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such a good series !

Best moped in the world!! Keep on Puchin'!!

Wonderful video.

You must be having massive balls... bravo

Great video! I have a question regarding the bike: what parameters should you consider before choosing the right bike for such a trip? Also, what does break most frequently during such a long trip? Thank you very much! :)

The audio is out of order but a great video

Whatever happened to that puch?😢

That to me looks like a Honda 50 or 70 or something similar. Not a puch 😅❤❤❤

How did you go that far away you have to take major highways? I guess Australia they have different laws not supposed to take a moped on a major highway.

who needs poop ads?

13:40 I've seen this guy on other videos. Is this a scam? Didn't seem very official

Вот ты отчаянный

Richtig geil und ehrlich riesen Respekt, aber wieso Helm an in der Wüste

👍👍👍Once again I am convinced that the Super Cub is the best motorcycle!

Чувак,смотрю тебя из России.Сам путешествую по стране.Если решишь на мопеде рвануть по России,пиши🤟🤟🤟🤟

Уважение за такое отчаянное путешествие.

If you didn't know, that rider who stopped to say hello was Nick Saunders, at this moment in time riding an electric bike around the world having done record breaking runs in the past. Thank you for sharing.

ich hoff es kommt bald wieder was :)

heute zuffällig vorgeschlagen gleich den trip angeschaut, super toll find ich das und das die maxi so gut durchgehalten hat ist auch schön

its unbeliveible u r riding on a moped ;where bikers choose heavy bike to travell ;u opt a moped ;seriously unbelible.

You're so awkward around people haha. Love to see it.

First video I've seen from your trip and I loved it. I'm mustering courage to do small trips in my 125cc scooter! Now I'll definitely watch all the rest. Looks like and epic travel!! And at 14:40 you could have honked the horn instead of scaring the shit out of them haha.

Привіт з Укаїни👋🇺🇦

My first motorcycle was puch maxi sl. Then I slowly changed my engine. I'm currently using Hayabusa. but it is not as enjoyable as puch. Puch maxi still looks better to me. I enjoy watching your videos. I hope you upload videos with puch again.

it doesn't have pedals so it's not a moped 😏😏😏😏😏😏

How legit are those guys taking money and giving out permits?

Thumbs up, but here comes the criticism .. As for the content, there is no consistency, it's jumpy, random and superficial .. it seems that you have really nothing to say with your videos, just as if you have an obligation to show something .. or you just can't be bothered to film everything you see. However, on the technical side, things have significantly improved compared to the trip to Mongolia... the episodes are of good length, with better sound and camera work. Anyway, good luck with your future adventures, if you're still alive of course, coz it's been 3 years of great silence 😉 ✌

13:13 - May I ask what did you pay for?? Well there is actually no national park or restricted area. This guy just collects money from random foreign by-passers like you .. he's no guard or whatsoever .. his motto is - money must be taken from fools :))

Far more interesting travelling on small machines

Toller Trip . Genau mein Ding ! Kein Mensch braucht Motorräder mit über 100PS und 250kg Gewicht um zu Reisen. Text wäre in Deutsch wahrscheinlich besser gewesen.

This is definitely NOT a moped my friend.

Ach ist nicht an Deutsche gerichtet , dann ciao

You sir, are a legend

I really hope you buy Honda CT125 or anything 125cc bike , and make video long adventure ride like this one... this will encourage other small cc bike owner to ride and have fun, no need overpriced big bike to ride and enjoy the journey...

Drove up behind that old fellow like a hoon (prolo)? Then stayed in a family house and offered no gift in return? Tell me it's not so.

Hi, your adventures are unbelievable. I was just wondering what make and model of moped are you on and what cc is it? Thanks for posting, this bike is amazing!

I'm watching video's of motorcycle adventurers in places like South america and Africa and a lot of the local people are riding Chinese 125/150cc 4cylinder bikes that is what I would choose only because you would be able to find parts. I like the fact you picked a bike you want to try that makes is more exciting.

Wow wow wow ❤🎉 Congs

I'm a decendant of Magellan, I love adventure!

May you continue having happy and safe journeys.

Putting plumber's tape on the threads helps hold screws and bolts in place.

Auch 2023 komme ich gerne hierhin und schaue mir deine Videos an 🎉

You've inspired me to travel!

Perfect song for this.

Loved your videos of the trip. I wish I could have taken a trip like that. I have taken a lot of long distance motorcycle trips, but never left the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. So far, at age 64, I have ridden right around a million miles. I have owned mopeds all my life, got my first one, a new Peugeot 103, at age 16 in 1975. I currently have a 1980 Puch Newport II (same as a Maxi) with a ZA50 two speed engine, and a 1979 Sears Free Spirit, made by Puch/Kromag, with an E50 engine, and the same Puch snowflake wheels you have on your Maxi. I also have a 1979 Vespa Rally 200 scooter.

I know about heat. I live in Phoenix, AZ U.S., it's about 46 degrees C here right now, and has been for the past few weeks. No end in sight. How did you like the Super Cub? I'm thinking about getting one. Once again, loving your videos.

Wow, that road is really popular with motorcycle and bike travelers!

I see your Puch is an E50 single speed. I have a Puch Newport II ZA50. It is much better when climbing hills loaded down. If it upshifts, just back off the throttle and it will downshift back into first gear, giving you a lot more pulling power. Love your videos.

Europeans are Blessed they can Easily travel by Land to Vladivostok nor Pretoria..

Another epic adventure at 50kmph.....or less. Cheers!