Dirt, mud and getting lost in the mountains on the Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sports DCT

[@MotoPassport]

I love watching people returning to complete unfinished business great job ticking it off this time well done mate. The road at "9:00" was awesome plus the crackn views equals motorcycling magic 👍

[@ADVBrett]

Thanks Kosta!! Mate it was so well worth hitting it again! When are you coming up this way? Gotta show you these amazing roads!

[@AfricaTwin-Stuff]

Enjoyed that. We certainly have heaps of great adventure roads so close to home.

[@ADVBrett]

So good being so close to it all, and there's still so much to explore!

[@warren7665]

Well done. Thanks for the invite maaaaate.

[@ADVBrett]

Stop playing with your tools and come riding!

[@TwoWheelerSparky]

Another lookout off the bucket list! I'll have to check it out one day 👌

[@ADVBrett]

Absolutely fella, I was really impressed with this one and certainly doing it again!

[@TheStancutler]

bloody beauty! top spot Brett good riding well done mate!!

[@ADVBrett]

Thanks Stan, ready for the next one now!

[@throttleridingadventures]

Well done legend

[@ADVBrett]

Where are we going next?

[@throttleridingadventures]

@@ADVBrett bridle trail to ghost town where i bailed

[@silverfoxinoz]

Brett, it’s becoming clear the AT is more bike than you can comfortably handle. Unless you’re prepared to put in gym hours you’re going to suffer mentally and physically almost every trip. I bought one and found the same, so I sold it. Now awaiting the Transalp. You don’t need an overpriced, overweight monster to enjoy adventure riding. Consider the Transalp and abandon performance anxiety forever.

[@ADVBrett]

I love my ATAS too much and I don't mind getting comfortable with the uncomfortable, it builds strength and resilience! What I need to do is put in more effort outside of riding and work! That takes time though!

[@warren7665]

@@ADVBrett It’s a combination of technique and fitness. Skills training will make a massive difference to the effort required and your safety.

[@BigDaveTALKS]

Good deal bud. That was well worth the ride for sure. I'm still jealous. So how far/long is the ride? Is that just a day trip or a weekend trip? I probably don't want to know because to see anything remotely close to those views, it would be about an 8 to 10 hour ride for me.

[@ADVBrett]

Thanks brother!! Yeah just a day trip, 260kms all up (162 mile) so it was an all day trip. I'll do anywhere from 150kms to 400kms in a day, there's so much to explore close to home, it's never ending!

[@BigDaveTALKS]

@@ADVBrett 😩That's it, I'm moving. I went 400 miles last weekend with my son and barely got to see a hill🤣. You are so lucky and I guess I am too, because I at least get to watch where you go and enjoy from afar.

[@ADVBrett]

@@BigDaveTALKS Mate I would seriously struggle having to ride that far to see some proper trails. I'm doing a 2 or 3 day ride soon, you'd be amazed how far we can go in that time!

[@BigDaveTALKS]

@@ADVBrett Yeah It sucks sometimes, which is why I go nuts when I actually get out of Texas. I just want to ride and see as much as possible with the little amount of time I have. I hope you record it so us flat landers can enjoy. If not I totally understand. I can only imagine and watch the beauty you have in your back yard.

[@ADVBrett]

@@BigDaveTALKS Certainly doing my best and will try and get out some more! I have all these plans but then jinx myself and dont get out there to do it!

[@cjeremie]

You're on the wrong bike. Get a honda crf 300L and ride that to places like this. keep your current bike for dry weather sunny sunday cruisy rides

[@ADVBrett]

Can't justify the costs of rego and insurance on a second bike. This is where the Africa Twin has been so good, it's a great all rounder.