Thanks for sharing mate, enjoyable to watch

Another cracker. Great stuff and good to see Mr & Mrs B sharing some memories and yes, personal admin is so important. 🍻

Great trip Steve! Some beautiful country out there! 🍺🍺

Another enjoyable adventure Steve. Thanks for taking us along.

Yes it was, some of the downhills were worst than the uphills 😂

Thanks for the tour. I live in SA but haven't been to the Flinders Ranges since the early 70s when I had a LWB Land Rover with a Fairey overdrive. Lovely to see the beautiful lady who allows you to go shopping for milk mate. 😂🥰😎

Steve, is Sue a biker too ? 👍❤️

Some serious off roading there ,Steve! Really enjoyed seeing another part of Australia.

Been to the top of St Mary's Peak, great views of the Ranges North which includes the Aroona Valley 😅

Rode my bicycle to Arkaroola and explored most of area on the bike, even riding on the Ridge Top Track, almost to the end and back 😂

Dead set brilliant HD footage of the Australian heart. Mr Steve you will have to knock off the Stagg in order to hide the Sorbent, which for your foreign audience is kitchen paper. Meanwhile congratulations to your main squeeze for letting you drive the easy bits. Get her a bike!

Mate, Mount Chambers Gorge is a fantastic remote camp you should put on your list. It's off the road from Yunta to Arkaroola and your bike would get there. Well worth a look. PS, since we're talkin Chambers, have you done Chambers Pillar near the Finke race course?

Great video Steve travel safe

More great content! Was expecting after the epic bike trip you would put your feet up for a while

Nice Steve, got the wife with you, saves you jumping out the vehicle to open the gates.

1040~ iconic view..

Arkaroola and the Finders ranges are some of my favourite places in Aus. Thanks for bringing us along mate.

Lovely to get a glimpse of Mrs Dog. But you really should do proper introductions 🤔 I’ve just returned from a trip to Birdsville and I did the Skytrek loop on the way thru the flinders. This is my vid just in case you are very bored. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eZyYqdRhs7ywZI0.htmlsi=djvJWiodp1pwgFom

Have done Echo Camp Backtrack a couple of times, never gets easier! Beautiful part of the country!

That was a rough old track, but beautiful views on the way. Hope no one twisted an ankle. Great video I loved wilpena pound a few years ago, I will never forget those views

Nice video to end with. Sorry you had that really still dusty day to contend with. That loop rd back to the Pound looks for me 'doable' in my 1996 Super Roo Outback. But I'd be travelling super slow and careful. Maybe 20 psi or lower on the rougher stuff.

Well done Steve love following along everywhere you go.

Nice, great work again Steve. How did sue hang on to the spare tyre on the roof rack to get the overhead shots?

You have certainly covered some ground this year Steve. I was there is July 21 and there was plenty of water in those gorges. I would not have aired up for those tracks. That is an old timers theory to protect the sidewalls but with modern tyres its better to have low pressures. You need to spend some time in the Vic high country to get used to steep rocky tracks but I agree the scenery in the Flinders is spectacular. Victorian Alps are not far behind though. Thanks for the video.

Thanks Steve, see you on the other side.

a change of pace but still great!

I knew it ! I said straight away that BS, no way did you get hurt with that little spill. Well good thig you didn't fill up the tank so it was a little easier to lift :)

Looks like it was a great trip Steve. I see another comment you are catching up on some stuff. I was out that way about 18mths ago, when was this trip?

great vid, as always. so you rode across austrailia to hook up with other riders to ride, then hoof it home to switch the bike out for a car to do it again.....! or almost.. home many crossings a year do you think you make? sure glad you haven't posted many breakdowns or accidents! 😎👍

Nice video.

Nice work and good to see the handy gate opener on board. I assume the highway tyre pressure is to hopefully prevent sidewall tyre cuts. 🙏👍🏻🦘

Every time you say ‘see you on the other side’. Each time I watch I wonder what side of Australia you’re on so I’m beginning to think does that mean the other side of Australia as you go back and forth!?

Great video of a fantastic area. Brought back some great memories when I did a tour into and around the Flinders in the early 1990s in an old Landcruiser with a couple of travelling companions. We had the place pretty much to ourselves back then. I guess now it's a lot more controlled and a bit of a popular honey trap. You are looking very trim these days Steve. You training for an Ironman?

I rode that track you walked back a couple of years ago , several of our group needed assistance getting back up that rough steep bit , it was no easy task getting big Adventure bikes out of there .

Strike, you know it’s a dry place when the landholders feed the wallabies and roos! But then again, SA is the driest state in the driest continent.

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Nice Steve, very short video by your standards. I hope we will see more of the trip home.

Steve love the overlanding too thanks for being adventurous. You’re really good at it

Thanks again for the inspiration. Always vowed to go back to that neck of the woods, and that's another good reason. Spectacular country, but you have to pick your season I think.

Thanks for the video - really enjoyed your episodes - welcome back to Perth.

Another great down to earth video - Thanks

Good video

Hey mate ur channel came up as a suggestion on my KZfaq. I watched an episode of u trekking on ur bike. That was a week or so ago. I've binged watched everyone of ur episodes I think. Great content, the way you tubers should present their videos. No bs no sponsors, and u give great info when ur riding about. Ur channel has to be one of the best content for outdoor stuff. I don't even have a motorbike license but appreciate the quality of ur uploads. Can't wait to see what u have instore . Ps doing Uluru and great central road next week for 3 weeks, partly cause of ur informative videos. Ur a legend mate. Cheers.

Great views must have been cold.

Would be a good GS trail…

Another great video Steve, keep em coming mate !

Really nice, Steve! You sure don't let any moss grow on you.

We went there a few years ago: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l5uJdMKYvMC4hn0.htmlsi=ZLz1my8US5POPtMS

Great video Steve, looking forward to your next adventure! 🍺🍺

You got shares in the fuel company Steve? You sure do cover some k's ;)