You deserve a way bigger following than you've got! I love these videos, and as an American it's totally rad to see parts of Australia that I usually wouldn't!
Good stuff mate👍👍. 95 percent of my rides are solo. Love it. No waiting for others. Ride at your own pace. Stop and explore anywhere YOU feel like. And no one snoring at camp sites 🤣
Thanks mate. The pin drop I had wasn’t exact. So I was going back and forth around the pin drop and just couldn’t bloody find it hey. I only filmed a bit but I was loosing my patience out there real quick lol.
Bloody ripper ride mate 👍. Great little adventure & nice reward with that secret hut !!! Always enjoy your videos....I also take videos but don't really do the edit with public viewing in mind....I might need to change a few from unlisted to public 😉. It's a great way to keep a diary of adventures 👍. Good on ya 👌
Yep I’ll believe that. There was one clip that had an error (not viewable) but if the deep bit was 1m longer my bike would have been drowned. Luckily momentum got me through.
Awesome video Lance as always stunning scenery really enjoyed it. I have a cousin who owns a garage in NSW (Salisbury) they keep wanting me to go over watching your videos its tempting. Ride safe from the UK Martin
Nice video! That big boulder crossing drinks bikes regularly so I've heard. I live up the road and been stinging to run some of those trails. Were the gates open on that stretch on the plateau? I heard they have been open and I've heard they are closed aswell. Gate hop or good timing?
Yeah awesome area to ride mate. I have more business down that way for sure. Good timing for me indeed. No dramas. Definitely hit and miss with the gates though.
Ulladulla...and go inland..Morton National Park - Little Forest & Florance Head, flat rock, etc....Morton np I've ridden is nice. What's the big deal with the secrecy...?
Is true. The more people that head down this way and abuse it, the more national parks put fences up everywhere… unfortunately it’s the select bunch of morons that ruin it for the rest of us. BTW our town water comes from Porters Creek dam. Love your vid mate, new subscriber here 🤟🏼
guys, i'm new here in Australia, just arrived from Italy, now in Sydney. I do a lot af travel adventure on my t7 in Europe, and now i'm going to buy a DRZ too but really don't know where to ride. Can u please help me? just let me know a good area to explore in offroad, thanks a lot
Mate If your in the actual Sydney area check out, Newnes, Kanangra National Park, Jenolan State Forest, Hampton State Forest. They will be good starting points.
Hey mate, apologies in advance if you have been asked this recently. What gearing do you use for your Drz400 and do you feel it balances off-road and highway riding well? What speed can you sit at comfortably on the highway? Thanks.
Mate I change between 15-47 and 15-44. This ride I had 15-47 which I think is the best all round combo. I’ll hold 110km all day if need be but generally like it at 100km. If I’m doing big big kilometres on outback roads I’ll run 15-44 which then I can hold 120km all day but like it at 110km. Hope that helps.
@@The_Apprentice_Adventurer I've seen you use 15-44 in some other videos. Whats 15-44 like for the tighter/slower single trail? I'm tryna find a do it all gearing if that's possible. Something that can cruise at 110kms all day but still do the slower stuff as well. Including a few hill climbs.
@@Jasper-ju8lt mate I hate 15-44 in the tight stuff. I think 15-47 will be the best compromise unless carrying heaps of weight then you’ll need the 15-44 to get the bike going at higher speeds.
Thats my backyard! I ride on those trails all the time. The little hut is awesome. Glad you enjoyed it!
You deserve a way bigger following than you've got! I love these videos, and as an American it's totally rad to see parts of Australia that I usually wouldn't!
I know right. I just need bulk subscribers and Suzuki to sponsor me, then I’ll be set. 👍
Fellow American, here to say the same thing. Always enjoy these videos
Well done mate awesome ride you definitely inspired me to get out there and do more solo riding
You don't seem like an "apprentice" to me Lance. Great video - really enjoyed it!
Good stuff mate👍👍. 95 percent of my rides are solo. Love it. No waiting for others. Ride at your own pace. Stop and explore anywhere YOU feel like. And no one snoring at camp sites 🤣
Haha yeah I know, it makes life easy with planning or in this case no planning. Just ride and go anywhere you want.
being a beginner i'm too scared to ride on my own. Oh, midcoast adventures, I subscribe to you too. 😄
Enjoy watching your videos mate keep them coming 👍
Awesome stuff mate , great channel if your ever up Central Queensland give me a yell.
Wow, I'm with you. I didn't think we had potentially unexploded military devices in Oz. Great vid, as usual. That hut is brilliant!
Best ride I've watched. Very inspiring.👍🇦🇺
Great solo ride, gorgeous country.
The hut rocked! Well worth the effort. 👍
Love these videos, keep it going! Looking forward to every new video 👍
Thanks mate. Appreciate the support and you tuning in. 👍
Excellent video.. thanks
Another awesome video mate!🍻🍻
Your commentary makes me laugh every time 😂.
Love it 😊
Great adventure mate! 👍
That hut sure was bloody secluded!!
Thanks mate. The pin drop I had wasn’t exact. So I was going back and forth around the pin drop and just couldn’t bloody find it hey. I only filmed a bit but I was loosing my patience out there real quick lol.
Good job lance, that's adventure riding at its 👌
Dude I'm in Jervis bay next time U down this way let me know
Bloody ripper ride mate 👍. Great little adventure & nice reward with that secret hut !!! Always enjoy your videos....I also take videos but don't really do the edit with public viewing in mind....I might need to change a few from unlisted to public 😉. It's a great way to keep a diary of adventures 👍. Good on ya 👌
Thanks mate. I hate the editing and probably need to do better in that department as well. Thanks for tuning in.
Nice work Lance 🤙🏼
I didn’t get to see much of the south coast from my time in Sydney. Cool to see 👍🏼
Thanks mate. Yeah it’s impressed me the sights down there. Plenty more that I need to explore still out there through.
Love the vids man , note to self clear water always deeper than it looks
Yep I’ll believe that. There was one clip that had an error (not viewable) but if the deep bit was 1m longer my bike would have been drowned. Luckily momentum got me through.
Awesome video Lance as always stunning scenery really enjoyed it.
I have a cousin who owns a garage in NSW (Salisbury) they keep wanting me to go over watching your videos its tempting.
Ride safe from the UK
Martin
Absolutely, come back on over and start riding. You won’t regret it that’s for sure. 👍
11:41 how is that rock just hanging outward like that...
Mate no idea. There was heaps of that out there. Just don’t be near when it falls I guess. Lol
Beautiful solo trip🎉
Great vid mate. Outstanding.
There was a vast expanse of land in NW sydney that is now suburbia, that not too long ago was fenced off due to unexploded ordinance.
Crazy hey. I never knew we had such things. Good to learn about though.
So is Twelve Mile Road open now??.
I swear adventure tv did a video on the 300rally at that rock cliff or something very similar
Do you know what the video was called? I’ll suss it out.
Nice video! That big boulder crossing drinks bikes regularly so I've heard. I live up the road and been stinging to run some of those trails. Were the gates open on that stretch on the plateau? I heard they have been open and I've heard they are closed aswell. Gate hop or good timing?
Yeah awesome area to ride mate. I have more business down that way for sure. Good timing for me indeed. No dramas. Definitely hit and miss with the gates though.
dont worry bout bad words we love ur rides an personality here in usa
👍 yeah bloody ripper. Lol.
TH-cam hates it though. Sorry TH-cam 🤙
Ulladulla...and go inland..Morton National Park - Little Forest & Florance Head, flat rock, etc....Morton np I've ridden is nice. What's the big deal with the secrecy...?
Not sure mate. I was just asked to not share the location. I guess the people who use it don’t want bulk people showing up.
Is true. The more people that head down this way and abuse it, the more national parks put fences up everywhere… unfortunately it’s the select bunch of morons that ruin it for the rest of us. BTW our town water comes from Porters Creek dam.
Love your vid mate, new subscriber here 🤟🏼
@@spara7464 nothing wrong with keeping a few secret locations to yourselves 😉. Thanks
guys, i'm new here in Australia, just arrived from Italy, now in Sydney. I do a lot af travel adventure on my t7 in Europe, and now i'm going to buy a DRZ too but really don't know where to ride. Can u please help me? just let me know a good area to explore in offroad, thanks a lot
Mate If your in the actual Sydney area check out, Newnes, Kanangra National Park, Jenolan State Forest, Hampton State Forest. They will be good starting points.
@@The_Apprentice_Adventurer thanks!
Yerinyong? New sub bro!
Yeah around that area and a bit more south. Great spot.
Hey mate, apologies in advance if you have been asked this recently. What gearing do you use for your Drz400 and do you feel it balances off-road and highway riding well? What speed can you sit at comfortably on the highway? Thanks.
Mate I change between 15-47 and 15-44. This ride I had 15-47 which I think is the best all round combo. I’ll hold 110km all day if need be but generally like it at 100km. If I’m doing big big kilometres on outback roads I’ll run 15-44 which then I can hold 120km all day but like it at 110km. Hope that helps.
What gearing are you running?
For this ride I had a 15-47. Pretty good for 100km per hour or under.
@@The_Apprentice_Adventurer I've seen you use 15-44 in some other videos. Whats 15-44 like for the tighter/slower single trail? I'm tryna find a do it all gearing if that's possible. Something that can cruise at 110kms all day but still do the slower stuff as well. Including a few hill climbs.
@@Jasper-ju8lt mate I hate 15-44 in the tight stuff. I think 15-47 will be the best compromise unless carrying heaps of weight then you’ll need the 15-44 to get the bike going at higher speeds.
Please bro don’t walk to the edge of the cliffs. Please