Motorcycle Tour 2022 Pyrenees - UK - France - Andorra - Spain
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- A 3000km Motorcycle Tour starting out in the UK with a surprise Green Day/ Fall Out Boy/ Weezer concert. Then over to France experiencing the French countryside, riding all the way to the French Pyrenees. Exploring quaint towns and villages in the French Pyrenees and through the amazing mountainous country Andorra and finally to the north coast of Spain, catching up with friends before heading back to the mainland.
A brilliant video of what looks like a wonderful trip. Well done! I'm heading for the French Pyrenees in June and really looking forward to the wonderful roads. Your video has just made me even more excited. Thanks for that! 👍
Cool video. Subscribed
Great touring video.
Excellent adventure and a great watch. Perfect score and the lack of dialogue was never an issue as this was perfectly edited
Awesome!
Just seen this video for the first time. I loved the good music and lack of commentary. Well done, it's inspired me to do something similar this year.
excellent vid well done
Nice slick video Craig, was looking to see what the roads were like to put it on my to do list, thanks to this it's moved up the list thanks for that
Looks like great fun, and a good way to get about without the hassle of airports
Great trip. And getting inspiration from Ted Simon at the end as well……
great video, well done
Hi Craig, great video! What app did you use to create the animated route maps? Many thanks!
Pretty simple old school tech. Screenshot from Google maps and traced out via paint the rough route with a screen recording ;)
Nice one Craig, worked a treat! Many thanks 😄👍👍
Excellent video. I am planning this similar touring route. How many days did it take you?
10 days. :)
Great video - did you stay at Air BnB in France - I'm doing similar journey in May '23
Yes I just Airbnb the trip :)
Seems a super trip for my next vacation. Can you port the route so I have a base ?
Don’t have a navigation link. Just mapped out my route on Google maps every day trying to target the most winding roads 🙂
The stops are through the video and then just alter the route depending where the most interesting roads are 🙂
Nice video. What time of year was the trip?
Thanks it was late June.
The reason I asked Craig, I plan a trip in Catalunia in first weeks of June and I still have no idea on what gear to wear. I am afraid that my Oxford Montreal 2.0 will be too warm for that weather. What did you wear?
@@bogdantlro I rode with Oxford Subway jacket, so similar to yours and RST alpha's... It can get hot sometimes, but just remove the inner liners and open up the vents and it's not too bad. Then again I wasn't near Barcelona but rather more in the mountains. Temperatures can drop up there at times in the cloud to close to 10 degrees, but near the coast at San Sebastian temperatures did get up to around 30 degrees which could get a bit uncomfortable.
How easy is it to get into France did you have to show any Covid paperwork and what is it like at the border going into Spain from France is it easy enough?
Regarding COVID paperwork to France, do check the French government website. But I was personally not asked for any COVID paperwork at the Ferry and border crossing. Regarding the border between France and Spain, I crossed over in the Pyrenees so I almost didn't realise when I was crossing the border, as the roads can crisscross the border multiple times :) ... At Andorra, there are border controls but I was not stopped.
@@brownsugar91 thanks, Sounds pretty smooth then, so hopefully no problems if I give it a go
Very nice video that shows a lot of production effort. The Pyrenees is such a spectacular area. Most of the Pyrenees moto videos I see are by Britts like you.
A group of buddies and I from all over the US booked a private 7-day tour through Edelweiss, which provided the bikes, guide, hotel accommodations, routes, etc. There’s obviously no boat/tunnel to simply bring our bikes from all over the US.
We did what is called the Pyrenees Extreme, which has more technical riding, longer days, and less support than their regular Pyrenees tour. Our members are all performance/track guys, so we have a bit more hooligan in us.
Here’s the video of our Day 1. I have the others posted as well. th-cam.com/video/H-L4gWaId7s/w-d-xo.html
Thanks! Great to hear! Will check out your videos :)
The Pyrenees is spectacular! I'd love to live somewhere closer.