😂😂 Do NOT come to Africa with that bike because not only do we not have charging stations but more often than not we don't have electricity. Cool bike though.
Should be a grand adventure. I am anxious to follow to see the experience with the charging. Wishing you all the best. You are a "ground breaker"! Cheers!
"I'm not a mechanic and I don't wanna be" is exactly how I feel, too. Electric is the answer for low-maintenance riding! Thank you for taking this journey, and for sharing it with us! Have fun man!!
You’re right about any bike being an adventure bike if you want it to be, can’t wait for you to start your adventure, and I’ll be watching & hoping that it’s a great one.
Incredible Marc! You are a dude! If you don't challenge yourself or take a chance you'll never know what you're capable of doing or how far you can go. Good luck, looking forward to cheering you on!
Best of luck Marc, you sure will need it... A lot! Don't want to be a downer on this new adventure, but you are indeed a true adventurer. Doing any long journey on that bike, it will for sure be an adventure, let alone a world journey! There's a simple reason for the manufacturers not to sponsor you, they are perfectly aware of the troubles you may find, and they don't want their bikes to look bad, because they do sponsor travel experiences shows, but only the ones they know are safe. Such did Zero, here in Portugal, where they sponsored a TV show, showcasing our country with a team of international journalists, riding Zero bikes while traveling around the country. Showing that's possible to know how country by doing it riding a Zero, etc. etc. There is still to be made a bike capable of doing what you what you want to do. My suggestion, go forward, but change the title, don't do a world tour, but do a "modern" World tour. Make sure that you can charge your bike all the way of your journey, or you will be stranded and/or will end using a petrol generator, which will void your primary intention, lots of pollution, sound and air. Then remember, you are not a mechanic, nor an electrician, and your bike, has a 2 years battery, with lots of charge cycles done, it's lifespan it's no doubt reduced, but for how much, that's the question, so you need a safety net for your endeavour, only possible if you are on a modern world, and even so, not in all modern countries. Think about it, you are still on time to adapt your travel plans, but by all means, don't stop, it will be a learning experience for all, even the manufacturers that didn't suport you (shame on tem) and will somehow get the info for free. 😉 Safe journey, may you find dry and clean turns on your way. Cheers João
@The Old Husky very true, the very process of mining the raw materials for the batteries it's very unfriendly to nature, not to mention the refinement of the minerals. The goverments didn't study the solutions very well, and went too fast on the choosing of the battery solution, it's all a question of money and politics, I just hope that research for alternatives won't stop, same way video recording didn't, VHS won the initial battle over betamax, although the later was the best system, but fortunately today we have mp4 and other digital recording processes that are way better and more economical and environmentally safer. 😉
Hi Joao, been an electric rider with Zero motos since 2015. I still own one for highest mileage Zero bikes out there, with 167.000 km on the odometer. The battery lasts much more than we normally think. Most batteries (unless they have some sort of manufacturing issue) will outlast the bike, you can easily get bored of it before the battery dies out. I would expect his bike to not have more than 5-8 % degradation. Assuming 100 km per cycle (which is a very low distance), with 11000 km that means only 110 cycles. The manufacturer Farasis assures 2000 cycles before reaching 80 % of original capacity, so still a long way to go!
@The Old Husky Before stating such statements I highly recommend you take a look at complete Life Cycle Analysis of several forms of transportation as it has been extensively done by professional people. Read for example "A Comprehensive Study of Implemented International Standards, Technical Challenges, Impacts and Prospects for Electric Vehicles", a peer-reviewed manuscript where it details that even electric cars whose energy comes from coal sources is still greener than a combustion engine. Also, comparing the batteries of an RC helicopter to that of a motorcycle or car simply shows your lack of knowledge in the topic. Yes, they are lithium batteries. But that it is. Is like saying that you bought a steel rim and it broke, and you claim that steel is not reliable and thus should not be used in construction. There are many types of chemistries on lithium batteries, and the one used in EVs have more cycle numbers. Just look at Teslas with more than 400.000 km, or my own Zero with 167.000 km, with same battery. It's's not left or right, this is not politics, this is science and there is data behind that is demonstrated with numbers.
That is why your channel is so good. You bought a bike that you could afford and the best that was available to you. None of this squillion pound bike that we all would love but will never have. A normal bloke living it large, long may it continue
Nice to see you back! Your travels with the Honda ware always a big adventure, such a old bike with so many miles to take, all the issus tell us a story, and that's part of the interrest to see your vídeos. When o see that you go ride an Electric, I thing to myself that i Don't have so much interrest, but seeing this vídeos, I change my ideia. Hope you enjoy the New bike!
Great to see you back on road Marc 👍 This adventure will be totaly different, hosnestly I don't know what to expect from traveling on electric bike. So we will see 🤞
Ok, it's not what I thought, nor what I thought you were looking for, it's not what I would have chosen either, but it will surely give us some good adventures to see, happy to see you on the road again... ✌✌
When in UK North of Scotland is a must do thing. I am a bit skeptical when it comes to long distance riding on electric motorbike. I am all into "motorbike need to drink petrol and sound properly" but that is just me. But probably that is what will make it hell of adventure so I wish you all the best. I am in Glasgow so if you are passing by and need anything drop me a message. I have a garage full of tools and space to store a bike for a night if needed etc. Or if you just want to have a quick coffee. All the best man.
Welcome back Marc. Good to see you again. I think you made a wise choice starting in England and Island, from what a I’ve seen and read both countries are well set up for the kind or journey your planning. I believe your audience will expand in leaps and bounds now because this is the now and the future and all who are interested can’t wait to see how it it turned out for you. Wishing you all the best . The only thing I can see you will need is a lot of patience at charge up points. You can do it 💪👍
I LOVE that idea Marc !!!..... Enjoy with the journey, i wait for your videos, i have one electric bike and another combustión bike and i love both, saludos desde España ✌️
This can show the community what is possible with an electric motorcycle (and what is not possible). I think the restrictions are smaller than supposed! Ride safe! 😎🤘
Congratulations on your new bike. You are are not the only one with a dream to go RTW on an electric bike, I am so looking forward to your adventures so I can live vicariously. You will always find a way to charge, there's still plenty of places in the world where it's hard to find liquid fuel so I don't buy the argument electric is different. The SR / S may have been a better choice for touring, but you have chosen the best looking bike in the range IMO. All the best, roll on the next vid.
Nice to see you back Marc to be honest I am not sold on electric transport yet, but you are hopefully going to prove me wrong lol. Nice to hear you are heading to my homeland too, I live in Scotland but only a few miles from the border with England, so if you are stuck for anything just keep me in mind 😊 good luck
GO Marc, Adventures are all great on any motorbike what counts is the spirit. Keep the good videos coming and all the best for this travel, I'm pretty sure you gona need. Ride safe.
Last time when you asked about e-bikes, I said something along the line not yet for your travels. Now I say it is going to be challenging. You are true adventurer❤️. Love that spirit and mindset you have. Best of luck. Keen to see how this "season" of Marc travels goes.
The very best of luck on your new adventure Marc, God bless your Mum. If I see you in the UK I'll get you a coffee for sure. Do you think your drone is powerful enough to give you a tow in an emergency? 😄
Excellent idea Marc, really looking forward to seeing the videos. Definitely going to be a challenge but that’s what it’s all about at the end of the day. Probably gonna meet a hell of a lot more people while you’re killing time waiting for the bike to charge.
So good to see you back with new adventure to come. For sure I'm gonna miss the Honda, but whatever the bike, the journey is the most important. Have a great trip!
Wo wo wo!!! Aunque en mis sueños húmedos oigo el rugido de HONDA te seguiré en esta nueva y electrizante aventura. Saludos desde España 😎 Mucha suerte amigo chispitas. Mira. Un buen nombre para la nueva moto. CHISPITAS. SPARKIE.
Cool! Awesome for trying something different. Totally agree that it’s up to you to make your own adventure. Most people who ride adventure bikes only ride on tarmac anyways. Can’t wait for the upcoming videos. Good luck mate
Super Marc, das wird dann auch für mich eine spannende Zeit, dich zu begleiten. Offroad wird dann wohl etwas weniger zu sehen sein. Aber jetzt zum Herbst nach UK und Irland, hat schon etwas von einem Regenfetisch 😀👍🏻. Bin gespannt. Dir immer eine super tolle Fahrt und immer ausreichende Plus & Minus Teilchen an Bord 👋🏻👋🏻
Welcome back, Marc! What a bombshell! Even when I saw the title of the video, I thought it must be about someone else's trip, but no! It is certainly ambitious and will take some careful planning, but you have plenty of travel experience. The only difference with this trip is charging the bike, which will be easy in the 'western world', but a bit trickier in developing countries. Having said that, it must be remembered that it is more than three years since Ewan and Charlie did their trip and we've all seen the usage of electric cars increase since then. I think many people will be surprised at how many charging stations are springing up all over the world and, of course, you also have the option of charging from domestic power. There are plenty of African countries, for example, investing heavily in charging stations on major routes. Route planning will be important, but don't get sucked into just riding from charging point to charging point. In some places of course you'll have to stick to the highways, but when you find charging stations with shorter distance between them, you'll be able to take some of the minor roads and then rejoin the highway further down the road. By the time you get to the more remote areas, you'll have gained a lot more experience with your bike and you'll know exactly when, where and why to charge up. Until that happens - ATGATT and stay upright!
Yo di la vuelta al mundo con una ebike hace un año, y el silencio y la velocidad correcta para disfrutar de la travesia fue lo maximo. Ahora estoy con mi barco en guna yala y mi motor tambien es electrico ademas de mis velas...disfruta de tu aventura y olvida todo lo demas.
Hey Marc! Find ich klasse, dass Deine Mum Dich so unterstützt. Bin zwar geg. den E-Motorrädern sehr skeptisch, lass mich aber gern positiv überraschen. Bin gespannt, was Du erlebst. Bon courage! 🙋🏻♂️👍
Geiler Scheiß, Marc! Wenn das kein Abenteuer wird, was dann? Ich wünsche Dir stets ausreichend Rest-Akkuleistung und eine erfüllende, unfallfreie Reise! Go and live your dream!
Hey Mark ! Cool. You will realize what i would like to test : The road trip with an electrical motorcycle. And you choose Ireland. A country where I have a lot of good memories. Prefer the west cost. Buren and Cliffs of Moher are splendid. I really enjoy Connemara, switch off GPS and try to loose yourself in this place. And jump to Donegal the more authentic part of Ireland. (The Giants Caseway has no interest). And try to meet Irish people there are so frendly. Two good choices : The destination and the motorcycle ! So have a very nice trip !
Balls of steel dude! I wouldn’t have the patience for an electric bike … I like my time in the saddle too much and couldn’t be arsed with so many charging stops. Anyway, look forward to following you 🤗🏍😎
I would have guessed anything, but not the Zero SR/F. Marc, may the energy be with you, that is gonna be the adventure of your life! Wish you all the best and I am looking forward how you proceed in this challenge! Machs gut und gute Fahrt, das wird interessant!!! 💪
Best of luck. I was considering it for my 60th next year but haven't planned it enough to do. It will be a slower trip, but you will see a lot more. Definitely following you for it
I'm 63 on my next birthday.
Don't think I'll live long enough to see this trip to the end.
But I'll watch right through to my end.
Unfortunately yes.
But he hasn't finished his trip yet.
I live in hope.
I'll be fine.
I live in Scotland,normal for us to be pessimistic during winter.
Seasonally Affected Disorder.
Riding weather not far off now.
I googled OSHO.
I'll do a bit of reading.
@Ritesh_Bagare Don't spread your agenda here, get a life 🕉️🤡
@@k1ckyscotland988I live in Scotland and never get pessimistic..too much great scenery to enjoy.. just got to get out there and enjoy😊
😂😂 Do NOT come to Africa with that bike because not only do we not have charging stations but more often than not we don't have electricity. Cool bike though.
Battery energy bank problem.... 😂 but real special generator electro Dinamo upload drive back battery energy bank. 😎👍💯
TBH he's more likely to get robbed at gun point than find a charging station in Africa.
I feel there are many places in the world like that…
Estoy más seguro que en África hay más enchufes que gasolineras.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks for sharing inspiring and honest content. Good luck!
Thanks!
Have a couple of charges on me , enjoying your vids .
Thanks James
@@MarcTravels No Problem I noted the bastard Govt took tax from it , so I will donate again in future !
Should be a grand adventure. I am anxious to follow to see the experience with the charging. Wishing you all the best. You are a "ground breaker"! Cheers!
"I'm not a mechanic and I don't wanna be" is exactly how I feel, too. Electric is the answer for low-maintenance riding! Thank you for taking this journey, and for sharing it with us! Have fun man!!
Great Project!
You showed us with the Dominator - age doesn't matter much.
Let's see now how reliable the new stuff is. Good and save journey!!! ,.👍👍
yeahhh so excited to see another update from you brother !!! hope you'll come over and pay a visit in Africa !
I will
@@MarcTravels then my plug is ready brother !
@@Ludo_Liu awesome thanks man❤️
You’re right about any bike being an adventure bike if you want it to be, can’t wait for you to start your adventure, and I’ll be watching & hoping that it’s a great one.
What a legend you are dude. Very inspiring attitude ❤
Thanks for watching mate 🤗
Hat off for your mom for helping with your dream, Marc; have a nice trip!
Incredible Marc! You are a dude! If you don't challenge yourself or take a chance you'll never know what you're capable of doing or how far you can go. Good luck, looking forward to cheering you on!
Best of luck Marc, you sure will need it... A lot!
Don't want to be a downer on this new adventure, but you are indeed a true adventurer. Doing any long journey on that bike, it will for sure be an adventure, let alone a world journey!
There's a simple reason for the manufacturers not to sponsor you, they are perfectly aware of the troubles you may find, and they don't want their bikes to look bad, because they do sponsor travel experiences shows, but only the ones they know are safe. Such did Zero, here in Portugal, where they sponsored a TV show, showcasing our country with a team of international journalists, riding Zero bikes while traveling around the country. Showing that's possible to know how country by doing it riding a Zero, etc. etc.
There is still to be made a bike capable of doing what you what you want to do.
My suggestion, go forward, but change the title, don't do a world tour, but do a "modern" World tour. Make sure that you can charge your bike all the way of your journey, or you will be stranded and/or will end using a petrol generator, which will void your primary intention, lots of pollution, sound and air. Then remember, you are not a mechanic, nor an electrician, and your bike, has a 2 years battery, with lots of charge cycles done, it's lifespan it's no doubt reduced, but for how much, that's the question, so you need a safety net for your endeavour, only possible if you are on a modern world, and even so, not in all modern countries. Think about it, you are still on time to adapt your travel plans, but by all means, don't stop, it will be a learning experience for all, even the manufacturers that didn't suport you (shame on tem) and will somehow get the info for free. 😉
Safe journey, may you find dry and clean turns on your way.
Cheers
João
@The Old Husky very true, the very process of mining the raw materials for the batteries it's very unfriendly to nature, not to mention the refinement of the minerals. The goverments didn't study the solutions very well, and went too fast on the choosing of the battery solution, it's all a question of money and politics, I just hope that research for alternatives won't stop, same way video recording didn't, VHS won the initial battle over betamax, although the later was the best system, but fortunately today we have mp4 and other digital recording processes that are way better and more economical and environmentally safer. 😉
Hi Joao, been an electric rider with Zero motos since 2015. I still own one for highest mileage Zero bikes out there, with 167.000 km on the odometer. The battery lasts much more than we normally think. Most batteries (unless they have some sort of manufacturing issue) will outlast the bike, you can easily get bored of it before the battery dies out. I would expect his bike to not have more than 5-8 % degradation. Assuming 100 km per cycle (which is a very low distance), with 11000 km that means only 110 cycles. The manufacturer Farasis assures 2000 cycles before reaching 80 % of original capacity, so still a long way to go!
@The Old Husky Before stating such statements I highly recommend you take a look at complete Life Cycle Analysis of several forms of transportation as it has been extensively done by professional people. Read for example "A Comprehensive Study of Implemented International Standards, Technical Challenges, Impacts and Prospects for Electric Vehicles", a peer-reviewed manuscript where it details that even electric cars whose energy comes from coal sources is still greener than a combustion engine.
Also, comparing the batteries of an RC helicopter to that of a motorcycle or car simply shows your lack of knowledge in the topic. Yes, they are lithium batteries. But that it is. Is like saying that you bought a steel rim and it broke, and you claim that steel is not reliable and thus should not be used in construction. There are many types of chemistries on lithium batteries, and the one used in EVs have more cycle numbers. Just look at Teslas with more than 400.000 km, or my own Zero with 167.000 km, with same battery.
It's's not left or right, this is not politics, this is science and there is data behind that is demonstrated with numbers.
Great to see you on your new adventure Marc take care ride safe bro Dave in 🇬🇧
What an adventure! Bon Chance! And thank you for letting us follow along!
Awesome, way to go!!!can't wait for your adventure,.
That is why your channel is so good.
You bought a bike that you could afford and the best that was available to you.
None of this squillion pound bike that we all would love but will never have.
A normal bloke living it large, long may it continue
Nice to see you back!
Your travels with the Honda ware always a big adventure, such a old bike with so many miles to take, all the issus tell us a story, and that's part of the interrest to see your vídeos.
When o see that you go ride an Electric, I thing to myself that i Don't have so much interrest, but seeing this vídeos, I change my ideia.
Hope you enjoy the New bike!
Bruh you nailed it
With that bike ☠️💀🌎
And still doing it ✨
@MarcTravels bruh is unstoppable 💀
Great to see you back on road Marc 👍 This adventure will be totaly different, hosnestly I don't know what to expect from traveling on electric bike. So we will see 🤞
Me neither, we‘ll see how it goes 🤙🏼
Bravo Marc. Have a nice and safe ride! Cool place of mothers place.
Don’t take any notice of the negatives I love your blogs you are brilliant at what you do keep going love it ride safe all the best to you and marie
Hi Mark so glad to see you back ,and what a adventure .Good luck
Very excited to see this journey. It really is something different. Wish you all the best!
Let's do this!
Good choice for a real adventure.
Looking forward to your comming videos.
All the best!
👍🤘😎
Wow! Remember the coming snow, vintertime some places. Best of Luck Marc!
Cool it will be exciting and see have missed your videos now it will be fun again and see your travels and adventures
This seems like quite a challenge! It’s going to make an interesting watch for sure, I’m looking forward to see it.
Ok, it's not what I thought, nor what I thought you were looking for, it's not what I would have chosen either, but it will surely give us some good adventures to see, happy to see you on the road again... ✌✌
Fine, a new adventure. With an electric bike it's something different. I'm looking forward to the next videos. Wish you good luck.
This is what we hoped for! Yeah, lets do it! Im in.
No doubt Marc, you are brave. Zapp on and have fun
Nice bike Marc. I'll be following your adventures in the UK
Awesome mate!
Itchy Boots sent me here ... Good luck Marc!!!! Will be exciting to follow your journey!
Thanks man🤙🏼
When in UK North of Scotland is a must do thing. I am a bit skeptical when it comes to long distance riding on electric motorbike. I am all into "motorbike need to drink petrol and sound properly" but that is just me. But probably that is what will make it hell of adventure so I wish you all the best. I am in Glasgow so if you are passing by and need anything drop me a message. I have a garage full of tools and space to store a bike for a night if needed etc. Or if you just want to have a quick coffee. All the best man.
Well, my previous guess was incorrect. You did go electric. Congratulations! You’ll be educating all of us on the range factor. Safe travels.
... so epic .. plug n play every day.
Looking fwd to your travels
OMG Good luck with this one Marc!
Welcome back Marc. Good to see you again. I think you made a wise choice starting in England and Island, from what a I’ve seen and read both countries are well set up for the kind or journey your planning. I believe your audience will expand in leaps and bounds now because this is the now and the future and all who are interested can’t wait to see how it it turned out for you. Wishing you all the best . The only thing I can see you will need is a lot of patience at charge up points. You can do it 💪👍
I LOVE that idea Marc !!!..... Enjoy with the journey, i wait for your videos, i have one electric bike and another combustión bike and i love both, saludos desde España ✌️
Great. I’m happy following your next trip.
Looks like you have exchanged the repairing time to charging time. Interesting to see how you will enjoy this on a long journey.
This can show the community what is possible with an electric motorcycle (and what is not possible).
I think the restrictions are smaller than supposed!
Ride safe!
😎🤘
@@G58 we will see how he manages it.
Congratulations on your new bike. You are are not the only one with a dream to go RTW on an electric bike, I am so looking forward to your adventures so I can live vicariously. You will always find a way to charge, there's still plenty of places in the world where it's hard to find liquid fuel so I don't buy the argument electric is different. The SR / S may have been a better choice for touring, but you have chosen the best looking bike in the range IMO. All the best, roll on the next vid.
Glad to hear your coming to the UK 🙂
Bike looks great!
Safe travels
Greetings Marc,
Looking forward to your next adventure 😀
Hope it's not going to be a series based on electric charging stations LOL.
Keep on keep on.
Live in thailand .hope to see.you.son
Nice to see you back Marc to be honest I am not sold on electric transport yet, but you are hopefully going to prove me wrong lol. Nice to hear you are heading to my homeland too, I live in Scotland but only a few miles from the border with England, so if you are stuck for anything just keep me in mind 😊 good luck
Good luck Marc. Looking forward all the videos.
Good luck Marc, I think you're mad, but good luck and looking forward to seeing how you get on.👍
Hallo Marc, schön wieder von dir zu sehn. 👍
Dat wird ein Spannendes Abenteuer. 🤩
Wünsche dir viel Glück und Erfolg 🍀🥳
Gruß Dirk 😎🤘
GO Marc, Adventures are all great on any motorbike what counts is the spirit. Keep the good videos coming and all the best for this travel, I'm pretty sure you gona need.
Ride safe.
You such an adventurous guy! Love it!
Fortune Flavors the Bold! 😈🤙🏿
Last time when you asked about e-bikes, I said something along the line not yet for your travels. Now I say it is going to be challenging. You are true adventurer❤️. Love that spirit and mindset you have. Best of luck. Keen to see how this "season" of Marc travels goes.
Me gustan mucho tus vídeos y tiene mucho mérito hacer el viaje con la "Domi" una moto con tantos años.
Ánimo y a seguir así.
✌️✌️✌️👏👏👏👏
The very best of luck on your new adventure Marc, God bless your Mum. If I see you in the UK I'll get you a coffee for sure. Do you think your drone is powerful enough to give you a tow in an emergency? 😄
Amazing. I'm looking forward to your trip!
👀 I’m in. Good luck, Marc, and safe roads
Excellent idea Marc, really looking forward to seeing the videos. Definitely going to be a challenge but that’s what it’s all about at the end of the day. Probably gonna meet a hell of a lot more people while you’re killing time waiting for the bike to charge.
So good to see you back with new adventure to come. For sure I'm gonna miss the Honda, but whatever the bike, the journey is the most important. Have a great trip!
Hallo Mark
Ich wünsche Dir viel Glück auf Deinem neuen Abenteuer.. Die Fahrt alleine auf einem E_Bike zu machen ist ja schon Adventure... 👍👍👍
Wow, I wasn't expecting that. I will be following with great interest. Very best of luck and stay safe.
Wo wo wo!!!
Aunque en mis sueños húmedos oigo el rugido de HONDA te seguiré en esta nueva y electrizante aventura.
Saludos desde España 😎
Mucha suerte amigo chispitas.
Mira. Un buen nombre para la nueva moto. CHISPITAS. SPARKIE.
Cool! Awesome for trying something different. Totally agree that it’s up to you to make your own adventure. Most people who ride adventure bikes only ride on tarmac anyways. Can’t wait for the upcoming videos. Good luck mate
Congratulation of the new bike! Great idea. Love the new bike. Will follow whole journey for sure.
Super Marc, das wird dann auch für mich eine spannende Zeit, dich zu begleiten. Offroad wird dann wohl etwas weniger zu sehen sein. Aber jetzt zum Herbst nach UK und Irland, hat schon etwas von einem Regenfetisch 😀👍🏻. Bin gespannt. Dir immer eine super tolle Fahrt und immer ausreichende Plus & Minus Teilchen an Bord 👋🏻👋🏻
Wow! Just wow! If you pass near Shrewsbury UK, let me know, would love to buy you a real coffee!! What an adventure!! Can't wait to see this🙏👍
OMG! This is gonna be such an adventure.
Best of luck and drive safe.
Can't wait for new videos.
THAT is unexpected. But I like it!
It’ll be interesting to see how it goes. Good luck man, enjoy the journey! ✌️
and yet :) Dreams must come true. Congratulations.👍👏💪💪
wünsche Dir alles Gute für Deine Reise. Freu mich schon auf die kommenden Abenteuer. Grüße aus dem Wedding:)
All the best to you. Not only electric bike. Hope it electrified your journey with it. Cheers and good luck
We love your tripp with Eve. And also your filming and the funny comments. Sorry for my english but i think you understand. //Roger and Annci
Welcome back, Marc! What a bombshell! Even when I saw the title of the video, I thought it must be about someone else's trip, but no! It is certainly ambitious and will take some careful planning, but you have plenty of travel experience. The only difference with this trip is charging the bike, which will be easy in the 'western world', but a bit trickier in developing countries. Having said that, it must be remembered that it is more than three years since Ewan and Charlie did their trip and we've all seen the usage of electric cars increase since then. I think many people will be surprised at how many charging stations are springing up all over the world and, of course, you also have the option of charging from domestic power. There are plenty of African countries, for example, investing heavily in charging stations on major routes. Route planning will be important, but don't get sucked into just riding from charging point to charging point. In some places of course you'll have to stick to the highways, but when you find charging stations with shorter distance between them, you'll be able to take some of the minor roads and then rejoin the highway further down the road. By the time you get to the more remote areas, you'll have gained a lot more experience with your bike and you'll know exactly when, where and why to charge up. Until that happens - ATGATT and stay upright!
Wow wow wow!! Fantastic news, bike, trip... awesome! I'll follow for sure and share with friends. Good luck with your travels!
Que bom que está de volta!!! já estava com saudade dos videos.
Amazing Mark! 😀 Let's do it!! Don't forget if you come to Hungary let me know! 🤠
Good luck with the electric motorcycle Marc, Looks Great!!
Hej Marc, nice to see you are back on track. Good luck!
Sounds like an exciting adventure and idea. The thought has crossed my mind as well.
Best of luck and ride safely.
Yes! Endlich mal einer der elektrisch unterwegs ist und sich nicht von den ganzen negativies abschrecken lässt. 🏍🔌⚡️
Yo di la vuelta al mundo con una ebike hace un año, y el silencio y la velocidad correcta para disfrutar de la travesia fue lo maximo. Ahora estoy con mi barco en guna yala y mi motor tambien es electrico ademas de mis velas...disfruta de tu aventura y olvida todo lo demas.
Awesome 🤙🏼
I’m in Ireland 🇮🇪 I hope I see you here wishing you safe riding and travels as always
Love your challenge Marc. Ride safe ✌️👍
Hey Marc! Find ich klasse, dass Deine Mum Dich so unterstützt. Bin zwar geg. den E-Motorrädern sehr skeptisch, lass mich aber gern positiv überraschen. Bin gespannt, was Du erlebst. Bon courage!
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Big THANKS to Marc's Mom, you are the best for making this possible.👍👍👍
You're crazy man, but hey! Great achievements are only within the reach of the bravest, so good luck and strength in this new adventure!
It sounds awesome! I wish you enjoy every charging :)
Hello Marc, super to see you again. No risk - no fun - wishing you good luck with the great electric experience. See you ...👍🏍
Geiler Scheiß, Marc! Wenn das kein Abenteuer wird, was dann? Ich wünsche Dir stets ausreichend Rest-Akkuleistung und eine erfüllende, unfallfreie Reise! Go and live your dream!
Really looking forward to seeing how this pans out and seeing where you go in the U.K.
Hey Mark ! Cool. You will realize what i would like to test : The road trip with an electrical motorcycle.
And you choose Ireland. A country where I have a lot of good memories. Prefer the west cost. Buren and Cliffs of Moher are splendid. I really enjoy Connemara, switch off GPS and try to loose yourself in this place. And jump to Donegal the more authentic part of Ireland. (The Giants Caseway has no interest). And try to meet Irish people there are so frendly.
Two good choices : The destination and the motorcycle !
So have a very nice trip !
Balls of steel dude! I wouldn’t have the patience for an electric bike … I like my time in the saddle too much and couldn’t be arsed with so many charging stops. Anyway, look forward to following you 🤗🏍😎
Wow, this is going to be interesting! So glad you kept the Domi, I still have my '89 too. I look forward to seeing you in Australia! You got this.
Awesome! Let's do this!😎 Hope you have a great journey! Drive safe as always, mate!😉
Well Marc, very good challenge, we will be waiting for each video
I would have guessed anything, but not the Zero SR/F. Marc, may the energy be with you, that is gonna be the adventure of your life! Wish you all the best and I am looking forward how you proceed in this challenge! Machs gut und gute Fahrt, das wird interessant!!! 💪
Awesome can't wait for the series!!
Best of luck. I was considering it for my 60th next year but haven't planned it enough to do. It will be a slower trip, but you will see a lot more.
Definitely following you for it
Thanks man 🤙🏼
I did not expect that😲 wish you all the best 👍🙂