Brave effort on a tiny tank! Great scenery. Be careful with the camp gas bottle mate... mine packed in soft pannier above double heat sheild exhaust exploded an took out my entire pannier, nearly sent me off the bike at over 100 klm and lost all the contents. Take care n ride safe. 😊
From my information, yes as you say, the 'Convict Tunnel' as it's called was built by the road workers. But there possibly were ex-convicts among them. It was easier to put a tunnel in there because that was the Spine of that Spur, thousands of tonnes of rock would have had to be shifted if they built an open road in that spot. Even though it would have taken ages to build the tunnel. I'm surprised you didn't take a fishing line with you to fish around the Tunnel area-even Eel Tailed Catfish taste better than canned Tuna! Great Video, Thanks.
Great video, nice country. I was wondering what sort of panniers you’re using? And are they rackless? And for next time, there is a 24hr self service servo at Woodenbong 👍
Hey mate I’m not sure of the brand or size my guess would be 15l per side they’re just a rack less canvas set. I’ll absolutely be using that servo at Woodenbong from now on thanks for the tip and watching mate👍
awesome video. love the nature / camping / history
great work
Thanks mate appreciate it🤙
Nice clip mate thanks for uploading still on my list to do👍👍
Mate you’ll love it such a nice area. Thanks for watching👍
Just stumbled across your channel. It’s good mate. Love the CB off road but please remember in Australia Z IS zed and not Zee. 👍🇦🇺💪
Thanks mate glad you like it. Haha yeah it’s just the way I say it unfortunately🤷♂️
Went camping at paddys flat many times as a kid, definitely worth the journey back.
Awesome little place isn’t it mate.
Brave effort on a tiny tank! Great scenery.
Be careful with the camp gas bottle mate... mine packed in soft pannier above double heat sheild exhaust exploded an took out my entire pannier, nearly sent me off the bike at over 100 klm and lost all the contents.
Take care n ride safe. 😊
Jesus! That’s a bit scary mate glad your ok. I’ll make sure to pack mine on the opposite side from now on. Thanks for watching David👍
Nice Video. Good tracks in that area. I have a 17 litre safari tank on my Drz. It give a lot more range (350km) if you are easy on the throttle. 👍
I think that’s going to be my next upgrade for sure Bruce, 350kms between fuel stops sounds fantastic haha. Thanks for watching mate👍
Great video mate, just done pretty much the same route along old Grafton road, Tenterfield etc. Stunning scenery 💪👍
It really is a great ride isn’t it. Thanks for watching mate much appreciated👍
Awesome video mate!
Thanks mate, appreciate it☺️
From my information, yes as you say, the 'Convict Tunnel' as it's called was built by the road workers. But there possibly were ex-convicts among them. It was easier to put a tunnel in there because that was the Spine of that Spur, thousands of tonnes of rock would have had to be shifted if they built an open road in that spot. Even though it would have taken ages to build the tunnel.
I'm surprised you didn't take a fishing line with you to fish around the Tunnel area-even Eel Tailed Catfish taste better than canned Tuna! Great Video, Thanks.
Mate I think you might be right about the tuna😂 I’ll try and fit a line on the bike next time👌thanks for watching.
Great video, nice country. I was wondering what sort of panniers you’re using? And are they rackless?
And for next time, there is a 24hr self service servo at Woodenbong 👍
Hey mate I’m not sure of the brand or size my guess would be 15l per side they’re just a rack less canvas set. I’ll absolutely be using that servo at Woodenbong from now on thanks for the tip and watching mate👍
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Out of curiosity, How many Litres did you put in the bike at Glenn Innes
8 1/2 man still had a little bit left in there.