Hi all, I’ve been a biker for many years. Realising I was in danger of becoming a fair weather rider started a quest to get a winter hack, this is now grown into a desire to get heavily into adventure riding and hopefully in a few years starting the TET
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Well that escalated quickly
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GrumpyPirate
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Well that escalated quickly
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Re: Well that escalated quickly
A few years gives me time to get my kit together, learn some off road skills, and get my fitness level up a bit.micksea wrote:welcome to the forum,why wait a few years to start the TET?
In all honesty I’m hoping for 2020
My plan is to build up over the next 18 months, starting with small weekends away, building up to longer tours until I do the 500+mile trip round Scotland’s highlands.
All the time training off road locally,
Once I’ve done that, if I’ve still got the bug, I can properly plan attacking the TET
At least that kinda sound realistic in my mind
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Re: Well that escalated quickly
most people do the TET in chunks that suit their personal time/financial contsraints,the uk parts could suit as your off road training.Get some off road boots and army Gore-Tex gear and away you go.good luck with however you do it and have fun
