A look at a roadbook rally that’s been designed for adventure bikes. Six legs around the UK to ride in your own time. It’s what your adventure bike was made for!
First video I have watched of yours since meeting you at the petrol station in Pewsey, Wilts. Enjoyed the video, will subscribe and keep following you. Steve
Thanks for that. It’s certainly worth looking at. They hold quite a few different events and grade them in difficulty. We enjoy them as a lovely day out in the countryside! We’ve already ridden the second one (Salisbury plains) and I have to say that was eventful. We haven’t edited it yet but I’ll try and get it out soon it should be a giggle 😆
Hi guys hope you’re well after ABR. We met you (me Neil and Ash) at the festival on the RallyMoto stand and talked to you both about stuff and Morocco. We’ll let you know how it went once completed. Really loving all your videos. I was wondering are you using Samsung Activ Tab 2or 3? How good are they in the wet and generally. Do you find them bright enough for old eyes!!? Thanks in advance. Neil
Hi Neil, it was lovely to meet you at the ABR 😊 We are using the active 3. Obviously it’s a little subjective but we find them exceptional for the price I’m currently riding the Swedish tet crossing the Norwegian border today and using the tablet for everything Yesterday I had the worse storms I’ve experienced on the bike for years and the monsoon like rain did occasionally activate the screen but nothing too bad. Normal rain is fine Brightness can be slightly dim in full on sunshine but I’ve got old eyes and it’s definitely manageable 😊
Hi guys great content. Just wondering what tyre pressure your running on the trails. Im making my way through all your videos slowly. Very impressed so far keep it up. Dave.
Hi Dave, thanks for the lovely comment! On our bikes, with our kit/weight/tyres etc we’ve got a couple of settings that seem to work well but it’s hugely dependant on the surface. As a guide we use 25psi on road, a standard offroad setting for us would be around 18psi as it seems to give a better ride with more traction but still be good protection against pinch flats then for short periods if we run into sand or mud we’ll drop them lower still around 12
First video I have watched of yours since meeting you at the petrol station in Pewsey, Wilts. Enjoyed the video, will subscribe and keep following you. Steve
Cheers Steve! Glad you enjoyed it
Enjoyed watching may give it go 👍🏻
Thanks for that. It’s certainly worth looking at. They hold quite a few different events and grade them in difficulty. We enjoy them as a lovely day out in the countryside!
We’ve already ridden the second one (Salisbury plains) and I have to say that was eventful. We haven’t edited it yet but I’ll try and get it out soon it should be a giggle 😆
Looks like a lot of fun
Thanks, it was a fun day out 😊
Very nice video!!! So I started to follow the Channel!! Maybe next time you are in Italy we can have an Aperitivo!! :-))
fantastico. Grazie per aver seguito. Speriamo che il canale ti piaccia!
Simon and Steff
Hi guys hope you’re well after ABR. We met you (me Neil and Ash) at the festival on the RallyMoto stand and talked to you both about stuff and Morocco. We’ll let you know how it went once completed. Really loving all your videos. I was wondering are you using Samsung Activ Tab 2or 3? How good are they in the wet and generally. Do you find them bright enough for old eyes!!? Thanks in advance. Neil
Hi Neil, it was lovely to meet you at the ABR 😊
We are using the active 3. Obviously it’s a little subjective but we find them exceptional for the price
I’m currently riding the Swedish tet crossing the Norwegian border today and using the tablet for everything
Yesterday I had the worse storms I’ve experienced on the bike for years and the monsoon like rain did occasionally activate the screen but nothing too bad. Normal rain is fine
Brightness can be slightly dim in full on sunshine but I’ve got old eyes and it’s definitely manageable 😊
Hi guys great content. Just wondering what tyre pressure your running on the trails. Im making my way through all your videos slowly. Very impressed so far keep it up. Dave.
Hi Dave, thanks for the lovely comment! On our bikes, with our kit/weight/tyres etc we’ve got a couple of settings that seem to work well but it’s hugely dependant on the surface. As a guide we use 25psi on road, a standard offroad setting for us would be around 18psi as it seems to give a better ride with more traction but still be good protection against pinch flats then for short periods if we run into sand or mud we’ll drop them lower still around 12