So motivating to get on my scrambler and enjoy an evening under the stars. So many videos are over produced trying so hard to glamorize something that’s already so enjoyable. This is raw. The way it is. Glamorizing just leads to disappointment. When you’re out in the wild and there’s no slo mo and you realize you’re not in a music video-reality sets in and this is it right here. I love it. I also must note that I wasn’t told to buy anything or know what socks you were wearing or deodorant you got under your arms or seat or exhaust or tires…I really respect that. Keep up the good work-I’ll be tuning in!!
I hope you get around to that evening soon, man! It has been my intention to make these videos as raw as possible, as I agree entirely. I do have some great partners that support me and keeping my bike in good spec! The goal has always been to use what works great for me and not push it in front of your faces 🤣 Thanks for watching again, I hope to see you for the next one 🙏
Would love to see how you packed for that trip seeing as you didn't use a saddlebag. I assume that tail bag was pretty heavy, hence, did it affect the off-road handling?
This is an idea I have for some upcoming content! I have expanded my luggage capacity with a few other bag varieties and I'm really happy with where it's at now. It absolutely affects the weight and handling of the bike a lot! 😁
Yep it is the total triumph! This has no baffles from the shop, but I have installed universal 42mm baffles. It sounds much better with them installed!
Very relaxing video thanks, would love to own one of these scrambler’s but every time I think 🤔 yea do it, that remote key fob put’s massive doubts in my noggin 👍
@Andy Balshaw I don't understand the thought behind one-night camping, as it's a lot of work and not much time to enjoy the area. However, I don't post videos either. Since that's my perception, what's yours?
You're absolutely right in it being a lot of work and not much time. Especially for these videos, I am always busy setting shots up, taking photos, and all the other stuff in between. For me, it is nice to get out on the bike for the night for the purpose to create something. I really enjoy making these videos and spending time outside with my bike in a new location. So I would say it is the process of creating something while spending time in nature that gets me. Thanks for watching, I have another one coming soon, which I hope I can persuade you to watch 😉
somewhere between ~any random moto vid~, alamazans kitchen, and primitive technology. With a dash of lembas bread and legit af cinemtography. exquisite
If you’re a fan of the Triumph Scrambler, read Forgotten Road by Randall Arthur. The whole last half of the book highlights the Scrambler in numerous, fantastic adventures. The book is a work of fiction, but supposedly the adventures in the book are all based on Arthur’s real-life experiences. Randall Arthur is also the author of the bestselling novel Wisdom Hunter. On a side note, Forgotten Road is a faith-based novel.
So motivating to get on my scrambler and enjoy an evening under the stars. So many videos are over produced trying so hard to glamorize something that’s already so enjoyable. This is raw. The way it is. Glamorizing just leads to disappointment. When you’re out in the wild and there’s no slo mo and you realize you’re not in a music video-reality sets in and this is it right here. I love it. I also must note that I wasn’t told to buy anything or know what socks you were wearing or deodorant you got under your arms or seat or exhaust or tires…I really respect that. Keep up the good work-I’ll be tuning in!!
I hope you get around to that evening soon, man!
It has been my intention to make these videos as raw as possible, as I agree entirely.
I do have some great partners that support me and keeping my bike in good spec! The goal has always been to use what works great for me and not push it in front of your faces 🤣
Thanks for watching again, I hope to see you for the next one 🙏
Loving all the angles mate, thanks for sharing these adventures with us all.
Thank you bro 🥺 miss u, bevvies soon 🍻
Wow! That is one spectacular campsite! Thanks for sharing your adventure. Spot in vid. You got a new subscriber 💥
Awesome man!!! Thank you for watching. I was really lucky with the sunset I had on this one 🙂
We have the same love for Triumph Scrambler and Camping. Love the video matey! Every bit of it.
Thanks my friend. Really appreciate you commenting and watching!
Great video thank you I just found your channel and subscribed nice bike as well thank you again be safe on your travels.
Cheers Mark!
Beautiful. I just got a 2022 XE three weeks ago. On my first 1,000.
Cheers.
Congrats man!! 👏 I'm excited for your adventures to come! Enjoy and thanks for watching 🤝
Would love to see how you packed for that trip seeing as you didn't use a saddlebag. I assume that tail bag was pretty heavy, hence, did it affect the off-road handling?
This is an idea I have for some upcoming content! I have expanded my luggage capacity with a few other bag varieties and I'm really happy with where it's at now. It absolutely affects the weight and handling of the bike a lot! 😁
Awsome video dude.. so happy to see people enjoy the most simple things.. 🤙❤
I see you got the Total Triumph exhaust. That the model with baffling or the older one without it?
Yep it is the total triumph!
This has no baffles from the shop, but I have installed universal 42mm baffles. It sounds much better with them installed!
nice vid again; what a spot, and a feed. epicness.
Thanks for watching again bro!!
Very relaxing video thanks, would love to own one of these scrambler’s but every time I think 🤔 yea do it, that remote key fob put’s massive doubts in my noggin 👍
Nice video Andy! And what a great place to spend the evening and night!
Thank you! it was a really nice spot with the mountains in the distance. I'll go back for sure.
Inspiring, nice quality video thx to share!
Thank you duuude! Thanks for checking it out
Great video man, nice work, one more subscriber !
Thank you man! Appreciate you watching this stuff :)
@Andy Balshaw I don't understand the thought behind one-night camping, as it's a lot of work and not much time to enjoy the area. However, I don't post videos either. Since that's my perception, what's yours?
You're absolutely right in it being a lot of work and not much time. Especially for these videos, I am always busy setting shots up, taking photos, and all the other stuff in between.
For me, it is nice to get out on the bike for the night for the purpose to create something. I really enjoy making these videos and spending time outside with my bike in a new location. So I would say it is the process of creating something while spending time in nature that gets me.
Thanks for watching, I have another one coming soon, which I hope I can persuade you to watch 😉
Great video dude. S+V. Stay strong, ride on!
somewhere between ~any random moto vid~, alamazans kitchen, and primitive technology. With a dash of lembas bread and legit af cinemtography. exquisite
Hahaha all BIG compliments, especially the lembas bread 🍞 I will try to deliver more and more lembas bread 🤣
Thank you dude 🤝 see you SOON 🍻
If you’re a fan of the Triumph Scrambler, read Forgotten Road by Randall Arthur. The whole last half of the book highlights the Scrambler in numerous, fantastic adventures. The book is a work of fiction, but supposedly the adventures in the book are all based on Arthur’s real-life experiences. Randall Arthur is also the author of the bestselling novel Wisdom Hunter. On a side note, Forgotten Road is a faith-based novel.
Cheers for watching, Randy! I'll look into it :)
Great video! I'm subscribing. Thanks Andy for sharing this.
Thank you my friend!! So stoked you enjoyed it 🙌
man you deserve many more views! also that's my dream bike
Thank you man! It's such a great bike for doing it all, I hope one day you can own one too!
What helmet are you wearing?
Honestly, how does the bike perform offroad?
Great work!
Greetings from Brazil!
Thank you Bruno, I appreciate it more than you know!! 🙏
is it a Deus advert ?
Hahaha can you imagine! Thanks for watching :)
Goood job
Thanks man!!!
What an amazing spot! I don't suppose you're keen to share? 😁
A great spot. This was a hipcamp location out in Boonah, QLD! A lovely family with a huge block. I believe they call it 'Gumridge'!
@@andy.balshawcool! Lovely area Boonah with plenty of great riding. Do you remember what site number it was? Thanks for that mate 😁 ATB Jason 👍
Io vorrei capire come gestisce l autonomia con la benzina ? Hai taniche con te ?
No tanks! I fill up when I can. Generally I will get roughly 250km or so to a tank
Grazie per la tua risposta e complimenti per le tue avventure sono veramente magnifiche !
Great videos, are you on instagram.
Thanks Stuart! Yep, I am on there a little too much. @andybalshaw