Off roading on GSXR ...not suitable for work

[He11cat]

Contains bad language so not for work or kids but v funny!

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[Saint aka ML]

Well it w soft so noreal damage there ... bar water in electrics

[singletrack]

Now that was either very brave or very stupid.( I am tending towards the "stupid")
I wouldn't even want to go down there on an off road bike!

[mrbryanmarshall]

i need some attention, look at me.

[Nickj]

Intrepid and stupidly british I'd say.

BTW Monsters are fine on forest tracks. Occasionally I've had to divert through the forest when it's been snowy and the roads weren't rideable. The forest tracks are pretty good graded surfaces (mostly flat and smoothish).
For the track in the vid I'd want a non tail chopped monster though, preferrably someone elses LOL

[BeePee]

What a complete twat

[He11cat]

I thought what a nobby!!! I was laughing at that !
I wonder if the next week ..,For Sale GSXR 1000 careful owner , a bit muddy .
He also needs to have his mouth washed out with carbolic soap ...
There are other words saying that you should use if one drops your bike.
"oh my giddy aunt" fiddlesticks , tarnations ,dam and sugar.
There is no need for all those f words :)

[Blufoot]

No, next week it will be...

For Sale GSXR 1000, 1 careful owner, never seen rain or been in the wet

[Saint aka ML]

Nickj I too took my monster greenlining about 2 miles to get to beach not that bad. However I also took 749 down that road, **** was that a mistake.

[gary tompkins]

J.P took the kenties on a few rides like that

Fortunately he's got the hang of the Garmin since then

[He11cat]

I green laned my old kwack in yorkshire ... I just followed the people in front when it got to grass and a few bits of gravel and mud... I nearly wet my pants in fright :( that was a case of have to carry on that way as I couldn't turn round !

[AndyC_772]

He also needs to have his mouth washed out with carbolic soap ...
There are other words saying that you should use if one drops your bike.
"oh my giddy aunt" fiddlesticks , tarnations ,dam and sugar.
There is no need for all those f words :)

On the contrary, I think there's a time and a place, and being alone and in the middle of nowhere having just dropped one's expensive plastic covered superbike in thick mud is about as appropriate as it gets!

I tried off-roading on the BMW off-road skills course last year... even with all the right kit I found it hard work and scary. I think I'll stick to tarmac, thanks.