That has always been a fear of mine if I went riding in another country, to find places that took cash only or didn't accept visa or mastercard. Thankfully yall lucked out. I never carrying cash on me and even if I did it wouldn't be enough to fill up a bike.
Tell me about it.. I know you can't probably tell from the video but that was a very very very near miss:)) not having cash was a blunder on our side in KZ, not to mention Russia every body accepts cards, that gave us a false sense of security. Words of wisdom - always carry at least a full tank worth of local currency wherever you are.
Thank you. The videos are shot using a Garmin XE action camera. It has an embedded GPS sensor which records the track, speed, GPS, and so on. When you import the videos in their app, Garmin Virb Edit you can choose which gauges will appear on the video once it is rendered.
I like what you guys did. I am noticing some kind of attitude when you visited some of the poorer countries,. I remember times when Romania was very poor country. Same comments is applicable to German. Going forward it would benefit you if you show more respect towards other countries and other people.
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Thank you for your story. Kyrgyzstan is truly beautiful. All the best!
Salutari si felicitari, Domnu' Adrian! :)
Love this series so far!
Am urmarit toata aventura voastra, super tare!
Multumim Robert :)
Wow nice place .. I like your bike
Super tare! Bravo baieti, frumos editat!
Multumesc Vlad!
Thanks for sharing all these videos!, amazing adv :)!
Thank you Juan! more episodes coming' up :)
Looking forward for them, subscribed!
Thank you mate, much appreciated :D
Which mapping did you use on Sat nav? Thanks
Remember never compromise for fuel.
For Emergency always keep reserve at least 5 to 7 liters for 100 miles
Yea... funny thing was we also had a 5L canister but that was empty.. we did not expect to have fuel issues in that area :))
That has always been a fear of mine if I went riding in another country, to find places that took cash only or didn't accept visa or mastercard. Thankfully yall lucked out. I never carrying cash on me and even if I did it wouldn't be enough to fill up a bike.
Tell me about it.. I know you can't probably tell from the video but that was a very very very near miss:)) not having cash was a blunder on our side in KZ, not to mention Russia every body accepts cards, that gave us a false sense of security. Words of wisdom - always carry at least a full tank worth of local currency wherever you are.
Excellent video. What is the product or application which is showing speed-altitude-route on the screen?
Thank you. The videos are shot using a Garmin XE action camera. It has an embedded GPS sensor which records the track, speed, GPS, and so on. When you import the videos in their app, Garmin Virb Edit you can choose which gauges will appear on the video once it is rendered.
That's good
Would you use hard panniers again? Or go soft? Cheers
On this type of road would deffinetly go for soft because of the weight savings.
very good ++++
I like what you guys did. I am noticing some kind of attitude when you visited some of the poorer countries,. I remember times when Romania was very poor country. Same comments is applicable to German. Going forward it would benefit you if you show more respect towards other countries and other people.