Three guys that live in Australia, Nevin Whitper, Ben Whitper, and Mike Beaton, two brothers and a friend.

They met through a common interest, motorcycles, of course, adventure riding, and over the years they began to ride together and they sort of refined their

ride into a type of machine. Now I say machine because they plan their rides with

the precision of a well-oiled machine.

Everything from route planning on a phone app that they all carry to repair gear and parts, who

carries what, no redundancy that isn't required, the correct amount of fuel and water

required for each section, right on down to the

personal items even ensuring that they have trimmed their nose hairs right

before they leave. No, I'm serious about that. Now just wait you're going to hear

more about that and a lot more.

Everything is on a checklist.

Each team member has responsibilities and they all travel on the same page, so to speak,

meaning they know how to ride together.

They've got rules that they all follow and agree on it.

In fact, they even have a rule for when to stop for fuel

and how long they're going to stop for.

And before you think this is going too far,

you have to realize it works for them. Now to give you an idea the adventure

portion of the trip that we're about to talk about is called the Gibb River

Road. Now it's up in Northern Australia. That's about 3,000 kilometers or about

1800 miles from their home and I think by the end of the trip they end up doing

around 8,000 kilometers which is somewhere I think just shy of 5,000 miles in about three weeks time.

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