in better condition the last time I was that

Great video mate! I recently bought a KTM 1190 R and can't wait to get out there on it, but I reckon I'll be just as (if not more) nervous on that loose stuff as you were, especially since I've been a road rider most of my life... Anyhoo, looking forward to more of your adventures, stay upright! 👍

Looks like a great ride mate. Looking forward to seeing the rest.

Nice one

Really good vid. You always seem to put a video out of a ride I’ve been mentally planning. We’re riding to Cape York in September so I’ll expect a thorough video of your adventure beforehand please…..

Well done mate! Yep, that Cut Line can be hairy and momentum if definitely your friend! 🤞😂🍀 Mark & I rode it before they replaced quite a few of the horror bull dust sections and my heart was in my throat many a times! But the stunning scenery was a great distraction nonetheless. Great adventure m8…carry on! 😁👍🏁🏍💨

What is that screen you have on your bike? Is that the standard one?

Waiting for more!!👊

I know exactly what you mean with the dirt , got to keep speed up and trust the bike will glide straight . Fun though

Thanks for the new vid. Happy to see more adventures

Thanks for sharing the adventure

Makes the black top so boring!

Mmm shimmy