Do it Eddie, so so worth it. I saw so much but barely scratched the surface, I've made 8 videos on riding through the island but I beat I could make another 80 with the amount of places to explore.
Absolutely beautiful! I showed my wife 30 seconds of your trip and she asked if i would be keen to go there? (We live in Perth) I paused for a micro second and said "HELL YEAH" Thanks mate😊👍
haha, glad I could help in a small way, but seriously Tassie is incredible and well worth the trek across the country. I have a few others episodes on Tassie the one in the North West is good if you need more persuading visuals 😂
So impressed with your editing. Syncing it with the music... brilliant. Thinking you just might be a perfectionist. Beautiful photography too. Thanks again for sharing this adventure.
Great stuff again. Although the Bay of Fires ends at Eddystone point. Hopefully you end up there in the next episode. The break at the north of four mile beach is called cattle grids, and as you said is great on the right swell. Thanks.
thanks for picking that up Walter, I'll corrected it in the next episode, I tried to find information as to where it ended there and then tried online but couldn't find a clear answer. Yes that point looked promising.
@@freewayproject sure is! I was there in Dec/Jan for 10 days on the bike. Saw loads but need to go back for more! You’ve made me want to go even more now I’ve binged watched your Tassie series 😉
I did that walk 39 years ago ,they sure have improved the goat track it was ,all those years ago. Amazing scenery ,I really must do a return trip to Tassie.
Thanks for posting. Definitely on my bucket list. For now, ill be heading north from Wollongong, to Cooktown, in far north Queensland. Need to settle on dates, and spending costs, but trust me, it will happen. Love your choices in camping cuisine😀😀
Thanks Kevin, Tassie is work putting on your list, I mean I have made 8 videos on the place and I haven't even scratch the surface (miss so much). You trip sounds awesome.
Thanks Phil, I have done Elephant Pass once before that is why I was hopping to show it, I just remember really tight turns. But there are so many fun roads in Tassie, plus a lot of dirt roads and tracks to explore, so many options there.
Excellent TH-cam, very professional filming, maybe a little less music some times,as the sound of nature is fine with me...I also ride a Himalayan, but it's still winter here in Ireland, I'm envious!!!
Thanks John, glad you are enjoying the series. Yes we are a little spoiled here in Australia, I have only had rain for a couple hours on this trip (strangely in the outback) over a whole month, it has been great riding and camping weather. My Himalayan is doing a great job too, stocked with it.
Ha! First word that came to mind was already used! You have a gift for cinematography and story telling-a lot of hard work. Loving your content. Subscribed!
Thanks mate, glad you are enjoying the series. The next 2 episode in the latest series (I should be able to upload by Friday) are fun, mostly in the dirt
Great stuff! Those stills at the end are fantastic! 👏My partner and I rode around Tassie a couple years ago and loved it, we're definitely coming back with our own bikes one day!
definitely worth a second or third road trip, I spent a lot of time in an old Kombi doing road trip around the island in 2020 and I have gone to all new spots this trip except 3 locations, I am sure I could come back another 5 times and find new cool places to visit each time. It's an amazing place.
An absolute amazing place to travel. I hope to get over there myself one day. Thankyou so much for sharing. Amazing drone footage to mate. Loving your series. Stay safe
Amazing photography. What a stunning place!! I absolutely love your videos.- makes me want to leave my best friend (the couch ;-)) behind and come to down under ;-) Keep up the good work. Keep on travelling!
I had been to the bay of fires a few other times but never seen Sloops reef area (just drove past) so many cool spots there. I am sure there are a bunch more I've missed. It must have been amazing living in that area.
Oh cool, I am riding through there next, just to get a taste, I want to do a longer trip through there, but I think I'll have to do some research to find so cool trails camping spot and to try and get some half decent images.
For quality content seekers like me, you’re a gem Joe ❤.. keep up the awesome work mate. Actually thinking of getting a Himalayan now. Will wait till the Himalayan 450 comes in a few months 😁.
I think I was about 11 when I went to that Wine Glass bay lookout. I don't remember much of the walk (except I thought it was a bit rough), but remember the view. The track has probably been upgraded now to make it more tourist friendly. Thanks again.
thanks mate glad you are enjoying the series, there 18 episode in the first series and still in the middle of the second series which will be around 22 episodes.
HeyJoe,,,looks like you're really struggling with life atm,,,don't worry,,,things will get better,,, love your work mate,,,stunning pictures,,,you deserve more views,,,,actual content in you videos,,,keep it up
Thanks Eric, yes it's that saying, "someone has to do it", so I thought I'd take one for the team and put up with the exploring, camping under the stars and riding the bike down dirt tracks winding roads etc......😂😂😂
Yes DEFINITELY EPIC! This is the effect (on the photos) that I saw at the beginning of the series before the GoPro. Did anything different for this episode? The start with the Wine Glass Bay and the finish with the shot out of the tent: PRICELESS. The drone footage was AMAZING and in particular the one with the 'finger' rock in the middle and the movement of the waves around! You are a very talented dude! Cheers!
yes that area of Tasmania is stunning. I am back on an DJI Osmo Action 3 (I'll use the GoPro as a back up). It could just be the way I colour grade the footage also (all the footage is shot in log. When I am normally finishing of a documentary colour grading etc... I have a lot of time and carefully match colour, saturation, brightness, contrast, but with these half the time I am doing in a tent and rushing to finish them so they could be all over the place.
Thanks Steen, once I am back I was going to do a video about the gear I took and another about the motorbike, so I can add in the camera gear to the gear one unless I have more to say and can do one just on the camera gear.
Tasmania is definitely working its way up my list of must-experience places. I ride a Monkey myself, so this type of chill, wandering-about riding is right up my alley :D Another splendid video, and I actually think the music complements the images beautifully. Oh, and on a related note, may I ask what photo equipment you use? Do I spy a Sony A7x by any chance?
Thanks Catalina, I am filming with a DJI Osmon Action filming from the bike on the helmet, all other footage is filmed with a Sony A7SIII and I have an old DJI Mavic Pro Drone form 2016. For photos I have a Sony A7RIII I only have space 2 lenses Sony GM 70mm - 200mm 2.8 and a Sony GM 24mm 1.4
Hi Christian, I am planing on doing one on about the bike and the what it has been like for the 20 000km and another on the gear I took, the gear I used, the gear I didn't use and gear I am planing on taking next time. But there are a few more episode before I get to the end of the trip. Glad you are enjoying the ride.
Thanks, yes the Himalayan is getting the job done, I love it when you do have to think about it the bike just gets it done. I am using a DJI Osmo Action for filming when on the bike (from the helmet) otherwise I using a Sony A7SIII. I am taking photos with a Sony A7RIII, I only have room for 2 lenses Sony GM 24mm 1.4 and Sony GM 70mm - 200mm 2.8. I also have an old DJI Mavic Pro drone from 2016. 😁
Yes it is even the drone that is now 8 years old shoot 4K. batteries are fine I have 8 with me for the Sony Cameras and I never get to the last batteries even when away from power for a week ( I do have a lithium battery with me on the bike though, which if for the action camera and the drone and laptop. Storage, I guess it depends what you are used to. t doesn't seem a lot to me say 20 episode is about 3TB
Hi Marko, i have a DJI Osmo Action for footage when i am riding, all there other footage is filmed with a Sony A7SIII. For Photos I have a Sony A7RIII from 2017, it old but still gets a decent image
@@freewayproject i like how you do it all on budget 💪 i have also himi 411, just camo green one, and i also motocamp etc so i like watchibg ur videos, so i get some ideas 😅 I was thinking getting used dji osmo for 130 usd, and buy adapteter for mic .. and maybe try to get some short motocamping videos
When ever I can, with the camera batteries and the big battery i can get about 6 - 7 days> in Tasmania, i recharged on the boat over and at the place i stayed in the Huon Valley in the south,
Great ride and pics, again. Keep up the great show. Thanks Joe.....
Glad you are enjoying the first series. It's a stunning part of the world
This is such an underrated channel.
Thanks mate, great to hear you are enjoying the series. I just started the new one around New Zealand, first episode went up today.
Your productions deserve a million likes Joe. Better than anything on the TV….. 🤙🏼
Thanks Wayne, glad you are enjoying the series.
Thanks for the motivation Joe. I have been around there in a car but cars just move the body. Bikes move you soul. My goal for next spring & summer. 🕺
Do it Eddie, so so worth it. I saw so much but barely scratched the surface, I've made 8 videos on riding through the island but I beat I could make another 80 with the amount of places to explore.
Sounds accurate, purely in my dislike of cars 😅
Absolutely beautiful! I showed my wife 30 seconds of your trip and she asked if i would be keen to go there? (We live in Perth) I paused for a micro second and said "HELL YEAH" Thanks mate😊👍
haha, glad I could help in a small way, but seriously Tassie is incredible and well worth the trek across the country. I have a few others episodes on Tassie the one in the North West is good if you need more persuading visuals 😂
@@freewayproject I will definitely check those out, Ha ha It's my duty as a new subscriber 😜👌
Stunning photos and footage Joe. I'm loving your journey around our gorgeous state
Thanks Terri, and it definitely is a gorgeous state.
So impressed with your editing. Syncing it with the music... brilliant. Thinking you just might be a perfectionist. Beautiful photography too. Thanks again for sharing this adventure.
thanks mate, glad you enjoyed the episode. No far from a perfectionist these are one pass edits, I am scrambling to get them done in time.
You're a humble Guy. All those gore mett skills, yet you never crow about it. That's humility that is.... 😁👍
thanks mate..
Your work is spot on bud, thanks for your hard work and dedication I sure do appreciate it, mint!
Thanks mate, great to hear you enjoyed it. the new series starts Friday.
Thanks!
Thank you for your support as always Larry it is greatly appreciated.
Stunning! You discover the most incredible camping spots. Great episode, showcasing a beautiful part of Tasmania.
Yes, Tina, the bay of fires is an incredibly beautiful place, and definitely has some of the best camping spots
Great stuff again. Although the Bay of Fires ends at Eddystone point. Hopefully you end up there in the next episode. The break at the north of four mile beach is called cattle grids, and as you said is great on the right swell. Thanks.
thanks for picking that up Walter, I'll corrected it in the next episode, I tried to find information as to where it ended there and then tried online but couldn't find a clear answer. Yes that point looked promising.
Joe, you have the most beautiful motorcycle videos. Glad I found you while doing Himalayan research.
Thanks Aaron, glad you are enjoying the series. Still a few episodes to come on this journey, then on to the next 😁
So SO SOO EPIC. What a brilliant day!
Definitely was Aaron, Tasmania is an awesome place to ride.
@@freewayproject sure is! I was there in Dec/Jan for 10 days on the bike. Saw loads but need to go back for more! You’ve made me want to go even more now I’ve binged watched your Tassie series 😉
Got your shorts, will hike! Love it! Wow ! The lookout ! ❤ love getting up early…you know…early bird catches the worm 😂 the wallaby (the worm) ♥️
thanks, yes early is the best.
I did that walk 39 years ago ,they sure have improved the goat track it was ,all those years ago.
Amazing scenery ,I really must do a return trip to Tassie.
Definitely worth doing again.
Thanks for posting. Definitely on my bucket list. For now, ill be heading north from Wollongong, to Cooktown, in far north Queensland. Need to settle on dates, and spending costs, but trust me, it will happen. Love your choices in camping cuisine😀😀
Thanks Kevin, Tassie is work putting on your list, I mean I have made 8 videos on the place and I haven't even scratch the surface (miss so much). You trip sounds awesome.
Your Tasmanian series has been amazing Joe. Can’t wait for the next episode
Thanks, glad you're enjoying the series, still more to come 😁
Awesome scenery Joe. Love your photos, photography is my thing! Perfect travels on the wonderful himalayan 👍😎
Yes it is stunning scenery on the north east coast of Tasmania, and I have also found the Himalayan is perfect for traveling and exploring on.
Did Tassie last month. Was also disappointed Elephant Pass was closed. Bonus was got to do St Mary’s Pass up and down. Great video
Thanks Phil, I have done Elephant Pass once before that is why I was hopping to show it, I just remember really tight turns. But there are so many fun roads in Tassie, plus a lot of dirt roads and tracks to explore, so many options there.
Really been enjoying your travels. I love tassie too. Been there on the bike and would dearly love to do it again. Safe travels.
Thanks mate glad you are enjoying both series. Yes Tassie is an awesome place to ride.
Excellent TH-cam, very professional filming, maybe a little less music some times,as the sound of nature is fine with me...I also ride a Himalayan, but it's still winter here in Ireland, I'm envious!!!
Thanks John, glad you are enjoying the series. Yes we are a little spoiled here in Australia, I have only had rain for a couple hours on this trip (strangely in the outback) over a whole month, it has been great riding and camping weather. My Himalayan is doing a great job too, stocked with it.
Ha! First word that came to mind was already used! You have a gift for cinematography and story telling-a lot of hard work. Loving your content. Subscribed!
Thanks mate, glad you are enjoying the series. The next 2 episode in the latest series (I should be able to upload by Friday) are fun, mostly in the dirt
Great stuff! Those stills at the end are fantastic! 👏My partner and I rode around Tassie a couple years ago and loved it, we're definitely coming back with our own bikes one day!
definitely worth a second or third road trip, I spent a lot of time in an old Kombi doing road trip around the island in 2020 and I have gone to all new spots this trip except 3 locations, I am sure I could come back another 5 times and find new cool places to visit each time. It's an amazing place.
And smiled the whole way through your video.
awesome
Spectacular views of the coast! I love your show!
Thanks Scott, yes it is a stunning area, I am not sure I can top the scenery on this trip, this will probably be the peak.
An absolute amazing place to travel. I hope to get over there myself one day. Thankyou so much for sharing. Amazing drone footage to mate. Loving your series. Stay safe
it is a stunning place to explore, its a must
Another excellent presentation. Great photography. Be safe and thanks
Glad you are still enjoying the ride Larry.
Great stuff Joe, love the Bay of Fires region, Tassie sure is an amazing little island …
Thanks Rodney, yes it an amazing place and I barely scratch the surface.
Amazing photography. What a stunning place!! I absolutely love your videos.- makes me want to leave my best friend (the couch ;-)) behind and come to down under ;-) Keep up the good work. Keep on travelling!
Thanks again, glad you're enjoying a few of the episodes.
The little beach at Sloop reef is my favourite beach in that area. Such a wonderful place, really enjoyed living in that part of Tassie.
I had been to the bay of fires a few other times but never seen Sloops reef area (just drove past) so many cool spots there. I am sure there are a bunch more I've missed. It must have been amazing living in that area.
It was a great place to live, I’m now in the Victorian high country , another great place to live 😁
Oh cool, I am riding through there next, just to get a taste, I want to do a longer trip through there, but I think I'll have to do some research to find so cool trails camping spot and to try and get some half decent images.
For quality content seekers like me, you’re a gem Joe ❤.. keep up the awesome work mate. Actually thinking of getting a Himalayan now. Will wait till the Himalayan 450 comes in a few months 😁.
Glad you're enjoying some of the videos. Yes the 450 will be interesting to see if it is as good as it sounds.
I think I was about 11 when I went to that Wine Glass bay lookout. I don't remember much of the walk (except I thought it was a bit rough), but remember the view. The track has probably been upgraded now to make it more tourist friendly. Thanks again.
Thanks Neil, glad you liked it. Yes it seem a lot more maintained than back in the day.
Excellent video mate
thanks mate glad you are enjoying the series, there 18 episode in the first series and still in the middle of the second series which will be around 22 episodes.
Another great episode, thanks mate.
thanks Tom, stoked you're still enjoying the ride.
Ok, ok, I'll come, I just have to get things sorted, wondering now what the shipping would be for the Himalayan.... 🤔
it is an amazing place to explore.
Your videography is top notch Joe, loving the journey with you😊 However, your diet is rubbish😂😂 Tassie is full of great food...
Haha, yes I'll have to do a food tour version next time.
It either quality food in me or fuel in the bike, this time the bike is winning 😂😂😂
HeyJoe,,,looks like you're really struggling with life atm,,,don't worry,,,things will get better,,, love your work mate,,,stunning pictures,,,you deserve more views,,,,actual content in you videos,,,keep it up
Thanks Eric, yes it's that saying, "someone has to do it", so I thought I'd take one for the team and put up with the exploring, camping under the stars and riding the bike down dirt tracks winding roads etc......😂😂😂
@@freewayproject today I drove to the bakery and bought a pie ,,drove home 😅😅
Awesome content cant wait for the next installment, all the best and ride safe.
Thanks Jason, glad you are enjoying the series, that was the 12th episode, I think there might be another 5 or 6 by the end of this trip.
Yes DEFINITELY EPIC! This is the effect (on the photos) that I saw at the beginning of the series before the GoPro. Did anything different for this episode? The start with the Wine Glass Bay and the finish with the shot out of the tent: PRICELESS. The drone footage was AMAZING and in particular the one with the 'finger' rock in the middle and the movement of the waves around! You are a very talented dude! Cheers!
yes that area of Tasmania is stunning. I am back on an DJI Osmo Action 3 (I'll use the GoPro as a back up). It could just be the way I colour grade the footage also (all the footage is shot in log. When I am normally finishing of a documentary colour grading etc... I have a lot of time and carefully match colour, saturation, brightness, contrast, but with these half the time I am doing in a tent and rushing to finish them so they could be all over the place.
Great stuff again Joe !
Thanks Matthew, glad you are still enjoying the ride.
love your photography. I also recommend the local Tassal salmon brand
Thanks Adam, I grabbed what I could find at the local IGA supermarket, but will try the Tassal one next time.
supper of champs...
Was an epic spot to camp
Lovely filming and editing, a great story teller 🙂 Josep can you talk a bit about filming/photography gear. ?
Thanks Steen, once I am back I was going to do a video about the gear I took and another about the motorbike, so I can add in the camera gear to the gear one unless I have more to say and can do one just on the camera gear.
Tasmania is definitely working its way up my list of must-experience places. I ride a Monkey myself, so this type of chill, wandering-about riding is right up my alley :D Another splendid video, and I actually think the music complements the images beautifully. Oh, and on a related note, may I ask what photo equipment you use? Do I spy a Sony A7x by any chance?
Thanks Catalina, I am filming with a DJI Osmon Action filming from the bike on the helmet, all other footage is filmed with a Sony A7SIII and I have an old DJI Mavic Pro Drone form 2016. For photos I have a Sony A7RIII I only have space 2 lenses Sony GM 70mm - 200mm 2.8 and a Sony GM 24mm 1.4
Love it bro!
Glad you are enjoying the ride, it's been fun to make, any excuse to get on the bike 😁
Good job mate
Thanks John, glad you enjoyed it. 😁
Have yoyu ever done a Bike accecories/gear tour? Would be interested to know wehat you chose for this journey and why!"
Thanks for bringing us along!
Hi Christian, I am planing on doing one on about the bike and the what it has been like for the 20 000km and another on the gear I took, the gear I used, the gear I didn't use and gear I am planing on taking next time. But there are a few more episode before I get to the end of the trip. Glad you are enjoying the ride.
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Glad you enjoyed it.
Hi Joe, fantastic footage! Love that the Himalayan takes you anywhere you point it. What camera kit are you using? Charlie - Rest Day Rider
Thanks, yes the Himalayan is getting the job done, I love it when you do have to think about it the bike just gets it done.
I am using a DJI Osmo Action for filming when on the bike (from the helmet) otherwise I using a Sony A7SIII. I am taking photos with a Sony A7RIII, I only have room for 2 lenses Sony GM 24mm 1.4 and Sony GM 70mm - 200mm 2.8. I also have an old DJI Mavic Pro drone from 2016. 😁
@@freewayproject the quality is epic. I assume it's 4k? Does it eat storage and batteries?
Yes it is even the drone that is now 8 years old shoot 4K. batteries are fine I have 8 with me for the Sony Cameras and I never get to the last batteries even when away from power for a week ( I do have a lithium battery with me on the bike though, which if for the action camera and the drone and laptop.
Storage, I guess it depends what you are used to. t doesn't seem a lot to me say 20 episode is about 3TB
you can allso try meals sirena fom the supermarkets
As long as I don’t have to heat them up with anything 😁
@@freewayproject you don’t have to
What is your camera set up bro? Your photos and videos are amazing
Hi Marko, i have a DJI Osmo Action for footage when i am riding, all there other footage is filmed with a Sony A7SIII. For Photos I have a Sony A7RIII from 2017, it old but still gets a decent image
@@freewayproject wow, i was just looking to get used osmo action 😅 thanks
@@freewayproject i like how you do it all on budget 💪 i have also himi 411, just camo green one, and i also motocamp etc so i like watchibg ur videos, so i get some ideas 😅 I was thinking getting used dji osmo for 130 usd, and buy adapteter for mic .. and maybe try to get some short motocamping videos
Отличный контент,музыку ставь хорошую
Спасибо
When do you charge your charging station?
When ever I can, with the camera batteries and the big battery i can get about 6 - 7 days> in Tasmania, i recharged on the boat over and at the place i stayed in the Huon Valley in the south,
Hello Joe. 😊 At 8:55 in the video: Chick nug parm = chicken nuggets with Parmesan cheese?
maybe, sounds like that could be it. Was delicious.