Cheers Woody. Mate, most people have no idea how hard it is riding through a strong crosswind! The worst was actually riding put of Port Augusta in South Australia. And to make it worse we had massive bloody road trains chasing us down! 😳😬
Ray, check if you travelled through Dasht e lut, Lut is the hottest land mass on Earth according to NASA, the Lut desert in Iran. I think that you might have opposite Baluchistan
Awesome video Ray, Iran seems to be a very big and beautiful country to visit. I never really understood why you needed armed eacort in Pakistan, can you explain that, and what did it cost?
its needless and free, they give it to all foreigners who travel to these areas. its a formality you can say but not needed in Islamabad and twin cities
Thanks Magnus. Yes it was a very interesting country. Just a shame my visit was cut short. The violence is not necessarily aimed at foreign travelers but the cops are wary of them being caught up in it. That said it is possible that Taliban or fundamentalists would target "Godless foreigners" and the police/government just don't want that sort of blow back. There is no charge for the escorts.
Remember before British took over India Countries such as Pakistan,India & Afghanistan were part of Persian Empire. Everything is from there. Cradle of Civilization. Long live Iran mighty country. USA of that area. 💪💪💪
@@ShaukatAli-gw5rb Read & learn. Yes, parts of modern-day Pakistan were part of the Persian Empire, also known as the Achaemenid Empire:   When The Persian Empire lasted from about 559-331 BCE.  What The empire stretched from the Balkan Peninsula to the Indus River Valley, and included parts of modern-day Iran, Egypt, Turkey, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.   How The Persians conquered parts of the northern Indian subcontinent, including the regions of modern-day Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, during the reign of Darius I.   Impact The Persians introduced the Aramaic language and script to the region, which influenced the Indian Kharosthi script and the Edicts of Ashoka.  Pakistan's culture is a mix of influences from many regions, including Persian, Indian, Afghan, Central Asian, South Asian, and Western Asian.
@@ShaukatAli-gw5rb Yes, parts of modern-day Pakistan were part of the Persian Empire, also known as the Achaemenid Empire:    When The Persian Empire lasted from about 559-331 BCE.  What The empire stretched from the Balkan Peninsula to the Indus River Valley, and included parts of modern-day Iran, Egypt, Turkey, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.   How The Persians conquered parts of the northern Indian subcontinent, including the regions of modern-day Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, during the reign of Darius I.   Impact The Persians introduced the Aramaic language and script to the region, which influenced the Indian Kharosthi script and the Edicts of Ashoka.  Pakistan's culture is a mix of influences from many regions, including Persian, Indian, Afghan, Central Asian, South Asian, and Western Asian.
@@ShaukatAli-gw5rb Shaukat ali to make you happy with the knowledge of the history you have now ok your countries had nothing to do with Persian empire But please try to read the root of your language , culture and way of living , you will find out where you were part of . Good luck Shaukat ali peace
Hi Jim. No need for it yet. On the open road the 20L is good for about 350km or maybe even up to 380km. There have been a couple of times in Iran I got a biy worried out in the desert. They just don't have the same amount of petrol stations as SE Asia or even India & Pakistan. Iran is a BIG country and it's relatively sparsely populated in the south I think. I think I will need it in the "Empty Quarter" of Saudi Arabia though.
You need to know that there are countries that people's health and well being is more important than a bunch of wealthy folk's profit. Yes alcohol, guns, drugs ... are not allowed in Iran for our own benefits.
I am Iranian myself and a fatbike traveler. 1-You're talking so much nonsense, saying at least nothing.2-Youre content is only focused on you instate being focused on the land you're visiting right now.3-Having some decency on such a journey can bring you wonder! That poor Pakistani guy giving you gas, could get a very little tip of 100 Rupees, which make 0.34 Euro cents! And you tell me that you're gathering money for a charity? Oh boy! Any way, I have stopped watching your contents anymore. Have a nice day.
Going from hell to heaven gorgeous 4 seasons Iran. I will go there one day.
Welcome from iran❤❤❤
Cheers!
Welcome to Iran
Thank you. ✌🏼
Another great vid Ray. That was some hard core riding in the wind across the desert! Fantastic stuff! 😊
Cheers Woody. Mate, most people have no idea how hard it is riding through a strong crosswind! The worst was actually riding put of Port Augusta in South Australia. And to make it worse we had massive bloody road trains chasing us down! 😳😬
YOU Flocking LEGEND GO GO KIWI 🏍🏍👍👍🙏🙏
Cheers matey. 😊💥👊🏼
Welcome to Iran Ray.😊
Thanks John!
❤ good job ❤
Thank you!
ویلکم in Pakistan 🇵🇰
Muchos gracias senor!
Enjoy, petrol is cheaper than water in Iran.☺
It's crazy cheap!
Ray, check if you travelled through Dasht e lut, Lut is the hottest land mass on Earth according to NASA, the Lut desert in Iran. I think that you might have opposite Baluchistan
Hi Jim. I traveled close to it but not through the middle of it... thank goodness!
Awesome video Ray, Iran seems to be a very big and beautiful country to visit. I never really understood why you needed armed eacort in Pakistan, can you explain that, and what did it cost?
Its free from the govt to foreigners in border areas bcuz our neighbours like india dont want people to visit pakistan
its needless and free, they give it to all foreigners who travel to these areas. its a formality you can say but not needed in Islamabad and twin cities
Thanks Magnus. Yes it was a very interesting country. Just a shame my visit was cut short. The violence is not necessarily aimed at foreign travelers but the cops are wary of them being caught up in it. That said it is possible that Taliban or fundamentalists would target "Godless foreigners" and the police/government just don't want that sort of blow back. There is no charge for the escorts.
@@rayurlich Thank you, it makes sense.
به کشور پارسیان ایران خوش آمدید
did ya see the scorpians ?
Yeah, they opened for Motley Crue a few years ago at Spark Arena. Oh... you mean the nasty little critters that sting you?! No I didn't thankfully! 😂
Remember before British took over India Countries such as Pakistan,India & Afghanistan were part of Persian Empire. Everything is from there. Cradle of Civilization. Long live Iran mighty country. USA of that area. 💪💪💪
These all countries were never part of Persian empire, what are you talking about??, 😮
@@ShaukatAli-gw5rb Read & learn. Yes, parts of modern-day Pakistan were part of the Persian Empire, also known as the Achaemenid Empire:


When
The Persian Empire lasted from about 559-331 BCE.

What
The empire stretched from the Balkan Peninsula to the Indus River Valley, and included parts of modern-day Iran, Egypt, Turkey, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.


How
The Persians conquered parts of the northern Indian subcontinent, including the regions of modern-day Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, during the reign of Darius I.


Impact
The Persians introduced the Aramaic language and script to the region, which influenced the Indian Kharosthi script and the Edicts of Ashoka.

Pakistan's culture is a mix of influences from many regions, including Persian, Indian, Afghan, Central Asian, South Asian, and Western Asian.
@@ShaukatAli-gw5rb Yes, parts of modern-day Pakistan were part of the Persian Empire, also known as the Achaemenid Empire:



When
The Persian Empire lasted from about 559-331 BCE.

What
The empire stretched from the Balkan Peninsula to the Indus River Valley, and included parts of modern-day Iran, Egypt, Turkey, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.


How
The Persians conquered parts of the northern Indian subcontinent, including the regions of modern-day Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, during the reign of Darius I.


Impact
The Persians introduced the Aramaic language and script to the region, which influenced the Indian Kharosthi script and the Edicts of Ashoka.

Pakistan's culture is a mix of influences from many regions, including Persian, Indian, Afghan, Central Asian, South Asian, and Western Asian.
@@ShaukatAli-gw5rbخوب تاریخ را بخوان!
فقط احمق ها بدون مطالعه نظر میدهند!
@@ShaukatAli-gw5rb
Shaukat ali to make you happy with the knowledge of the history you have now ok your countries had nothing to do with Persian empire
But please try to read the root of your language , culture and way of living , you will find out where you were part of .
Good luck Shaukat ali peace
Ray, still no need for that fuel bladder? 20 L tank still fine between fuel ups? Have you had any real range anxiety?
Hi Jim. No need for it yet. On the open road the 20L is good for about 350km or maybe even up to 380km. There have been a couple of times in Iran I got a biy worried out in the desert. They just don't have the same amount of petrol stations as SE Asia or even India & Pakistan. Iran is a BIG country and it's relatively sparsely populated in the south I think. I think I will need it in the "Empty Quarter" of Saudi Arabia though.
Please put Persian language in your translation thank you ❤❤❤
I'm not quite sure how ro do that. I thought subtitles were generated automatically?
I don't like countries where alcohol is not allowed 😮😮😮
Nothing like a cold beer at the end of a long hot day!
You guys can buy homemade alcohol at your own risk! The local alcohol brand is called doggy sweat lol... 😂
You need to know that there are countries that people's health and well being is more important than a bunch of wealthy folk's profit. Yes alcohol, guns, drugs ... are not allowed in Iran for our own benefits.
I am Iranian myself and a fatbike traveler. 1-You're talking so much nonsense, saying at least nothing.2-Youre content is only focused on you instate being focused on the land you're visiting right now.3-Having some decency on such a journey can bring you wonder! That poor Pakistani guy giving you gas, could get a very little tip of 100 Rupees, which make 0.34 Euro cents! And you tell me that you're gathering money for a charity? Oh boy! Any way, I have stopped watching your contents anymore. Have a nice day.
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