Been hanging out for this one. That was our group that caught up to you at Eaglevale and later blasting up Harts Spur. Funny how you forget thing. Like the guy on the horses and the school girl hikers everywhere (and a king way from anywhere to be on foot) Good job Rodney. 👍
Gidday Brendan, yes it’s taken me plenty of time to get this video done. It’s always good to look back on the video content, it’s too easy to forget. I enjoy documenting the tours but it takes so much time.🤦👍🙏
I hit a rock in that river crossing where the T7 went down & almost dropped the WR, remember it well as the guys were all stopped in the same area where you had lunch
Watching that video makes me just want to get on the bike and do that ride! (Again 😁) Just by watching that video, I think the creeks were a bit deeper when we did it. Thanks Rodney for the video and the recent ride we did. You guys did a great job, throughly enjoyed!
Fantastic watch Rodney! I always look forward to your videos. You capture that area so well, in fact the best I've seen (music selection is spot on too). Keep posting and I'll keep watching. Hope all's well with you! 👍😁
Wow how I wished I live in your neck of the woods, I would be a frequent customer of yours, what beautiful and incredible place which you live, can’t thank you enough for sharing all this with us over here in the states, always look forward to your videos, only wish they were more frequent, thank you much, Robert in Alabama
Thank you so much Robert. I wish I had more time so I could get onto these videos quicker, I have so many adventures I haven’t edited yet and plenty more stories I want to tell. I’m very lucky to have the high country so close to me, it’s always such a pleasure to ride and enjoy. 🙏
Thanks Brad, I’m glad you think the adventures are captured well in the videos. That confirms to me, the time I put in is worth it. Would love to have you on a tour, I’m sure you’d love it.👍🍺
Awesome Video. That suspension bridge holy crap. Did you have to remove the plugs on the T7? I noticed you were a fair way there in the video. Ive done it in the garage what a nightmare. Keep up the good work. 👍
Thanks for watching, yes we had to remove the plugs. The reason the whole process took so long was because Jamie’s bike didn’t have the wires ‘hack’ yet which requires a plastic wiring holder removed and the wires lifted up out of the way. Yep it’s a nightmare with the T7. I’ve done the hack on my T7 so now I can change the plugs in 45 minutes. 👍😬
I hear you, I ended up coming in from the top and pulled it out through the top. I had a spark plug tool that worked well, but it was still difficult.😜
It’s not mine either that’s why Dozer is my go to bike, even though I’ve ridden the track on the T7, the only but that scares me are the deeper creek crossings. 😜🍺
@@MileMunchinAdventuresYou guys we’re crossing the suspension bridge at Wonnangatta river and his boot caught on the chicken wire (riding the wr 450 )?
Question I meant to ask, what was your background music in this last video if you don’t mind sharing, every time I here this I’ll be thinking about your adventures?
There were plenty of different songs I used in the background, was there one in particular you wanted to know? I get my music from a website called Epidemic Sounds
Better late than never. I would have loved doing that ride 20 yrs ago when I was a little (lot) younger and fitter.
You are never too old, unless of course you are in your 90s that might be an ask. 😂 Thanks for watching🙏
@@MileMunchinAdventures ha! At 68 I may not be too old but definitely too lazy to keep the fitness to enjoy proper dirt riding anymore.
Awesome video
Been hanging out for this one. That was our group that caught up to you at Eaglevale and later blasting up Harts Spur.
Funny how you forget thing. Like the guy on the horses and the school girl hikers everywhere (and a king way from anywhere to be on foot)
Good job Rodney. 👍
Gidday Brendan, yes it’s taken me plenty of time to get this video done. It’s always good to look back on the video content, it’s too easy to forget. I enjoy documenting the tours but it takes so much time.🤦👍🙏
I hit a rock in that river crossing where the T7 went down & almost dropped the WR, remember it well as the guys were all stopped in the same area where you had lunch
It’s a great spot for lunch, we always stop there it’s very pretty. Thanks for watching.🙏
i really don't know how you pack so much into a video under an hour long.. impressive. Cheers 4 sharing sir
Thanks, it takes plenty of time going through all the footage but it’s worth it. 🙏
@Mile Munchin' Adventures Totally agree 👍
Watching that video makes me just want to get on the bike and do that ride! (Again 😁) Just by watching that video, I think the creeks were a bit deeper when we did it. Thanks Rodney for the video and the recent ride we did. You guys did a great job, throughly enjoyed!
Love when these adventure rides of yours turn up in the feed - spectacular and fun stuff as always, well done and enjoyed.
Thanks for taking the time to comment I appreciate your feedback.🙏
Fantastic watch Rodney! I always look forward to your videos. You capture that area so well, in fact the best I've seen (music selection is spot on too). Keep posting and I'll keep watching. Hope all's well with you! 👍😁
Wow how I wished I live in your neck of the woods, I would be a frequent customer of yours, what beautiful and incredible place which you live, can’t thank you enough for sharing all this with us over here in the states, always look forward to your videos, only wish they were more frequent, thank you much, Robert in Alabama
Thank you so much Robert. I wish I had more time so I could get onto these videos quicker, I have so many adventures I haven’t edited yet and plenty more stories I want to tell. I’m very lucky to have the high country so close to me, it’s always such a pleasure to ride and enjoy. 🙏
Another awesome Vid Mate, You capture the adventures perfectly. I cant wait to come on one of these adventures with you guys
Thanks Brad, I’m glad you think the adventures are captured well in the videos. That confirms to me, the time I put in is worth it. Would love to have you on a tour, I’m sure you’d love it.👍🍺
Mate you run a great tour and its in my backyard.Just finished watching your vid and planning on watching again..Great editing job...thanks🙂
Thank you Clive, I’m glad you enjoyed the vid. We are very lucky to have the high country on our doorstep, what an awesome place.🙏
Awesome Video. That suspension bridge holy crap. Did you have to remove the plugs on the T7? I noticed you were a fair way there in the video. Ive done it in the garage what a nightmare. Keep up the good work. 👍
Thanks for watching, yes we had to remove the plugs. The reason the whole process took so long was because Jamie’s bike didn’t have the wires ‘hack’ yet which requires a plastic wiring holder removed and the wires lifted up out of the way. Yep it’s a nightmare with the T7. I’ve done the hack on my T7 so now I can change the plugs in 45 minutes. 👍😬
@@MileMunchinAdventures Yeah, I did the hack as well while I was in there. Still having counselling about the LHS Plug removal. 🤣🤣
I hear you, I ended up coming in from the top and pulled it out through the top. I had a spark plug tool that worked well, but it was still difficult.😜
Great video, loved watching it
what gearing do you run on dozer for that ride
Thanks for watching, I run 15 front 44 on the back.
@@MileMunchinAdventures thanks for that, I was wonder as some of those hills look quite big
I need to ride the clutch occasionally, but I’ve ridden Billy Goats Bluff with this gearing plenty of times. 👍
Cracker mate, been missing your vids. I'd be keen for all that shit except the rocky water crossings, drowning the T7 is NOT my idea of fun 😅
It’s not mine either that’s why Dozer is my go to bike, even though I’ve ridden the track on the T7, the only but that scares me are the deeper creek crossings. 😜🍺
Great video..How tall is Tim,I have the same issue with the dual sport bikes...my ass is to close to the ground 😉🍻🇨🇦
There wasn’t a Tim in this video but you might’ve been referring to Dickie on the KTM690, he’s about 5 foot 8 inches. Thanks for watching.🙏
@@MileMunchinAdventuresYou guys we’re crossing the suspension bridge at Wonnangatta river and his boot caught on the chicken wire (riding the wr 450 )?
@@jamiesteele698 that's correct it was Tim, I completely got my videos mixed up. I'm not sure how tall he is but around 5'9'.
Hey guys, Rod, you are pretty well bang on. I'm 176cm.
Question I meant to ask, what was your background music in this last video if you don’t mind sharing, every time I here this I’ll be thinking about your adventures?
There were plenty of different songs I used in the background, was there one in particular you wanted to know? I get my music from a website called Epidemic Sounds