What a legend Len Beadell was. I’ve read all his books and travelled some of his “highways”. When I mention his name most people say “never ‘erd of him”. Thanks for sharing Steve, great videography once again and appropriate music too. Cheers mate.

Great job mate ,, thanks for your efforts and sharing. Really enjoyed seeing sensible touring without million dollar rigs covered in sponsorship stickers making us average joes feel inadequate. Thanks again mate 👏👍

Thanks Steve for another great adventure. We love your attitude and approach.

Great trip. Very good camera work and editing as well. Good to see the conditions on the Gunbarrel and the Connie Sue.

Steve thanks for sharing this adventure. The photography was top class. When I'm in the 4wd or motorbike in remote Western Australia I'm always worried someone's going to get lost. In a convoy I feel all members have a responsibility to know where they are. These days it's not too difficult with topographic navigation apps like Gaia GPS or Backcountry Navigator on your smart phone, tablet or head unit. I create a kml file in Google Earth with the proposed path and POI's and send to all participants to upload to their navigation software. Once underway they can see where they are referenced to the path. It's worked well and helps to manage the risk in an unforgiving environment.

Looks great Guys & Girls Very hard to keep everyone happy Thanks heaps Cheers

Love the content of your outback adventures, either by car or motorcycle. I noticed your head popped up on another youtubers channel after riding the Cape recently and wondered, does Steve ever stay put for a long time. Well all I can say is, well done and living the dream that a lot of people would love to do.

I always enjoy your journeys two or four wheels thanks for sharing.

Wow, every vid you do is awesome. I’m so inspired by your adventurous trips. 👍

As always , great video mate ,, the drone footage really shows the landscape in all its natural beauty , cant wait for yr nxt adventure steve ,

Great mission, thanks for taking us along for the ride.

Looks like a great trip you had there Steve. Fantastic country. Looking forward to coming on your next adventure

Great series Steve, I enjoyed that one. Keep up the great work. 👍👍👍👍

Thanks again Steve Great watch mate 👍

Thanks Steve. I can see you put a heap of effort into filming this adventure. Great memories for the attendees.

10👍/10👍 Still , Envious, Mate so Envious😎

Yes, agree that Len was a real Aussie legend. I recall reading somewhere that when he was receiving an award somewhere he was asked why he made these roads so straight. His reply was "He did not want to leave Australia looking untidy" Thanks Steve - a great way to spend a cold, wet and windy saturday morning here in NZ.

Thumbs up agent 99 🤫😂👊 cool show enjoy the Aussie outback Cheers 🍺🍻🍺🍻KC Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺🤝🇦🇺😎👍

Thanks Steve for another great mini series. Loved it.

Two awesome video's Steve, really enjoyed these. I would love to see remote outback W.A but realistically I'll most likely never get to see most of this area. So many fantastic places to see in this world, can't see them all. Keep up the great work.

Those corrugations look gnarly especially when you’re talking 120 km of them. what a foreboding and beautiful place thanks so much for the excellent Documentation

Beautiful! Loving the drone shots!

Thanks Steve. great to see the gunbarrel, great adventure. keep it up ,love the flat land ,Barry

That was great guys. Miss the desert regions, beauty all of it's own on a very different level.

Thanks again Steve, always a real pleasure

Cheers Steve amazing country

All these punctures, I know I’m old but back in the 60s we put 6 or 8 ply light truck tires on our Holden or ford or valiant cars and seemed to get around okay. Of course we were much more circumspect because of no communication. I note that you do not have as much trouble as some of your fellow travellers- experience.

Thanks Steve, another great story well told. Looking forward to the next one already.

I wish I was young enough to do this. It would be the best way to spend time. I’m eagerly waiting for your next video 🍻

Steve, thanks for the fantastic storytelling, content, editing, time and effort to share your travels. Although I’m an off-road driving fan and a GS rider, realistically I’ll probably never make it to the outback (or Oz) so I’m lucky that you bring it to me in your own great style with no BS. Thanks from London. Can’t wait for the next one. See you on the other side 👍

That roast chicken looked great! Really interesting series Steve.

Really enjoy your video Cheers ✔️ 🍻

Really enjoyed the trip Steve. I'll echo the comments about your video and editing - top notch. Loved the music as well.

Thanks for putting the time in to these videos.

Great photography and video work and as always, great story-telling. You really make the journey tangible in your videos. I'd like to think you tell late-comers that you're just putting some garlic bread in the fire pit..! Great to see you utilising kangaroo, we should be eating so much more kangaroo meat in this country. Saw your Cape York comment and very much looking forward to seeing that. Thanks for making and sharing the vid!

Hello Steve, looking forward to your Cape York trip video. After watching your videos, Google sends me adverts for dog beds! Such is the influence of “The Mongrel Dog”! Hahaha! John.

Really enjoyed this series. Not a 4wder ( adventure biker) but you’re going a long way to changing my mind . Thanks mate

Thanks for sharing Steve, what a great adventure!

Beautiful country never seaces to amaze me haven't been to Rawlinna in 29 years love the content good stuff

Great series Steve . Thanks very much . Really enjoy your channel 👍

Rewatching this series 👍 one thing I noticed Steve … could be wrong but it looks like a bracket that holds your front drivers brake line is broken. Good series 👍

thank you for another wonderful video...... cant wait for the next one

Excellent, thanks for sharing 👍👍👍

Yet again you are providing incentive, this time on four wheels. Thanks. Last did the Gunbarrel back in the mid 1970's, and I think it was in better condition then.

once again top stuff, Thank you, just have to love the outback .

Thanks for that, another top notch production. Almost makes me want to come back and explore some more. Either on 2 wheels or 4.

Excellent trip, we were waiting and watching for the expected breakdown or significant mechanical issue on such rugged long distance adventure. Loved the wild horse who wanted to check you all out in his town! Many thanks again!

Another great vid. I missed meeting Len himself by 5 days at the Neil Junction many years ago. So disappointed when I read the visitors book and realized it. Wonder if the book is still there ? I look back at some of the trips I did (4x4 tours, some scientific based) just one vehicle, up to 12 passengers, RFD radio as back up and wonder how I got through it all with out any drama's. Great to see the Conny Sue again. There is so much of it I just don't recall. I do remember the CALM ranger running into our camp one night. He looked shagged. We were meant to meet him at a particular spot. He wasnt there so we set up camp. Unknowingly, we passed him just before the campsite. He had pulled into a bit of breakaway country to check something. His Troopy wouldnt start so he thought he would just walk to our camp. Now at dark, he happened on a camel sleeping on the track. Something they like to do. Well the camel didnt like the look of him and the ranger took off, till he got to our camp. Boy did we laugh ! Miss the desert. Rossguzzi.

Interesting jaunt - some of those roads aren't for the faint hearted - I always wonder what happens if you're in the middle of that & the rain comes (see why a snorkel is handy!) Not pretty! Thanks for sharing.

Excellent finale! Beautiful countryside too.

Thanks Steve , love your video’s!

Great journey MDP. I look forward to seeing all of your travels. Must be almost time to get the BMW out again. Grab you gear.... lets go.

Thanks for sharing 👍

Awesome series... thanks for sharing....

Thanks Steve for sharing. Great video and very well put together . Just shows that those that don't listen and fail to stick to convoy etiquette end up lost in bum fuck. Will do that trip one day,🤔🤔

Thoroughly enjoyed your adventure as usual. Didn't want it to end. Wanted you to turn east along the Anne Beadell and take us to the Emu bomb sites. Maybe another trip...

Awesome trip Steve great video stay safe

Hi Steve, another great adventure. Thanx for taking the time to take us along with you. A question concerning fuel economy, how much more did the vehicle towing the camper use around about compared to any similar vehicles not towing. Any idea? Thanx Dave

Entertaining and well-shot as always :) thanks for sharing. Edit: the more wheels you have, the more bumps you feel ;)

Thx Steve, excellent videography and narration as usual ! “You see the weirdest shit when you’re on the road” … don’t you just 😊 You mentioned the Cape York bike trip when I asked if you were attending the BMW Safari GS Enduro, sounds like you’re leaving next week. Take care and have a great trip, I can’t wait to see the videos from that adventure. I’m heading out on the BMW GS Safari the following week, can’t wait 😊

"ya see the weirdest shit when ya on the road" Not a truer word said! One of the reasons I miss touring. After a few years, I'm hanging to get back out there but I must say I've never done it in a large group (I've been solo plenty of times & in a small group of 2 or 3 vehicles. It would certainly be interesting) Some country I've wanted to get to for many years, thanks for the insight.

Good video. I wasn’t aware that you could drive on the access road along the trans line. Always wanted to do that road. Thank you.

Nice trip.

Len is a legend, I've read a couple of his books. 30psi still seems pretty high. Even taking into account the extra weight I'd be more around 18 to 20psi max

Loving all your adventures, keep them coming Steve. The yellow moving icon on the map, how do you do that or how do we get it? Great idea.

Excellent adventure Steve. I think we all want to know how the roo tail tasted? If you don't tell me, I'll never know, 'cause I ain't game to taste it!

Great video. I've been in the Kalgoolie, Sandstone, Wiluna and Meekathera area on gold exploration activities. I don't know if is true, but I've heard that people have bicycled along the "Gun Barrel Highway". Do you know if this true? Water would be a problem! So, it would have to be vehicle supported?

You amaze me with your photography - beautiful. However I do feel you need to apologise to the camera you put underneath the vehicle.... poor thing got quite a bashing around! Looking forward to your next adventure!

#5:37 you have a brake/abs line loose. love your work. my ocd kicking in sorry

Steve, does Mrs Bly ❤ ever join you on your adventures? 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Hi, I think I spotted a black pocket radio there at 7:47 which raises the question: Do you always receive some AM stations at night, no matter where you are?

Awesome Videos !! what kind of Drone and GO Pro equipment do you use ? Thanks

Hey Steve I have a 2018 gs 1200 so have enjoyed seeing what you get up to with yours. Just wondering if you upgraded your suspesion to cope with the corrugations when your out the back? Cheers Martin

See a few Isuzu in one of the frames, what is your idea on which 4x4 is best suited for this type of adventure i.e. price, reliability and suitability?

Great vid Steve would like to know how many k you travelled and roughly how much it cost in fuel. Look forward to your next adventure cheers

Did you see the bolt or clips missing on ABS wire at 5.38?

Enjoyed your 2 videos, did you need a permit for the rail access road.

how do you get on these trips or find other people who would do this

Should take 40 vehicles next time.

How did the J-Pod hold up?

Hi Steve how was the Roo, taste like chicken?

Warburton roadhouse where tyres sell for $750 each. What a rip off.

Legend but disrespectful to name everything after his own family, no mention of the dudes who toiled so hard to actually build it all. The final stage of any project, distinction for the uninvolved.!!