Haggs Bank Extreme RallyMoto Adventure Rally Raid

Haggs Bank Extreme RallyMoto Adventure Rally Raid

Haggs Bank Extreme RallyMoto Adventure
Last weekend I took on the RallyMoto Haggs Bank Extreme, a 172km roadbook rally through rugged terrain and tricky navigation. This event slogan: “Tough Terrain, Tough Navigation” — definitely lived up to the challenge.

Together with my friend Woocash Adv, we managed to ride smart, stay on course, and most importantly: finish with zero penalty points. That result put us right at the top of the leaderboard!

The paddock was buzzing in the morning — riders prepping bikes, swapping stories, and getting their gear ready for the long day ahead.

The Bike – KTM 990 Adventure AKA Big Bertha 


For this rally I rode my KTM, fitted with Scottoiler and equipped for long days off-road. But the real test was a new piece of kit — the Remotek digital roadbook remote.



Unlike GPS-guided rides, rallying with a roadbook means constant focus: distances, tulip diagrams, and notes all have to be read and actioned on the fly. This is where the new Remotek remote proved its worth — smooth scrolling, easy to use, and rock-solid reliable even on rough terrain.

Conditions varied all day — fast gravel, rocky climbs, and plenty of water crossings. .


The Results

By the end of 172km, fatigue was setting in, but our navigation stayed sharp. When the results came in, we were thrilled to see zero penalties next to our names. That meant we had ridden clean and efficient — the ultimate reward in a rally like this.



The Haggs Bank Extreme was a reminder of why I love rallying: the combination of riding skill, endurance, and navigation creates a challenge like no other. With the Remotek remote now tested and proven, I’m looking forward to tackling more events with confidence.

Big thanks to RallyMoto for organizing such a fantastic event, and to everyone who made the atmosphere in the paddock so supportive and fun.
Until the next rally: keep the throttle open, the roadbook rolling, and the penalties at zero!

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