Now I a few moto travellers, watched videos by several more. They all are interesting in their own way. You, Hennie, have such a unique way of just crashing into the communities and stirring things up and getting whole groups to become instant parties! 🤗 That is your superpower as Motovlogger and I really really enjoy watching that happen! 😍
Fantastic vid , you are so lovely and happy all the time which is fabulous to see . Looking forward to watching your videos etc , take care all the best Matt
I watched earlier but noticed I did not hit send on a comment 🤦🏼♀️ There certainly is an abundance of pretty in your travels and border crossings are always interesting to me…and not because I want to see a hard one, I’m just amazed at how you navigate them with such grace and patience. Patience especially with the money changers. I enjoyed your day and (probably for the 4th time) your ending😂😂😂. Brings drunk dialing up several levels hahaha! Great video Henriette!
That was a refreshing trip. Thanks for visiting my country. If you don't mind, please continue to Burundi through Kanyaru border. You will have made my day!😊😊😊
Hey Henriette. That was a great video!!! Those border crossings are so chaotic, 🤪but you handle them so well with your good attitude.😄 You are a very charismatic person, I love it. 😃 You are incredibly good at interacting with the people where ever you are. And hey there's no problem with having a couple of beers after a long hot day.😜 Safe travels, from Canada.
I was watching this as you went live in Mombasa, it was quite freaky, sorry I couldn’t join you with a beer as it was only 9:20 in the morning here in Canada!
Me again. May I ask what drone model were you using? You had some amazing aerial shots in Oman. I would have loved to see more. I also note you get swamped by fixers when you are crossing borders and I wondered about the security situation with your bike and valuables when you are negotiating visas, insurance, sim cards etc?
Good questions. I have a DJI Mavic Mini 2. But some countries I can take it in and have to get creative. I have a lot of stunning drone footage from Oman, will make episodes from there as well 😊 Regarding border crossings, I carry all paperwork in my backpack and money on me. I try to only leave things I can live without. But it can be difficult.
@@ForTheLoveOfWheels All what you have said makes common sense. From someone who once lived in Africa, I'm assuming you are also aware that some countries, moreover cities, have a reputation for theft of motorbikes. Do you use any alarms or mobilisers for 'Honey'? And NOT last and not least (for now 😁), in your Q&A, you answered a question about what bike you would like to use in the future. I believe you said a Honda 300L, rather than a Rally, because it is shorter, cost less, and is lighter. My question to you is this. For all those benefits, you would be losing out on (1) a larger tank (70% more fuel capacity), (2)fairing is more established and it has the screen, so greater protection on the road from rain, wind, fatigue, bugs, etc) and (3) more powerful lights for safer road riding. I appreciate your decision-making may have been pragmatic ( cost etc), but I wonder if the saving you made by adding your own fuel tank and screen would not have amounted to nearly the cost of a Rally. In the UK, a 300L is ca. £750 cheaper. By the time you have messed on with your DIY upgrades, I wonder? Final question. If you had the money you mentioned you might revert to the bike you used from Alaska - Would that be because of more power? What are the advantages and disadvantages, if any? Would you consider a mid sized adv bike like the Aprilia Tuareg 660 or would the lack servicing coverage be a significant factor?
@@twitno1 Hi. All your points makes sense and I wouldn't go without the windscreen, large tank, hand guards etc. But I don't want the Honda Honda handguards or Honda tank. I want specific ones that I like. IMS tank has the biggest capacity. So no point paying for all those extras, when I would replace them anyways. Plus the weight and height matters a great deal for someone who struggles everyday to climb up her 250L 😄 I am only 158 cms tall.
@@twitno1 Yes, I would consider other bikes. But for me the cheap, lightweight, simple bike with very long service interval makes a lot of sense. More money to travel, less potential mechanical issues to worry about. If I was only traveling in Europe for some months, it's a whole different scenario. But riding through remote places in Angola, Rwanda, Uganda etc, engine power becomes the least of your worries. In South Africa it's another thing. There's access to excellent mechanics and spare-parts. I made a video about my choice of bike. I will find the link. 😊
Which nationality are you and where is your vehicle registrered? I had passport, vaccination, vehicle registration, and Carnet de passage. I don't remember if we bought insurance there.
You're creating very high skill videos and are not less than the other top riders on YT, but is there any issue with YT? Why so many little views per episode?
the pigs break the heart. so intelligent. yes life on earth depends on death, but give them a good life and a quick death, never torture. .humans deminish their own lives.
Muzungu is a white person particular a British but used to all europeans.this word united all ethnic tribes in Eastern and southern Africa as they call all Europeans as muzungu
5his is how i want to spend the rest of my days. Going to far off places and living life. What a beautiful, inspiring vireo. I pray for you
Those places are looking so good and greenery
You have a new Subscriber! Laying drunk on your bed made me laugh out loud! Hilarious!
Thank you I have really enjoyed the ride dia
Now I a few moto travellers, watched videos by several more. They all are interesting in their own way.
You, Hennie, have such a unique way of just crashing into the communities and stirring things up and getting whole groups to become instant parties! 🤗 That is your superpower as Motovlogger and I really really enjoy watching that happen! 😍
Oh wauw, what a lovely comment. Thank you 😍🏍🔥
@@ForTheLoveOfWheels It's just a fact! 🤗
Ok 👍👌 Henriette
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Hi Henriette, what a nice trip, the kind people. But the end I like best. Skol🤣
You and me both!
🎉🎉 yet a good video, keep up the good work
Thanks! Will do! 🥰🏍🔥
Thanks for your vlog on ur touring in Africa.
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Thoroughly enjoyed, the ride and the views are awesome.
Thanks for sharing this amazing journey. 😀👍
I am happy you enjoyed it 🥰🏍🔥
Good adventure I love it
😊🏍🔥
AWESOME!
A new Rwanda episode is being uploaded right this minute 😊🏍🔥
Excited to see you traverse Uganda and specifically, my hometown, Kisoro!!
Oh, really. I liked Kisoro 🥰🏍🔥
Evergreen environment,the beer turns you red though.
Yes indeed, and the sun and heat and the purple room! 🥰
Welcome again to my nice 2nd home country! Beautiful Rwanda! 🇷🇼
Thank you Martin ❤️
That's it girl! Just enjoy life in those little (or big) pleasures. Good start in Rwanda!! Greetings from Chile!!!
Thank you! 🥰🏍🔥
Fantastic vid , you are so lovely and happy all the time which is fabulous to see . Looking forward to watching your videos etc , take care all the best
Matt
Thanks a lot Matt 😊🏍🔥
Great vid. Uganda certainly is a beautiful place. I remember you could go Chimpanzee Trekking. And sometimes you need a few beers! 🍺🍺👍
Great content🎉
Thanks a lot 🥰🏍️🔥
Welcome to kenya the land of amazing natures
I love Kenya! ❤️
Good to see you having lovely rides in Uganda and Rwanda. Jambo from Kenya. Enjoy!
Thanks a lot. Just had a dream ride in Northern Kenya! Omg!!! 🇰🇪
I watched earlier but noticed I did not hit send on a comment 🤦🏼♀️ There certainly is an abundance of pretty in your travels and border crossings are always interesting to me…and not because I want to see a hard one, I’m just amazed at how you navigate them with such grace and patience. Patience especially with the money changers. I enjoyed your day and (probably for the 4th time) your ending😂😂😂. Brings drunk dialing up several levels hahaha! Great video Henriette!
Thanks Debbie. I am normally not a very patient person, but for some reason I have endless patience when it comes to border crossings 🥰🏍🔥
Nice to see you again my lovely, was starting to get worried, wonderful vid as usual 😍
I am so challenged on wifi and network these days! 🙈
@@ForTheLoveOfWheels you're doing a grand job my dear, imagine 20 years ago we would probably have very little knowledge of your journey
glad the border crossing went smoothly great drone moment with the locals
Such a lovely country!
Nice video.
Thanks!
Great adventure.
Spectacular scenery, excellent videography.
Thanks for taking us along H.
Glad you enjoyed it 😍🏍🔥
I rode Aretha (CB300) up to Ko Phangan. 4 days in paradise, meeting up with an old friend.
Maybe you n Honey should do easy comfy cool SE Asia next
That was a refreshing trip. Thanks for visiting my country. If you don't mind, please continue to Burundi through Kanyaru border. You will have made my day!😊😊😊
😊🏍🔥
Hey Henriette. That was a great video!!! Those border crossings are so chaotic, 🤪but you handle them so well with your good attitude.😄 You are a very charismatic person, I love it. 😃 You are incredibly good at interacting with the people where ever you are. And hey there's no problem with having a couple of beers after a long hot day.😜 Safe travels, from Canada.
Thank you so much 🤗
Another Great video of the journey
More to come! 🥰🏍🔥
I was watching this as you went live in Mombasa, it was quite freaky, sorry I couldn’t join you with a beer as it was only 9:20 in the morning here in Canada!
Hahahaha!!!! Cheeeers! 🍻😆🏍🔥
as always, very nice :)
Thank you 🥰
😍
Basically Rwanda care more about its nation, I appreciate that😊
But still a lot of suffering unfortunately.
U have no idea how it was before and the world is paradise, suffering is everywhere
I really appreciate the effort of Ugandan leaders, the road is very nice😅
Urakaza neza mu Rwanda 💛💚💙,We're having a cycling tournament TOUR DU RWANDA did you come across it ?
No, but did see maybe 5-6 cyclist
Tough bike you have there. The bad roads in most African roads kill our bikes and vehicles.
Yes, I really have the deepest respect for all the riders here in Africa. The dust, ruts and potholes are so rough on your bikes!
Nice footage. One lapse in concentration and you may end up on somebody's roof!! Hahaha
😂😂😂
Hey Henriette, what happened to the black Honda. I must have overlooked an episode because now you are riding a white horse 😀
Aiiii, how did you miss it? 😄❤️🏍🔥 th-cam.com/video/kC0U_AH0hBw/w-d-xo.html
Me again. May I ask what drone model were you using? You had some amazing aerial shots in Oman. I would have loved to see more. I also note you get swamped by fixers when you are crossing borders and I wondered about the security situation with your bike and valuables when you are negotiating visas, insurance, sim cards etc?
Good questions. I have a DJI Mavic Mini 2. But some countries I can take it in and have to get creative.
I have a lot of stunning drone footage from Oman, will make episodes from there as well 😊
Regarding border crossings, I carry all paperwork in my backpack and money on me. I try to only leave things I can live without. But it can be difficult.
@@ForTheLoveOfWheels All what you have said makes common sense. From someone who once lived in Africa, I'm assuming you are also aware that some countries, moreover cities, have a reputation for theft of motorbikes. Do you use any alarms or mobilisers for 'Honey'? And NOT last and not least (for now 😁), in your Q&A, you answered a question about what bike you would like to use in the future. I believe you said a Honda 300L, rather than a Rally, because it is shorter, cost less, and is lighter. My question to you is this.
For all those benefits, you would be losing out on (1) a larger tank (70% more fuel capacity), (2)fairing is more established and it has the screen, so greater protection on the road from rain, wind, fatigue, bugs, etc) and (3) more powerful lights for safer road riding.
I appreciate your decision-making may have been pragmatic ( cost etc), but I wonder if the saving you made by adding your own fuel tank and screen would not have amounted to nearly the cost of a Rally. In the UK, a 300L is ca. £750 cheaper. By the time you have messed on with your DIY upgrades, I wonder?
Final question. If you had the money you mentioned you might revert to the bike you used from Alaska - Would that be because of more power? What are the advantages and disadvantages, if any?
Would you consider a mid sized adv bike like the Aprilia Tuareg 660 or would the lack servicing coverage be a significant factor?
@@twitno1 Hi. All your points makes sense and I wouldn't go without the windscreen, large tank, hand guards etc. But I don't want the Honda Honda handguards or Honda tank. I want specific ones that I like. IMS tank has the biggest capacity. So no point paying for all those extras, when I would replace them anyways.
Plus the weight and height matters a great deal for someone who struggles everyday to climb up her 250L 😄 I am only 158 cms tall.
@@twitno1 Yes, I would consider other bikes. But for me the cheap, lightweight, simple bike with very long service interval makes a lot of sense. More money to travel, less potential mechanical issues to worry about.
If I was only traveling in Europe for some months, it's a whole different scenario. But riding through remote places in Angola, Rwanda, Uganda etc, engine power becomes the least of your worries.
In South Africa it's another thing. There's access to excellent mechanics and spare-parts.
I made a video about my choice of bike. I will find the link. 😊
@@twitno1 th-cam.com/video/DkpCkWk7xZI/w-d-xo.html
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Good oh 😁 😌 😏 😅 👏 ☺️ 😁
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How was Uganda
Lovely
What documents did they ask for?
Do you need to cross with a foreign vehicle?
@@ForTheLoveOfWheels yes
Which nationality are you and where is your vehicle registrered?
I had passport, vaccination, vehicle registration, and Carnet de passage. I don't remember if we bought insurance there.
@@ForTheLoveOfWheels i am Kenyan
ok, I don't not know the requirements for the Kenyan passport. For sure you don't need a Carnet. Are you in the overlader groups?
when do u come back to uganda
The trip continues to Kenya.
@@ForTheLoveOfWheels how do u get to Kenya when you in Rwanda, are u using TZ or u going to use Uganda route
As I had the East African visa, I went back through Uganda 🇺🇬
You're creating very high skill videos and are not less than the other top riders on YT, but is there any issue with YT? Why so many little views per episode?
Big thank you. I am just new in the game. I see crazy growth right now. 😊🏍🔥
Africa is blessed but I don't know where the problem is, I don't know why we are suffering
Afrcan Presidents
It's very sad. Namibia is so rich, but it doesn't benefit the people 😪
Covid certificate?
At the time they did ask for the COVID vaccination certificate but I don't know if they still do
@@ForTheLoveOfWheels okay
Thank you
the pigs break the heart. so intelligent. yes life on earth depends on death, but give them a good life and a quick death, never torture. .humans deminish their own lives.
So true!
Muzungu is a white person particular a British but used to all europeans.this word united all ethnic tribes in Eastern and southern Africa as they call all Europeans as muzungu