This is awesome. Will keep this reference on hand.

I’m surprised that no one has posted the clip of a WRX doing the same thing.

Guys...

Love my KLR, I’m 5'8", and have no problems riding it. If I ever feel like it’s too tall, I can get rear lowering links to drop it an inch or two to enable flat-footing in traffic.

I’m looking at what tyres to get to replace the stock ones on my KLR, the Hidenau Scouts are top of my list. I live in remote WA, Australia. Most of my riding is paved, but the design of the tyre gives me confidence that it can handle the soft pindan tracks around the area.

Make America do the noise from Down With The Sickness again.

Such training exists for escape of an overturned helicopter underwater.

I’ve participated in this training and it really hit home how important it is to learn about your surroundings in any vehicle, in case of an accident.

Sounds like you rode a KLR250. They haven’t made those for years.

I’ve got a KLR, and despite loving it, I’m definitely lusting after a DR, but will probably get a much smaller Dually to hit the dirt with.

What?

I hate it when people say white people have not culture, like um, think again, sweetie.

I guess I walked straight into that one...

I’ve been in a similar situation, although in an 800 tonne ship, and later, a 6 man RHIB.
It definitely isn’t a nice feeling, and 100% isn’t something I’d seek to do for fun.

The guy in the video is a FUCKing IDIOT!

What Australian culture?

Our culture is stolen from every other culture that comes here. lol

coincidentally, this came from Adelaide, SA also.

Source: I am an Adelaidian, and was a member of the local news media.

Nice reference.

did indeed scroll up to give a star.

I was just having a similar thought. In Australia, it’s not unheard of for trucks to be lifted 3-4 inches, and have baskets of stuff on the roof.

I’m a volunteer for Sea Shepherd and have sailed with a few female captains. One of whom was an Executive Officer with the Dutch and Australian Nazy. To say that she was one of the most inspiring women I’ve worked with is an understatement.