I think my most tiring ride so far in India, but what a ride! Loved it, although my back & ass still remember it 😂 PS; I received already over12K rupees from my last video (crashed drone...) Guys, honestly, don't know how to thank you all, your support means a lot to me... HOWEVER, as I mentioned in a comment... "Although traveling on a budget (like anyone else btw) I also have a job like any of you guys, so I actually prefer people not giving for these kind of things. It was my mistake (although an accident of course) and you guys should not be paying for that, I think. I will do like anybody else, that is keep on working and also on growing the TH-cam channel (which is now monetize btw and starts bringing me a second income) so all good 😎🤜🤛 I activated the super some while ago but this is more for viewers who enjoy watching the vids and want to support the channel, as yes, we all need to make a living from our work. Eventually, the goal for me is to one day be able to work "full time" on my vids, but in the meantime I have to buckle up, be patient and if I improve my editing skills that day will come. Much love to all of you guys, this channel would be nothing without you 💙"
@@sureshponnian3318 , not good, not good, this is an insult, man!! You can contradict, but you can NOT insult or mock some one with such delegatory manner, specially some one as a tourist and a guest in our country.. but, you have a good future in case of poems.... just try a different topic..🙃
Great to see.... I went up the Zanskar valley in 1989 as a side trip on my way from Kashmir to Leh. Brings back good memories. Padum is such a big town now! but the mountains and river looks the same. Think the road better nowdays 😂 Still looks a hard life for the people who live there but still people from Kashmir come in over the summer time. Thanks Bro for posting 🙂
Happy it brought back some good memories Sam! I was going to ask you about the road back then haha, I was actually told that not long ago, people would ride horses in the area as it was the easiest way to get around 😅🐎 Thanks for watching man!
Hey bud I am from India currently a resident of Canada 🇨🇦 I know you love driving motorbike specially when you are couple together a small suggestion you should have to keep wireless phone or a multi mic and speakers which can get linked with both first it gonna be more safe in case any emergency also you can have more fun when actually both can speak! I guess that’s it also you are a great human being as well and as I born and brought up in India 🇮🇳 we guys are so humble and helpful! Respect ✊🏽 for my country and my people also Happy to see that you love India so far and I will assure you will love more as you keep visiting different provinces bdw I am from Haryana a small farming base province between Delhi and Punjab if you get a chance to visit please visit I can connect you with my family God bless you stay happy and blessed✌🏽
I think they are already using bluetooth @09:34. It must be some other biker on his left, if it was Saliha he would have focused his cam on her while talking. I may be wrong, only Pierre can answer this.
Tremendous job Frenchy on such treacherous roads....I haven't been to such places although I'm from India...Your journey is inspiring.... All the best and God bless 👍
@@rajender11 Sceneries over Roads everyday bro :) Although tough physically, having asphalt roads there would take off a good chunk of the adventure ;)
@@rajender11 This doesn't make any sense. These small patches in hills doesn't represent the entire north India. Besides when one seeks adventure in these trechareous secluded hilly areas urban quality roads should not be expected.
Hi Frenchy.Enjoyed watching your epic videos. I dont know if you delated the tire pressure when riding on the unpaved gravel roads? I have been riding unpaved roads extensively in the Himalayas and I suggest that you try to lower the tire pressure to about 18-22 psi. The handling will be a lot easier and it will be easier on your behind/back as it aids the suspension. It also gives more grip when riding on steep sections as there is a bigger contact area with the surface when the tire flattens a bit. As I assume you do use inner tube on the scrambler you have no risk of ripping the inner tube which can happen when riding with low tire pressure as the tire can turn/move in the rim when braking and rip the inner tube that can not move because the valve stem is fixed. Can bring a rechargeble electric pump to check the air pressure when deflating and increase the tire pressure again when hitting tarmac.The places you rode in north of Pakistan I was riding a rented Suzuki 150 cc a few months ago......keep up the amazing documentaries. I will be going to Manali the end of August and learned a lot from your videos....
Yeah Per, 100% right on deflating the tires a bit. I did better, Before going off road, I didn't check the pressure for a while haha I knew they were flatter than they should, now I kinda feel these things... When I went back on the asphalt, I checked the pressure and my back tyre was 23PSI instead of 36 😅🤣 Happy to hear that you learnt from the vids buddy 🤜🤛
27:17 this sums up your condition Pierre, lol, even the little girl is thinking, this guy is gone mad. 😂 And you're absolute correct about the thing that no camera can justify what your eyes actually see, these landscapes are like fantasy world. ❤️
27:16 - that’s the exact feeling when u see black top road after 3-4 days of back breaking off road. Water crossings become routine and constant focus on sand, gravel, stones exhausts mentally. Saliha’s bike has a 21” wheel which makes it easier to cut thru this terrain. Amazing route in this video, waiting for you to cross into Kashmir soon. Cheers!
I know it may suck sometimes Pierre, but you're doing something less than .05% on this earth will ever do. You are the man to do it! Plus if I ever do it then I'll be on a KTM Enduro 😂. That view at 18:15 is just undescribable.
@@frenchyvlogs I wish I could help you, I don't know why my government is so rude to tourists 😅 If I was a rich guy I would sponsor for everything to come in my country, but someday the tax may reduce, so that you can definitely come here brother.. anyways thanks for reply and have a safe ride brother!
@@Sonam_tobden haha all good man, I will make it work, even if it has to be a short stay! And I will make sure I won't sleep much as well to make it worth it haha
@@frenchyvlogs glad to hear brother, I would love to help you if you are here, hope someday you will be here with your awesome scrambler.. safe ride brother! ✌️
Frenchy... what a spectacular visuals... but u might wanna do something abt your camera angle!!! may be mounting it on your helmet might be a good idea!! can't wait to u see drive on kargil-srinagar highway... Iam sure u are stunned seeing zojila pass visuals... (when i drove on that road.. i was just lost in that beauty) CHEERS!! Happy riding to frenchy and saliha
Saliha is such a trooper! That is some real rough riding. She has to really love you for you to put her through this torture. 😆 🤣 😂 She is jewel. I love her laugh.
She's doing it for her channel....she's a gypsy, so then not a true Muslim....no Islamic girl will do what she does....traveling with a foreign man....‼⁉️🇺🇸
Awesome frenchie ! Your vlogs are so refreshing ! Kargil is sort of a daunting place for me as one of My close relatives died there during the war in 1999
Sorry to hear that. Was that the Kargil war with Pakistan? It is a solemn place. It is also a beautiful place with mountains and valleys and streams and green but it is so sad that India lost so many of its people with war with Pakistan. Sorry I don't know much about it. It is also so recent that a lot Indians are aware and saddened by it. And it is just sad, that there was fighting going on in a beautiful and pristine place.
More u will be flexible, locals will reciprocate and u r definitely an open minded person. That's working good for you. I felt truly happy, when I heard the unknown person helped u to fill your tank. That's the best gesture. Whole world is a family and we all should promote it
Braveheart movie was about Scottish independence from British. Its a wonderful movie and the character of William wallace was awesome. Braveheart really generated a feeling of patriotism and Independence, it felt the same way we Indians fought and got freedom from Britain.
Hi Frenchy, nice vlog, loving your journey through Himalayas but I just wanna say that you really need to manage the camera placement, i'm sure everyone here wants to see more of the mountains and landscapes but right now its more of bike's intrument panel and roads.
Yep, looking into getting a full face helmet, as I can't set it up on my actual chin lol So expect some change in the future, I will defo take into account your feedback in the meantime and set it up higher on my chest !
Selam Pierre seni Saliha nın kanalında tanıdım ve Kanalına abone oldum videoların çok başarılı keyifle izliyorum bu arada Salihaýı zor yollar da bekleyerek yardımcı olmanı takdir ediyorum ,👍👏💯
You are osm brother and hat's off for saliha she is going through this kind of dangerous road. Next couple of week it will be heavy rainy areas due to monsoon season
Damn tat wat some daredevil ride. You r the luckiest person tat u r in Kargil...in dis region kargil war happened in 1999, India and Pakistan war. Just few day's back on 26th July, we celebrate Kargil Vijay diwas, on tat day we won the battle. I m glad u and Shaliha r enjoying the trip. Good luck.
hey, are you not travelling to Nubra valley? Passing through Khardung La is bound to be an experience of its own. Also no Pangong Tso? You might need an inner line permit since its highly militarized but it is so worth it. Ladakh is seemingly endless.
WOW wow 😯 ride, so absorbing. I don’t think I blinked my eyes. Have good rest and good views of Kargil, where India has won a small battle with Pakistan and there is a victory memorial there.
You and Saliha are crazy. What a difficult journey you go on! Sometimes your travel seems to be torture. Everybody cannot do what you do. So your videos attract our attention. You have a little money so you prefer staying in cheap places. You cannot have enough rest. Your trip may be unbearable especially when you feel unwell. But these difficulties will make you stronger. Nevertheles, nobody should go on these kinds of adventurous activities for so long because it is unhealthy and unsafe. One should not waste his energy s/he will need in older ages. Your younger ages can cheat you as if you are always young and strong. Take care of yourselves. Meanwhile I get to know due to Saliha. I ve joined your channel due to Saliha. Take care of her!
Kanka, thanks a lot for your concern. Don't want to save much for old age bro, I prefer to use it all when I still can! Who knows what happens to me by the age of 60/70... ❤
@@frenchyvlogs 😃 Of course, this is your choice. Meanwhile, you can ask Saliha she knows Müjde is a Turkish female name😃 I mean I am your elder sister (abla).
Idk how a 30+ minutes of video can end so quickly... Just love the videos and ur commentary that comes with it is just so funny..😂😂 my bike like it rough.... wtf..!! I need jesus😆💯
The scenery is unbelievable. I just realized that by you riding on the bike you gives us a better perspective of the place. We really feel for you on all those bumps. Watching you on the bike is like that 3D effect you feel like at Disneyword. I feel like I am on the bike. I don't think I would feel the same if you were in a car. I wish I could explain it better. I am just glad I don't feel those bumps. Lol 😆 You poor guys. Hope you all get some good rest. That valley is so beautiful with that river flowing below.
How you do this man! This is something different,you are continuously riding on dirt road good road.At some time you may feel now let's stop but your inner voice tell you keep on riding.Thats really great man.Hats off to you both!
i have noticed the view you show from camera is different than what other travellors show, a different perspective. Also try mounting camera on head and see if it changes view for better.
Amazing adventure. Admire you both and Salihah is a true dare devil. Almost god sent and so compatible and so brave God bless you both to keep safe always. Take your videos and tell a French production company to make a documentary This is real adventure at its best. 👍👍👍👍❤️🥂🥂
Thanks for the good laugh. When you made a joke and then said, "I need Jesus". I admire Saliha so much. She is a brave woman on those flour roads. 🙏 May you have safe travels and enjoy yourselves! I can't wait for the next video. 😍
Probably worst is over, as you may not have much of offroading after Kargil. You are entertaining and Informative as usual, & Damsel with you is so tough.
You should tour the college where the famous movie "3 Idiots" was shot, somewhere near Leh. Just ask any local as everybody should know where it is. You will be amazed at some of the things that they are developing over there, in lines with sustainable thinking and being in balance with the environment.
It is very nice of you to show us the back roads which most people avoid. (Most travel vloggers just stay on the main road Leh to Kargil) It would be very helpful if you showed us on the map where exactly you're going, in case any of us want to go there. One reason why most of the mountain roads are so bad or so narrow, is that Indian environmental regulations prevent these mountain roads from being wider than 16 ft, I am told. The Indian military and the border roads organization, would like to rebuild most of these roads to a much higher standard, but they are being prevented by environmental regulations. In India environmental laws are very important and they usually got first even if human safety is compromised.
I think my most tiring ride so far in India, but what a ride! Loved it, although my back & ass still remember it 😂
PS; I received already over12K rupees from my last video (crashed drone...) Guys, honestly, don't know how to thank you all, your support means a lot to me...
HOWEVER, as I mentioned in a comment...
"Although traveling on a budget (like anyone else btw) I also have a job like any of you guys, so I actually prefer people not giving for these kind of things. It was my mistake (although an accident of course) and you guys should not be paying for that, I think. I will do like anybody else, that is keep on working and also on growing the TH-cam channel (which is now monetize btw and starts bringing me a second income) so all good 😎🤜🤛
I activated the super some while ago but this is more for viewers who enjoy watching the vids and want to support the channel, as yes, we all need to make a living from our work. Eventually, the goal for me is to one day be able to work "full time" on my vids, but in the meantime I have to buckle up, be patient and if I improve my editing skills that day will come.
Much love to all of you guys, this channel would be nothing without you 💙"
It's our obligation to help, otherwise we will be at a loss. We will miss your amazing drone footage!!
@@sureshponnian3318 What the hell, bro?
It was so cool about that petrol pump dealer gem person
@@sureshponnian3318 Dude don't do this😂😂
@@sureshponnian3318 , not good, not good, this is an insult, man!! You can contradict, but you can NOT insult or mock some one with such delegatory manner, specially some one as a tourist and a guest in our country..
but, you have a good future in case of poems.... just try a different topic..🙃
Great to see.... I went up the Zanskar valley in 1989 as a side trip on my way from Kashmir to Leh. Brings back good memories. Padum is such a big town now! but the mountains and river looks the same. Think the road better nowdays 😂 Still looks a hard life for the people who live there but still people from Kashmir come in over the summer time.
Thanks Bro for posting 🙂
Happy it brought back some good memories Sam!
I was going to ask you about the road back then haha, I was actually told that not long ago, people would ride horses in the area as it was the easiest way to get around 😅🐎
Thanks for watching man!
Hey bud I am from India currently a resident of Canada 🇨🇦 I know you love driving motorbike specially when you are couple together a small suggestion you should have to keep wireless phone or a multi mic and speakers which can get linked with both first it gonna be more safe in case any emergency also you can have more fun when actually both can speak!
I guess that’s it also you are a great human being as well and as I born and brought up in India 🇮🇳 we guys are so humble and helpful! Respect ✊🏽 for my country and my people also Happy to see that you love India so far and I will assure you will love more as you keep visiting different provinces bdw I am from Haryana a small farming base province between Delhi and Punjab if you get a chance to visit please visit I can connect you with my family
God bless you stay happy and blessed✌🏽
I think they are already using bluetooth @09:34. It must be some other biker on his left, if it was Saliha he would have focused his cam on her while talking. I may be wrong, only Pierre can answer this.
Tremendous job Frenchy on such treacherous roads....I haven't been to such places although I'm from India...Your journey is inspiring.... All the best and God bless 👍
Thanks Gyanesh 🙏
Seen this journey, many times, and each time the mountains are spectacular....beautiful Himalayan Range....roof of the world.....♥️♥️🇺🇸
Welcome to kargil (ladakh)
Love frm kargil (ladakh) 🖤❣️
What a man...frenchy sir ..love u...made a Indian proud by showing India..love you
by showing the reality of roads in North india?
@@rajender11 Sceneries over Roads everyday bro :)
Although tough physically, having asphalt roads there would take off a good chunk of the adventure ;)
@@rajender11 This doesn't make any sense. These small patches in hills doesn't represent the entire north India. Besides when one seeks adventure in these trechareous secluded hilly areas urban quality roads should not be expected.
@@rajender11 bro one cannot expect better roads there. And those are not roads but paths made by bikers frequently passing through them.
@@rajender11 get the hell out of here illiterate. Making roads in mountain is easy for you?
I was waiting for this episode . New subscriber from Manipur…Come to northeast after this trip..
Hi Frenchy.Enjoyed watching your epic videos. I dont know if you delated the tire pressure when riding on the unpaved gravel roads? I have been riding unpaved roads extensively in the Himalayas and I suggest that you try to lower the tire pressure to about 18-22 psi. The handling will be a lot easier and it will be easier on your behind/back as it aids the suspension. It also gives more grip when riding on steep sections as there is a bigger contact area with the surface when the tire flattens a bit. As I assume you do use inner tube on the scrambler you have no risk of ripping the inner tube which can happen when riding with low tire pressure as the tire can turn/move in the rim when braking and rip the inner tube that can not move because the valve stem is fixed. Can bring a rechargeble electric pump to check the air pressure when deflating and increase the tire pressure again when hitting tarmac.The places you rode in north of Pakistan I was riding a rented Suzuki 150 cc a few months ago......keep up the amazing documentaries. I will be going to Manali the end of August and learned a lot from your videos....
Yeah Per, 100% right on deflating the tires a bit. I did better, Before going off road, I didn't check the pressure for a while haha I knew they were flatter than they should, now I kinda feel these things... When I went back on the asphalt, I checked the pressure and my back tyre was 23PSI instead of 36 😅🤣
Happy to hear that you learnt from the vids buddy 🤜🤛
27:17 this sums up your condition Pierre, lol, even the little girl is thinking, this guy is gone mad. 😂
And you're absolute correct about the thing that no camera can justify what your eyes actually see, these landscapes are like fantasy world. ❤️
You have so many people that are like your guardian angels looking out for you and Saliha.
Aha, another good video, enjoyed every bit.....
this time... no unnecessary advice.... keep it up.. the bumpy ride .🚵♀🚵♀
Man proud of you it's really difficult to ride on this kind of road i really love your efforts keep going ❤️🇮🇳
Thanks man!
great video Pierre!
Mah mah! Love your India series!!! Keep on going and good luck to you
Literary I was waiting bro.... Your vlogs are like webseries seasons
Thanks for exploring I am also from Suru valley
Wao beautiful😍😍 iam indian I never been to this place
Lol you rolled on the "BLACK TOP" road like a baby, hahaha, Funny one, loved it.
Really like the excitement when you talk to people.
Great experience man ! Thank you for taking me along with you , it was as if I was riding pillion with you. Good 👍 experience. Keep it up 👍
rainy season n in this season also u r doing a great drive god bless
hey u gotta be in mumbai in 2nd week of september there is this very big festival of ganpati visarga just look it up u will like it
You are inspiring thousands of guys here.That great man!
27:16 - that’s the exact feeling when u see black top road after 3-4 days of back breaking off road. Water crossings become routine and constant focus on sand, gravel, stones exhausts mentally. Saliha’s bike has a 21” wheel which makes it easier to cut thru this terrain. Amazing route in this video, waiting for you to cross into Kashmir soon. Cheers!
Sometimes i want to steal her bike indeed 🤣
@@frenchyvlogs 😄
That's Drang During 23km long Glacier 😍😍
Such nice people, ' Aste jana bhai, slowly slowly!" Wholesome when you don't even know these people..
Living best life brother ♥️♥️
Nice.translet.bro.good.journay.brodar.and.sistar
I know it may suck sometimes Pierre, but you're doing something less than .05% on this earth will ever do. You are the man to do it! Plus if I ever do it then I'll be on a KTM Enduro 😂. That view at 18:15 is just undescribable.
Wow, my country had all the beauty, which world have . I want to see all parts of India.
It's an amazing vlog with 30 minutes long, satisfying vlog..I enjoyed a lot as always.. take care brother and safe ride guys.. love from Bhutan 🇧🇹
Hey bud, thanks a lot 🤜🤛 I looked into going to your country...Could you ask your gov to get rid of that silly daily fee 😅🙏
@@frenchyvlogs
Yes! It is very difficult for non-Indian Nepalese foreigners to even think of going to Bhutan. it's very expensive.
@@frenchyvlogs I wish I could help you, I don't know why my government is so rude to tourists 😅
If I was a rich guy I would sponsor for everything to come in my country, but someday the tax may reduce, so that you can definitely come here brother.. anyways thanks for reply and have a safe ride brother!
@@Sonam_tobden haha all good man, I will make it work, even if it has to be a short stay! And I will make sure I won't sleep much as well to make it worth it haha
@@frenchyvlogs glad to hear brother, I would love to help you if you are here, hope someday you will be here with your awesome scrambler.. safe ride brother! ✌️
Frenchy doing some perfect intros
Gotta keep you guys hooked somehow right ? 😁
Frenchy... what a spectacular visuals... but u might wanna do something abt your camera angle!!! may be mounting it on your helmet might be a good idea!!
can't wait to u see drive on kargil-srinagar highway... Iam sure u are stunned seeing zojila pass visuals... (when i drove on that road.. i was just lost in that beauty)
CHEERS!! Happy riding to frenchy and saliha
Love frm 🇮🇳 INDIA❤️😍❤️
India is itself a World 🌎 🇮🇳
saw a 30min Frenchy video -> had to pause and get my pasta ready
Saliha is such a trooper! That is some real rough riding. She has to really love you for you to put her through this torture. 😆 🤣 😂 She is jewel.
I love her laugh.
She's doing it for her channel....she's a gypsy, so then not a true Muslim....no Islamic girl will do what she does....traveling with a foreign man....‼⁉️🇺🇸
If this is not adventure then don't know what is ?? Kudos bro to both of ya ..👍😉👍
in winter's everywhere snow it goes to -47degrees
Looks like the moon landscape, except the snow capped mountains.
Awesome frenchie ! Your vlogs are so refreshing ! Kargil is sort of a daunting place for me as one of My close relatives died there during the war in 1999
Sorry to hear that. Was that the Kargil war with Pakistan? It is a solemn place. It is also a beautiful place with mountains and valleys and streams and green but it is so sad that India lost so many of its people with war with Pakistan. Sorry I don't know much about it. It is also so recent that a lot Indians are aware and saddened by it. And it is just sad, that there was fighting going on in a beautiful and pristine place.
This route is one of difficult routes in Ladakh ... We done this route in June... Full of adventure ....
Well done Frenchy ....
missing those shots from drone, Frenchy, it would have been different experience with this video, keep going, good work
More u will be flexible, locals will reciprocate and u r definitely an open minded person. That's working good for you. I felt truly happy, when I heard the unknown person helped u to fill your tank. That's the best gesture. Whole world is a family and we all should promote it
Braveheart movie was about Scottish independence from British. Its a wonderful movie and the character of William wallace was awesome. Braveheart really generated a feeling of patriotism and Independence, it felt the same way we Indians fought and got freedom from Britain.
Awesome। Good to see your courage and strength। 🔥🔥 Litt you both
Yep bro.... Keep some candy chocolates or buiscuits....to offer those kids... That will be nice gesture
Ladakh is amazing, beautiful 🥰 views
Happy Journey Brother 🎉
Hi Frenchy, nice vlog, loving your journey through Himalayas but I just wanna say that you really need to manage the camera placement, i'm sure everyone here wants to see more of the mountains and landscapes but right now its more of bike's intrument panel and roads.
Yep, looking into getting a full face helmet, as I can't set it up on my actual chin lol
So expect some change in the future, I will defo take into account your feedback in the meantime and set it up higher on my chest !
Selam Pierre seni Saliha nın kanalında tanıdım ve Kanalına abone oldum videoların çok başarılı keyifle izliyorum bu arada Salihaýı zor yollar da bekleyerek yardımcı olmanı takdir ediyorum ,👍👏💯
Cok tessekur Ederim Suna 😀
Nice vlog
This guy is insane with so much supportive of his partner.. Enjoying your videos, thanks guys ❣️
Hats off to u guys for riding off roads so long damn #madrespect 👏
Following you since you are in India
I hope you will come to my city Varanasi and I'll get a chance to meet you lots of love ❤️❤️
come to south india 🇮🇳
I am from northeast n i really want to go to ladakh ,uttrakand, HP, Maharashtra n kerela once.....the people look nice, honest n welcoming
You are osm brother and hat's off for saliha she is going through this kind of dangerous road. Next couple of week it will be heavy rainy areas due to monsoon season
I can't wait to see Kargil. It is a place of reverence for India. I would like to see how they fought to take control of that land.
See Tanya Khanijow channel on Kargil....
I was surprised to see a John Deere tractor in ladakh, as India has so many tractor manufacturers producing cheaper tractors.
Only Pierre can get hungry by witnessing a hill in suru valley LOL!!
haha, Doge whale?
Damn tat wat some daredevil ride. You r the luckiest person tat u r in Kargil...in dis region kargil war happened in 1999, India and Pakistan war. Just few day's back on 26th July, we celebrate Kargil Vijay diwas, on tat day we won the battle. I m glad u and Shaliha r enjoying the trip. Good luck.
Off roading and normal road is heaven for bikers
hey, are you not travelling to Nubra valley? Passing through Khardung La is bound to be an experience of its own. Also no Pangong Tso? You might need an inner line permit since its highly militarized but it is so worth it. Ladakh is seemingly endless.
WOW wow 😯 ride, so absorbing. I don’t think I blinked my eyes. Have good rest and good views of Kargil, where India has won a small battle with Pakistan and there is a victory memorial there.
You and Saliha are crazy. What a difficult journey you go on! Sometimes your travel seems to be torture. Everybody cannot do what you do. So your videos attract our attention. You have a little money so you prefer staying in cheap places. You cannot have enough rest. Your trip may be unbearable especially when you feel unwell. But these difficulties will make you stronger. Nevertheles, nobody should go on these kinds of adventurous activities for so long because it is unhealthy and unsafe. One should not waste his energy s/he will need in older ages. Your younger ages can cheat you as if you are always young and strong. Take care of yourselves. Meanwhile I get to know due to Saliha. I ve joined your channel due to Saliha. Take care of her!
Kanka, thanks a lot for your concern. Don't want to save much for old age bro, I prefer to use it all when I still can!
Who knows what happens to me by the age of 60/70...
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@@frenchyvlogs 😃 Of course, this is your choice. Meanwhile, you can ask Saliha she knows Müjde is a Turkish female name😃 I mean I am your elder sister (abla).
Idk how a 30+ minutes of video can end so quickly... Just love the videos and ur commentary that comes with it is just so funny..😂😂
my bike like it rough.... wtf..!! I need jesus😆💯
The scenery is unbelievable. I just realized that by you riding on the bike you gives us a better perspective of the place. We really feel for you on all those bumps. Watching you on the bike is like that 3D effect you feel like at Disneyword. I feel like I am on the bike. I don't think I would feel the same if you were in a car. I wish I could explain it better. I am just glad I don't feel those bumps. Lol 😆 You poor guys. Hope you all get some good rest.
That valley is so beautiful with that river flowing below.
Love alot your way of vlogging. Kindly make video about your bike and biking experience in himalayan
How you do this man! This is something different,you are continuously riding on dirt road good road.At some time you may feel now let's stop but your inner voice tell you keep on riding.Thats really great man.Hats off to you both!
Bahut achcha nice
Jule Frenchy bhai !
Good to see you guys reach kargil safely , Have a safe journey ahead . 😄
Julley julley bro and ride safe 💚
i have noticed the view you show from camera is different than what other travellors show, a different perspective. Also try mounting camera on head and see if it changes view for better.
Hi Frenchy good job
Amazing adventure. Admire you both and Salihah is a true dare devil.
Almost god sent and so compatible and so brave
God bless you both to keep safe always.
Take your videos and tell a French production company to make a documentary
This is real adventure at its best.
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Well done guys!! Part of ladakh experience is fighting the last sweat and blood to reach the destination at the end of the day.😊
Love 💖 you from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Asfalt hissi güzeldi :) Saliha ya selam
Thanks for the good laugh. When you made a joke and then said, "I need Jesus". I admire Saliha so much. She is a brave woman on those flour roads. 🙏 May you have safe travels and enjoy yourselves! I can't wait for the next video. 😍
Haha I do need him 👼
Thanks for her, I'll pass on the message 😊
Have a great day
What a ride Frenchy 🙌
Hi Frenchy, please visit Kerala, south India. It will be a different experience for you 👍
Later this year Amal 🤝
Enjoy India hospitality ;D
The melting glacier at 10:10 is called Drang-Drung.
Oh, that a glacier...wow! So cool!
Roller coaster road but you both drive very patiencely
Last year around the same time i was in Rangdum,it was really beautiful. Hope i could meet y in Kashmir.
Probably worst is over, as you may not have much of offroading after Kargil.
You are entertaining and Informative as usual, & Damsel with you is so tough.
Comments or likes too little for the pain you undertook to show us the beautiful regions of our own country . Hats off
You should tour the college where the famous movie "3 Idiots" was shot, somewhere near Leh.
Just ask any local as everybody should know where it is.
You will be amazed at some of the things that they are developing over there, in lines with sustainable thinking and being in balance with the environment.
I just looked it up, will stop there on the way down south ;)
Thanks for the tip buddy!
hey Frenchy i have been loving your vlogs
love from Manali ❤️❤️
Do you think a can am spyder f3 would be able to do those roads ?
awesome
I like the cool hair cut! Suits you well.
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It is very nice of you to show us the back roads which most people avoid. (Most travel vloggers just stay on the main road Leh to Kargil) It would be very helpful if you showed us on the map where exactly you're going, in case any of us want to go there.
One reason why most of the mountain roads are so bad or so narrow, is that Indian environmental regulations prevent these mountain roads from being wider than 16 ft, I am told. The Indian military and the border roads organization, would like to rebuild most of these roads to a much higher standard, but they are being prevented by environmental regulations.
In India environmental laws are very important and they usually got first even if human safety is compromised.
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i love u bro..............
Nice bhai
Please put the camera in such a position where we can see all veiws in wide range...the road part is coming more ...
You should visit Kerala one of most beautiful places
Before water crossing , I think first you should check the trail on foot.