How to get in and out of trouble with your motorcycle

I'll show you the best way to test if you and your bike are ready for a real adventure. I’ve learnt how important it is to focus on preparing yourself for when things don’t go to plan.
It's important to get a feel for what it means to suffer … thirsty, hungry, exhausted, boiling hot or freezing cold, you need to know what it means to suck it up and get it done when there’s no one around to do it for you.
For the past few weeks, I’ve been preparing my T7 World Raid for a mission across Australia with one of my mates. I kinda know what to expect, all the more reason I’m battle-prepping the bike.
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[@angmohmoto]

A lot of moto videos make me want to buy parts, or buy a new bike, or gear etc etc. Your videos make me want to go for a RIDE! Awesome stuff

[@ebiebrahimi7472]

well said bro

[@awesomeagnihotrisvlog]

Such an awesome compliment…👍👍👍

[@muerdelavida]

I am 64 years old from Spain. Last July (in 2023) I broke my left collarbone, three weeks ago I broke the left collarbone by another place. I was thinking in giving up off road .. but you make me think ... cheers mate!

[@SLSLSL-u8v]

Get a lighter bike😂

[@miljenkobosnjak8393]

Don't go to that places anymore 😂

[@lobuko]

Espero que te recuperes pronto, un abrazo

[@mynamedontfi]

emotional composure. you said it man.

[@samhill3496]

Think my right one is broken or cracked right now. Tenere tried to kill me. But it didn't. 69 in a few days. Keep living.

[@PavelessAdventure]

I’ve had something similar happen to me last winter. Driving on a frozen river (ice studs) I broke through. Front tire broke through and I got sent flying over the bars, bike slowly sank to the bottom of the river as the ice below the bike gave way. . Luckily only 4-5’ deep. I dragged the bike across the muddy river bed, in chest deep freezing water up to the shore while breaking up ice as I went along. Long story short managed to get the bike up top of the ice and started on a long walk back to the highway where I was able to be picked up. Bike had to spend the day along the river bank until I could retrieve it next day. Drz lived on drained the fuel and oil and she was ready for more adventures Cheers

[@MotologyFilms]

Wow mate, that's gnarly. I've cracked through ice coated lakes in Norway for a swim, but to endo a dirtbike then drag it out ... legendary.

[@Mingthemercyless]

I got washed away in the Ramu river in PNG a few years ago, i was grabbed by a local tribesman who helped me get my feet and drag the.... DRZ out something about a DRZ and doing stupid sh1t.

[@drz400sm5]

I don't know what it is with the drz. You are correct. Don't even think about it on africa twin.

[@sonicrulez]

holy fuck that's a legendary feat... glad you made it ok bud!

[@bendikswalterbosma1126]

How do you manage to get the drone footage? Flying autonomous between the schrubs is quite a challenge.

[@christopherbarker6110]

Hells teeth, never wanted to climb into the television and help someone that bad before mate, fair play that was an epic effort

[@brianglendenning1632]

I’m just trying my luck 🍀 for

[@benetton16]

I can't even imagine the physical but mostly the mental strength required in order to be out there all alone in these conditions and keep going! You are trully an inspiration and a true legend...keep going!!! Greeting from Greece!

[@jodifinnegan8660]

Just said to my husband, I nearly can’t watch this… I’ve never wanted to crawl thru the tv & help someone so much in my life!! Great video, it’s honest that you don’t edit the worst situation out like a lot of people would! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@iamandreja]

Adv riding is all about the worst situations, if he had edited it, it wouldn't be as fun 🙂

[@babar69110]

temper a bit, it is a scenario, with time to set up cameras .... But his advices are always good and logical. I love the way he is obsessed like a 5 years kid about his exhaust ;)

[@RamblingRuters]

Needed this in my personal life Adam, not just for the motorcycle adventures, the first two minutes of what you said are gold. Can't wait to see the memories you're going to share on this upcoming adventure. As a retired Army veteran I appreciate your insights mate, many, many times I've had to suck it up, adapt & overcome, cheers from the U.S. 🤙

[@jamesfairmind2247]

All the very best to you my friend,I ride in the USA whenever I can, most beautiful off-roading in the entire world, keep strong, love from the UK.

[@trinc52]

The noise coming outta of it😂😂😂 yeshhhhh sir

[@RamblingRuters]

​​@@jamesfairmind2247Europe has alot of beautiful places to ride as well when I was in Germany for a while. Different kind of beauty there, but we have a wide variety of terrain here and alot of places you can ride

[@MotologyFilms]

Cheers mate. Trying to impart this mindset onto my two girls.

[@RamblingRuters]

@MotologyFilms 💯, same for my kids as well brother, as I also tell them "you can choose comfort or you can choose growth, but you can't do both"!

[@Liveandletlive438]

Adam doesn't play around. Even the practice round was a full-on adventure. Hats off to you mate!

[@ridinghigh2797]

Thanks for showing us not everything we try is easy. But if we stick with it, we can get there. You are the Man.

[@СергейХарченко-р5х]

You are fantastic. You get a 200 kilogram motorcycle out of the water yourself! I ride enduro all year round. But my bike is 100 kg. This is the only cure for my multiple sclerosis. which I have had for 7 years. I'm watching from Ukraine

[@linc_y]

Slava Ukraini!

[@cezaryter6663]

@@linc_y WHY??? zelenki sold yours country and you are happy?

[@two-wheeledsteed8113]

Damn, you are one tough SOB dragging that bike out of the water Adam. An inspiration to all adventurists everywhere. Well done!

[@christiaanF1]

Thanks for the swimming lessons mate , you are a legend ! Getting it done💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@simon916sps]

Time spent on recce is never wasted. The only thing I can say is... 'They say you are what you eat, and you, Sir, just ate a f*^ing legend.' What a phenomenal effort getting the bike out of that river. You have my utmost respect!

[@BeanieBiker_AutisticRider]

I remember a insta lass who I won't name, but has thousands of subscribers , who off roads in the UK, caught in a small rut, and said it was impossible to get the bike out and it took 3 people to lift the bike out, I said just push it over and drag it, she said no it wouldn't work, seeing what you do, I know it works, but instead just got loads of abuse in return, there are those that can and those that talk pesh, great video Adam

[@babar69110]

i see who you are talking about... now new hype is to take roads and tracks used everyday by locals and workers and build some drama if a bit hurt by shitty riding and overloaded bike, so take a plane back to Europe then come back continue the same shit. millions of followers. good money to live a false life....

[@ThisTall]

@@babar69110I think he’s talking about a rider that just rides in the UK. Not Africa..

[@babar69110]

@@ThisTall i meant in a general way, this kind of people. There are so many... Reminds me a famous one taking picture of his bike on a muddy track in Russia, but this track was 30 meters from road he was using ;)

[@2ShoesPhoto]

Your videos are just so damn inspiring, I'm selling everything, buying a T7, and traveling the world... OK maybe not, my back just can't handle that anymore, but I love your videos, the no BS, no half assing anything.

[@kubakubiczek]

Can we all spend a moment to appreciate the modern technology of drones that follow the rider, avoid trees and tall grasses and adjust itself perfectly? Holy cow. You're a massive inspiration to go out and explore, Adam :)

[@Cessayr]

Do you happen to know what kind of drone this video was using? As a tech-y guy i was in awe as well. Besides the impressive feat of strength and endurance on display here of course!

[@Nigriff]

I'm watching this while sitting in traffic on the beltway. It keeps me calm ❤

[@mateuszszurpit6499]

This is a man and a motorcycle combined into one. Wherever there is demand, there is always an adventure. I'll watch another movie and I'm already packing my motorcycle for the trip. Thank you Adam, greetings from Norway

[@Boresjev]

Adam, you are a STRONG man! Not only physically but mentally as well! What a legend!!! I was tired and emotionally down just by watching! :-)

[@98luckyneon]

The water crossing / pulling bike out reminded my why I sold my Tenere 700 and got a 450l…I am definitely not skilled enough nor strong enough to pick up and move that heavy ass bike multiple times on a trip lol. Love your videos and watching your positivity throughout …also your riding skills are goals of mine someday lol

[@jamesfairmind2247]

Adam, I have been following you from the beginning, and whilst I totally get you don't need it yourself (yet), please consider talking about the Eastbound Moto-Winch because a lot of people like myself (who sadly ain't 25 years old anymore but like go on solo RTW adventures), might like to have the reassurance that when TSHTF, if all else fails, they can always use it to pick up their bike. Maybe they never use it, but psychologically, when riding alone, for less than 1.5 kilos of weight, it is a major reassurance. BTW, when I was 22, I rode around 23,000 kms around OZ, Perth to Perth, via Sydney, Melbourne, Cairns, Darwin and everywhere else, and I know that the lying out in the Nullarbor looking up at the billions of stars in a perfect clear night sky will always remain the most inspiring memory of my entire time on this planet.

[@olleh4556]

Hey Adam, you've really inspired me to get out there in the world and push my limits and comfort zone. Next year I'm taking 5 weeks off and heading in whichever direction I feel like starting from home in Norway. I've learnt a lot from your channel, but still have a lot more to learn. As it stands I've not yet decided on which adventure bike to get, but I imagine whatever bike I choose it'll serve me well on my journey from pavement to gravel, dirt, water and whatever else may find me out there. Here's to hoping theres plenty more videos on basic maintenance both while close to civilization, as well as in-the-field problems and possible solutions - you make the learning experience not only highly interesting but also very educational, and most important of all, practical. It might not capture any great scenery, doesn't get you flashy slow-motion shots - but to me it's some of the more valuable stuff you put out there in preparation for my own humble beginnings as an adventure rider. Best regards, some bloke in Norway

[@lessmore444]

T7 air box does have an easily accessible drain nipple on the rear left corner that’s worth a squeeze after those swims. Well played at not getting the full dunk in that pond, there was definitely max grunt lifts dragging it out.

[@leonstrydom9898]

Man we need you to come over to Western Cape, South Africa. You will love the freedom of this adventure country! Be a honour to show you our backyard.

[@paulfenn5060]

I was sweatin' and pantin' right along with you in that water trap, Adam. This is exactly what trail riding big bikes up north in Ontario is like all the time, except your trees and plants are way cooler. You have to be cardio and strength fit to do this stuff, and at my age (65 in about five minutes), somewhat mindful of dropping dead from a heart attack while hauling a 450lb beast out of a bog. Last Sat, I was standing and crossing a large cafe au lait water hole on my 950SE, couldn't see the bottom, when the front wheel dropped down a foot-deep rut and threw me overboard with a splash. Lost my phone and keys in it. All part of the thrill of it. So happy you didn't water her. I completely submerged my previous SE while running once. Took nine oil changes to get the water out of the crankcase. We are strange and lucky people inhabiting a sacred world.

[@kirshberndt8412]

Nice job navigating through that slick and greasy mess without spilling or getting stuck a few more times! Always impressive skills, knowledge, emotional composure and bike builds! Thanks for sharing your adventures 👍🇨🇦

[@jordanthomas8980]

This guys production value and editing is insane if he does this all by himself legend isn’t even a good enough word to describe him

[@TheBlackthornPlan]

Love your story telling and no bs attitude, just getting it done with no fuss or drama. Keep it up you mad dog!

[@AlexFBuchholzPhoto]

Wow. This was truly epic. The sheer determination to get the bike out of the water, up and running again. A great lesson to never give up. Thanks man.

[@martinnewman1967]

Oil in , hit the starter button & your face says it all !! Love it and so do we 😂 Adam that was simply an absolutely awesome video , thank you ❤

[@MotologyFilms]

Haha cheers mate. These CP2 motors have that silky smooth Warhorse quality.

[@lukefish7562]

Adam, So appreciate what you do and for sharing it all with us. A lot of great comments already and I agree with all of them. You’re helping entertain us BUT what you’ve done for me and many others I see on here is help us through a tough time in our life with your inspiring words and actions. So many thanks from your friend over in the 🇺🇸. Ride well my friend!💪🏽🙏🏽 🏍️💨

[@MrSyvern1]

A long rope and a couple of small pullyes is a very good piece of kit to have. My vstrom 1000 is too heavy in some situations and the extra leverage is a savior when really stuck!

[@JonLloyd65]

I went from Bridgetown to Black Point a while back on a KTM 250 TPI - the road was wet but not that waterlogged! Kudos to you for that effort!

[@dalemawby8717]

"gotta get out of this shit fight" haha, geez the rain's are really there mate. I couldn't stop squirming in my chair from wanting to help you get out of that big hole. Top stuff Adam

[@cyclemoto8744]

Not often have I experienced the feeling when watching someone perform a recovery but I can say that I certainly felt the exhaustion when you were working to get the WRaid out of that flooded track. Well done! Cheers

[@Dailyrider94]

My mentor always gave me this advice when struggling being stuck or problem solving. " You're stuck on a field and you gotta get home tonight to your family". That was a time where his dad had to swap tractor engines out in the fields and do it within a day. Fantastic BMW mechanics, wether cars or bikes. Always learning, never stopping

[@ron7202]

I can’t believe all the things I have to re-familiarize myself with after selling my last bike twelve years ago. But, thanks to the people I’ve been watching the last couple years, I’m on an Africa Twin. I still have a ways to go with gear and stuff but, so far so good!

[@Turnermator74]

Hey mate..only just watching this..carry a tie down...loop through wheel..front or back...loop around neck over shoulders...use legs to lift and crab ya way out...front/ back/front...or push front along...or whatever works...heaps easier on ya particularly when nowhere/awkward spots on bike to grab/ lift....love ya vids....adventure riding is to be looked at at as a challenge to not beat you sometimes...lets fuckn go!!!!!😅👍

[@ular48]

I ride the normal T7, this world raid is much heavier to lift and move around like you did it. Amazing the mental strenght you have. It's all in the head.

[@osimnod]

I was exhausted just watching you muster that beast around in the bog. Attitude is 90% of making it out in one piece. And you always include expert advice on maintenance after the ride. Bring on the Cross Oz adventure!

[@mariomotorcyclediaries]

Great Video! I don’t know if you knew it but the rear piece saddle screws and bushings can be inverted and screwed to the frame so that you don’t need the allen key anymore. That ease a bit the life when accessing air filter or battery.

[@shmuliksidransky856]

תודה!

[@MB-ik4pp]

Thanks!

[@rallenrallen]

Man, I mean ……. Maaaaaaan! How could one ever think off camera angles while pulling out a 200 + Kg bike out off a 20:09 „lake“ … H I M S E L F !!! The „getting the war horse out of a ditch thing“ was something. But this one was the real deal! Riemann, the GOAT.

[@codymcgrath6191]

As the owner of a Super Tenere 1200 I've skull dragged out of a few holes now, I got emotional watching him drag that out of the drink.

[@NinjaTTT]

👍 watched too. There are also electric winches that could be mounted on bike. This way could just drag out bike vertically...

[@maxostrowski5269]

My god, you’re Superman! I had the same thing happen here in Florida and that mud really sucked the bike down. I wasn’t able to get the bike out but luckily a trusty 4x4 was there to save the day.

[@JJ-mw9hu]

Fair play. It shows what determination & the right bike can do. Certain "adventure bikes" that I won't name would have been impossible to get out of the mud by yourself. Keep the vids coming.

[@kalumbabwale3729]

GS1250

[@mikecollins8241]

Note to self: working out is more important than planning/ dreaming of going on Adventures 😊

[@sebastianallen]

I really appreciate this long shot of getting stuck. Makes me feel a lot better at having been stuck in random places. It's not just me.

[@AdventureHumans]

Thanks

[@etdbsub0]

The riding, the technique, advises, etc are top. But the audio, music and visual edition to bring your experiences to us are really fantastic!!! Very good job and very good riding. Thanks a lot!

[@rainr8699]

I feel your struggle in that bog. I've been there too many times myself. Thanks for not cutting the footage, so often you see the best that high performing rider has to show. It's nice to see we are all dealing with the same problems, under the same circumstances. Enjoy the big ride!

[@bobbylord9948]

I love these videos, and I love the fact the audio is raw with no music over them!

[@cavanon]

Fantastic episode. The T7 is a beast reliable machine, under water for some time and still fires up easy.

[@josepg.2479]

No high techs lean abs, no power modes, no ride by wire, simply and reliable. Other brands must to learn.

[@frankythereal]

Hello Adam, thank you for taking me with you on your journey. I've been watching your videos and tutorials for a long time. I wish I lived in Australia more often than here in constricted Germany. Have a good time and take care of yourself . Best regards Franky

[@leighhill9185]

Excellent video as usual Adam. I've been there and that suction can break a man lol, been reduced to tears before from the frustration. I was impressed with the lack of swearing haha, I'd be going off! Love the advice and outlook on life, you are a legend my friend!

[@Enduro_Man_Dan]

Tell ya what mate, you handled getting the T7 out like a champ! I would have been stressed out swearing my head off in a panic! Another amazing video! Well done Adam 🤙🤙

[@ninja12lawbreaker]

Great work Adam, watching you pull that beast out took me straight back to 1982 when I did similar into a muddy ravine on a sand bank. I bent one handlebar 90' pulling my DT 125 out. Surprizing where the power comes from when you know the tide is also coming back in to take my new bike away. I was watching your bars flexing and thinking 'Don't snap'

[@krisholt8390]

Thanks for showing all the challenges on your rides, it goes to show sometimes things don’t work the way we hope or plan but it’s part of the adventure. It’s in those times that we need to embrace the suck and overcome. The T7 is still a big machine, I’m just glad you’re not on a big GS or some other bloated “adventure” bike running the same route.

[@gabormartin2052]

20:31. A winch would have been nice. Congratulations for super video. I'm 54, I drive a 2021 T7. My daughter is 22, she doesn't have a motorcycle now, but we like to knead the mud too. Greetings from Hungary.Once you get the taste of real wilderness offroad, it will keep you alive. Just never set off alone. If you get into trouble, you need someone to help you or call for help. We still need an ultrasonic wildlife alarm, signal rocket, bear repellent spray, alarm weapon against animals, and all kinds of survival equipment, because what we didn't take with us is always the most needed. I have a biker friend who only goes into the wilderness with studded tires. He just believes in that.I had a motorcycle that I wound a steel chain on the rear wheel and screwed the ends together with an M8 metric screw. I didn't even get stuck with it on the ice. Back then, there were still snowy winters here. But there has been no snow or ice for twenty years. Desertification is beginning in Hungary, even though for two thousand years it was Europe's fruit and vegetable orchard. Now, if someone threw a cigarette butt, this little country would burn down. Good ride Mr Rider!

[@Xzenit0]

It's as if these roads were made for you. There isn't another soul doing what you do. Amazing.

[@Dragon.Slayer.]

Perseverance is a skill i belive too many people these days lack. Great example of it!

[@azharc123]

You must be as strong as an ox. I recently got my Himalayan stuck in the Burdekin River crossing and it took 3 hours getting it out. I'm only 5'6"and I broke my back. Fair play to you.

[@jarleaker6173]

That’s grait Adam. You have more than less lifted the bike out of the water. Out there alone. I must say i am impressed of what you do. I Get realy inspired. I have a 701 and a 890r but it is the 701 i have just in the more teknical stuff so far. I see all your stuff and it’s realy Cool. Keep up the good work👍😊

[@TheBeardedGrump]

Man I can't agree with you more about learning how to deal with struggling and suffering. I've been recovering from a broken back and even though it hurts everyday I refuse to give up what I love doing.

[@lukefish7562]

What up Mr Hammer down! You’re a tough one and I enjoy following you on KZbin as well. Take care. 💪🏽 🏍️💨

[@TheBeardedGrump]

@@lukefish7562 thanks. I really appreciate it 👊

[@solidsnake2665]

Seeing what you put these bikes through just makes me more happy with my purchase of a WR450. I would rather wrestle my bike out of a bog any day.

[@XavierAloyCalaf1970]

I find it amazing how you cross with a big bike between forests. I enjoy watching your adventures and dream of living something similar. Thanks for these movies.

[@Marto_Rogue_ADV]

Had to lift my Pan Am out of a bog recently. Thought at the time "life can't suck any harder right now"... Then I watched this!!! Respect AR 💪

[@baddazzriderturner3321]

Laughing at some of this, it seems iv always got into trouble when I've been alone, I start out saying I'll behave and then 😮, ii think I start trying to test myself and sometimes bad stuff happens, I saved watching this for my Saturday no work coffee in the morning entertainment, thanks I enjoyed it

[@redinator9896]

Sunk a KDX200 once 3 months after I bought it. Whole carb and pipe were water logged. 😢 got er going after tearing down on the trail, cleaning, and towing on fire roads letting the clutch out in 5th. Ran fine ever since! My sister ran it 5 more years 😊

[@MitchieVentures]

Wow mate you are a machine. Pure determination at it’s finest. I myself would have been up that creek without said paddle. 🤟🏼

[@addictedtobedrock5282]

Great timing for a new video 👍🏻. Two other friends, and myself, are getting ready to leave on a week motorcycle cross country adventure! Can’t freakin wait! Thank you for all your videos, love your adventures Adam.

[@pinkiewerewolf]

The heavy breathing around 19:19, been there many times. Just getting over the Rona and one of the top things on my mind is to get back into cardio and strength training. I bought the Green Chili - Z Drag Recovery, self rescue kit. but it needs something to anchor it and that isn't always available. Great video Adam.

[@knowingwhattimeitis]

Hi Adam, ...watching your video now again for the 2nd time. Something that I always carry with me on a trip are those buckle straps if ever I need to load my bike on a ute pickup van. In that situation of being stuck, you could have tied a strap to the front wheel (or even the front fork with the bike on its side for good balance), drag it out with the strap over your shoulder and the same for the back, one side at a time. It could've given you enough leverage to lift he bike much higher with a lot less effort. These days I also carry a big ratchet and strap, the ones that the big haulers use to tie down their cargo. That could have doubled as a winch in your situation and of course in case you need to tie down your bike on ute pickup truck.

[@Rufus-OG]

Thanks for showing the water struggle. That was me a couple of weeks back man handling my 890 R but thankfully not in deep water. Keeping it real 🤙🏼

[@cookiewalla]

Yet another awesome video Adam. Reminds me of flooding the bikes in Enduro Africa with Mike and the gang back in 2010 lol. great shake down and cant wait to see the next rip across Oz.✌

[@southern_biker]

This is a provocative video, I can't sit in the office right now!

[@pathikdesai5853]

Stunned for how real shit gets when you ride solo. Thanks for this inspiration!! I have learnt a lot!!!

[@seawench555]

Exactly why I don't have a big adventure bike.!!!🇦🇺 thanks for sharing

[@AndyPat239]

me 2..i'd be happy with a much smaller bike and going at a much slower pace😊

[@AtticaEnduro_monohoma]

One thing's for sure..... You are calm and strong!!!

[@BillyBoblovesthedirt]

The bigger the bike the harder it is to get it out of the hole. Always best to avoid swampy stuff but sometimes you just have to keep going. Just remember it all makes its way inside your bearings/axle and frame so definitely give her a birthday afterwards to avoid expensive wear and corrosion. Probably a good episode for Adam. Probably the best bike in existence for what he’s doing. Long live the World Raid. 👌🇦🇺💪

[@josgorissen2350]

Yes indeed the water wil get in the wheel bearings and swingarm bearings, had this before. But the t7 is to heavy for this work. Go light.....

[@h276wah7]

I love your work, thank you. It's genuinely inspiring. Unfortunately, now; I want a T7. What a sound that thing makes!

[@anthonystevens403]

YES beautiful job Adam, Your family must miss you on your farm

[@MeliusEsseQuamVideri]

Man you are strong! I was suffering with you in the road/river! Great Adam!

[@xeuse51]

Congratulations Mr. Riemann you officially gave me anxiety while watching this. Great video but wow, had my adrenaline pumping because I have been in some situations like that as well. Alone and stuck. Not fun but puts a smile on your face once you're out of it.

[@Bearcats737]

reminds me of the time i took backroads home from work. little 250 doesn't like the highway much. just rained earlier that day. had about 5 miles and i knew it wasn't going to be the best. however i didn't expect to ride a whole mile without the front tire spinning. mud would pack in within 10 feet and prevent the front tire from spinning. i was tired as hell and frustrated at the time, but id do it again in a heart beat. once i got back to a decent road i dug probably 50lbs of mud off the bike. Also road through a massive ice cold rain storm a few years back on that same bike, that wasn't fun being frozen without a sweat shirt or anything for 2 hours lol

[@Braapncamp]

Oh man, Adam... this was tough. Wasn't the material, wasn't the rider. Just very tough for soloriding on a big bike adventure. Decisions, decisions. Awesome that You film the work. I have had my share of this on solo rides. With both lighter bikes and heavier, I have unfortunately not filmed those parts, probably because I felt embarrassed to myself 😂. The adrenalin makes you breathe heavy even without the workout beginning. Have been laying beside the bike and sipping all of my water in the bladder while wrestling a bike out of mud. Each time I have promised myself to not do those explores solo... yet it happens because of my curiosity ...on what's around the corner or if it's possible to get thru... Happy Trails Adam! 💪🤠🔥

[@HondaWanderer]

What a mission! Was on a track yesterday near Valley of the Giants and fell off due to a wee bit of water on it, turning it to mud. My first ever fall while moving forward lol. only 20kph mind you. Learned a big lesson - no more off track til I get these stock tyres changed. They're total crap! Thinking some Mitas E07s. Anyway, I felt for you getting the bike out of that water mate! Oh and my partner says to tell you she loves watching you - and she doesn't even ride! :D

[@ArmaMoto]

Instant like from me brother! Thanks for what you do, very inspiring!

[@enduromotorradtouren]

Mate, I wanted to jump into the screen to help you get out. What a wet mess. Rescuing that heavy bike all by yourself - respect! In the shrubs Darkshorse makes a good bulldozer, though. Outstanding vid, Günter/Nürnberg

[@Bryan-lg3fn]

Awesome trail footage ! I admire your technical expertise and your calm way of explaining proper procedure . You give solid advice because you've done the hard work and challenge yourself to the limits .....Bravo love watching your vids and it motivates me alot . Cheers

[@aderiley6592]

Thanks for this Adam, I just watched it on the settee with the dog curled up on my lap, vodka n tonic in hand, feelin' fkd after a tough week at work, and now I just wanna get out to the shed n strip the bike down ready to ride tonight 😁 I subscribed a couple or few weeks ago and your channel has gone right into my top 5 favourites. Love what ya do here. Have a great trip. Hopefully see you again at next year's ABR 🤘

[@tk421upgrade3]

Fantastic content. Your struggle in the water was intense, and real. WOW! The ride looked amazing. I see you love the machine, the bike, that it is built for its purpose. You take care of it; it will take care of you. I relate with my dual sport bike here in the US. All the best. Cheers.

[@MotologyFilms]

You said it, take care of it and it will take care of you ...

[@marklloyd69]

Glad to see even Superman gets stuck, gives us mere mortals a boost (even if we do it more often). Another great ride, and video. Respect

[@anthonybaiocchi3028]

What I love about these vids are that you camp out a lot. Most overland motorcyclists go from one Airbnb to the next. That's not an adventure, it's a fk'n holiday!

[@DSRDaveW]

Right?! AR is a true ADV stud!

[@joe90h34]

There are rules now 😂 Jesus Christ

[@DSRDaveW]

@@joe90h34 If you’re a true ADV rider, not a Starbucks guy, then yes, there are.. 💪🏼

[@Kevimoto]

​@davidwillis6499 so basically you're saying that if you're not having a shitty time, you're not a "true ADV rider"? GTFOH with that nonsense. There's a happy medium between going to Starbucks and putting yourself in a perilous situation. The gate keeping in this community is real and getting really fucking old. Lol 🤦‍♂️

[@prospector14]

I started watching a motorcycle video and ended up watching a canoeing video. Incredible ride!

[@motozz8258]

TheDarkHorse Perfect Name. No limp mode life is a necessity in adventure. Great production as per Yews you Al but real bike deserved compliments 💯

[@robertsonfamilyfarm9126]

Easy to get into trouble and very difficult to get out of trouble, but what’s an epic adventure??? Unstoppable!

[@rickyroost7732]

Props to you my friend. Takes some courage & strength to do what you do.

[@PMC47]

Great video! Its a nice change from a couple years ago when Australia was plagued by wildfire, albeit not the best riding conditions!

[@wicked_bad]

You know it's a good day when Adam puts up a new video