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@@strongbyshorty we loved it! It was my second time there and we are already planing another trip!

Thanks mate 😉👍

There were quite a few pot holes from the rain but nothing crazy. Tractions was no problem at 20psi. The only real tricky spots are the access to and out of the beach with soft sand, the rest is cruising 👍 Thanks for your comment mate, hope you like it😉

Sydney to Rarotonga $280 return.... tempting!

Thanks for your comment mate, I visited Rarotonga 10 years ago, and I was lucky to visit Aitutaki this time. Magic place, people and food!

Very tempting. It would be a bit more pricey for me though - as I live in Scotland. Still, nothing beats looking at a blue lagoon and @@guillytravels sipping a nice drink at the same time. Hopefully more of that to come for both of us. Cheers!

I am not 😂

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Thanks mate! 😉👍

😂😂 cheers buddy! We have fun💪

Hi, Beginners carpark at Glass House could be a good start 👍. Thanks for your comment

Thanks mate, it really is a magic place 🙌! They accept international license, definitely the best way of getting to know the island and move around 🛵

Thanks mate 👍. This is Glass House

I’ve been riding out there for years and never come across any of those bridges or tracks I gotta explore more. Might catch ya out there some time

Bingo 🎉

@Guillytravels well that was a good guess! Do you have any gps files or a start point? Thanks

@@danhopkinson2811 I have loooots of tracks of this area on my GPS, I ran GPS KIT app on my Iphone 😉

@@guillytravels Is it possible to send those GPS files? I'm based in Coolum so not far from Amamoor

@@danhopkinson2811 ​​⁠ I’ve tried before and it didn’t work. I can let you know next time we ride Amamoor and you can join us?

Yes! We rode it again on Saturday and it was slippery AF 😅. We are very lucky to have these trails on our backyard

Thanks mate! 🙌

Thanks mate! We have a lot of fun 😉

yeah buddy!! lets go riding!!

Enjoy it mate!!! Amazing place!!

Thanks mate 😉

This place is a must to visit!!!

@@guillytravels Fraser / k'gari is the first place we want to check out, probs won't want to leave 😅

Feel free to reach me and I could recommend a couple of good spots!! Moreton Island should be in your list too! Pelican Banks just out of Hervey Bay is a gem 🙌🙌👌

@@guillytravels will definitely keep that in mind. Yeah we were at Moreton over the weekend. It's just over an hour's drive from our mooring. Tangalooma wrecks has been our go to place for the past 10years but it's sadly disappearing/rusting away. And we want to fish and explore Australia before we are too old to move 😅🥰

Thanks!! No I don't live on a boat but I would't mind try it for a few months.

@@guillytravels you'll love it, alot of work but the lifestyle on the water is the best 🤙 cool vids

Thanks!!!

Thanks!! 😉👌

Yeah baby!!

Thanks a lot buddy, I appreciate your comment! Cheers and Gas!!

We were camping at Lake Borumba and using some of the fire trails 😉

@@guillytravels awesome I’ll have to check it out one day

We are very lucky indeed!! Thanks

Thank you 👍

You’re right😂👍

Thanks mate, definitely was the gnarliest part of the track. Body weight a bit off and you were going down. It was a good day :)

Thanks mate, I appreciate your comment. Each of us has different styles, and in our level, the only important thing is that we enjoy and have fun while riding, then you can enjoy the challenges :)

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Thanks, I will try, yeah! hahaha

You are right my friend😉

Thanks mate, I really like the first 60 seconds :)

It's slightly smaller than the 2017 Te300 Husqvarna which suits me better (I'm 1,7m high). My Serco is 250cc so less power, and it's noticeable. Although you get used to it quick. My 2019 model vibrates a little bit and its annoying in comparison to the Husky, no counter balance on Serco's till 2021 I think. Suspensions are great, however I should be running lighter springs with my 70kg because right now I have all the compression clicks wide open. Running 13 front sprocket and 51 rear, also a high compression cylinder head. Really like the build on these bikes, and all the extras you get with the Factory model. If I had the option, I'd have bought the 300.

@@guillytravels I test rode a 300 se a few weeks ago in Toowoomba and thought it felt smaller than my EXC. I had a 250tpi though so for me the Sherco had more grunt, especially noticeable in the bottom end. I also agree with you on the vibration, I think you're right that they counter balanced from 21, but I still really felt it on the 2023. not the end of the world but you get used to the tpi's being so smooth aye. i wasn't so keen on the build quality of the bike, I felt like things like the kickstand, throttle/map switch were cheap feeling and flimsy and that the plastics seemed different to other brands. glossy and brittle feeling. however I agree on the extras you get with the factory model. They're over 2.5k cheaper than the basic EXC but you get over 1000bucks of parts included on the bike. my biggest concern is lack of aftermarket parts and things like graphics and such.

@@danhopkinson2811 Seems to be that Beta's and Sherco's are smaller, maybe cause south European are mostly short fuckers like myself hahah (I'm from Spain :) Yeah, it isn't too bad the vibration, but my 2017 Husky was better in that department. Maybe the plastic quality aren't as good as the KTM's, although I have most switches removed, only have the power map switch (which did brake, hahah) I like the double sum plug screws, tough wheel bearings, close to none metal shavings when changing oil (with 105h), easy to remove seat, the electric start motor, battery location, the turning point, the foot pegs position (feels more like a trials bike), KYB suspension, more crispy feeling with the electric power valve than my Husky carburettor, starts super quick always cold or hot no problem... I don't like much the tight access to the carburettor and the air filter, at first when changing gears didn't feel very smooth, now I've got used to it.. On Ebay, Amazon or Aliexpres nowadays, you can get sticker kits for everything pretty much. Aftermarket parts shouldn't be an issue, most of the components are used on Japanese or European bikes. What do you think about the 300 se?

Cheers mate!

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ostras Sergio!!!! que casualidad, he intentado contactar contigo varias veces sin exito, has visto el video de Marruecos que hice? sale tu coche y los de tus amigos!! jejeje la verdad es que sigo en Australia, estoy viviendo en Sydney aunque en Enero me mudo hacia el norte. Seguimos en contacto okay? Si es tu sueño, no lo pienses mas y vén!! un abrazo compañero!