Hi, enjoying your rides on TH-cam & the route at the end, I have a Ural CT & getting to know it. Nicer for travel than a solo. Thanks for the inspiration & seeing places I've yet to visit.
Hi Sven, my first Ural was a CT, very capable bike which I took into some pretty rough areas. I ran Mitas trials tyres on it which gave me excellent grip (sorry not sure which model they were). I have a two wheeler in the shed which sits there wondering when it'll be take out next. Sidecars are just so convenient and I find I ride a lot slower and see so much more. We're getting ready for this years Ural Adventure Ride which we're all hoping will go ahead unless this damn COVID intervenes again. Enjoy the CT.
@@Janice569 hey there! Have not forgotten about you kids! So incredibly busy producing our Spanish episode! Got Stella Artois and Bulldog BDX on board. Look forward to setting up a meeting!
Hi @UCy_pvnVQlJdWUCw1tOr9f5Q, yes we are very lucky, there are many miles of unpaved roads. We leave in two weeks time for the 2021 Ural Adventure ride. I will post a video after the ride.
ranslation "Unfortunately, we do not hear the motor of the motorcycle. I did not come here to listen to music. A waste of time." Ester, just for you...the motor of the motorcycle goes "tick, tick, tick" and then the motor is angry then it goes "braaap, braaap, braaap". Now try watching the video with the sound off and making your own motor noises! Something like this, "Tick, tick, Braaaap, braaaap" mix it up, go loud, go soft, use your hands, point at naughty car drivers, yell a little, wave to mama and don't forget your don't need to put your foot down at the lights because you're on a sidecar. There you are, I've solved your terrible problem of having to watch adventure ride videos with music and no "motor noises" because now "You are the motor noise". You can thank me later.
We who are enamored with Ural motorcycles actually like to hear that sewing machine sound of the Ural engine. The continuous repetitive obnoxious background noise (supposed music) is meh and bluckey! Otherwise, thank you for the adventure.
Hi Bruce, if you think the music is bad on that video, take a listen to my new ones...truly appalling!! Very hard to find good music that you don't have to pay a huge royalty on. I'm still learning how to put video together and will soon purchase a mic so I can sing to you...also got a great didgeridoo at around 100kph, wind into mouth just to mix things up a little. That aside, I do appreciate all constructive comments. I have been told to add motorcycle noise, commentary on where I'm traveling, info about bikes on the trip, bike setup and a "little" background music.
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What a great ride!
Hi, enjoying your rides on TH-cam & the route at the end, I have a Ural CT & getting to know it. Nicer for travel than a solo. Thanks for the inspiration & seeing places I've yet to visit.
Hi Sven, my first Ural was a CT, very capable bike which I took into some pretty rough areas. I ran Mitas trials tyres on it which gave me excellent grip (sorry not sure which model they were). I have a two wheeler in the shed which sits there wondering when it'll be take out next. Sidecars are just so convenient and I find I ride a lot slower and see so much more. We're getting ready for this years Ural Adventure Ride which we're all hoping will go ahead unless this damn COVID intervenes again. Enjoy the CT.
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Thanks Greg I will.
The rain has passed!
Awesome ride Greg
@@Janice569 hey there! Have not forgotten about you kids! So incredibly busy producing our Spanish episode! Got Stella Artois and Bulldog BDX on board. Look forward to setting up a meeting!
Wow , mate this is Australia , right ?! These gravel and sandy roads love them so much. But have never been there yet
Hi @UCy_pvnVQlJdWUCw1tOr9f5Q, yes we are very lucky, there are many miles of unpaved roads. We leave in two weeks time for the 2021 Ural Adventure ride. I will post a video after the ride.
Thanks Greg! Beautiful!
Lamentablemente no escuchamos el motor de la moto. Aquí no vine a escuchar música. Una pérdida de tiempo.
ranslation "Unfortunately, we do not hear the motor of the motorcycle. I did not come here to listen to music. A waste of time." Ester, just for you...the motor of the motorcycle goes "tick, tick, tick" and then the motor is angry then it goes "braaap, braaap, braaap". Now try watching the video with the sound off and making your own motor noises! Something like this, "Tick, tick, Braaaap, braaaap" mix it up, go loud, go soft, use your hands, point at naughty car drivers, yell a little, wave to mama and don't forget your don't need to put your foot down at the lights because you're on a sidecar. There you are, I've solved your terrible problem of having to watch adventure ride videos with music and no "motor noises" because now "You are the motor noise". You can thank me later.
We who are enamored with Ural motorcycles actually like to hear that sewing machine sound of the Ural engine. The continuous repetitive obnoxious background noise (supposed music) is meh and bluckey! Otherwise, thank you for the adventure.
Hi Bruce, if you think the music is bad on that video, take a listen to my new ones...truly appalling!! Very hard to find good music that you don't have to pay a huge royalty on. I'm still learning how to put video together and will soon purchase a mic so I can sing to you...also got a great didgeridoo at around 100kph, wind into mouth just to mix things up a little. That aside, I do appreciate all constructive comments. I have been told to add motorcycle noise, commentary on where I'm traveling, info about bikes on the trip, bike setup and a "little" background music.
Very nice work Greg. Good to see some more Ozzie.content. Keep it up. Was that a recce for the upcoming event??
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