Sheer Joy of riding my Royal Enfield Hunter 350 through the twisties in Melbourne
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- A Saturday ride on my RE Hunter 350 through the Dandenong ranges in Melbourne, Australia.
This video was recorded using the Insta360X3 action camera.
Thanks for visiting
THN
Keep 'em comin' kid, they are fantastic, and they fly by, never too long!
Thanks and so glad you like the videos😊👍🏼
Not from the other side of the world but we had a similar storm go through south of Brisbane about a month ago. Took out a lot of power lines and poles and trees. Brisbane has been hot every day for last month and this month with most days above 30C. No cool pleasant summer up here. Really like your videos. Thank you for posting.
Thanks for your feedback about my videos and stay safe pls👍🏼😊 i love Brissy weather 😊
If it's a choice between a Miss Swift concert and your video, you win every time, no worries!! I agree, the weather patterns are definitely changing here too. I hope your home survived the storm with no damage. I've had storm damage three times and I never relax when the strong winds start. Mother Nature is the big boss for sure. Hopefully our riding season will start soon🙂👍
Thankfully we had no damage. And thanks for your kind words😊👍🏼
Hello there. I'm in Europe, the Balkans peninsula. The winters last 10 years are milder and milder with less snow and less streaks of shivering cold. Good of all sort of two wheeling 😁 .. Thinking of getting the Hunter myself but thinking about the scram 411 too.. It will be discontinued soon.
Thanks and hood luck with buying your motorcycle
Howdy from Columbia, Missouri. USA. For the type of riding you are doing there is hardly any better, new, bike. The price is especially appealing. This Hunter 350 really excels in third and fourth gear in the twisties. Go Rebel Blue. Great looking bike. I was in Melbourne in 1989 & 1990. Traveled by bus from Melbourne to Sydney, to Brisbane to Port Douglas, dove on the Great Barrier reef for two weeks, back to Brisbane over and up to Darwin down to Kata Tjuta, Uluru (Ayers Rock), down to Adelaide and then back to Melbourne. I was there for three months, and traveled by bus for four weeks. Have you ridden on the Great Ocean Road down by the Apostles? That seems like a nice ride. Your style of riding is exactly the same as mine. The weather here is odd too, probably due to all the extra energy expended at these Taylor Swift concerts. Causing disruption to the global weather patterns.
Thank you for the wonderful message👍🏼😊 great to hear you have spent time in my part of the world😊
The 360 degree camera has extended your arms by about twice and narrowed the handlebars to about half. But the wide road view is great. If the camera was at eye level, we might also get a view if the road in the mirrors? Another enjoyable ride, thank you, 😊
Thanks. Will keep playing with camera angles😊👍🏼
We also have those mini trains in our part of the world. It is famously known as The Toy Train of Darjeeling.
I have travelled in that one. Its so scenic. There’s another one that goes from Kalka to Shimla and thats a splendid train journey as well😊👍🏼
@@TheHalfNomad Yes ! Hope you had great experience in this part of the world.
The freakish storm is geoengineered just like here in Sydney and the rest of Australia.
Take good care 👍🏼
Hey, do you feel unsafe and underpowered on this bike?
For the kind of backroads I ride it has plenty of power😊👍🏼
I think you are far more likely to come back safe from a backroad bimble on this bike than a 1200cc rocket. Speed does not make you safer
@ChadWinters spot on😊👍🏼