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Super cool you went on a trip to Finland, looking forward to see it. I went on a trip last week though Denmark and Sweden, was an awesome week.

Can't wait mate!

Welcome to Finland 👍

I Love the vid, Great to see you grow and use the New GS!

The panniers seem to hold heaps. Nice segue into the start of your trip…looking forward to the series

C'mon Aussie C'mon!!! Can't wait to see what you get up to...

Great to have you back and filming again. Hope you got some decent tyres fitted now lol

Some nice tips. Although I have a Suzuki gsx s 1000, I still camp. Not rough roads or anything as the bike would not handle it , but these are handy tips. Take care mate 😎.

Lovely started to miss your vids!

Very cool to see that you are back. Looking forward to the Finland series.

Nice to see you mate. I thought you were done with the channel 😅 One item I missed a lot on my first camping trips was a chair of some sort, it gets a bit annoying having to be always on the floor.

I think the headlight on this GS is simply incredible. Especially if you have the cornering matrix LED headlight, so do you. Can’t you tell it illuminates very well?

I recommend a small two person tent. They make some that will fit in the panniers. Don’t get a one person because you will hate not having room when it rains. A good small sleeping bag, an inflatable mattress. Cooker for coffee of some soup, and something to cook in. I would recommend something with two pots so your coffee doesn’t taste like chicken soup. All this can be bought at Decathlon. I have been using aluminium panniers on my Triumph, but have a complete set od SW-MOTCH DUSC panniers ready for the BMW, if it ever arrives.

which nav app do you use? :)

Being a fellow Aussie, I won’t list my trails - the GS is a do anything machine, although it can’t quite ride on water 🤣 However! I’d be keen to hear where you’re from and your trails 😎

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Hello, you should try to put your butt back over the rear wheel in the deep sand sections. And more throttle helps as well. Stunning landscapes and good riding 💯

I think a little training day would be fun to watch. Like you training the elephant turns. Hops for trees. Etc. That would be great to see(not evereyday is a cool trail day)

Looks a lot of fun and good mix of terrain. Great vid 👌

There is an incredible 1.5 km (if lucky) trail 25km away from me. That's it. And no, it is not really incredible😅. If you want to do trail riding, don't come to Germany. Especially not southern Germany. There are apparently some trails in east Germany, former tank roads, but that is it. Road riding is beautiful here though. I will need to go to Italy and Slovenia if I want to ride anything legal and I will most likely start doing it next year. This year is for getting back into riding and getting to know my 1300 properly. I don't have any experience off road, but there is a big BMW enduro park close to me as well as an enduro track and trail bike track as well. So I probably will need to get a smaller bike to practice there, since I can't ride anywhere close to my home legally. Yes, I do sing occasionally as well. Either under the helmet or in my head at home or work. Nothing weird😁

Yes. All the time. It's a symphony of my thoughts in my helmet when I'm riding.

Nice video. Watch out for those branches

I live in NL and I’m also searching for some trails but it’s harder than I thought to find something legal.

Great video like always.👍👍

Hi Dude, I'll get my 1300 in a couple of weeks, your vids give me passion, energy and footwork until then. Would love to have a shared ride some day. You should also check out touratech active adventure in September.

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Decathlon had a pretty cheap tent thats really easy to setup and tear down. And if you ride off road definetly soft panniers

I was in Estonia last week. Great place, didn't hear any heavy breathing. 😎 Greetings from South Australia

I was there last week. Estonia was great. Greetings from South Australia . Didn't hear any heavy breathing. 😀

i rode mine at night and was a bit confused ..a very definite and clear main beam , but when you put high beam on it leaves a distinct dark patch between the two ..

Always more exciting o drive in the evening / night. Head lamp is very grateful

at 5:50 ; "i will drop IT for you again😅 I subscribed to your channel my friend. Greetings from Berlin Murat

Estonia looks lovely. Nice ride out in the dark. I drive trucks for a living in the UK. I work only nights. Love seeing all the wildlife at night at the farms I deliver too.

Ce monsieur doit acheter un Honda 600 XL avant de rouler en BMW 1300GS

Lovely evening road travel 🙂

Highly recommend Lone Rider soft panniers, particularly for the GS since it’s what it was designed for. If (when) the bike goes on its side, they absorbs the impact, and they’re actually water/dust proof with an inner bag. I use them on my 1250 GSA and would not go with another brand.

Nicely saved. Time for some better tyres. Great vid

Nice recovery. Lucky your battery hung in there.

Hey dude, nice save! 😄 I camp off a 1250GS and would say there's a couple of things I wish I'd known going in: - I'd go soft panniers rather than hard, mainly just because they'll do a lot less damage to you if (hopefully never) you drop the bike and your leg is between the ground and the pannier. With hard panniers you'll wear the whole weight of the bike and panniers, with soft you'll get a bit of give. Plus, if you do drop them they're less likely to be permanently damaged. I'd go rackless on the panniers too if you can, so something like the Mosko Moto Reckless 40s or 80s, or the giant loop equivalents. - For tents look for bikepacking tents, mainly because they tend to have shorter tent poles which will fit in motorbike panniers easier. There's a good youtube channel, @DorkintheRoad, who does a lot of motocamping content and has some playlists about good gear. For kit, there's a motocamping specific web store, motocampnerd.com/. It's US only, so the rest of us are out of luck, but it will give you a good idea of what gear to grab. Hope that helps. If you're ever back in Aus, check out the tracks at the back of the Brindabella ranges near Canberra. Nice mix of great views and steep slightly technical fire trails.

Wow, what a workout taking that great big bike on that skinny trail. That narrow trail would have been a blast on a little 250 pound 250cc. Your brave taking your bike on it.

I plan to get the original BMW side cases, and top case. Even though I prefer soft luggage, just love the new vario BMW setup. Simple, good quality and central locking, extendable with USB and light. Integrated in the frame, once you take them off. Like nothing left to ruin the frame. Can’t resist that .

Ok cool when you come to Croatia, we hit the TET afterwards we can plan I come to Estonia and even without my bike, you can rent me one. 😊😊

I recommend soft panniers! Yes thats my favorite part Of TET Estonia too. Damn that hill is so much steeper in real life that the camera shows. That hill is more difficult than the track is wet, be careful:) Lets do something together sometimes. Thumbs up for the video, Love it!!!!!

you need some decent 50/50 tires on that big boy

I would go for a lone rider adv tent a bit expensive but seems ok. Panniers depends how big you want and if you want soft or hard. I guess soft as it seems to drop the bike often so my setup for 1300 would be bars from touratech then either mosko Moto or lone riders 31 Liter ones with the back saddle you have I don’t think the rackless from mosko would fit

If you ever do southern Estonia tet, I would love to join you on my 1250gs. Also if you have not yet gotten your connected cradle I have one that I have not put on the market. I replaced mine with the connected gps device.

We have same build - so I'd get some Klim Latitude pants 1st - get the short ones becasue the regular are a mile long (im 6'3" and got short) . Mosko Moto soft Panniers, Lone Rider tent, Big Agnes inflatable pad / sleeping bag. the rest of stuff basic cooking/food etc. dont forget a thermocell or mosquito face net. Once you've camped a few times and youre tired of being stiff and crappy sleep - You'll probably just pick a hotel 1/2 way out on a trip - you'll have a new town to talk about, what/ where to eat etc. watch an NEBDR if you havent already, you'll see what i mean. '

Kudos, you handled that slide like a pro 👌

Enjoyed the video, Keep riding safe.