E Bike Touring the Mawson Trail - South Australia - Will The Torture Never End? Eps 3

Come and join Ol’ Mate as he cycle tours the 900 km off road Mason Trail stretching from Blinman in the Flinders Ranges to Adelaide, the Capital City of South Australia. This trip has it all…suspense, drama, heartache, misery and most of all; a sense of achievement.
In this Episode, I bump into more people on the track in 5 hours then I’ve seen in 5 days! There is no respite as I cycle thru endless Farmland and encounter torturous hill climbs that even a Billy Goat would struggle in. The last night is spent in Hallett with a small group exchanging stories and experiences of cycle trips far and wide.
Grab ya gear; Lets go!

[@Brad.whatthe]

Deconstructed beer 🍺

[@vineart706]

You are now in my part of the world, and if you are in the Clare Valley, you are welcome to stay in our vineyard, Steve

[@mongreldogproductions]

Very generous offer and thank you very much. Regrettably, I’ve been home (Perth) for a couple of weeks already. I don’t edit while on the road…too complicated. Next vid (including Clare Valley) out next Friday 5th. 😀👍

[@MrSamlyle]

I’m 62 with multiple spine problems so no bike riding for me but you’re an inspiration for me to get out there Steve… Cheers

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Sam, sorry to hear about your injuries. We all take our mobility for granted….until we break a leg or similar. I’d go nuts if I couldn’t do what I do. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@astrobusa]

Time for some Merch Steve! MDP hoodie anyone ?? Another great adventure mate.... considering we are the same age its always good to see what we old timers are still capable of. Keep it up !

[@mongreldogproductions]

Wifey keeps bustin’ my chops about Merch😂😂😂. I barely have time to scratch myself now without taking more stuff on. Glad you’re enjoying the journey.

[@brickus1249]

Question without notice:- Did I hear you say "I'm not about challenges much anymore."? Damn near wet my pants with that one mate. Happy New Year to you and family.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hahaha…“I'm not about challenges much anymore” I never thought about it like that. I use to be a lot tougher (in my opinion) but now I’m a lot softer (in my opinion). Thanks for the well wishes. Back at ya!

[@diamondmidnightgardener]

Awesome, you've uploaded another vid..... time to do some vicarious hard work!

[@stuartkcalvin]

I fully agree!

[@mongreldogproductions]

Another one out next Friday (I think)...Thanks for watching.

[@nikkato7096]

Your a legend Stevo! Being from Adelaide, I have riden my KTM through those places a lot over the years on my way back or to the Flinders. It's good to see that you can get somewhere to rest your head in most of those little towns along the way. I've often wondered whilst cruising along on my adventure bike what I would do if I had a serious breakdown.. (Not that it would happen lol -no Ktm jokes please). I grew up in the Barossa Valley and we would often go over to Hallet in the 1990's. It has declined in population a lot since then!. Looking forward to the rest of the trip and great work on the push bike (I think 1290 cc would help some what on those long stretches though... lol). Take care Nikko

[@mongreldogproductions]

There were times when I wished I was on the DR or the R1200! No latte strip jokes please! 😀😀😀

[@MiniLuv-1984]

Love this series Steve. Thanks for taking us along. Would it be worthwhile to drape a flexible solar panel over your gear on the back and have that continuously charging your bike?

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Ben, I’m not sure…I guess if I toured full time it might be an option. In this case, it is probably just easier to ride within my limitations and the bikes limitations. Glad you’re enjoying the journey…next vid out in a few days.

[@jamesschofield5328]

Very good effort given the conditions. Love the "cups canteen steel", useful item.

[@mongreldogproductions]

You can take the boy outta the Army, but you can’t take the Army outta the boy. 😀👍🇦🇺

[@diamondmidnightgardener]

Another great episode Steve, sometime in the future could you please do a bit of a rig rundown to let us all know what worked and what didn't? I'm considering the Mawson trail for Autumn 2025.... I've got a gravel grinder bike set up for bike packing but I'm thinking I should consider a trailer.... anyway, as always, great work!

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Phil, the trailer works for me....easy to unhitch, one big bag so you dont need to go searching (its gotta be in there somewhere lol), low centre of gravity, tough, lightweight. What didnt work??? It all went according to plan. This wasn't my first Rodeo. The trailer has done about 24,000km since 2003. If i came across something unexpected I just worked around it. Improvise, adapt, overcome. The only hiccup (Eps 5 or 6) is that i didnt do enough research into accommodation and was left homeless. Just a heads up, the bus shuttle from Geneisis Bus Service will not be running in 2024. Regards.

[@mayday137s]

Great to see you're enjoying my part of the world, had a few blokes say they seen the trikes in our area... good lads they tell me. Those three cornered jacks are rife at the moment, they're thong piercing grade bastards too... good idea avoiding them when you can. Best of luck to you mate.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi SK, I remember as a kid growing up in WA have those things pierce my thongs...we use to call them 'double gees'. I think it is the same thing. We (WA) must have got them under control cause i dont recall seeing them much anymore. The guys on the recumbents and I ended up leap frogging each other for the next few days...next vid out on Friday (I think).

[@gcmuscatman6726]

Just when you want a pub open for a nice cold one and a meal and it's damned shut.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Yeah, but Streaky Bay is a great place for relaxin’ and fishing. The Publican is forgiven. 😞

[@flamingstag2381]

xnlt detail & camera work thnx. ps do u use sealant in ur tyres ?

[@mongreldogproductions]

Have a look here… kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJSchqqKbL12pZosi=eD2_eHdxoOequ7qv

[@allentrevena6841]

Great stuff...how many amp hrs your battery....

[@mongreldogproductions]

500 Wh (whatever that means😂😂😂). 👍 Too big to move on aircraft…gotta ship it by road whenever I travel interstate.

[@allentrevena6841]

Oh Cheer! Love your Style. I wont worry about having 625wh and an extra 250wh . Do you'd share the gos file.. like the route you took.

[@mongreldogproductions]

@@allentrevena6841 hi Allen, I don’t have a gpx file for it…there is a Mawson Trail App you can download which is very, very usefull. You can also purchase paper maps from this crowd, www.southaustraliantrails.com/trails/mawson-trail/

[@allentrevena6841]

Legend@@mongreldogproductions

[@Luvpig]

Happy New Year! Hope you and yours have a fantastic 2024.❤

[@mongreldogproductions]

Thank you for the well wishes and back at ya!😗

[@jf7243]

Great adventure Steve. Loved the drone footage of the bare assed hills around Spalding, she’s a windy place there and you’d hate to be exposed on such a place in a gale on a bike. Many thanks!

[@blommaertbart3224]

Barley for making beer.

[@curiositykilledthecat1557]

Beautifully filmed and put together Steve. Like your motorcycle adventures, you bring us all along without fuss. You mentioned the irrigation channel near Spalding. On a trip back from the Red Centre to Vic, I rode my trusty DR650 through here to Burra. It was spring and very green. What I remember the most was a pipe, about a metre in diameter that tracked the road. I'm guessing that has replaced the open channel? As mentioned in other comments, the drone footage around Spalding captures the feel of the place perfectly. Looking forward to the next installment!

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi CKTC, Really humbled by your comments…glad you enjoy the Channel content. Next vid out on Friday 5th. Happy new year. See you on the other side. 😀👍

[@superwag634]

Schwalbe marathon plus tyres laugh at three corner jacks. I've put 48,000 km on mine. Never a flat and pull out those little bastards every day

[@mongreldogproductions]

I remember using those on an overseas trip once…they agree a good tyre and very long lasting (and bloody expensive from memory). I wanted something with a little more aggressive tread pattern for this trip…I didn’t know what to expect. Thanks for watching.

[@kinglear4859]

Greetings from Nor Cal. We call those thorns “goat heads” as mentioned by @zarb88 here too. Nasty bastards they are especially if you step on one with bare feet. Those wheat fields remind me of south central Montana where I grew-up as a kid….except we didn’t have the red dirt. Looking forward to some new motorcycle adventures from you in 2024. Happy New Year Steve. Ride safe and God bless. Scott M.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Scott, Gotta wait for the Desert Riding Season here in Oz before I get back on the DR or BMW. Too hot (and dangerous) to be out there now. I do have a coupla trips lined up.

[@stuartkcalvin]

Thanks Steve. A nice surprise for the 29th! That short stuff is Barley; Wheat can be twice as high.

[@mongreldogproductions]

So i am told (now). I was close. 😀

[@peterdawson7775]

Looks superb out there! Those burrs are a mongrel, had the experience of them when was working in Dubbo, hard to get them out of the tyres to start with then a new tube!😢

[@stuartkcalvin]

15:30 I 'get' what you're doing here - the juxtaposition of the naturescape and the harsh reality of ruinables. It was once "all roads lead to Rome", now it's 'all roads lead to a wind turbine'.

[@gsd4me00]

A great way to ruin a beautiful landscape. Bastards!

[@mongreldogproductions]

South Australia does not have a good reputation when it comes to generating electricity...maybe they see this as a viable option???

[@stuartkcalvin]

@@mongreldogproductions Once feasible, but not viable

[@gsd4me00]

@@mongreldogproductions. Nothing wrong with coal....or nuclear. In reality, if Australia shut everything down tomorrow and we all lived in caves, it would not make one iota of difference to anything worldwide, so basically it's nothing but virtue signalling.

[@brickus1249]

We could use Steve for pedal power. 😂

[@bradkark]

We stayed at that caravan park at Laura a couple of months ago, so we could ride sections of the rail trail. It was 42 deg.so we were only riding early in the day/ I met a Canadian couple there who had ridden down from Darwin and were headed for Tassie. They were in their early 60’s and way tougher than me!

[@mongreldogproductions]

I really enjoyed my stay at Laura…it would make a great base camp to explore the local area. Thanks for taking the time to comment. See you on the other side. 😀

[@user-McGiver]

epic journey mate!...

[@AndrewCastlemaine]

Steve wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and thanks for all the great footage 👍

[@mongreldogproductions]

Thanks for the well wishes…see you on the other side!

[@davidnelson4707]

thank you for the documentary ,haven’t been in that area for over 45 years , nothing changed

[@merv190]

Caltrop and double gees are 2 different things. Double gees are a winter plant and are not as prolific in WA as they used to be. Caltrop is a summer plant and only germinate with a lot of summer rain and their growth is astounding, they can get to well over a metre across with thousands and thousands of those prickly seeds. The crop you picked was wheat. Great video Steve.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi OT, I thought it was wheat…others have indicated it is Barley. Glad you enjoyed the vid. Next one next Friday if all goes according to plan. Thanks for watching.

[@andrewmorgan4306]

The Heysen trail is pronounced as the hisen trail , Hans Heysen was a well knowen artist in the Adelaide hills and there,s wheat all over the mid north of SA also Hallet is pronounced as Ha,llet not Heylet.

[@mongreldogproductions]

It took me a week to learn how to pronounce 'Nuriootpa' and I still never got it right. 🤣🤣

[@brickus1249]

Foreigners always struggle with the Queen's English. 😂

[@mongreldogproductions]

@@brickus1249 'Foreigners' and Mongrel Dogs!

[@brickus1249]

@@mongreldogproductions We can teach Mongrel Dogs to sit and stay but Foreigners .... OY VAY!!! 😀

[@andrewmorgan4306]

@@mongreldogproductions The locals just call Nuriootpa Nuri so much easier.

[@steveroberts1861]

Doing the Mawson back in about 2002 before it changed to going through Clare instead of Burra. 13 punctures in the one day alongside the channel. No slim. Swap out the tube for the spare which gets repaired each stop. Not happy Jan.

[@mongreldogproductions]

@@steveroberts1861 I feel your pain… 😞

[@kymcha]

My grandfather's (Pop) family on my mother's side pioneered the region around Jamestown. When Pop came back from World War 1, he was granted some land (soldier's settlement) at Mannanarie I think, where he built his house. It is bloody hard country and eventually Pop and grandma were starved off the land. They went to the Coorong near the Murray mouth and then eventually settled in Adelaide. It was near Jamestown at Terowie train station 1942 that General Douglas MacArthur made his statement "I came out of Bataan and I shall return.”

[@isnoo1]

I love this sort of history.......... was it ever written down??? Oh the stories that could be told by them all on how they fared.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Interesting stuff…family trees can be very intriguing and just go to show how tough our fore fathers (and mothers😀) had it. Thanks for sharing.

[@benharrup5797]

IM YOUR Biggest fan I live in Perth I’m 45 I’ve watched every video you have ever made so entertaining great content ❤❤❤❤

[@nsrlegaltech]

Indeed Steve you are a legend!

[@mongreldogproductions]

Thank you... I'm humbled.

[@Antony_Jenner]

Well done Stevo, I've been through that way many times over the years and yes it's harsh even in a car!

[@zarb88]

i believe we call those thorns goat heads. i loved the according to the map l don’t know where i am, yea Steve we’ve all been there.

[@mongreldogproductions]

It was about that time i was becoming delirious 🤣🤣🤣

[@zarb88]

i start off delirious and work my way down from there@@mongreldogproductions

[@mickkostiw589]

Happy New Year Steve, did you make that little green flag with the Kangaroo on it that you have on that little trailer on the back of your bicycle, do you know what Kangaroo really means, it really means, I don't know, in Aboriginal dialect. Mick

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Mick, this from Google; The word 'kangaroo' comes from the Guugu Yimidhirr people sharing the word 'gangurru' with James Cook and the crew of the Endeavour in 1770. The flag I bought and fly primarily for when I go overseas. I use to fly the Australian Flag but people didn’t recognise it….thought I was a Pom, Kiwi or other European. There is no mistaken the Kangaroo as Australian. Happy new year to you also. 😀🇦🇺🚲

[@mickkostiw589]

@mongreldogproductions Thank you Steve Very Very Much

[@jeffturner8927]

Good effort all round! Kudos to your trailer too. Must be tough.

[@mongreldogproductions]

The trailer has served me very well. Done about 24,000km since 2003. Been all thru SEAsia, halfway thru Europe and parts of Oz. One of my best investments. 👍🚲🇦🇺

[@jeffturner8927]

@@mongreldogproductions I subscribe to too many channels but I try to see your cycling videos. 😀. The way e-bikes and batteries are progressing you’ll be able to do the whole Mawson Trail on a couple of charges soon. Still, considering the terrain and weight the e-bike performs pretty well.

[@brickus1249]

Happy New Year Steve. There is another weed besides the 3 Corner Jacks called Innocent Weed. The "beauty" of it is not only is it on the ground but it sticks to the ball!! You know if you're going to mark the ball it's going to hurt. Playing on ovals with 3 corner jacks and innocent weed you learned not to fall on the ground. We breed them tough here in SA.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Reading this reminded me of when I was a young soldier training in the rainforests of North Queensland. Up there they had a thing called ‘Wait-a-While’. It was a barbed thin vine that would be suspended under the tree canopy. If you were unfortunate enough to walk into it, it was so strong that you would be stopped in your tracks, have to reverse up, and walk around it. If you tried to push thru it would rip your clothes to bits and easily tear skin. Patrolling at night was the worst. Good times 😂😂😂

[@brickus1249]

@@mongreldogproductions Sort of like walking through spider webs with your mouth open.

[@graemeashton1917]

I did the Mawson Trail back in 1990, from Birdwood to Blinman, l then rode to Arkaroola, onwards to Leigh Creek South, up to Marree, up to Oodnadatta. West to Arkaringa Station and Copper Hills Station hitting the Stuart Highway, north to Erldunda, west to Kata Juta, back to Erldunda and north to Alice Springs. No ebike or emcumbent, just an 18 speed mountain bike.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Graeme, tough trip…and lonely at times I guess for you. It is certainly one way to see the country. I hope you have fond memories. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@graemeashton1917]

Not all the time alone, caught up with a fellow bike rider in Leigh Creek, where we decided to ride together to Marree, caught up with him again in Oodnadatta and rode again towards the Painted Desert, he was a German travelling around Australia and New Zealand. Calthrops aka 3 corner jacks are a pain in the arse especially in Alice Springs and Tennant Creek and beyond 😢. Happy New Year. 🎉

[@michaeldallimore8590]

Happy New Year Steve.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Michael, back at ya…see you on the other side. 😀👍

[@robertfantasticsinginggreatson]

That video was fantastic to see loved the video lovey rural SA and small towns seeing l live in Adelaide thanks for making and sending the video very interesting

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi RfsgsSZ, really pleased to read such positive feedback...glad you enjoyed the journey. Thanks for watching.

[@alasdairhamilton1574]

Steve, I think you said on a previous episode that you were using slime for the first time how’s the punctures going? And who is using all the electricity from the wind turbines besides you and the other cyclists?👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@mongreldogproductions]

No punctures on this trip…left with new rubber and over inflated tyres. I think the electricity generated by the turbines just goes straight to the Grid. South Australia has had some issues historically with electricity supply. Those turbines are dotted throughout the State.

[@Peter57808]

The turbines do go into the grid. On sunny, windy days the turbines are at standstill as the price for generated power is up to -$150 per MWH, yes negative! We don't have an interconnector to NSW so there is nowhere for the renewable power to go, the price goes negative and the turbines have to be shutdown. As for slime, I ride around Whyalla on an EMTB and tubeless with liquid sealant is the way to go. We have three corner jacks everywhere and the only thing that gets me home is the tubeless setup.

[@michaeljohnseanpatrickturn9955]

Happy New Year 🎉 thought you'd stopped a golden north in Laura. But as usual great video 👍👍👍 oh an the wheat was probably Durum

[@rickute1458]

I know what you are saying, here in darwin it has been bloody 35 degrees and the bom says it feels like bloody 37 or 38 ! And no bloody rain for the last 2 weeks ! Have not been able to ride, but I did manage to ride 3,800 this year.

[@ADVtheMISSIONARY]

Three corner jacks are a PITA when you run into a patch, takes ages to get the spikes out of the inside of the tyres. i like recumbents but the trikes are not real practical in most of Aus. thanks for another good video mate

[@julianjordan789]

Good stuff Steve. U r 2 b admired. Onya.

[@paulquinn1113]

Happy New Year Steve from A cold, dark, rainy UK. The trek across the wheat fields looked a right ball’s ache, beer you were glad of the extra power from the E bike. Great videos, keep up the good work!!!!

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Paul, it was tough going in parts…glad you’re enjoying the ride. Next vid out in a few days. Regards from a hot and arid Australia.

[@yorkchris10]

Not much power at the train station. The signals in Canada basically had their own power network. It was enough to trickle batteries.

[@mongreldogproductions]

❤

[@ianjolley7457]

You were certainly right in avoiding that 3 cornered jack area. as it totally ruined my trip. I pulled out no less than 20 of these cursed things out and the sealant just spurted out from all of the hole. Finished up having to hitch a ride to Spalding which was the first time ever in decades of touring.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Sorry to read about your dramas Ian…I guess we only have limited control in some circumstances. 😞

[@richardharker2775]

Memory lane for sure. I explored much of that area in my late teens on a 250 Honda trail bike. Worked at the Laura ice cream factory for a short while. The place hasn't changed in the last 45 years except for the wind farms. Thanks for taking the time to video your travels through this area. Really enjoyed watching.

[@mongreldogproductions]

I always enjoy reading comments like this…it makes it all worthwhile. 😀👍🇦🇺🚲

[@suzyamerica4679]

Quite the adventure! Very much enjoying watching all this. Some very nice photography too :)

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi SA, thanks for the positive feedback...next vid out in a coupla days. 😊

[@radadventure2606]

Looking for a bike right now!

[@benbernhardt1]

In this video, u said late Autunm. Did you mean late spring? Or was this shot early 2023

[@mongreldogproductions]

Ah shit, you are correct….i was delirious then so I couldn’t think straight 😂😂😂. I was there 2-17 Nov.

[@user-ku4yk4ut4z]

another great installment of adventure with Steve..!!!!.....I followed the track through the "jacks" area but i was there in winter so while they were about i didnt have any punctures.....3.5y around the world and 3 flats tough tires i guess!!!

[@mongreldogproductions]

Aloha Aaron, I now run a solid insert in the trailer so that means no punctures on the trailer anymore. All things considered, I’ve done ok when it comes to punctures. They always happen at the most inconvenient time. I experienced tube trouble on one trip in Outback Thailand (damaged rim tape) which nearly sent me over the edge (mentally). I remember having 2 on the Munda Biddi. Still, they are an easy fix. Next vid next Friday (local time).

[@ritchieok29]

Great part of the world. Only ever done it on motorbike, but this seems like a great way to do it. Can I ask, what brand/model trailer are you using?

[@mongreldogproductions]

BOB (Beast of Burden) Ibex...no longer in production unfortunately. There might be some second hand ones out there. There are a lot of cheap knock offs but you get what you pay for. Mine has done about 24,000 km since 2003. See the Link below. www.outdoorgearlab.com/reviews/biking/bike-cargo-trailer/bob-ibex-plus 😀

[@thejackofalltravels8267]

Living in the USA we waste so much seeing the train station repurposed for the next 100 yrs is brilliant. I was just looking at a station in a similar position. That could be used for a mountain to sea trail here in North Carolina. Thanks for the inspiration. Beautiful countryside you’re riding through.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi William, I always get a buzz receiving comments Internationally. It’s nice to know the Channel has a wider audience than just Oz. Thanks for taking the time to comment again. 😀👍

[@russellbanfield1704]

You never let us down, always interesting.Thanks Steve.

[@mongreldogproductions]

You’re welcome and glad you enjoyed the vid. Next one out next Friday (I think). 👍😀

[@phillipdean9879]

Hey Steve we have those Jacks here in Mulwala, had a nice 6 k walk home one day, hit a patch of them, 11 in the tyre! Got goop after that. Had a cuppa tea at the same servo in Spaulding! Thanks for the memories! 🍺🍺

[@mongreldogproductions]

Glad you enjoyed your journey down Memory Lane. Thanks for watching.

[@roberthocking9138]

We call them bindi’s in VIC and you would nearly need solid rubber tyres, trust me our kids used heavy tubes and slime and they still punctured the tubes.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Bindis here in WA are an inconvenience and are annoying but wouldn’t puncture a tyre. Just goes to show that different States have different nick names for the same thing. Im glad I bypassed that section… Thanks for watching.

[@alanpfeiffer9686]

the south Aussie landscape spent a number of years around Clare so know some of those areas well-

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hope you enjoyed your journey down Memory Lane...

[@phatpizza610]

Used to be plenty of caltrop around the Carine section of the bike path into Perth but I believe it’s been all killed off, lucky for me I used to join it closer to Perth, heaps worse than the plain old double g from people I spoke to that had to deal with it

[@mongreldogproductions]

Double gees is a term I’m familiar growing up here in Perth. Haven’t seen them for a while so I figured we’ve been successful in killing it off. 😀

[@glennpettersson9002]

I can see the rationale behind trikes like a lounge chair and cycling all rolled into one but you're going to hit every bump in the road.

[@mongreldogproductions]

I guess it’s all about choices…tough going on some of the tracks out there.

[@benmoore8911]

Loving the bike touring Mawson trip Steve!! Interested in your trailer, brand, weight etc.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Ben, BOB (Beast of Burden) Ibex...no longer in production unfortunately. There might be some second hand ones out there. There are a lot of cheap knock offs but you get what you pay for. Mine has done about 24,000 km since 2003. See the Link below. www.outdoorgearlab.com/reviews/biking/bike-cargo-trailer/bob-ibex-plus 😀

[@benmoore8911]

@@mongreldogproductions awesome thank you very much I’ll have a look. Keen mountain biker here.

[@whathasxgottodowithit3919.]

The crop looks like Eared Wheat

[@RealHooksy]

As I understand it ( I could be wrong) the community grow crops on the roadside and use the money for community projects. I’ve spent a bit of time in and around Jamestown and they seem to be a very community minded place. Like most country towns I guess. The pub does a great sirloin steak schnitzel too 😎🍻

[@shoei41]

Another great video Steve.

[@mongreldogproductions]

Hi Anthony, glad you’re enjoying the journey. Next vid out next Friday (I hope). Happy new year. 😀👍

[@johnzee691]

#5. scorcher. fun adventure tho. no flats to date?

[@mongreldogproductions]

No punctures for the whole trip (spoiler alert!) Next vid out next Friday (I think).🤞