I fall into a mid life crisis with every episode you release.

Riemann. About to hit a million subs. So many years of dedication to this channel is paying off. Cheers!

"If I sell my 890 and get a T7-WR, I can ride like Adam" ~Expensive lies I tell myself: 2026

Not what BMW was hoping for I imagine 😅

about to hit 1 MILLION !!!   awesome acomplishment.

I am really happy to see you back in the saddle of the T7.
Will be a blast seeing you building it up to what it's meant to be! Really nice!

Sorry I couldn't be there this year after doing the first 2. In this age of technology and social media BS, it is so important for older generations to reconnect with more simple and organic style activities.  Adventure riding and events like these with a bunch of mates and like minded people is a great way to find resilience and yourself, away from commercialised distractions. Keep it up Adam and crew.

When Geoff Ballard started speaking I cranked 💯

almost 1m subs, this channel has grown so much, great effort and keep it pinned in all aspects.....

Forget the bike, just watch another awesome video from Adam! 👍👍

Thanks for sharing Adam.  The War Horse muster looked like a massive success.
New T7 world raid !! This is going to be good.  
Welcome home mate

By the end of a day, man, i would be the first in line to purchase a Soundtrack from you videos.
Somehow you always catch the right moment for right tone/ambient, that instrumental music could not be more spot on while we enjoying watching u tearing the road or calmly cruising through most magnificent landscape.
Every video from you is a journey and we cannot wait to join you on your adventure once again. Cheers m8

The power of influence hey Adam…Carson on his own classic Rhino 🤙

It just simply checks off all the boxes. I love my Tenere. I bought my 2022 and sold my KX450 and have been loving every minute riding my Tenere. I love I can modify my bike in my garage and you definitely played a roll in inspiring me.

Dark horse and Warhorse are cool. But I really want more of the 1150 GSA Rhino content! 😁

Your videos are satisfying to watch. You have an amazing grace on a motorcycle. I just bought a T7 5 weeks ago. Suspension is getting done right now and I’m chomping at the bit to ride.

Adam the T7 is how I found your channel and have loved every minute of it keep up the great work
Best channel ever

Thanks

Dave

Always so good to watch the Master at work! Superb skills and knowledge which you’re happy to share 👍

I had a great time as usual and brought a friend this year. But it was a twisted turn of events and I only just made it. I trained all year to be better for this event and made some excellent progress. Then in late June I cooked the clutch on my MTX800 training out in the deep sand. CF Moto couldn't send me another clutch until almost the end of August. Seeing as I was waiting for a new front rim for 7 months and the muster was coming up, I was livid. So I was riding my fc450 as practice and things were getting loose. I was using advanced riding techniques I really had no business doing at my level. But it had worked so well for months now, I just kept doing it. In August I came out of the deep sand in second full send and started wheeling through whoops. 2 whoops, 3 whoops, 5.....back steps out, off at full speed. Almost broke my back and pelvis. Had a crack in my femur head. Couldn't walk for 8 days, and still wasn't right by the Muster. But I'd decided I cant wait months for parts so sold my MTX800 for a loss and bought the new F900 GS and picked her up less than two weeks before the muster. I asked myself if it was time for a T7, but I really wanted the F900 ever since Adams review last year. I was training again in the gym and feeling good. My protection gear arrived the night before the muster and as I was trying to get an engine bolt out of the F900 to fit the crash bars, I ruptured a tendon in my elbow and realised I was far from fit and the accident had taken a lot more out of me than id realised. I couldn't move my arm it was just hanging limp when I went to bed. Woke up at 0330 and got dressed which took an hour because i still cant use the arm. I had my family help me pack the bike the night before. My mate arrives an hour late and off we go. I was going no matter what. We got there pretty easily and set up. My arm was not good, but felt like it might be getting better. I gingerly rode through the day and survived the training day. Maybe it will be ok tomorrow? I went to bed with high hopes. A storm came in and somehow, my tent poles snapped and the tent collapsed. It filled with water and I started getting cramps. Had to get out of the tent around 11 pm with leg cramps and was just walking around the camp in the rain in my socks cramped and cold. I got about 3 hours sleep in the shed that night and by the next morning, my elbow was just not healed, it was worse. I packed up all my gear which took all morning with the elbow and grabbed a couple of hours sleep in my mates tent while he went for a ride. I woke up around 1300 and was ready to start riding. I got dressed and headed out on the course. First decent corner I took, I lent on my elbow and it just folded. It wasn't holding shit up. I lost the front and binned my new bike. It took some damage. Ok, so I'm not sending it today. At least I'm here. Got some great training, got some real life experience on items and systems that don't work, and I'm just going to have to ride this beast at a slow moderate pace, hit the deepest sand I can and see how she goes. I was delighted to see that she handled beautifully in the deep sand, even at a slow pace and that made me happy. As I'm riding slowly through the course, Adam tore past me full send, probably in the best riding and physical condition he's been in a decade and I'm pottering along, a years worth of practice hidden from everyone. The elbow was cooked man, and the thought of sleeping in the rain without a tent was a bridge too far, so I headed home Saturday night just before dusk to avoid the roos. I don't drink alcohol anymore so I don't last long at parties anyway. Hopefully next year I can string together a better build up and turn up ready to ride. I still had fun, even though i was miserable much of the weekend. But that's adventure riding. Not everything is going to be gold. And just like the fond memories of the days that sucked when I was a tradesman or a soldier, i'll look back on this muster one day and realise I still turned up, and have managed to string together every Muster that has happened from inception. That's my goal.

I owned a standard T7 partly motivated by Adam's adventures on one. I personally found it a first class machine but top heavy on rough ground. I have reverted to a Honda CRF 300L which is infinitely easier to manage and work on my skills. I aim to get a T7 again after another 100k km or so when more experienced. I will keep the CRF 300L though too, it's a beginner bike yes, but can do it all, just slower.