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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2024
- On my first long motorcycle tour I made some mistakes, but learned a lot on the way. I went from Hamburg, Germany to Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Génial vidéo, j’ai beaucoup aimé cette musique celtique à passionné comme vous de moto. Salut l’ami.
Nice video and good tips for a long trip
Very good video! Thanks for the tips! Looking forward to more! :)
Great video, motorcycling in my opinion is always to enjoy the journey as much as the destination. Keep up the good work.
I appreciate you, stay safe. I am looking forward to learning more about filmmaking and creating lots of videos around motorcycling.
One most important tip for the GPS is to download the maps or route in advance. Don't rely on cellular data because it will cut out at some point. Booking is tough to decide. Where I live, pretty much everything is full all the time in the summer, so you can't just go without a booking. It's extremely frustrating to have to plan it all, but good planning would make it easier to not be in a rush.
So true, having the maps downloaded is an important one. Good planning seems to be the key, which you get better at over time. I probably will book all my stays in advance again, hopefully this time with better ETAs in mind :)
i toured with a tank bag which housed my power bank charging my phone on a quadlock. i prefer it this way because i don't want to rely on the bike's battery. the phone screen can be a little dim but that's why that cardo is useful for voice turn by turn navigation. I also got some panniers to house my raincoats, food and water etc. if there was anything i'd add to it is a windshield even if it was small like a dart. i am glad the t120 came with cruise control cause i used that so much.
Thank you for sharing your experience and tips. Can’t wait to get back on the bike.
S + V. Stay strong, ride on!
Awesome tips, thank you for sharing!
Cheers :)
Great presentation. Thoughtful and fresh viewpoints! I drove several hundred miles in the UK in 2022, and without Apple Maps I would have been lost!
Much appreciated. Imagine driving just by signs in the UK :D
Thanks great video and very informative
Glad it was helpful, thanks mate!
I’m doing Greece via Italy should be good
You air BNB d most of your trip? Depends on your agenda I’d do bookings 24 hours ahead each evening . I have toured on naked bikes and fully blown adventure bikes. In my opinion wind protection allows you to travel much further. Seat comfort invest in a pair of decent cycling shorts (seriously). Add 20% on any GPS timings. Buy a decent flask and jet boiler you’ll save a fortune at service station. Good video thanks
Yes, I booked all my stay’s through AirBnB for this trip. Thank you for the tips, will keep them in mind for my next trip. Probably to Italy sometime next year.
Your preparations with travelers are very exciting❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥. Do you have any special places in the world that you would like to visit to create further episodes?
Thank you so much. Yes, I am looking forward to travel to Italy and ride through the alps in May/June this year. And I want to do a bunch of weekend trips and film a lot. More videos coming :)
what kind of flattyre kit You bring with you the next time? With spoke wheels you need tyre levers en a punctire kit for the innertube. A normal flattyre kit only works with tubeless tyres. Most of the time they are fited on castwheels
Oh I take any recommendations on that front. Over the winter my bike gets new tires. I guess I‘ll start researching for a good kit :)
@@hejrafa You could maybe even convert the spoked wheels to tubeless by sealing them, It's something I'm interested in doing to my T120 for touring so I can just take plugs for punctures.
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I'm kinda interested to know where your ambition lies with your film-making? What channels are you watching and influenced by?
That is a fantastic question Simon, one I am asking myself frequently. I think I want to explore telling stories on a motorcycle as well as showing my perspective on riding. Share mistakes and enjoy the journey.
I came across MotoDes's channel and want to try her weekend trips this year. Also Freddie Dobbs is a charismatic fellow who creates stunning content.
I can't wait to pick up my Triumph from winter storage and learn the ways of film making through travels. By the way, started listening to your first podcast episode, awesome idea and concept.
@@hejrafa I would definitely encourage you to concentrate on story/narrative. This is what I am usually drawn to, as there is a lot of mediocre motorcycling footage on TH-cam. It doesn't necessarily need to be the spoken word, either direct to camera or narrated over the top of the visuals, but there needs to be a story to the visuals. This is the theme that keeps coming through when I speak with film-makers.
Bro talks so slow... takes a bit too long for my taste to get to the point. But sure, some good info.
A Garmin 396 or the 55 are way better since they also have all the smaller and lesser known roads and unpaved pathways on their maps cars cannot take but motorcycles can. The screen is also a lot bigger. And your smartphone will break eventually from the vibration on the bike steering wheel. Also the average smartphone screen lacks brightness and consumes battery a lot faster.
Yeah you’re right. Not as comfortable yet talking in front of a camera. Totally working on it :)
English isn’t his first language. You sound a bit condescending.
@@mahamudali9468 I guess you don't like honesty
@@theyshouldhavenevergivenme5439 I guess you missed the memo that you can easily change the playback speed to 1.25x, 1.5x, etc., as I automatically did for this video, as well as so many others. Try this before you make such an unhelpful comment.