Online ADV videos

**unstuck** · 18th December 2014, 10:56

Seen that bridal track a few times on 4x4 vids and always thought it would be good on a bike, Cheers for sharing.

**Night Falcon** · 18th December 2014, 13:17

Not an adventure video as such...more where the adventure begins

**oneblackflag** · 18th December 2014, 13:39

Originally Posted by unstuck

Seen that bridal track a few times on 4x4 vids and always thought it would be good on a bike, Cheers for sharing.

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**Padmei** · 18th December 2014, 20:02

Originally Posted by oneblackflag

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That was a bloody good vid obf. Not too long, a good tricky track & a few dropped bikes so we know they're human too - get sick of seeing these vids of bloody super humans with excellent balance & skills

**Scubbo** · 18th December 2014, 20:49

looks like a great ride! -- huski factory vid was cool too

**oneblackflag** · 20th December 2014, 19:58

Pretty damn cool self shot cinematography here. Epic in fact.

**oneblackflag** · 20th December 2014, 20:02

Originally Posted by Padmei

That was a bloody good vid obf. Not too long, a good tricky track & a few dropped bikes so we know they're human too - get sick of seeing these vids of bloody super humans with excellent balance & skills

May not want to watch this next one

**unstuck** · 26th December 2014, 18:20

Ok, which one of you buggers has been in my backyard?

**R650R** · 27th December 2014, 18:59

Not quite ADV video but very educational. Have used block and tackle before but didn't understand the same concept obtainable via snatch blocks and pulleys to gear down a load.
Could be useful if recovering a bike up a steep slope.

**unstuck** · 27th December 2014, 19:05

Snatch blocks rock. Ironman and Blackrat make some good value for money stuff.

**Ocean1** · 27th December 2014, 19:27

Originally Posted by R650R

Not quite ADV video but very educational. Have used block and tackle before but didn't understand the same concept obtainable via snatch blocks and pulleys to gear down a load.
Could be useful if recovering a bike up a steep slope.

I used to ride alone a lot. I carried about 60M of 6mm spectra and a couple of baby double purchase mainsheet blocks. They came in useful exactly once, in pulling my bike out of a creek, from an overhanging tree, dead vertical for about 6M.

The bike was fine, ish, but I had a bit of damage, and there was no way I was walking out of there any time that day.