Up to Blue Rag in a Holden Adventra (Commodore) Wagon!
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ย. 2023
- M1457 - Watch an EPIC trip from Chris's GoPro POV and Dashcam as we do Blue Rag Range Track in the Adventra wagon. Blue Rag Range is one of the top 5 Australian iconic 4WD tracks. We run our usual Adventra spec offroad commodore vehicles along the track. Full run of the track from start trig point and future episodews as we return to camp via Basalt Noth and Basalt South track. All Terrain Action 2023 Trip with Crew and Community Members.
Watch Episode 2 • Touring Bluerag Range ...
Under the All Terrain Action Classification this track is rated M1457 visit www.allterrainaction.com/chart/ for full classification legend breakdown.
Lithium Batteries bit.ly/itech120x
First Aid Kits bit.ly/buyfirstaidkit
Instagram bit.ly/instagram-ata
Facebook bit.ly/facebook-ata
Recovery Gear bit.ly/allterrainrecovery
#dargo #victoriahighcountry #4wdaustralia - บันเทิง
![ความรักไม่ได้น่ากลัวขนาดนั้น (TRUST ME) - LYKN [ OFFICIAL MV ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/9np-lAtCRpQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Trig Point via Basalt North now avalible th-cam.com/video/1BxIT71QcfE/w-d-xo.html
Good job, not only the driving, but organising 15 or so vehicles . 👌
Oh this looks like a riot of a time! Cannot wait to get up to the VHC even more after seeing this
It was an amazing weekend😂
Good job Chris im very impressed with how ease you made it look 👌 i did doubt you with such low clearance but you proved me wrong lol. Good job guys 😉 very impressive where them Adventures go. Must be the operator 😜
Great to see you got to watch tthis! It's fascinating to observe how numerous 4WD owners believe our vehicle lacks true ground clearance. With a fully independent suspension, we boast 260mm of front clearance and 280mm in the rear. This is quite respectable, especially when you contrast it with, for instance, a new-generation Hilux on 32-inch tires, which only offers around 230/240mm of front and rear clearance to its differential pumpkins. The weakness is body clearance, particularly in aspects such as ramp-over angles, approach angles, and departure angles otherwise we seem to to follow most 4wd's running 32's no worries!
@@AllTerrainAction yeah im hearing ya mate. Still very impressed nevertheless.
Just goes to show with experience and good preparation you can take a near stock vehicle/Venture anywhere. I've spent my life travelling the vic high country and it still blows me away where you guys go with these vehicle's. Definitely still requires a good operator to navigate a vehicle like that though the terrain the high country dishes up. Iv see blokes twin locked with 35's struggling where you guys take these vehicle's. 👍
I’ve seen you on the videos coaching other drivers on the 4wd tracks, if my territory is an awd I would’ve tagged along on the blue rag but my territory is a RWD unfortunately and currently not on the road yet but I would give the rated easy a try when it’s on the road with all terrains, lifted suspension and other mods, if I had a diff locker I would try the medium track in dry weather conditions, well done Chris
Make sure to check out Territory Offroad mate he is the king of Territory world!
@@AllTerrainAction I’m already following him
Well done Chris that is a massive crew You took up there was there any chance it was like herding cats at any time😆 Great video mate?
It was surprising how many turned up, wasent too sure but it worked out on this occasion hehe.
Good on you Chris great video for a Commodore.😊
You did well with only one chime from it.
It just shows all the no showers that think you need all the bling in their 4x4 that they have.
We had fun as usual :)
@AllTerrainAction Thats all that matters.
I really enjoyed this.
Convoys that big takes all the fun out of driving trails for me… constantly waiting for people all day and only get to drive half the potential distance. Each to their own though i suppose…
Absolutley, you gotta realise many of these people are people who want to do the drive but dont have anyone else to go with or want to do it with our community. I love my 2-3 crew vehicles trips, its great! But when we are out with the community and differant people, I'm getting my enjoyment from seeing others enjoying it and the way this community connects with each other back at camp. But as you say its each to their own, and I certinly love both!
Great vid. Why don't people drive all the way to river and back on blue rag ? No one ever does that. We came down basalt nth and sth in dark in a hurry a few years ago coz mate was having trouble,it was a great time.
I visited the river campsite back in 2018, but the only motivation to go down there is if you intend to camp. With a convoy of 15, I wouldn't be particularly enthusiastic, as the track on that side is more challenging (yet more enjoyable). Thanks for watching.
@@AllTerrainAction off course not practical with 15 cars. People say they've driven it but most only go to trig point, I can't wait to go there again.
What would you rank his track (on the day) based on your scale.Looking to take a stockish 4wd up there.
Incredible you just reminded me I forgot to put my rating tags into this video!
Under our classification chart we consider this M1457 legend for this classification can be seen here www.allterrainaction.com/chart/
Thoughts of getting a 2009 SH Subaru forester up there on stock suspension and Michelin LTX Trail tyres. Would need to air down for sure but not sure about gearing .
It’s one of those you can only try with some mates who have some 4wds with recovery gear to see how it goes I’d be interested to see that outcome. Blue rag atm to trig seems fairly good imho. But I can only compare it to when I was here in 2018.
CHEERS @@AllTerrainAction
Great video mate! What mount are you using for the tablet on your right?
Ah that’s just a HEMA HX2, I’m actually in the market to replace it. Worse than the HX1 at least in my experience and I’ve now seen how well HEMA app works on iPad tablet I want to make the change. So if you find a good tablet holder, come back and let me know!
Any clearance issues? Basically want to know if i can do it with a treg 😅
I reckon you’d be okay from memory last time we caught up, but don’t go back via Basalt go back to high plains rd. Few holes but nothing ground braking.
How many Adds where on the trip
3 in total this trip, 2x v6 and 1x v8
Mate how to get intouch with you?
Join our Facebook group all terrain action or by email chris@allterrainaction.com cheers