Epic 22,000km Adventure from London to Sydney | Europe, Asia, and Australia | Full Movie Experience
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- Embark on an extraordinary 22,000-kilometer motorcycle odyssey with "Continental Drift," a full-length adventure film capturing the epic journey of Dave and Darren on KTM690s from London to Sydney. Join us through the chapters of this exhilarating adventure, where each segment unfolds a unique aspect of their 4-month exploration.
🌍 Introduction (00:00):
Set the stage for an unforgettable journey as we kick off the adventure from London, anticipating the challenges and triumphs that lie ahead.
🤕 Darren Breaks Arm (02:30):
Experience the unexpected twist as Darren faces a setback early in the expedition, setting the tone for resilience and determination.
🏍️ Ride out KTM Centre Hemel Hempstead (05:30):
Witness the start of the ride, fueled by the passion for adventure and the powerful KTM motorcycles.
🌄 Visit to KTM Supporters in Austria (06:55):
Explore the camaraderie as Dave and Darren connect with the KTM community, visiting the factory and meeting frame designer Herbert Polz.
🇨🇿 Family in Czech (08:55):
Discover the personal side of the journey as the adventurers connect with family, adding a touch of warmth to their global quest.
😅 Nearly Shit Myself Ukraine (11:25):
Experience the humor and challenges faced in Ukraine, including a humorous moment that almost left Dave in disbelief.
🚨 Volgograd Tragedy (14:33):
Encounter the unexpected tragedy in Volgograd, highlighting the unpredictable nature of their expedition.
🔧 Dave Breakdown and 400 km Tow (17:30):
Navigate through mechanical challenges, showcasing the resilience needed for a breakdown in Russia and the longest motorcycle tow.
🤝 Saved in Russia (19:40):
Witness the power of human connection as strangers come to their rescue in Russia, exemplifying the kindness of fellow travelers.
🌾 Arrest Threatened Visa Wrong (23:26):
Experience the tension and uncertainty as visa issues arise, threatening arrest and adding a layer of suspense to the narrative.
🇰🇿 Kazakhstan: Sleep in Grass (26:40):
Delve into the beauty of Kazakhstan's grassland steppes and the supportive encounters amid ongoing mechanical challenges.
🔧 Darren's Bike Breaks Down (28:06):
Follow the journey as Darren's bike encounters issues, highlighting the ongoing mechanical hurdles faced during this adventure.
🚂 Trusting Kazakh Rail (31:40):
Explore the unique choice of trusting Kazakh Rail, adding a twist to the mode of transportation in this diverse landscape.
⛺ Kyrgyzstan: Best Camp Site Ever (38:21):
Discover the wonders of Kyrgyzstan, featuring stunning mountains, rivers, lakes, and unforgettable camping experiences with the locals.
🐴 Horse Hummus: Shit Myself (42:26):
Experience a mix of humor and challenge as the unexpected blends with the breathtaking landscapes of Kyrgyzstan.
🏔️ Himalayan Plateau and Challenges (47:25):
Journey through the Himalayas, facing altitude challenges and navigating roads washed away by floods.
🕌 Kathmandu (52:46):
Immerse yourself in the cultural richness of Katmandu, a captivating city that becomes a cultural highlight of the adventure.
🛫 Fly Bikes to Bangkok (56:00):
Experience the transition as the adventure takes flight, symbolizing a shift in geography and challenges.
🦘 Kangaroo Knocked Out (1:01:34):
Encounter the unexpected as a kangaroo becomes an obstacle in the Australian Outback, showcasing the diverse challenges Down Under.
🇦🇺 Australian Outback (1:05:34):
Journey into the vast Australian Outback, a rugged landscape where Darren faces challenges that could be life-threatening.
🦘 Meet Some Kangaroos (1:07:06):
Witness the unique encounters with Australia's wildlife, adding a touch of the local fauna to the adventure.
🏁 Conclusion (1:08:30):
Wrap up this cinematic odyssey, reflecting on the challenges, triumphs, and the indomitable spirit that defines the Continental Drift adventure.
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Immerse yourself in the entire Continental Drift adventure, a tale of resilience, camaraderie, and the pursuit of the extraordinary. Watch now and experience the full spectrum of this cinematic motorcycle odyssey! 🏍️✨ #ContinentalDriftMovie #MotorcycleAdventure #KTM690Journey #EpicRide #JourneyToSydney #AdventureFilm #RoadLessTraveled #GlobalRiders #ExploreOnTwoWheels - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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You should have been on Yamahas 600 5V Teneres .....did London to Auckland in 1987.....so you know the fun and games.......great trip yamahas didnt faulty after 40K .......would have loved to had video...... Have lots of adventure riders calling in at NZ
Cheers Pete
Will be heading back to London 2018 on Tenere 1200
Motorcycle Adventure Dirtbike TV Jio in Hb
Inspiring movie !. Planning similar bike trip and wondering what you used to produce the movie ?
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This is a trip of a life time wow It is very inspirational. This is a trip of a life time wow It is very inspirational. This is a trip of a life time wow It is very inspirational. This is a trip of a life time wow It is very inspirational. This is a trip of a life time wow It is very inspirational. This is a trip of a life time wow It is very inspirational.
I wanted to only check 5 minutes of your video..... it turned into 1h10. Great adventure guys.
Me too.
same )))
same here!!!
Same here!!!
same😂
What I learned watching this awesome journey is that owning a KTM is definitely an adventure of its own.
It really is! I still have the bike and it's going strong. The last video posted includes a piece on the bike at the end of the video.
That's what you get when you buy motorcycles made i India lmao
Makes me love my Honda even more! Still great content
@@khalil8043 Only the cheapo model are built in India, like the 390 Adventure and the like.
@@simulacrae I see
I'm halfway through this video and I have tears in my eyes. My father and I are avid bikers but lost our bikes due to financial reasons...we soon will be making plans to Travel our beautiful country South Africa. Thank you for the inspiration!
Great. Get out there. Even if you do it on a 100cc postie bike.
Postie bike this must be Darren saying that lol goodcold Aussie spirit cheers dazza lol
Once in a lifetime ride. Unfortunately it could be decades before it will be possible to do it again if ever. Thank you for bringing me along for the ride 🍻
Yeah so sad to think the route we took is impossible to complete at the moment and for how long in the future
Which of part of this trip did you remember the most? 'Er well, there was this blonde Russian girl on a boat'..................
Is that what those wonderful breast were attached to?
21:50 :)
Only part i rewound
@@NostalgicGames-ov2lc stunning women!
bhahah gold was thinking the same thing lol
in 2006 myself and 2 friends decided upon a 'Long Way Round' style trip, inspired by the Charlie and Ewan. We didn't't have their budget, we didn't have a tv crew, in fact we didn't really have money. We set off from the UK, 2 of us on XT 600's and I was on a newer XTz660. our route was not dissimilar to yours until we got to Mongolia. I and a friend ran out of money, though the 3rd chap by chance met another English guy and they both continued on the Road of Bones through to Magadan and then to USA.
Overall, my most memorable occasions were the ones when were were in trouble. ALWAYS someone came to our assistance. If it were a push, if it were a spanner, if it were welding, if it were a bed for the night and a drink together.
We found, the less people have, the more they are inclined to share it with you. Often we found ourselves in a spot of bother (even a similar in Ukraine to your russian visa problem (100 Bucks made it go away to the right person)) but it was a life changing experience. If you are thinking of doing something similar, DO IT. Life is short, life is uncertain and life is for living. LIVE IT!
Thank you.
Wow, amazing trip and adventure, thx for share your experience!!One life live it!!
Thanks for sharing this valuable insight and reflection on life. Hats off and stay safe brother/sir
Sounds wonderful. My first time back packing the Philippines I stayed at a village and the family I arranged to stay with had breakfast cooked for us. We hiked around the base of the Mayon volcano, came back down for lunch and they claimed they had nothing.
Turned out they fed us the last of their food. Long story short you are right, the more poor people are the more they want to help.
True 👍
Looking back at 2016 and thinking about the horrors occuring in areas of Ukraine you rode thru. And how a repeat of this trip won't be likely for decades. Great filmwork.
Very sad.
decades? naaaaahhhh
The war won’t be going for decades at this rate. Russia will lose too many men.
@@Fausto_4841 what's funny?
@@promalp3609 i wasn't laughing?
The tourist must be respected by the police because he is a passerby and has an important role in discovering the world with its civilizations, and he encourages global tourism. My respect for tourists from all parts of the world
KTM's are real adventure bike, because breaking down in the middle of a foreign country is always going to make for an adventure. Looks like a ton of fun. I always thought Portugal-Japan on Harleys would be quite an experience.
Paul Bubnash don't do it! The roads aren't good enough for a big street bike. Lots of dirt and gravel roads. Check out the London to Ulaan Baator ralley! What a barash of breakdowns and 33 flat tires!
Paul Kojack in one breath you slam KTM’s as break-down machines, then say you’d like to go from Portugal to Japan on a Harley... 😂 SMDH.
@@ME-wy3xm Well he never said he would like to do it..
@@ME-wy3xm woosh.....
Your better off on a KTM mate as harleys don’t go round bends.
what a great documentary of an epic trip!!
Thank you. I'm not sure people appreciate how much effort to film and produce this with out a support crew of cameramen, editors, producers.
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I appreciate it. great job you guys.
It's rare when cam-crew behind the Scenes get any real appreciation...good acknowledgement !
Motorcycle Adventure Dirtbike TV I can watch this over and over mate.
As a matter of fact I've watched it 3 times already.
Congratulations! I wish that I could have done it with u guys.
Eldder Martinez d df j gr8
This one hour long video felt like 10 minutes long, what a fantastic journey!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Probably the best motorcycling video about motorcycling across the world I've ever seen!
Glad you liked it.
Nice! Im doing a Sweden to New zeeland tour on my 125cc! The best thing ever🤙
In a fucking GROM! Ahahah
RIP your ass
Any update ???
R u alive ?
Nicklas Aittamaa hello? R u alive
I didn't think there'd be a character travelling the world on a motorbike with a personality as loveable as Ewan McGregors. Happy to see I was wrong - David you've made Aussies proud :D
Once you turn off the news, you realize there are lots of good people in the world. What a mostly fantastic adventure!
Spent two months aimlessly exploring Canada on my KLR a couple years ago , best trip of my life. Did it solo.
Resonating dude... Resonating.
have you ever wondered how better this world would be without armies? the people love each other and its so evident in this video
If there wouldn't be armies, simple people would start fighting with each other on their own. So not much would change
Everything is a Rich Mans Trick. A great documentary you can find here on TH-cam.
History says there would be theft, cannibalism, slavery and rape without armies. With them too.
So very true.👍🏾
Its not the armies, its the governments
"It doesn't get any better than this"
Australian males can't finish a documentary/travel bit without saying this. And these guys managed to Jimmy one in after just one minute.
I was with my girlfriend and our nakedbikes from Germany to Northcap. It was a wonderful adventure. We made a lot of nice movies.
With 2 bikes in the garage needing run in and 3 feet of snow outside, this really helps with the abstinence and getting through the Swedish winter.
Cheers!
Excellent
The XT660 towing the KTM says it all really. :) :) :)
I was just noticing that the XT660 just soldiers on like a tractor! Since the XT660 towed the KTM, the XT660 really is a tractor!
TS50ER our KTMs towed broken down BMW 650GS across Masai Mara in Kenya
Marko Jokanovic j
I can imagine. I'm tempted to say that they're even worse than KTMs, but earlier this year, I met the Swiss owner of a 690 in Hua Hin, Thailand. He'd been round the world and done well over 40,000 km with no problems whatsoever.
The XT660 got filtered fuel the KTM690 did not
Someone should write poetry,
An Ode to the Simplicity and Beauty of the Old Fashioned Carburettor
:-)
The best posted adventure I’ve seen, bar none!
Thank you guys so much…
Well spread the word!
G'day from Germany, motorcyclist and former resident of Australia myself! Thank you for sharing your adventure!
Welcome! Glad you liked it.
The more I watch this, the more I LOVE my suzuki drz400s.
Ktm seems like s shit bike for adventure
@@blackcarmafia It's not, the 690 Enduro R is an absolutely amazing dual sport motorcycle, do the service intervals when it needs to be done, look after the bike and it'll give you thousands of great kilometers, only complaint I do have with mine is the small 13L tank, luckily I've added two extra tanks. Another great KTM would be the 950/990 Adventure
The Basitin Engineer I want to believe you but watching this video makes me think differently
@@mordor958 We all have our preferences, all I'm saying is don't judge the KTM too Harshly, I had a Suzuki DR as well but sadly couldn't get the parts for it as it was an old 1985 model...
@@mordor958 I think it was the bad/dirty fuel they were using without filtering it.
Another thing I keep seeing is how "kind" people are. Isn't it odd how we typically judge an entire people based on their government? I think we can all find a common theme here as far as where most of our problems come from. It isn't the people as much as it is their gov'ts.
Responsible motorcycle adventurers move with humility and mutual respect.
No aplogies for my political rant. Corporate America would have us all believeing that any country beyond their borders are bad,
Thats because media portray reality... never trust the media or our leaders that lead us to wars and cause hatred between nations.
Good point of view mate
The eastern people are more friendly and help
As I have noticed less materialism more hospitality
@Allen Parsens so, so true
If your stomach can't take local foods, and you do so out of politeness, make sure to take one to two shots of alcohol, e.g., tequila, immediately to kill off any bug. Thank you for the awesome documentary of the once-in-lifetime journey!
good idea
Hospitality is disarming and genuine! The generosity is, as you say, humbling!!!
KTM trying to make up for not sponsoring Ewen and Charlie 😂
Chris Smith
I bet they are still biting their asses till today for not sponsoring the long way round. But the BMW´s did a great job for the circumstances.
Well said.
@@MrIdiotique Yeah being completely useless in real off road
Well at least Ewen and Charlies plan B bike choice didn’t cause them potential Russian jail time co’s of mechanical problems.
@@alfredwilson7276 what a stupid law!
absolutely AMAZING. its my dream... I Ride from london cross France spain and portugal, was just amazing, me and my wife on my Honda Nc750x!!! Congratulation guys!!! and thanks for sharing with us! 👏
how was nc750x in long distance riding? any comments?
I ride a NC750X too (DCT) and this bike goes on forever, economical too, 1 in 30 kms easy. It is stock not perfect for off road, but with some high-end parts, it will get you far and beyond.
I have a 2012 NC700 and everything is fine, I rode about 12000km on it, in total it has 24000km on it now. I bought it as my first bike. My longest tour was 2000km, the only issue I had was that I ran out of fuel (500m before the gas station and it was totally my fault, the range is fine). The fuel gauge is a bit pessimistic xD
The only other things I did (except the regular maintenance at 12k and 24k)was change the tires, replace the fork seals at 18k km and change the chain at 22k (it was already in bad shape when I bought it)
@@renevanoyen3817 ducati 7
Jesus is everywhere!
I hav`nt seen something this good on Utube for a long time.Thanx.
Glad you liked it! Have a look at our Himalayan Motorcycle Adventure, it's better.
Must be good as 3 years later I have watched it again and enjoyed as much as I did the first time.
Glad you enjoyed it again
Congratulations guys... Riding on the straight roads for thousands kms need an another level of patience. Loved to watch every second of this video.
This was just so epic. Thank you guys for sharing this adventure with us!
just wanted to let you guys know that this is what got me really into adventure motorcycling. thanks, it changed my life
Yes, the more of these I watch the closer I get to buying a Tenaray 700, lol.
This is how legends are made🙏❤️🇳🇵
Well done guys epic and what beautiful people are scattered around the world restores my faith in humanity
Damn, this is really a super awesome adventure of a lifetime. Nobody except the two of them owns such an experience. Congratz guys. I envy you.
Glad you included the moment when you both were nearly in tears over the kindness of strangers. Very special.
A very humbling moment that has literally changed my approach to life.
I fell asleep while watching motomadness, woke up to this. And I'm glad I did. What a journey.
Dudes, excellent stuff, hats off. I am sure that the most challenging at the end was to edit TBs of footage and squeeze such an epic trip into an hour. Good job, boys
I didn't expect to stay for the entire video. What an epic adventure and great video!
My father and his twin brother set off on their bicycles in the summer holidays from school with instructions from their Mother to be back before School restarted in the Autumn . They where ten years old. They did a loop circuit from Rochdale in Lancashire, around Wales and North Devon, and down to Lands end, then back up through Exeter and Bristol, Birmingham and home, around 1948.
I can't imagine a ten year old setting off and doing the same today. Even in my life time travel and many other things have changed, like the phone and GPS. The amount of vehicles and roads increases nonstop. When my father set off on his three speed bicycle, traffic was minimal and slower.
As a seasoned traveler on a bicycle I've stopped at the last restaurant before the ferry to spend the last of my money on hot food and been denied entry because they had a strict no shorts policy on the door. After five weeks of intense cycling my legs now looked like Arnold Schwarzenegger's, so I couldn't get my only pair of emergency skinny jeans on. The laughter of those inside as I tried to squeeze into them brought the manager out to invite me in whilst wearing my shorts, and my meal was on the house.
you meet the nicest people on a Hond.....hang on.....KTM. What an endearing story.
I feel like giving this video a thumbs up doesn't show my appreciation enough! Awesome stuff, living the dream. Thanks for inspiring others guys.
Thank you for sharing this amazing, heart-filled adventure with the rest of us! My butt's so sore just from watching you guys!
Absolutely Amazing ! Congrats on this Epic Adventure and thanks for sharing it with us .
Totally hubling and amazing . Kind thanks for taking the time during your trip to document and share it with all. I'm an old rider myself, not able to try anything so magnificent as this. I'm ashamed of the the Americans who staged the protest at the base camp and messed things up, not only for you, but other adventurists. What possesses people to do such foolish things. Thanks again for the great sharing and spectacular video. Instant LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! Greetings from Alaska.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@MotorcycleAdventureDirtbikeTV Packing right now for a trip to a place called Coldfoot. I live in Seward. It's not nearly as ambitious as your trips, but hey, not many people can say they took the weekend and rode north of the Arctic Circle and back home for work on Monday. Keep up the fine work. Greetings again from Alaska.
It’s the Liberal Woke Left. All they do is Protest, about anything…..
This was an amazing and inspiring journey to get to see! Great work on documenting and narrating this adventure. I will most definitely binge all your content now ;-) Thanks for taking us along your ups and downs guys. Ride Safe - Ride Far! :-)
Note to self.....always ride a carbureted motorcycle.... great trip, awesome video, thanks for sharing
Alex Kunze the more modern thing one use the more prone to breakdown
Alex Kunze If you've ever tried ridinga 650cc carburetor bike at 4500 mts height above sea level, like mentioned in the video... U'll realize that it'll start struggling like a 250cc Honda at high altitudes...Fuel injection is the only solution around that problem..
"I'm now a convert to the chinese medical system"
2020: imma end this man's career
Irrespective of what is currently happening it worked for me. It cut my revoery time to about a third.
I was stationed in the US Army in the the Panama Canal for a year and a half. I took my release from active duty in the Canal Zone in 1968. I wanted do something to underscore and celebrate getting through the service with all the parts and pieces I had before being drafted. I left Panama on my new Norton Atlas 750 and rode it 4,000 miles through seven Central American countries to Los Angeles. As I recall, there were revolutions ongoing in Guatemala and El Salvador at the time. Norton was the fastest bike in production then and it had a nice big gas tank. I wanted to be able to outrun any other vehicle between myself and the states. There are so many side stories to this adventure. I'd like to do it again. It was the epic adventure of my life.
Thank you for sharing your story.
@@MotorcycleAdventureDirtbikeTV Thank you. Would you like to ride along a for second time? I'd like to do it again. It would be 'dynomite'.
Didn’t want it to end! Fantastic trip and documentary thanks for sharing your journey, guys. Love from England 👍🏽
Amazing trip! Loved how whenever you had a hard time, something good always followed after that.
I still believe you choose the right bikes despite the finicky fuel pumps. A lot of other long distance ryders in TH-cam choice of preference is the very heavy and expensive Bmw wich really struggle on rough terrain, specially on sand. They fall down all the time and because they are so heavy they cant even lift them up by them self. I was supposed to watch just a few minutes but I had to watch it all. Great video ! 🏍
You're the first person to say that........Yaay! Yes they were the right bikes for so many reasons. I still have mine and it's going well and still takes me on difficult adventures.
What an amazing journey. A job very welldone in getting it in a YT video like this. Making friends all over the world is a real blessing.
Couldn't agree more!
i have never finished a 1 hour video on YT. That was amazing
Very cool...! These guys makes we want to go on an adventure like this...! :-) 👍🏍😃
Man, I really miss the old days before the Pandemic came down upon us. Where we can just only have our motorcycle, camping kit, enough money for the journey and friends to go with.
This is such a nice video. I'm glad I found this. Cheers from Philippines.
Right on
I’m having a MAD day, I have watched London to Sydney, the Himalayan trip, and the trajic movie so far! Amazing movies, great commentary.
Now that's a MADTV binge record.
I loved watching every minute! Thank you for doing such a great job of documenting your adventure and sharing with us!
Thanks guys for putting yourself out there, and for all the extra hassle of shoting all this! Epic movie! It is really encouraging, maybe my CBR needs an touring brother. Thanks guys!
This video has been smashing my algorithms for weeks now. I don't regret watching it.
Antibiotics is a must carry on any long trip and I guess so is a fuel pump 😀 - Oh and Russian friends help (pre-war era)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great story. Keeps me wondering our local motorcycle vloggers have 8-20 minutes only but i could not even last a minute watching. They all talk about the motor speed torque handling etc. And not the place and adventure and always focus the camera to thier face the entire time. But you guys an hour more is so much fun to watch i have learned so much bout those places i could never go riding.
Glad you enjoyed it
This is so emotional to me. And One of the best Experience Of being Human, it almost made me teary. watched the full film.
Wow guys the adventure I could only dream of! Thanks for sharing this epic trip with us 👍👍
Guys what and adventure, it’s short films like this that really fuels my passion for adventure and to just get out there and see and enjoy the world. 🇦🇺🇯🇵👍🏻
Great, love to hear that.
Ole Star Wars Ewen And His Buddy Will Now Up Their Ante Since You Did Theirs. So Awesome
enjoyed a lot, watch full length of the video till credit roll without pause and skip, felt like i am riding from London to Sydney, cheers guys
Watching this makes me feel happy and realize people really are great. Thank you very much!
Right! People are wonderful. This past year kinda made us forget at times.
This is a sweet film. It really grew on me. Great viuals. Great respect shown to locals. Life affirming. I liked it a LOT.
Glad you enjoyed it! It was my first dcent attempt at a motorcycle adventure documentary.
Thank you very much for this great video about your amazing trip, mates ! I can feel every second of your amazing and sometimes bad situations, because from 2012-2016 I travelled with my austrian travelpartner by pushbike from Munich to Singapore and completely around Australia including Tassie...28.000km in total. After a very bad food poisining in Kashgar my travel partner and me had to go back to Bishkek for a new chinese visa and spent four months there in KGZ...... the most impression experience was the very amazing kindness and hospitality of the people on the whole trip. my next adventure will be the Panamericana from Anchorage to Ushuaia, but then by motobike.. stay safe and healthy and enjoy your life !
Yes Gerd I strongly agree. We should forget about governments and focus on the people from those countries and invariably they are kind and thoughtful.
Men, what a great production that showcases what our nomadic makeup eventuates in and that's adventure motorcycling. Well produced and captured and more important articulated like a true story teller. Good work and well worth the hour or os of broadband.
This film was very well done and I truly enjoyed watching it. I am dreaming of my first big motorcycle adventure and this film really got my wheels rolling. I just wish it would have been in English. I should have studied Australian in college.....
Back here for my third watch if this great video! Enjoying it a little more every time
Glad you enjoy it! We're making another HImalayan movie soon.
My dream is to travel around the world on a motorcycle. However, life brings me to stay working 9 hours a day while watching these videos. I really want to get out of this corporate nightmare and live a life with full of adventures.
Anyway, I still have a good time with the adventure trails on weekends. I just want to make a long trip just once or twice in my lifetime. This video helped me to feel the spirit of adventure while working with clerical and managerial stuffs.
You have to do it.
Watched & loved the whole video, thank you guys so much! Key learning-filter gas or change bikes to carburetors. Lyndon Poskit does that with his rally bikes, guess he knows what he’s doing. Anyway, really enjoyed all the trials & tribulations you overcame. I do a week riding in Baja Mexico every year, your trip makes ours look like child’s play.
Truly inspirational...Thanks guys..!!!
Your video randomly came on while I was tinkering in my garage on my ktm. I listened while I worked for about the first 15min, after that, all worked stopped. I was glued to my phone as I immersed myself in your experience. As in life, your journey proved that the reward is not reaching your final destination, it's the triumphs and adversity faced along the way that provides the memories and the ultimate prize for ones soul. I wonder how difficult this trek would be to navigate today given the current climate of uncertainty from country to country?
What a great experience!
Thank you. Our ten year anniversary this year
KTM. The 8th most reliable motorcycle brand. Perfect choice.
Actually, I still have the bike I completed this ride with. Since that time it has been on far more technically challenging and long rides, crossing the Simpson Desert, Tropics, all over the place. Its been a brilliant, light, powerful, adventure steed. Have a look at this channel for more videos featuring this bike.
54:05 awesome nepali music..thanks for the nepal visit.
Thumps up for that Russian guys !!!!!!!!!!!!! AWESOME VID GENTLEMAN ,Greetings from Cape Town ,SA
Jacques van Heerden coming to cape town in may! greetings from Berlin!
It’s June 24th 2020 and I stumbled on this most beautiful trip.
Thanks,
Frank
I enjoyed watching the duo travelling from London to Sydney and along the way life experience about human kindness to strangers and wonder if the world can be just that kindness not greed and wars !!!
Fantastic. What a wicked adventure guys. I'm 4 years late to the party, but what a video! Great achievement - and very entertaining. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a great movie. You made the movie with great respect to the people you met and countries you visited. I watched it with a lot of fun.
Humility is a key component of the approach of all adventure riders in another country.
I carried a spare fuel pump for my 950 supermoto. Never needed it, but it was good piece of mind.
I'm not a subscriber yet but this long journey that you guys have taken was an outstanding beautiful story told by you and it's so nice meeting new people around the world especially when you're riding half way around the world like you two . If there's anything powerful about this video it's people who don't understand one's language but help you anyway , that's God's sent angels . From a new subscriber from America 🇺🇸 I give you my peace , love and much respect to you John . your family , friends and everyone around the globe Peace be with you all the day's of your life God bless.
Thank you. We hope to convey the best humanity has to offer in all our stories.
Fantastic!
Thanks so much for the great video!!
Loved every minute
Very cool trip, thanks for sharing!
Awesome adventure! I'd love to do something like this someday in my life. Thanks for sharing your trip!
What a fantastic trip, it makes a great change to see a warts and all video showing both the good and the bad times.
I've done a couple of trips all over Europe but nothing like this, just brilliant !
Glad you enjoyed it!
One of the few documentaries ive really enjoyed in a long time. Building friendships and making memories
Thank you.
awesome trip guys, honestly I'm jealous. but those Russian chicks oh sheeeat...
WOW! I have got to say what an awesome and epic adventure ride! I am from Singapore and i have rode up to Mae Hong Son, Thailand with my riding squad. Planning on heading further up north to Mount Everest and if possible, the Stans countries.
Cheers!
David & Darren.. AMAZING. ' Terima Kaseh' for sharing.
Thank you
What awesome courage, fortitude, goodwill gents, and no doubt sponsors with deep commitments.
Whilst we were greatly appreciative of sponsors, for the most part we did it from our own resources.
What Alex actually meant to say was, " I love KTM. It makes me lots of money!"
I enjoyed the trip too. Thank you guys for featuring Nepal in an awesome way. I wish if you could come back soon to ride across Nepal.
After I quarantine my gf and I decided to go to Portugal from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 it’s now or never! cool video friends!
Get out there and safe ride.