Nice ride. What drone are you flying

It's bloody brilliant to see you have bounced back from the surgery and back on the Bush Pig,😁 and showing us your favourite part of Tassie. Bushy Park looks nice from the cemetery when the hops are ready. Yes, normally you are chasing Sideways Steve on the gravel.🤣 Thanks for promoting RTB Geoff.

Great to hear you have the green light geoff 💪 bloody good to see you out on the bushpig again. 👍 magic day up the valley too

Welcome back mate, hope you pulled up ok after your day out. Great to see you out and taking it easy. Enjoy 😎👍

Tip fkn top Geoff great to see you back and in good spirits mate and on a majestic fkn day to boot 💪 thanks for the look around, ride on sir 🍻

Still looks dry down there.

I miss tassie.

Wasn't the day awesome? where would you rather be, DUDE I almost had him but that Aprillia really does serve up that curry don't it? it's really got some stick.

Nice walk and good shots with the drone, they are always a good contribution. I see the colors well saturated, are you using polarizing filters? Anyway, it looks very good,I'm glad you're back and recovered. greetings!

Nice video mate...Im in Burnie.

And he's back! Well done mate, and congrats on the all-clear!

Good to see you back on the bike mate enjoyed the video.

Great tyre, is it the camera or is that flag backwards ?

Great video reminds me of my trip last year starting at the same places and the scenery is amazing

Wish you well on your operation. It is an important subject to bring up and glad you did. My friend is going through radiation for his prostrate cancer, he is 65 years old. When we were all younger we would not go to a doctor unless parts were falling off of us, but now older we need to get checked more often. Another buddy of mine has limp node cancer in his neck and is getting radiation done as well. Our prayers go out to you.

Hi mate nice ride to Richmond. I have a friend buried at St Johns Catholic Church graveyard in Richmond. It's a really nice historic town. Currently, I live in WA. Ps I will be returning back to Hobart to live in my home state in about 18 months. I have a CF Motto 450 mt. Best wishes with your health, and I will say a prayer for you ✝️

Best wishes. When your back and up and I have my bike in Trevallyn I'd love to join you for a future ride.

Ah shit sorry to hear that, glad you caught it early! A few months off is a drop in the ocean. Take care and thanks for sharing. A good reminder that I'm due some blood tests.

At the age of 57 I went through the same thing I had robotic surgery and had the prostate removed, I am 61 now and all good life is great the old fella is even still working if you know what I mean

DR650? What a lard arse donkey of a bike. Must be a joke this video?

Thumbs down for the bogan that remotely believes that a PROSTATE CANCER test detected by a PSA test is nothing more than a chance guess.because 90% do not detect anything abnormal until it's way too late to do anything. Seeya later bogan.

Speedy recovery

Hi mate, good to talk about this stuff. Ironically, I am laying on the couch watching your video, on day 8 after my laparoscopic radical prostatectomy. Like you, I was asymptomatic, I had the same three tests with the same diagnosis. Like you I chose surgery. All the very best!

Gees I spend 6 months of the bike due to a speeding ticket.

Hey Geoff , all the best for your recovery, heading down your way for 3 weeks in Feb . Transporting bikes down from Brisbane to Melbourne. Catch up for a brew. Been watching your channel for a while now great insight into Tasmania thanks .

Thanks for telling us I hoop all turns out ok for you.

Good on ya mate.

I had a radical Prostatectomy at 48, now at 57. No problem. Was riding again within 4 weeks and surfing as well. By the way it’s “ Prostate” not “ Prostrate “.

Good video mate your looking after others 👍

Thanks for sharing Geoff, all you guys out there this is why an annual checkup is so important I get mine done around my birthday & you have to ask for a PSA test among all the normal blood test. Hope it all goes well for you Geoff

All the best for your recovery, love Richmond, that bridge was built to last.

Glad to hear you caught this in the early stages mate im over 50 and check myself out regularly with my doctor,bloods and anything else to keep an eye on what my body is up to . Ride on 👏👍

All the best to you for a speedy recovery.

Thoughts and prayers are with you Geoff, you have my number if you need anything or just want to chat. Good on you for bringing this out in the open we (men) can be very stubborn when it comes to health issues and sadly we are dying because of it. So thank you for being so open and honest, maybe someone acts on this and who knows you may save a life or two.

Good on you for sharing mate 🙏 all the best for a swift recovery. Much love #nohomo

Best of luck with it all mate.. Looking forward to seeing you recovered and back on the bike.

Good luck cobba hope it all goes smoothly and ya heal fast

Thank you for sharing this with us Geoff. It undoubtedly required immense courage to allow your subscribers a glimpse into your life during such a challenging time. Well done on your openness. I know from our personal conversations that you are very positive about this and it comes as a timely reminder to all your subscribers men and women (they have men in their lives) to have that conversation with them and their doctor. As we enter Movember, I encourage your subscribers to prioritize getting tested. As you point out Geoff and to quote RAW Rural Alive and Well, “Conversations Change Lives” and you having this conversation could very well help save someone’s life. Well done.👍 Darrel and Jonathan RtB

Hope all goes well, Good luck.

I watched your video with interest regarding prostate cancer. I’m 68 and was diagnosed with prostate cancer at 60 , my cancer like yours was still contained within the prostate. I chose HDR Brachytherapy which essentially is hollow needles placed in the prostate then a radioactive isotope is placed directly into the prostate. At the end of the procedure the needles are taken out you go to recovery then go home the same day . The reason I mention this is there are other options rather than surgery. I urge everyone to get a psa blood test done once a year preferably from 50 onwards . If you are diagnosed then do your research as to what treatment you would like which is surgery or radiation. If you don’t feel comfortable with your urologist go and get a second opinion. You have to take charge of your own health.

All the best going forward 👍 . My Dad had it and passed away aged 93. He passed away with it and not from it. Make sure you turn you fuel of and run the engine until it drains the carby and shuts down.

That's a great message After my op, I asked the doctor, what about motorcycles? The answer was 8 weeks, no bike Good luck with it all, you'll be fine In the old days, it was never picked until...

Thanks for sharing, all the best for surgery and the recovery.

Love Richmond! Really happy your cancer was caught in early stages. All the best for your recovery, hope to see you and Darryl in Maydena in the future.

Thanks Geoff that's some great advice that everyone should follow. Hope you have a speedy recovery..and hopefully i might just bump into you in a couple months time on your breaky run...and have one of gaylenes world famous egg n bacon rolls and coffee with ya haha. I told her you have made them world famous because of your videos haha 😄👍

hope all goes well mate 😮 i had testy cancer and it had spreed to 5 limp nodes , also found another different cancer when testing so had to go through 3 months of chemo 😥1 hell of a operation and a couple of smaller ops later and so far all good now 🙃👍glad that your dr found it in time to treat it before it started to travel . keep us up to date on your recovery 👍

Psa test is a must as you get older, I have it done every 6months. Good advice and speedy recovery.

Glad to hear that you're home now mate. Take it easy and we'll catch up soon.

Good on ya geoff 👏 us males dont like talking about this shit but this is a prime example of getting regular check ups and getting on to it before it's too late.

Good luck with the surgery Geoff. Will be keeping an ear out for an update when it is over and done with.