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Wild Ride Into Italy’s Dirtiest City
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2023
- You better lock your bike when you go in there is what I have been told. And I kinda know why. It’s pretty wild in Naples. A lot of traffic and dirt on the streets. Very exciting to ride in here but I surely don’t need to do it again;) anyways, I prefer the 2000 year old Roman City remains that we visited earlier that day. Can’t believe they built coffee shops the same way we do still in 2023😄 thanks for watching guys 🤙🏼
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My wife lived in Naples for two years...I'm convinced that it explains how she rides a motorcycle and the language I hear through the intercom!
Are you saying that normally, she is far more refined than all of us other riders? 😊😂🤣
Fun fact for both you: the peepee on the rocks in Pompeii means that the building it’s been painted on is a brothel! The people of Pompeii were huge into party culture and houses of ill repute are no exception. Great job getting through Naples!
Fun fact: The "road blocks" were not really meant to stop the traffic but to slow it down as vehicles had to be really attentive to go over (or better: between) them. That way, it was not as dangerous for pedestrians to cross the street. They are the first "Zebrastreifen" in History.
Also, the pedestrians could cross from one side of the street to the other, without walking in horse shit. Using the big boulders as stepping stones🤔, I guess😁😁😁🇬🇧🇬🇧
Now that's a sick bike!
The last time I was in Naples was 1971, it was bad then.
You wouldn’t expect the big city of Napels to be this dirty. Thankfully you both had a very nice time in the old city of Pompei. Really interesting and for sure to visit if your in the neighborhood. 👍🏻
ok you´re now prepared to come visit South America
Wow! A truly interesting city! Reminds me of some areas of Chicago and other large cities in the US. Smart to have brought the lock with you. It will certainly come in handy again. And nice comedy about the coffee shops. 😄
I wish you both continued safe travels. BTW - Did I hear correctly that you plan to have the trip done in two years?
We haven’t got a proper plan but we think 2 years will be alright to to travel. Let’s see what happens
Very funny when you said « Looks almost like our coffee shops ». Good one! 😂
Hi Marc if you get chance from naples take a trip to sorrento along the coastal road the views are amazing 👌
life is adventure
Mr Jim Jim I like it, super channel 👍🚀
Hi, coole Altstadt. Jetzt haben wir wieder Zeit zum schauen. Hab ne schöne Zeit.🤘
We had an opportunity to visit there in 2011. I could spend months in the whole area from Naples to Sorrento and Positano to Capri.
And yes the Romans really did have things figures out. Even the Brothels.
I went to Napoli once... People told me Napolitans were the ones who invented the t-shirts with the safety belt stamped on, when Safety belts were made mandatory... It was also the first (and only) time I saw a dude on a scooter, making a U turn on a road with a central separator like a sidewalk, while eating an icecream... and everyone honking.
Those floating brake discs get dirt in the "buttons" that hold them on, and it makes them shudder. You can spray brake cleaner in there or have a shop check it out. Amazing shots riding through the city!!
It may look run down but when you go inside peoples houses they are usually immaculate. Also most Neapolitans are amazingly friendly and full of fun. The food is beyond incredible as well.
Yeah the pizza was awesome 🤗
@Marc Travels if you get a chance try things like pasta fagiol and spaghetti piźzaoli.
Once you survived the Napoli driving experience, driving every where else will seem much easier lol
I don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but considering the destination, there are still some Indian cities to come... 😁
@@zhr3kyeah, very true 😂
@@zhr3k and Peru
@@zhr3k I guess you've never been to Vietnam 😆
Wait until Lima
Pompei “absolutely amazing” Napoli definitely rundown and a bit wild like most big cities, local driving 😮😳🙄😂. Like the Marie cam action/commentary 😉👍
the blocks between the sidewalks were for crossing on foot when it was raining hard and the road was flooded..and allow the wheels of vehicles to pass between
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Pompeii is fascinating but huge and difficult to explore thoroughly. We found nearby Herculaneum better. It's smaller - less has been excavated - but equally well preserved and to a greater height. I wouldn't drive in Naples. Our local tourist-bus driver struggled a *lot*.
Ercoano had been burried by liquid lava, while Pompei had lots of ashes, that's why Ercolano is better preserved. Napoli is an ancient greek settlement, it's not meant to be visited by bus :)
A taxi cab ride through Naples is the greatest thrill ride I've ever been on. No rollercoaster comes close.
The blocks in the roads are for flooding which was common. You went at the right time of year, in summer it’s very busier and hotter than a furnace.
WOW! I learned a bit about Pompeii at school but I had no idea it was so impressive! Definitely visiting next time we're in the area. Thanks 😃
Fritz, besser Als Pompei ist Ercolano. Kleiner und besser erhallten. Ein Tip: definitiv mit führung, sonnst sieht man nur ein haufen alter gebäude und versteht nicht was man da gerade anschaut
hallo Marc. Du warst definitiv in den falschen plätzen in Neapel! Die engen gassen und strassen, waren nicht sehr sehenswert. Nicht weit entfernt wo Ihr gegessen habt, war die Altstadt. Spaccanapoli, die engen Gassen der Altstadt, mit den etlichen Kirchen und Museen. Da ganz in der nähe war auch der Königspalast (Palazzo Reale) mit dem ältesten Theater europas (Teatro San Carlo). Neapel war Hauptstadt eines Königreichs. Das nächste mal dass du nach Napoli kommst, musst Du unbedingt den "Cristo Velato" (den verschleierten Christus) sehen. Den "Cimitero delle Fontanelle" (der Schädel Friedhof), die Catacomben, und und und. Der Verkehr ist hektisch und chaotisch, aber einmal überstanden bist Du in der schönsten Stadt der Welt! Einfach mal vorab fragen. Z.B. morgen sind wir in...was gibt's da zu sehen? Von Pompei, fahr doch einfach mal nach Sorrento, oder in die Amalfi küste. Viel spass noch in Italien, und falls du jemanden brauchen solltest, der etwas übersetz von Italienisch auf deutsch, einfach mal anschreiben.
Nothing wrong with calling a city dirty if it is.
When you say the construction in Pompeii are similar to what we do today, we must not forget that the Romans "engineers" and architec were among the best of that era. So many things they built still standing today without being buried in ashes, like the Coliseum, bridges and aqueduct. They also built cities in Gaul (France) like Lugdunum were Romans theater and arena still stand. And they had aqueduct carrying as much water to the city then as is needed today. Wish I could visit those places.
Marc’s great humour. He’s talking about the modern edition “eg. coffee shop”
Well done for surviving Naples! Your discs may not be warped Marc. You have been doing all the right things to give them uneven surface texture. Riding on salted roads, leaving them wet and not using them hard. Give them an "Italian tune up" get up to a good speed then brake firmly for as long as possible with even lever pressure. Don't come to a stop but let the brakes off smoothly, get back up to speed and repeat maybe 3 or 4 times to get the discs hot. Best to clean the discs an pads with clutch and brake cleaner before doing this. Try and use the brakes fairly hard at least once per ride. Good luck. Gazza
Just bought brake cleaner, will get on it 👍🏼
@@MarcTravels Came here to say the same as Gazza, some discs/ pads combo seem worse than others for this...if I don't use my speed twin hard it does exactly the same as Eve.
Yes Marc what a nice ride in the city 🤣
I have this joyful experience every day in London either by E-Bicycle or my 650 Suzuki and it does get exhausting but sometimes fun.
I would love to do a small tour on either of my bikes to see what its like to enjoy them , But i have too many commitments to make the time so i can only enjoy watching you two lovebirds travel and share your experiences and that's cool too.
Good to see the Roman Coffee shop was preserved over these centuries despite the volcanic ash !!!
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4:23 Roman architects were really ahead of their time
Being in Italy, I hope you include content on Energica, maybe you could visit the factory? Let us know if they're more common to see? Maybe hook up with some owners and compare notes? Loving seeing you back traveling again and I'm happy Eve is now improved.
No I have no plans like that, cause I’m not looking for another motorcycle at the moment and I don’t know owners in Italy. Thanks for tuning in 🤙🏼
It's too late, Energica HQ are near Modena.
@@zhr3k I only knew they were an Italian company, so thanks for that added info. I guess it doesn't matter if it's convenient or not, since Marc obviously doesn't consider them worth any value to a EV motorcycle enthusiast watching his channel.
The large blocks of stone on the streets of Pompeii are crosswalks.
The blocks were probably stepping stones to cross the ‘road’ which was not a road but a river or more likely an open sewer!
Reminds me of Cairo traffic but with better cars! Thanks for showing us this.
Thanks for watching 🤗🤙🏼
Good idea to take the motorcycle for better parking and getting around the crowded city and I love that you can charge inside. Yeah, Pompei looks way better than Napoli. Safe travels.
Great episode, we like to see more from the places you visit, like this one!
Hey Marc, we love to go in Vacation to Italy and certainly we don’t eat pizza at all because the amazing thing about that country is the gastronomy, the traditional and local food is amazing. Driving in Italy cities needs a mind change , take care and enjoy 👍🏻👊🏻
Ok but you must admit that fresh pizza is very tasty! (Better than a Macdonalds anyway)…
Ich weiß nicht ob das schon jemand geschrieen hat, aber die Bumper sind die ersten Fußgängerüberwege gewesen... in der Altstadt. Bei 3 min. Mich hat die versunkene Stadt total begeistert. LG
Ja das war echt super cool 👍🏼👍🏼
Omg.we were standing right there entering the ruins of Pompeii.
It looks like a nice place to me. You two are like two peas in a pod, and as usual more pizza...🙂
Go to palermo, it's even crazier 😁
Congrats on surviving one whole day in Naples! 👍
It's so nice to see both you and Maree (spelling) travelling around Europe together with your bike and Maree's Suzuki. One thing I would like to know is where in the UK is Maree from? I detect a very strong Cockney? accent which at times is very difficult to understand because she talks very fast. I put subtitles on, but even that misses her words, I have no problem with your German accent because you tend to talk slow. So what is her accent?
Great video thank you very interesting .thanks for taking us along cheers to ya
I love Napels. Been there 2 times. Love to go again.
Marc, please keep in mind that in Italy there is not only pizza as a meal. So if you or your misses gets bored of it, just exercise your adventure spirit and point at something different on the menu!
Wow that city ride just looked like hard work bet you were glad to get out of there guys just too busy you need eyes everywhere well done 👍
Naples is a beautiful city, but you have to understand it, if you've only seen dirt you've missed an opportunity and a unique city. it's a shame.
Yeah I’m sunlight it would have maybe been a little different. But also many warned me even to go here 😅 I didn’t really like it but yeah maybe I missed out on the beauty 🤙🏼
@@MarcTravels I live in northern Italy, so I'm not Neapolitan, but I think Naples is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in Italy and also one of the most difficult. Once you connect, you want to get back to it as soon as possible. Safe travels, I follow you.
Wowww que lugar asombroso 😃😃😃😃👍👍👍
Pizza again ! Other food types are available :) I’m glad you did the tour of the city as it’s one place I will cross off my list , what a hole !
Crazy. Beautiful, but crazy. Having fun!
Cool together! Nice english ! Goood kamera! Thanks!
magic moments :) pompei is a site to behold
On Amalfi coast do not forget to visit Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone gardens known from movies. 👍
Loved the old city of Pompeii. I think those smaller rocks on the road intersection, was to allow you to walk across them, to avoid the horse dropping and mud on the road, to get too the other side of footpath/sidewalk? That's my guess, did you find the real reason?
That sounds right to me 👍🏼
My parents took me to Italy on holiday 50+ years ago, & I recall walking up Vesuvious & around Pompei. I also recall a dude walked up the volcano in bare feet, & there being a couple of grizzeled old men sat offering "boiled eggs" cooked in the steam escaping from various fissures. I also suffered from heat-stroke during our walk around Pompei resulting in feeling really ill(was under 10yrs old)My dad had built the baggage trailer & it suffered a worn out wheel bearing so we were advised to drive into Naples for a replacement, this was why I learnt "left/right/straight ahead" etc in Italian as we asked dozens of times for directions(long since forgotten)until we eventually found the parts dept(amazingly, they had the exact replacement needed despite the trailer axle being an old car axle from a scrapyard)There's a saying "see Naples & die" but I think they mean it's a beautiful sight not as we found where other motorists appear determined to kill us. :P
We took the family on a coach tour around Italy back in 1990 and stopped in the town of Assisi to honour the chapel of St Francis. The coach driver gave us all 1.5 hours to return to the coach. Our kids spotted a nice pizzeria in the square so we went in there first but it was so good we were too late to walk up the hill to the chapel. A year or two later there was a nearby earthquake and the chapel was destroyed so we never actually saw it! 😂🤣😂🤣
Helmet cam on Marie gives some nice and different views. As someone in Scotland eating Lidl or aldi pizza I'm getting seriously jealous 🤬
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Kinda relevant, they only just recently discovered one of the main components of roman concrete that makes it last so long.
Cool…do you know what it was?
@@MarcTravels it’s a combo of using lime clasts/quick lime as well as a hot mixing process when making it, creates some self healing properties. Really makes you realize that the fall of Roman Empire was really apocalyptic. People were in the 1000s like “i dunno how to make concrete, do you?” Then just stacking rocks and sticks.
Hati hati ka di jalan
If you think this is bad try kathmandu. I highly recommend the motorbike ride between kathmandu and Pokhara if you get to Nepal.
Hey guys .. you was told that Goethe did an homage to the city of Naples making a statement!?!? He said about Naples " Vedi Napoli poi muori!!" or "You see Naples than you die!!!" .. because He saw and lived the city as the city of the Sun and once you had lived in there when you're going to leave the city it was like to dying ... so to speak ... cheeers ..
What you thought was a road block in Pompeii is a pedestrian crossing. De standard size wheels of a wagon would fit between the stones so the horses and wagons could go there.
With this kind of pedestrian crossing the people did not have to cross the street through the mud and horse droppings.
By the way, I like your videos very much.
Like the foldable bike lock, much easier than my heavy chain. 👍
Ok 👍👌 Marc 😸
Hu... the new Pompei looks like a modern US hellscape. No Sidewalks or sidewalks too narrow, too much traffic and too fast.
Little suggestion, put your lovely collapsible lock through the back wheel and frame. Otherwise you might get back to your bike and find your front wheel and lock but the rest of the bike might be in the back of a van....keep up the hills and down into the town's for as long as possible, I would love to know if your TH-cam videos cover the cost of fuel, food and accommodation because I'd not like your journey to be cut short in the future. I've been watching since Ireland as I'm 66 and my bike journeys are much shorter..bon voyage
Hey Rich, thanks for the tips.👍🏼 Maree and I both work every day to finance everything and try to keep the expenses as low as possible and also enjoy life ☺️ we’ll be fine for sure, as long as people keep watching and supporting i’m sure we can do this for a long time🙌🏼 thanks mate 🤙🏼
Don't worry, u don't need a break, just speed :-)
Nice 👍
Thanks ✌
@@MarcTravels i'm glad to see your video 👍👍
Hi Marc.Que marca de candado usas? Thanks.
Nice lock. Do you consider also to have a GPS tracker? Or a Airtag form apple?
The bike has bukt in gps 👍🏼
ehy marc, if you come to catania (sicily) you will see the worst n dirty town of italy... if you come ill be proud to guide you :)
the orange/yellow tomato are the original tomato, in italy we call that Pomodoro, if you split in half that word become "pomo d'oro" (golden apple), in the past the tomatoes were only yellow that's why pomodoro, also was tipical of naples and south italy either
hmm.. now i wanne have pizza as well
Small people 00:54 in a big city of Pompey. You should do this driving together. It worked pretty well 😎
It’s not enjoyable on this bike together, it wouldn’t work
@Marc Travels ...yea sure not for long trips, but just riding around the city. It was fun listening to you both discussing and commenting on different stuff
What's that front wheel lock you have I like that very easy to store aswel by looks of it , loving the vids btw 👍
Sorry just seen the link after I posted 🤦😂
Veil spaß✌
In Marseille the cheapest pizzas on the streets have tomato sauce and fish but no cheese!
Nice vide, very nice video. Regarding brakes, on electronic vehicles, their effect may be less, as regeneration is often used, instead of using the brakes. That problem is seen with fossil vehicles when "saving" (rolling down the speeds to intersections, etc.). Therefore, if your electric vehicle is equipped with standard brakes, it is important to use them a little more, so that water, dust, dirt, etc. are removed. As far as I know, electronic vehicle manufacturers have developed brakes to suit where regeneration is used, however they are quite a bit more expensive.
Marc, I really enjoyed the video when Maree was pillion. If she’s comfortable on the back then I think it makes much nicer content than her just following you in Jimmy…(just saying) 🙏🥰
Yeah for short trips it’s okay but this bike is not made for pillion. Literally a pain in the butt;)
It's grossly underappreciated how much work goes into filming. Walk up and setup camera. Walk back and then walk through shot. Walk back to pickup camera. Continue walking to destination.... Phew. I need a nap.
Haha yeah plus a hangry maree sometimes 🤣
O problema dos travões pode ser a qualidade dos" calços ou pastilhas"...
Tram lines and motor bikes is not a good combination ride safety 👍🍌
I’ve been to a lot of places, dangerous places. But the only time anything ever happened was in Naples where I got robbed. It’s a cool place but keep your head on a swivel.
5:45 Das sieht aus wie die Original-Bremsscheiben mit der selben Anordnung der Bohrungen. Hätte der Händler eigentlich schon vor dem Einbau wissen müssen dass das Problem aufgrund der Anordnung der Bohrungen weiterhin besteht.
I´d get a legit breakdown if I had to drive through that city :D
Not my city but I like the way you guys filmed this episode and also do some story telling.
traffic was a bit bum clenchy, to many mad Italian drivers...
What kind of a lock is it? I like it for my Bandit
Very reminiscent of Marseille.
hi both whats the camara you using on helmet and bike please very good content keep it up both enjoy
It’s all in the the description 🤙🏼
@@MarcTravels cheers mate forgot that bit lol
Für den Algorithmus. Grüße Frank
When you are both walking away in the distance or darting across a really busy road, who is filming??
The camera on a tripod 🤙🏼
@@MarcTravels yeh I wouldn’t bother doing that when crossing a busy road Marc, it’s an unnecessary risk to have to back to retrieve it. Safety first buddy.
Can I come too next time
You probably saw that you don't need a helmet to ride in Napoli. An Italian friend told me that if you wear one, it's means you're about to commit a robbery 😄
So crazy
Looking at the price of things there🤔, I think that the local shops & restaurant owners are doing the Robbing🤣. & they aren't wearing crash helmets🤔🤣🤣🤣🇬🇧🇬🇧
Hey Marc you comming to Slovenia?
Isn't the brakes about the most important safety equipment?
Make a conversion. Use Brembo parts.