Adventure Moto Dirty Weekend Photo Dump
No mobile service available, the way it should be when attending the Adventure Moto Australia Dirty Weekend. It's MotoCamping on a big scale. Which, of course, includes all the things you'd expect on such a trip, wet boots, bonfires literally built with heavy machinery, ice-cold drinks and overnight temperatures that created a symphony of chainsaws among hundreds of tents across the paddock.
I had so many great conversations over the weekend with so many truly incredible people that by the time I had engaged introvert mode for the cruisey trip home, I had a big smile on my face and was inspired for a season of adventure riding ahead.
Seriously, 90 bucks for a whole weekend of fun and bloody good food, plus plenty of entertainment thrown in, Llewelyn Pavey from Brake Magazine sharing his immense knowledge, and a Gymkhana of fun with a vast mix of bikes and characters, and getting a peek at the new KTM 390 Adventure.
Also great to catch up with a few of the wonderful tour operators that list their trips on MotoRides.com.au, or might be coming soon, like Otway Adventure Motorcycles Vagabond Moto Roaming Horizons Ultimate Adventure Moto NZ
Big Thanks to Adventure Moto and Australian Adventure Bike Magazine for putting the event on, and Green Valley Farm Tingha NSW for hosting.
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