That was great. I too have the motorcycle and photography bug. I'm much older than you. I am 57, sold a pretty large business a long time ago and decided to stop working rather than make more money like my peers -- and instead enjoy the fruits with zero time pressures. I've been to some epic places by plane, but have also ridden across the USA and Europe in some insane cars a few times taking a month at a time. Also crossed the States twice on a BMW R1200GSA -- each time taking a month just to cruise, not specific next stop -- and go to the next with no rules. My wife always meets me in California -- she flies and she is a gem -- no stress from her because she is so supportive of my need for travel after 35 years of a great relationship. She likes travel in doses and never stops me from my next crazy destination. I took a 17,000 km ride through South America this year on my R1200GSA along with a few other guys in a small group. 2019 I'm off to Nepal to hike Everest Base Camp with my wife and then shipping my bike from Miami and hauling off from Northern Europe for a 25,000km ride ending up in Bali. I am half the photographer you are (maybe even less) -- but love walking up to people and asking permission to shoot them -- I do that a lot. Once you get the bug of adventure travel -- your cooked. Even at my age and I have plans long past this year. Thanks for the flick -- that was fun. A lot of your soul is shared and dont lose the desire.
to the 44 miserable souls that disliked this video, 3 words for yous foos....bitter, jealous, sour grapes....Awesome job Tim, inspiring, one day I shall go where you have gone...one day!
My girlfriend and I are planing a raid from Spain to Hong Kong (both on the same bike) can you recommend the African twin or should I go for a bigger bike like BMW R 1250 GS place advise
The best talk I have ever heard on motorcycle travel, you should have been in the movie "Why We Ride" and since you talk so well, try being a speaker on your experience at TED. You are 100% honest on everything you said here. Live Life and Live to RIDE... "Make Life a Ride"
Amazing video, espectacular views, invites you to do the same. Congratulations there is no boundaries when you decide to do something. There other sites in my country Guatemala that are worthy to be filmed. peace.
I once cried a lot inside my helmet out of joy for the very first time !! There is no other feeling like it !! This made my day !!! Thank you upshift !! Tim you are indeed a great inspiration !!
You've never ridden a R1200GS have you? It's not meant to go up a really steep trail primarily used for hiking only. They got special permits to do this video, but bikes typically aren't ridden there for a reason.
Tim, you are also one of the reasons why I start living my dream in 2019. I love your photography, your instagram stories and of course this beautiful movie, which is perfectly recorded, edited and even more inspiring. Keep up the things you want to do and I'm curious to see which adventure your fate will hold for you next. Best regards from Germany, Valle
I smiled as they pulled and pushed the BMW GS up the mountain. Like the Motorcycle was like saying. "I'm not going up there to be Sacrificed to the Volcano. My job is to ride him around the world. Now this guy has some dehydration and dreams of offering me to the mountain. Send a Honda up there get me back down to beer n sausages. "
Just great Tim. Having followed your journey for a long time in instagram and upshift. It was great to hear your thoughts in video. Great photos, just great! Thanks!
Amazing story! It's the one decision that I still haven't had the guts to make. I recently did a 2-week 2000km motor touring on a small 110cc scooter with very limited preparation, but like him, it hooked me with the adventure lifestyle. Now I'm looking for a bigger motorcycle for longer trips 😁😎
Just came across this video. Thanks for reminding me that I'm the one in charge, I'm the one making the rules. Have a good Christmas where ever you are, happy travels man.
hey Tim, saw your slide show in Durango, excellent job. What was the name of the volcano you rode/pushed the bike up? I remember it was Guatemala but that’s it.
I always thought things would be expensive and I wouldn't make enough. But, this is one of those videos which makes me think otherwise and keep exploring new places!
Wow!!! It just is so amazing to be able to live your passions!! I’m from Europe, stuck in Maryland, deeply into photography and love riding my new GS1200. Just need someone to kick my butt and hit the road! Thank you for sharing, all the best for 2019!!
Excellent Tim. I am retired now and I have the time to go on moto trips, except for this virus thing. Oh well, short rides around the PNW to prep for the longer rides. Take care pal and I'll see you on the road!
I've been following Burke since before he took off on his adventure. I remember the announcement on Facebook. How awesome to see how far he's come, and how far he's gone.
This is 🔥. Tim, you’re one of a kind. Look at these comments, people see you - through your photos, this film, and everything you’re sharing with the world about your journey. Wow, just wow. Happy to call you a friend.
Tim- I follow you on Facebook and Instagram. I am blown away by your travels and photos. And this video here is beyond awesome. At the moment I am able to usually take about 30 days around the summer and travel on my motorcycles. I've done it for the past two years. Getting ready to plan another trip in 2019. But what I wanted to say is your photography really inspired me and I have purchased my first DSLR camera and learning. Hope to see you on the road one day! ~Rod
Great inspiration. But I face a slight problem of financial nature for this kind of lifestyle... Im just finishing college and want to travel the world with a sailboat. I live far from the ocean, but in summer i spend few months on a boat racing or sailing as a crew member. But i want to start my bussines. Journalism from the sea. Tourist spots for sailors, travelers... But i do not have the means to start...
Hi Tim I got goose bump after seeing his. You need courage to do this, seriously you broke all rules and set a benchmark. I am from India, Mumbai. I just saw you shot film early morning and which made my day. Hats off to you brother. Keep it up.
Most bike people say "one day I'm going to do a solo motorcycling trip around the world" and never do it. You are living the dream. Life is too short. Congratz
I follow Tim on Instagram and I really like his photos, but this video it's a beautiful "backstage" to really understand what moves him and why. Good job man!
Great film Tim you’re an inspiration, just bought my third GS, the 1250 GSA Exclusive. Follow you on Facebook and Instagram and love you photos. I finished work early, did the Wild Atlantic Way last year, Alps and Massif Central this year, many of your trips are on my bucket list, big world but you only live once. Only 59 so plenty of time left, life is for living..😀
Awesome! Relating to alot of what you shared.. I am 57 and live in northern Thailand.. Love to Ride, but alas a job ( which I'm greatful for, but has a high burn out rate ) and a family that I Love, take more time than I have.... With that being said, I am close to my "little slice of heaven" on earth..... It does not take me alot of money and I do not have to travel far to get there.. I ride my Yamaha 155 NMax, which most people would find strange/funny.. But it gets me through the hills of "mae hong son loop" just fine :) I have done it many times and it's how I get some piece of mind. Since I'm older there is the hotsprings in a couple locations, to stop at to ease my sore back n butt... Although we live a modest life, I can squeeze in my rides. Will do one end of this month. My Wife says go, does not take alot of money ( yeah I would have a bigger bike if I wasn't a family man haha ) and a couple days off work.... But I ain't gonna lie, if I was not a family man, I would be riding on! Enjoy.
What a terrific short doc. I appreciate the honesty and candor of Tim Burke. After following his journey on Instagram it's given me a whole new outlook and purpose for my own journeys and to one day do exactly what he is doing - ride around the world. Keep riding and exploring. We'll live and be inspired vicariously through your journey, for now....
Can´t wait to get home tonight. I´ve decided to divorce my wife and let her take our dog. Sell the house, pay the morgages and buy equipment then head out on the bike for a year or two. That´s what I´ll do. Thanks for this great and inpirational video!
I think Valle, below here, says it even better than I can. Kudos to him, and to you for your dedication, drive, amazing photography and a beautiful bike. Having ridden both the GSA and the XR, I'm leaning towards the latter - but seeing this film of yours I think the Adventure is the natural choice when in a year I venture on my wild journey.
I have been reading all the comments written by people and I am thinking what is left for praising. People (Including me) are going bonkers just by going through your Instagram photos, there are plenty of motivating stories and experiences of people we all read but it's something else to experience it on your own. Few years back a series "Long Way Around" inspired people around the world to get themselves a bike and start riding like they used to do in their younger days. But, you my friend are inspiring us all to how to experience the life and the treasures of this world of ours as we know it. Truly inspiring, great efforts and many happy and safe miles. Keep riding and stay safe. Cheers..
This is absolutely fantastic Tim! Exactly describes why we are riding motorcycles far! Please keep on you are a great inspiration for thousands of people just thinking about their first move!
As a long time rider and dreamer, your film hit a home run with me. Thanks for your time and effort in providing a source if inspiration for us who feel as you do. Next time I’m on my GS, you and your film will be with me. At 70 years old, I’m far from being too old to dream and ride. I hope all your dreams come true as I do for all of us who feel as you do. .Cheers!
My husband and I just finished watching your video. The photo you got at the top of that volcano was simply amazing. We both ride and are heading to Cuba in a month. You articulate very well on what it’s like to travel on motorcycles. I too broke my leg while riding and have just about recovered in full and ready to get back out there. We live in Washington state also. Thanks for all your words of encouragement and experience. “Get out there” my motto.
I already follow you on Instagram, just because you travel and because you take really good photos. But now that I saw this documentary, I just want to say: Thank you
Well done Tim! Great short film! I see you probably owe Justin a beer or two for helping pull and push that bike up the mountain. Hahaha. Though something tells me you guys have shared at least a few beers together on the trip. Great film, and even greater message. All the best!
Wow I found this to be so beautiful and emotional... I started riding 4 years ago I’m 51 now but I want to do this so bad it’s a dream of mine as well thx for sharing ✌🏻🇨🇦
Awesome Tim. Great photos as usual but great insight to this 'moto travel' travel thing we all love and aspire to do more of. All the best this season and coming 2019.
I've been an instagram follower for a long time - but to finally hear you and see you speak has been great. But even better was that you were speaking of what motorcycling has done for you as if the thoughts and words were my own - that was just magic! Keep on keeping on, you're winning this thing called life in a major way! Safe travels.
People are mostly the choices they made. Every single person has one or more fantasies or dreams whatsoever but most of them are not mentaly strong enough to catch them up. Eveyone needs to get a life and in order to do so they need a motivation. Tim i'm more than sure that a lots of people will be motivated by you to follow their heart or instict for living. For those who's dreaming a long road or life trip, you re'not only a motivation but a huge inspiration too by all means. Wishing you hapiness, health and wellness as well as the best of luck for every exam of life. May you get success in each step and every path. Andreas from Greece.
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That was great. I too have the motorcycle and photography bug. I'm much older than you. I am 57, sold a pretty large business a long time ago and decided to stop working rather than make more money like my peers -- and instead enjoy the fruits with zero time pressures. I've been to some epic places by plane, but have also ridden across the USA and Europe in some insane cars a few times taking a month at a time. Also crossed the States twice on a BMW R1200GSA -- each time taking a month just to cruise, not specific next stop -- and go to the next with no rules. My wife always meets me in California -- she flies and she is a gem -- no stress from her because she is so supportive of my need for travel after 35 years of a great relationship. She likes travel in doses and never stops me from my next crazy destination. I took a 17,000 km ride through South America this year on my R1200GSA along with a few other guys in a small group. 2019 I'm off to Nepal to hike Everest Base Camp with my wife and then shipping my bike from Miami and hauling off from Northern Europe for a 25,000km ride ending up in Bali. I am half the photographer you are (maybe even less) -- but love walking up to people and asking permission to shoot them -- I do that a lot. Once you get the bug of adventure travel -- your cooked. Even at my age and I have plans long past this year. Thanks for the flick -- that was fun. A lot of your soul is shared and dont lose the desire.
Cold Gecko 🤙
Yes, it's true. Let's go to enjoy the life
Thank you so much for your kind words and sharing your story! Safe travels in the future my friend
How an amazing lifestyle ! 👍 See you in Bali next time 🙏
@@unclej8022 I hope to make it to Bali someday!
im from morocco, and this is my dream too. atm i cant afford a proper adventure motorbike :'( but i have some pretty unique plans :D
to the 44 miserable souls that disliked this video, 3 words for yous foos....bitter, jealous, sour grapes....Awesome job Tim, inspiring, one day I shall go where you have gone...one day!
hahaha! Thanks so much!
There will always be those miserable souls that can't appreciate anything.
So Lovely and inspiring video.😍🔥
My girlfriend and I are planing a raid from Spain to Hong Kong (both on
the same bike) can you recommend the African twin or should I go for a
bigger bike like BMW R 1250 GS place advise
The best talk I have ever heard on motorcycle travel, you should have been in the movie "Why We Ride" and since you talk so well, try being a speaker on your experience at TED. You are 100% honest on everything you said here. Live Life and Live to RIDE... "Make Life a Ride"
That means a lot to me. Thank you!
Glad to know this part of your story. I just knew your Instagram account. Thanks for sharing, it's a great video and a great motivation
Awesome. Thank you very much to share your emotion with us. I enjoyed every single frame.
Let me know if you come to Thailand.
Happy New Year.
Thanks for the inspiration Bro..! Question... Which service did you use to get to Europe?
Amazing video, espectacular views, invites you to do the same. Congratulations there is no boundaries when you decide to do something. There other sites in my country Guatemala that are worthy to be filmed. peace.
I once cried a lot inside my helmet out of joy for the very first time !! There is no other feeling like it !! This made my day !!! Thank you upshift !! Tim you are indeed a great inspiration !!
This is so cool to hear! Thank you!
The same thing happened to me.
The production value on this is amazing. Well done
wait but he needed help getting the bike up there?
You've never ridden a R1200GS have you? It's not meant to go up a really steep trail primarily used for hiking only. They got special permits to do this video, but bikes typically aren't ridden there for a reason.
Tim, you are also one of the reasons why I start living my dream in 2019. I love your photography, your instagram stories and of course this beautiful movie, which is perfectly recorded, edited and even more inspiring. Keep up the things you want to do and I'm curious to see which adventure your fate will hold for you next. Best regards from Germany, Valle
Valle, this is so cool to hear. It's the best kind of compliment that one can receive. I certainly hope that our paths cross one day.
TimBurkePhoto This would be awesome and I hope we will meet one day. 🤘🏻
You are both inspiring. You live the dream that others do not dare to live! Your stories are unique! It's nice to let motorcyclists participate. (ARo)
@@BikerfreundeOsthessen Thanks so much!
Wow, what an awesome video. Fairplay to you. I'm going to be following you on here and on the Gram now.
Thanks so much for your support!
This is an amazing video, with a powerful message. Thank you Upshift and thank you Tim Burke.
We're so glad you liked it!
Surely this is one the best influential travel videos out there... Highly appreciable work brother..keep traveling to the far ends of the world 👌👌👌👌
Thank you for the kind words!
I smiled as they pulled and pushed the BMW GS up the mountain. Like the Motorcycle was like saying. "I'm not going up there to be Sacrificed to the Volcano. My job is to ride him around the world. Now this guy has some dehydration and dreams of offering me to the mountain. Send a Honda up there get me back down to beer n sausages. "
Bhahaha... that's funny!
Great pic
Thank you!
This! This is life!!
It's my favorite way to live it
Just great Tim. Having followed your journey for a long time in instagram and upshift. It was great to hear your thoughts in video. Great photos, just great! Thanks!
Amazing story! It's the one decision that I still haven't had the guts to make. I recently did a 2-week 2000km motor touring on a small 110cc scooter with very limited preparation, but like him, it hooked me with the adventure lifestyle. Now I'm looking for a bigger motorcycle for longer trips 😁😎
Just came across this video. Thanks for reminding me that I'm the one in charge, I'm the one making the rules. Have a good Christmas where ever you are, happy travels man.
That's right. Good luck Jim and safe travels
Tim. You are a motivation for me mate. This very video will play a great part in my quest towards a better me in 2019. Thank you. Love from India
Amazing journey... love it !!
hey Tim, saw your slide show in Durango, excellent job. What was the name of the volcano you rode/pushed the bike up? I remember it was Guatemala but that’s it.
awcharnock it’s in the title of this video actually.
Brandon Glanville , I’m an idiot
@@awcharnock Hahaha I appreciate you coming out to MotoCafe Durango! That was a fun night!
My favorite saying to my coworker motorcycle friends who work too much is "there is 7 days in a week and someday is not one of them". Great vid
That's right!
oh yeah and awesome photos man.. I too was a photographer and it became a job... but now, hopefully I'll make it a hobby again...!!!
Beautiful film! My first bike was a YZ100! Stunning photo! 👏🏻
I always thought things would be expensive and I wouldn't make enough. But, this is one of those videos which makes me think otherwise and keep exploring new places!
Very inspiring....but how much does that land barge weigh? Lol
Wow!!! It just is so amazing to be able to live your passions!! I’m from Europe, stuck in Maryland, deeply into photography and love riding my new GS1200. Just need someone to kick my butt and hit the road! Thank you for sharing, all the best for 2019!!
Safe travels!
Amazing🙄Living at 1000 % is the best way to enjoy life👍 thenk you for the most powerful motivation👏👏👏👏👍
Excellent Tim. I am retired now and I have the time to go on moto trips, except for this virus thing. Oh well, short rides around the PNW to prep for the longer rides. Take care pal and I'll see you on the road!
everything you said about job worries, family, is exactly me.
Small steps!
thanks
You're welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Tim, beautifully filmed and edited. Your outlook on life is awesome. Keep on riding!
I've been following Burke since before he took off on his adventure. I remember the announcement on Facebook. How awesome to see how far he's come, and how far he's gone.
This is 🔥. Tim, you’re one of a kind. Look at these comments, people see you - through your photos, this film, and everything you’re sharing with the world about your journey. Wow, just wow. Happy to call you a friend.
Thanks so much guys! Looking forward to getting down to White Salmon soon to visit!
I almost cried. I'm proud of you. your insta stories are awesome. Thanks!!
And i know you were some time in the Czech Republic.
Thank you so much!
Tim- I follow you on Facebook and Instagram. I am blown away by your travels and photos. And this video here is beyond awesome. At the moment I am able to usually take about 30 days around the summer and travel on my motorcycles. I've done it for the past two years. Getting ready to plan another trip in 2019. But what I wanted to say is your photography really inspired me and I have purchased my first DSLR camera and learning. Hope to see you on the road one day! ~Rod
I love hearing this kind of news! Take photos or it never happened!
Great inspiration. But I face a slight problem of financial nature for this kind of lifestyle... Im just finishing college and want to travel the world with a sailboat. I live far from the ocean, but in summer i spend few months on a boat racing or sailing as a crew member. But i want to start my bussines. Journalism from the sea. Tourist spots for sailors, travelers... But i do not have the means to start...
You are very young and if you are persistent and disciplined, you can make it happen. It just takes a lot of work. It doesn't just happen for anyone.
Hi Tim I got goose bump after seeing his. You need courage to do this, seriously you broke all rules and set a benchmark. I am from India, Mumbai. I just saw you shot film early morning and which made my day. Hats off to you brother. Keep it up.
Im so glad you liked it!
Most bike people say "one day I'm going to do a solo motorcycling trip around the world" and never do it. You are living the dream. Life is too short. Congratz
Getting started is the hardest part... From there, it's easy! Thanks for your support!
True words man, freedom is everything; riding a motorcycle is exactly that; greetings from Mexico !!!
Very good ..one word is enough
wow, way to commit. It must have been a real adventure.
It's been fun!
Love this video, the narrative and the cinematography is top notch without the usual hipster bullshit. Safe travels Tim.
I'm far from hipster.. so thank you! hahah!
Thanks men!!!
in an era of millions of travel and motorbike videos, this is a good one!
That means a lot! Thank you!
I follow Tim on Instagram and I really like his photos, but this video it's a beautiful "backstage" to really understand what moves him and why. Good job man!
Thank you so much Lorenzo!
Thanks for reaching out!
@@UPSHIFT_ONLINE I love photography and I ride an adventure bike, so this video for me is an absolute masterpiece!
Best explanation of what it's like to take off and the freedom of motorcycle travel I've ever heard. Enjoy!!
Thank you!
Forget Euan and Charlie, let’s see more from Tim. What a great wee film. Well done.
Haha! I'd love to have a full support team, maintenance trucks, and a video crew all the time! Until then, it's just me and my camera!
This is Awesome!! Good Job on movie !! and Tim, you are the man!!
Thanks so much!
Awesome!!!
I'm so glad you liked it!
Hi Tim. You should go to huehuetenango, Guatemala... trust me, you'll love it...
I want to do the same, travel world on 2 wheels. But can't. I'm poor. Like if you are too!!
L
Glad this showed up on my recommendation
Thank you for watching!
Your words moved me to follow my dream..
Love from India
Thanks for the comment. Hope you are able to get out there and ride the world.
Great film Tim you’re an inspiration, just bought my third GS, the 1250 GSA Exclusive. Follow you on Facebook and Instagram and love you photos. I finished work early, did the Wild Atlantic Way last year, Alps and Massif Central this year, many of your trips are on my bucket list, big world but you only live once. Only 59 so plenty of time left, life is for living..😀
Thanks for the comment. Glad the video was inspiring. Keep riding.
Well said, sir! Well said.
Thank you Chris
Your video has inspired me! My dream bike is aBMW Adventure !
Thank you Dre! The make of the motorcycle isn't too important. What's important is that you find a bike that works well! Good luck!
your words are so powerful positive not for only ride on bike but to live a life and stay happy.......
Thank you for watching Swapnil!
Thanks so much for your kind words!
Motorcycles make u feel one with ur surroundings..well said..safe travels man!
Thank you, you too!
Thx now have to do it.. still time all from zero but have to do it ... at least enjoy it till it last thanks
I put on my motorcycle jacket about half way through this video
Hahaha! Mission accomplished
Awesome! Relating to alot of what you shared.. I am 57 and live in northern Thailand.. Love to Ride, but alas a job ( which I'm greatful for, but has a high burn out rate ) and a family that I Love, take more time than I have....
With that being said, I am close to my "little slice of heaven" on earth.....
It does not take me alot of money and I do not have to travel far to get there.. I ride my Yamaha 155 NMax, which most people would find strange/funny.. But it gets me through the hills of "mae hong son loop" just fine :) I have done it many times and it's how I get some piece of mind.
Since I'm older there is the hotsprings in a couple locations, to stop at to ease my sore back n butt...
Although we live a modest life, I can squeeze in my rides. Will do one end of this month. My Wife says go, does not take alot of money ( yeah I would have a bigger bike if I wasn't a family man haha ) and a couple days off work....
But I ain't gonna lie, if I was not a family man, I would be riding on!
Enjoy.
We all have our different priorities! I'm glad that you have found a balance!
What a terrific short doc. I appreciate the honesty and candor of Tim Burke. After following his journey on Instagram it's given me a whole new outlook and purpose for my own journeys and to one day do exactly what he is doing - ride around the world. Keep riding and exploring. We'll live and be inspired vicariously through your journey, for now....
I really appreciate your kind words and support Mike!
Can´t wait to get home tonight. I´ve decided to divorce my wife and let her take our dog. Sell the house, pay the morgages and buy equipment then head out on the bike for a year or two. That´s what I´ll do. Thanks for this great and inpirational video!
Please don't mention my name.... Hahah!!! Let me know once you're on the road
TimBurkePhoto haha! This was obviously not the hole truth, but at least semi-subconciously accurate.
Mr.Tim you are "THE INSPIRATION".
Thanks so much!
Wonderful Tim! It's like being there with you!
Thank you!
I think Valle, below here, says it even better than I can. Kudos to him, and to you for your dedication, drive, amazing photography and a beautiful bike. Having ridden both the GSA and the XR, I'm leaning towards the latter - but seeing this film of yours I think the Adventure is the natural choice when in a year I venture on my wild journey.
I don't think the brand of the motorcycle matter but how you use it! Good luck either way! thank you for your support
I have been reading all the comments written by people and I am thinking what is left for praising. People (Including me) are going bonkers just by going through your Instagram photos, there are plenty of motivating stories and experiences of people we all read but it's something else to experience it on your own. Few years back a series "Long Way Around" inspired people around the world to get themselves a bike and start riding like they used to do in their younger days. But, you my friend are inspiring us all to how to experience the life and the treasures of this world of ours as we know it. Truly inspiring, great efforts and many happy and safe miles. Keep riding and stay safe. Cheers..
Well your words mean a lot to me! Thank you!
Glide higher...
Thank you!
what is the Tim Burke own channel name ? please
He doesn't have a UA-cam channel of his own yet.
Amazing work... Love It. Can I use your picture from the volcano as wallpaper?? where I can find it?
It is on my Instagram and my facebook in medium resolution
Great job
I loved everything about this short film. Thanks so much for creating and sharing. Best
Appreciate the kind words!
This is absolutely fantastic Tim! Exactly describes why we are riding motorcycles far! Please keep on you are a great inspiration for thousands of people just thinking about their first move!
Thank you so much!
As a long time rider and dreamer, your film hit a home run with me. Thanks for your time and effort in providing a source if inspiration for us who feel as you do. Next time I’m on my GS, you and your film will be with me. At 70 years old, I’m far from being too old to dream and ride. I hope all your dreams come true as I do for all of us who feel as you do. .Cheers!
Kent - Thanks so much for your kind words. I'm so glad you enjoyed it
Bro, the entire video is awesome and the experience what you shared is very much promising and appreciated. Love to see more videos of your's
Thanks so much!
Had to watch video twice to fully digest the message coming out of it, yet the time wasn't wasted
That's really cool to hear! Glad you enjoyed it!
Appreciate the comment and time spent.
great video mate, its truely inspiring
It was a lot of fun! Thank you Arif!
@@timburkephoto830 I cant stop watching this video man , Its so addictive and your narration is just so so good ,
My husband and I just finished watching your video. The photo you got at the top of that volcano was simply amazing. We both ride and are heading to Cuba in a month. You articulate very well on what it’s like to travel on motorcycles. I too broke my leg while riding and have just about recovered in full and ready to get back out there. We live in Washington state also. Thanks for all your words of encouragement and experience. “Get out there” my motto.
Thanks so much Destini!
Glad to hear you are on the mend Destini.
Great messages and mindset regarding travel, thanks Chapin Films!
They did a great job!
Thanks!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
keep going that is so cool to do i hope some day i would do the same its a gole that am going to achi difintly
Inspired...........🤙🇨🇦........I'm going.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
I already follow you on Instagram, just because you travel and because you take really good photos. But now that I saw this documentary, I just want to say: Thank you
I really appreciate your support!
Well done Tim! Great short film! I see you probably owe Justin a beer or two for helping pull and push that bike up the mountain. Hahaha. Though something tells me you guys have shared at least a few beers together on the trip. Great film, and even greater message. All the best!
Pretty sure Justin would tell you I owe him 50 beers! Thanks for your friendship, Nathan. Look forward to when we meet again
Wow I found this to be so beautiful and emotional... I started riding 4 years ago I’m 51 now but I want to do this so bad it’s a dream of mine as well thx for sharing ✌🏻🇨🇦
Great story and amazing job with the Cinematography!
Thanks Jon!
Great photo!
Thanks so much!
That piano opening mixed with the engine's sound! WOW
By the way...someone knows the name of that track?
Check with @chapinfilms they might know!
@@timburkephoto830 Thanks!!
Awesome Tim. Great photos as usual but great insight to this 'moto travel' travel thing we all love and aspire to do more of. All the best this season and coming 2019.
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Man... what a story! Thanks! 😉✌️
Thank you, we appreciate the comment.
I've been an instagram follower for a long time - but to finally hear you and see you speak has been great. But even better was that you were speaking of what motorcycling has done for you as if the thoughts and words were my own - that was just magic! Keep on keeping on, you're winning this thing called life in a major way! Safe travels.
Thank you so much for your support!
Beautiful history and very motivational! I like it.
Congratulations
Travel in motorcycle changed my life.
Thank you so much!
People are mostly the choices they made. Every single person has one or more fantasies or dreams whatsoever but most of them are not mentaly strong enough to catch them up. Eveyone needs to get a life and in order to do so they need a motivation. Tim i'm more than sure that a lots of people will be motivated by you to follow their heart or instict for living. For those who's dreaming a long road or life trip, you
re'not only a motivation but a huge inspiration too by all means. Wishing you hapiness, health and wellness as well as the best of luck for every exam of life. May you get success in each step and every path. Andreas from Greece.
Thanks for your words and your support Andreas!
Amazing!!!
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it!
I love how Tim inspires with his encouragement to do even small adventures now because tomorrow isn't guaranteed! Ride on Tim!
Thanks Dave!
Great video and pictures, Tim said it perfect..."tomorrow isn't guaranteed".
Cheers, Steven. Thank you for your compliments