Que me hacen falta esos paisajes ,para poder navegar sobre esas pistas , aqui en Europa tambien es lindo pero no se puede ir por todas partes... gym-coach
What's the big deal with the support vehicles. If some people have enough money and resources or they simply saved money to do it, I don't see were the problem is? Do you? Or you allways spect other people to tell you how to travel? I do respect this motorists and enjoy the wonderful views of our land, awsome video shootings and more. I've never seen such a good video on youtube of these topic, so sit tight, relax and travel with them for a little while.
I really like this video. Awesome views. I'm argentinien and a motorist too. I must say Argentina and Chile are full of adventure. Spectacular video quality and production.
One question: How did the bikes perform? I'm very interested on buying a Bmw F800 GS 2010 and would like to have a feedback from you. Thanks in advance
nice video, nice scenery. but these gus aren't adventure riding! there's no gear nor panniers on those bikes... coulda used smaller bikes for that then
What a smart comment !! Have you been in Patagonia ??? We ride more than 400 kmts of gravel per day and more than 500 kmts on asphalt. Everyone knows that you can ride more technically without panniers, and that's the reason because we have a support vehicle in our trips. Did you see any motorcycle with luggage in the Paris Dakar Rallye ?????
sorry. of course. the dakar rallye is a race. with a start and finish. but adventure traveling usually has no schedule. most adv-riding you've no support vehicle; you must carry what you need. spares, camping gear, camera & communications? Sure, on a short trip w/luxury support vehicles U can take chances & ride more technical terrain. What if you travel alone? Con moto y nada mas alga. Caminos con ripio como es Ruta 40 son muy peligroso con equipaje. Cuando se viaje solo no hay otro opción,no?
Great video and I hope to travel those roads again in this life.
hammeredscout 3 months ago
GREAT VIDEO !!! I remember these roads......
GSTOURER 4 months ago
Man that looks awesome. Anyone know who the musician is who does the trailer?
mrjeb 1 year ago
Que me hacen falta esos paisajes ,para poder navegar sobre esas pistas , aqui en Europa tambien es lindo pero no se puede ir por todas partes... gym-coach
Thegymcoach64 1 year ago
TheDigitalTavern
What's the big deal with the support vehicles. If some people have enough money and resources or they simply saved money to do it, I don't see were the problem is? Do you? Or you allways spect other people to tell you how to travel? I do respect this motorists and enjoy the wonderful views of our land, awsome video shootings and more. I've never seen such a good video on youtube of these topic, so sit tight, relax and travel with them for a little while.
Saludos desde ARG
seculic 1 year ago
I really like this video. Awesome views. I'm argentinien and a motorist too. I must say Argentina and Chile are full of adventure. Spectacular video quality and production.
One question: How did the bikes perform? I'm very interested on buying a Bmw F800 GS 2010 and would like to have a feedback from you. Thanks in advance
Greets from Argentina.
seculic 1 year ago
Did that route with my Africa Twin and I will do it with my GS800 soon
serguti 1 year ago
No problems with your Africa Twin...
routesetmotards 1 year ago
Excellent video - inspiring.
..and thanks for the introduction to Archive - Bullets!
Shazam identified it!
cloudswiper 1 year ago
well i enjoyed your video very good! and what the heck does it matter if you are adventure riding? you are on bikes having a good(safe) time.
I would love that on my GSA but hate camping I need hotel luxury, so I tour on my Goldwing. Ride safe BE-HAPPY
Big D
bigderek07 1 year ago
Nothing like a pillock telling you what adventure riding is. It is what the person doing it wants it to be. It's their adventure. Get over it.
TheRealAbelrider 1 year ago
nice video, nice scenery. but these gus aren't adventure riding! there's no gear nor panniers on those bikes... coulda used smaller bikes for that then
TheDigitalTavern 1 year ago
What a smart comment !! Have you been in Patagonia ??? We ride more than 400 kmts of gravel per day and more than 500 kmts on asphalt. Everyone knows that you can ride more technically without panniers, and that's the reason because we have a support vehicle in our trips. Did you see any motorcycle with luggage in the Paris Dakar Rallye ?????
PBackroads 1 year ago
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TheDigitalTavern 1 year ago
sorry. of course. the dakar rallye is a race. with a start and finish. but adventure traveling usually has no schedule. most adv-riding you've no support vehicle; you must carry what you need. spares, camping gear, camera & communications? Sure, on a short trip w/luxury support vehicles U can take chances & ride more technical terrain. What if you travel alone? Con moto y nada mas alga. Caminos con ripio como es Ruta 40 son muy peligroso con equipaje. Cuando se viaje solo no hay otro opción,no?
TheDigitalTavern 1 year ago