Enjoy your Holidays with Family and Friends 🎉 Twice this past year I rode with a small groups. I look back & understand the Liabilities of others decisions, they can be very small or large decisions. I’m quite comfortable traveling by myself.
Good evening from Ukraine! And Merry Xmas! I'd say, that such set of advices is a result of summarized years, kilometers and gained experience. Completely agree with this time. Same set of rules is also a standard approach for me. Cheers!
As a long term traveler, I always enjoy Pavlins vdos... Always some good tips and a good reminder no matter how experienced you may be (I been traveling half my life... 15 years !)! And that's true... Gotta be careful who you drink with ! I once got invited by an Armenian truck driver for dinner (I was hitchhiking at the time) and we ended up drinking toooo much of course and he wanted me to visit Karabah region (which was already forbidden back in 2014). So he drove me to a hotel and left... Forgot my bag inside his truck with all my papers and money. Called the cops and went mad as I thought he drove to Karabah. When the police came to look for hi truck, they found him fast drunk asleep in his truck next to my hotel ! 😅😅😅😅
👍👍👍👍 Definitely all about attitude, travel is not about lap times or finding the perfect bit of winding road but what is either side of the road or at the end of it, otherwise just go to a racetrack and ride around all day. 😂😂😂😂
As you say: A plan is there to help. You can change it any time. But no plan is definitely not the road to "freedom". Skills: People do concentrate on hardware and not on "software". Instead of buying an expensive bike we could as well invest into learning a new language ;-) Thanks for your advice, Pavlin. Günter/Nürnberg
All great points … when I first went to italia, back in the 80’s I was told by a couple of Italian people that it was paramount to learn “thank you”, “hello”, “please” and the phrase “how do you say this in (what ever countries language you are visiting)?” …
Nice episode topics to raise the driving culture and safety for all of drivers including cars and bicycles. By the way, nice touch for your old tenere rear hanging there with lights and the old petrol light :)
Hehe, actually drinking with the locals was one of my best memories from trip to Albania few years ago :D Sure, we had hangover next day, but we managed to spend one day off motorcycles, and just relax on the beach :) But of course we didn't drink too much and I was with my friends. I think bigger party with more than 2-3 locals could lead to some troubles .
Wow I ride powerfully motorcycle and heavy noise I always think twice when I see more older people especially at the most small towns, Pavlin my brother your only one in millions youtubers who put the facts on the table, Enjoy your holidays and family much respect from south africa
Great advice :) One question: When planing a route through remote and foreign areas, how do you find out if its a safe space or what's the best route through that section? Do you use like GPS paths from others that have recommended it or what's the best approach? A video about this aspect from someone like who's gone to some of the most remote areas would be awesome!
A lot of YT adventure riders film Iceland. Despite one eruption ground half the planet, éruptions are actually an attraction. There are a variety of documented routes and the Icelandic aren't known for libation. In this case, becoming a statistic would be relatively safe - I guess.
Do not tell your plans to people who want to join you on your travels, instead ask them to tell you their plans. Then you discover who has followed Pavlin's rule #1 and who is just bullshitting.
On the subject of alcohol, I have the one drink rule, more than one and I walk. Concentration on a bike is much greater than with a car because the consequences of a crash are likely more serious. Driving a car my limit is two and this rule has served me well over my 72.
My own personal limit is zero alcohol when riding the bike and only 1 drink when driving although these days with more police surveillance it is normally zero alcohol. Factor in when abroad that their alcohol limits when driving may be less than in England, e.g., even Scotland is less than England.
Pawlin very wise man. After being in and riding on mass many years with motorcycle patch club can say the bit about what you see another rider doing in the distance is not what he is seeing. It may look dangerous to you but you are seeing it from a different perspective. Also if a riding tip is welcome. Allways have more cash than you need in more than one place and tent sleeping bag and roll mat strapped to bike on even a weekend trip. You never know when that never forget good time will happen and means forgetting plans and climbing into a tent and sleeping bag . Ride safe.
Hello Pavlin! How you calculate that on a motorcycle trip how much money should have ? Can you explain us in a short video ? (money/day for food, money/day for accommodation and so one, in of course on average calculation). For example how do you calculate the cost of a Spain trip before you started ? Thank you, and the videos are awesome, keep continue!
It is different for every one. I use to travel with 50 euros per day around Europe, but nowadays you will need 100 as a minimum. Watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/uPJZY7wH3fg/v-deo.html
Merry Christmas Pavlin and thank for your wisdom! Yes sir, keeping a check on one's ego is the best advice when riding, given the testosterone boost one experiences upon mounting one's mechanical marvel we call a motorcycle! Cheers!
Never drink with locals. Did not expect to see that advice on a motorcycle channel but it's 100% true.
Only truth!
Omg this is so true. Barely escaped a few episodes of getting trashed with local dirtbags. Of course that was decades ago. Lessons learned.
It depends what kinda drinks 😂
Top advices.
As always.
Safe and happy travels 👍
Thanks, Richard! Happy Holidays!
thank you, I agree 100% with everything you said and its great to be reminded
Thanks for watching!
Enjoy your Holidays with Family and Friends 🎉
Twice this past year I rode with a small groups.
I look back & understand the Liabilities of others decisions, they can be very small or large decisions.
I’m quite comfortable traveling by myself.
Thanks for sharing!
@@motorcycleadventures Happy Birthday ! Learned a lot about self preservation. Travel is an instinct.
Love the bonus advice! 100% true 😁
Glad you liked it!!
Good evening from Ukraine! And Merry Xmas!
I'd say, that such set of advices is a result of summarized years, kilometers and gained experience. Completely agree with this time. Same set of rules is also a standard approach for me.
Cheers!
Thanks, man! Merry Christmas!
Words of wisdom right here, most of these can be aplied on foot also.
Absolutely!
👍👍👍
Merry Christmas!
Same to you!
As a long term traveler, I always enjoy Pavlins vdos... Always some good tips and a good reminder no matter how experienced you may be (I been traveling half my life... 15 years !)! And that's true... Gotta be careful who you drink with !
I once got invited by an Armenian truck driver for dinner (I was hitchhiking at the time) and we ended up drinking toooo much of course and he wanted me to visit Karabah region (which was already forbidden back in 2014). So he drove me to a hotel and left... Forgot my bag inside his truck with all my papers and money. Called the cops and went mad as I thought he drove to Karabah. When the police came to look for hi truck, they found him fast drunk asleep in his truck next to my hotel ! 😅😅😅😅
Thanks for sharing!
Merry (belated) Christmas young man.
Thanks for the advice -from South Africa.❤
Thanks for watching!
👍👍👍👍 Definitely all about attitude, travel is not about lap times or finding the perfect bit of winding road but what is either side of the road or at the end of it, otherwise just go to a racetrack and ride around all day. 😂😂😂😂
I agree!
As you say: A plan is there to help. You can change it any time. But no plan is definitely not the road to "freedom". Skills: People do concentrate on hardware and not on "software". Instead of buying an expensive bike we could as well invest into learning a new language ;-) Thanks for your advice, Pavlin. Günter/Nürnberg
My pleasure, Günter! Thanks for taking the time again!
For me you are the number One Traveller Happy New year for you.
Happy new year!
First😀 thanks Pavlin, Happy Christmas to you.
Happy holidays!
All good. Have a great holiday around home.
Thanks, you too!
Merry Christmas!
Happy holidays!
Upravo tako Pavlin,potpuno se slažem.
Pozdrav iz Istre
Hvala!
Hello Pavil I agree with you, but I think no 3 should be no 1.
No specific order, they are equally important.
Wow. Pure gold. As usual with Pavil.
Thanks for listening!
Agree 120% with you.
Nice Holidays.
Cheers
Same to you!
Very true 👌🏻😊👍🏻
😊
Everything you said. 100percent.thanks
Thanks for watching!
Top man! Great advice! Happy Christmas!
Благодаря ти! Най-добри пожелания и щастлива Коледа от 🇬🇧
Благодаря! Подобно и на теб!
All great points … when I first went to italia, back in the 80’s I was told by a couple of Italian people that it was paramount to learn “thank you”, “hello”, “please” and the phrase “how do you say this in (what ever countries language you are visiting)?” …
Thanks for sharing!
From the heart!
Good!
Nice episode topics to raise the driving culture and safety for all of drivers including cars and bicycles. By the way, nice touch for your old tenere rear hanging there with lights and the old petrol light :)
Thanks, man!
The 5th advise is gold.
Thanks, man!
Merry Christmas & Happy new year 2024 ❤
Same to you!
Hehe, actually drinking with the locals was one of my best memories from trip to Albania few years ago :D Sure, we had hangover next day, but we managed to spend one day off motorcycles, and just relax on the beach :) But of course we didn't drink too much and I was with my friends. I think bigger party with more than 2-3 locals could lead to some troubles .
Thanks for sharing!
Wow I ride powerfully motorcycle and heavy noise I always think twice when I see more older people especially at the most small towns,
Pavlin my brother your only one in millions youtubers who put the facts on the table,
Enjoy your holidays and family much respect from south africa
Thanks, man!
Much more than adevise,experiece in your trips...thanx!
Glad it was helpful!
That's it, Bull's eye Pavlin ! 🙌
Happy New Year!!!
Good, so my mission is completed!
Top advices,thanks for sharing your experience with us.
Marry Christmas
Happy holidays!
Much Enjoyment 👍😎
Thanks for watching!
Very very good explanation.😀👍🎄🎇🏍️
Thanks for taking the time!
Great advice :) One question: When planing a route through remote and foreign areas, how do you find out if its a safe space or what's the best route through that section? Do you use like GPS paths from others that have recommended it or what's the best approach? A video about this aspect from someone like who's gone to some of the most remote areas would be awesome!
Just plan it on a paper map and ask locals about the conditions when I get there.
Very informative
You are doing great job.
Keep it up.
Thanks, man!
Good one ☺️
Thank you! Cheers!
A lot of YT adventure riders film Iceland. Despite one eruption ground half the planet, éruptions are actually an attraction. There are a variety of documented routes and the Icelandic aren't known for libation. In this case, becoming a statistic would be relatively safe - I guess.
Maybe!
Could you please send a link to your other channel where you travel? Thanks
www.youtube.com/@motorcycleadventureslive
Do not tell your plans to people who want to join you on your travels, instead ask them to tell you their plans. Then you discover who has followed Pavlin's rule #1 and who is just bullshitting.
Good tip!
💖
Thanks for watching!
Watch Itchy Boots. She'll show you how it's done.
Okay!
Why this guy looks always so upset? Chill out man
Am !?
Maybe if he put on a revolving bow tie and a stupid big grin, you’d enjoy the video more?
Maybe in another life...
Yaay ! Humour is always good. Got to laugh even with a serious pastime as motorcycling. Happy New Year Pav. & thanks for the great vids.
Thanks, man! Happy Holidays!
100% agree with everything you said 👏
Thanks, man!
On the subject of alcohol, I have the one drink rule, more than one and I walk. Concentration on a bike is much greater than with a car because the consequences of a crash are likely more serious. Driving a car my limit is two and this rule has served me well over my 72.
Thanks for sharing!
My own personal limit is zero alcohol when riding the bike and only 1 drink when driving although these days with more police surveillance it is normally zero alcohol. Factor in when abroad that their alcohol limits when driving may be less than in England, e.g., even Scotland is less than England.
@@jeremyduszynski9729 In the ton up cafe racer days they drank coffee, killed themselves with speed instead. Stay safe.
Wise words from a wise man.
Thank you!
Your advice number 6 is actually maybe the most important one
True!
Happy holidays Pawlin and thank you for all the things you are doing for the motorcycle community in the world with your content!!!
Thanks, man!
you and Itchy Boots are the best motorcycle vloggers ever. I like Itchy more, which is understandable.. :)
Thanks, man!
hi Pavlin .. can you get your hands on a suzuki v strom 800 de .. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it for mostly European riding ...
I will try it when I have the chance.
Indeed, the planning, pleasure nr 1, the riding, pleasure nr 2, the editing, pleasure nr 3. A lot of return on investment 😁
Thanks for watching!
Pawlin very wise man. After being in and riding on mass many years with motorcycle patch club can say the bit about what you see another rider doing in the distance is not what he is seeing. It may look dangerous to you but you are seeing it from a different perspective. Also if a riding tip is welcome. Allways have more cash than you need in more than one place and tent sleeping bag and roll mat strapped to bike on even a weekend trip. You never know when that never forget good time will happen and means forgetting plans and climbing into a tent and sleeping bag . Ride safe.
Thanks for taking the time!
Thanks. Super video. 🙏🙏
Any time!
Hello Pavlin!
How you calculate that on a motorcycle trip how much money should have ? Can you explain us in a short video ? (money/day for food, money/day for accommodation and so one, in of course on average calculation). For example how do you calculate the cost of a Spain trip before you started ? Thank you, and the videos are awesome, keep continue!
It is different for every one. I use to travel with 50 euros per day around Europe, but nowadays you will need 100 as a minimum. Watch this video: ua-cam.com/video/uPJZY7wH3fg/v-deo.html
Thank you, i didn't see yet that video !
Wise words. Thank you.
Alcohol and motorcycles doesn’t end well.
Respect & a Smile is International Currency.
Absolutely!
Thanks for the awesome advice 😮🙏🏾looking forward to traveling in 2024 with my new KTM adventure 390🙏🏾🥲
Good luck!
Merry Christmas Pavlin and thank for your wisdom! Yes sir, keeping a check on one's ego is the best advice when riding, given the testosterone boost one experiences upon mounting one's mechanical marvel we call a motorcycle!
Cheers!
Happy holidays!
Very well said the real facts. I agree 100pct. I do really appreciate and you are like my idol
Thanks, man!
Agree 👌
Good!