Agree. If today social media shuts down, 95% of these new riders will stop. For a lot of us who have been riding much before social media came in, travelling was about travelling and enjoying and not about posting content on social media. But majority in today travel to create content and not to enjoy travelling by itself.
Best advice I have heard in a long time “You should work to change your life for better, instead of waiting your motorcycle trips to do it for you” Thanks
I’ve ridden bikes since I was ten years old I’m 67 now and still ride. It’s hard to explain but I’m at peace while riding. I don’t need to share it with the world.
I love to travel with motorcycle. And i love to take photo and video along the journey and destination. And the bad thing,i'm hardly to post in the social media.and make some of my friend didnt trust when i tell them about the place i visited, until i show to the photo in my phone gallery,hahaha😂. But someday,i will post it in the social media.to be as a memory of mine.
ive been an instructor since 1999, i started instructing in the forces then when I left I trained from starters to racing on tracks and enduro, I watch you here and yeah still learn no matter what as different tyres different bikes etc etc I'm not saying I agree with all bite always nice to listen and learn....
Very wise comments Pavlin, I first started long distance travelling long before internet was rolled out nevermind social media. I still don’t have any social media accounts except UA-cam, I don’t know if that is a good thing or not, but I am not influenced by anyone and never will. Like I tell everyone I talk to just be yourself,
Thank you, Pavkiv, for your wisdom and effort in making these videos. My only long distance motorcycle road trip was in 2021 from Phoenix, Arizona to southern Minnesota to see my sister who turned 75 that year. I’ve been riding motorcycles since 1978 and have always wanted to go on a trip like this. Finally, just after I purchased my 2020 Harley-Davidson Road Glide Limited motorcycle, my wife suggested I go on this lifelong dream. I was prepared for everything except the wind, which proved to be very difficult to ride in day after day. Sometimes, the sheer force from 50 MPH wind gusts was enough to scare me. Others than this, the trip was excellent.
I'm old, but new to this. First adventure planned in September. France to Scotland. No Gopro, just our phones for nav and photos. Excited yet apprehensive....
For me, what ED MARCH did with his absolutely enjoyable unique way of motorcycle travelling proves the esence of Motorcycle Travelling itself: enjoy riding and don't give a S*&^t about what people say or comment. As you said this social media transforms and creates human behavior on a different reality. At the end, the personal experience will be remembered or NOT, the one who travels just for likes will remember nothig at the end of the day. It's like in nowadays concerts where 99% of the audience is filming with the mobile phone and not enjoying the actual concert. Great topic as usual, Greetings from beautiful Romania !
This is strait forward and to the point. This. The final comments of it not changing his life's routine is key, but live live live! Thank you for this sir
Before you set off keave everything as you would like to find it when you return. It's like making your bed and tidying your room in the morning. Agree completely with your analysis. Ride safe 👍
Thank you. Wise advise from an experienced rider. I ride because I like to travel submerged in the local environment. Only motorcycles and bicycles and horses do this. Bicycles require and provide superb physical condition and this reward makes cycles hard to beat. Horses carry you and are lovely but you have to work your life to keep them well. Motorcycles are a lovely machine and provide greater range but require great concentration. No place for mistakes here.
I have agreed with you totally since I acquired my first motorcycle 2017 to commute to work but I have come to love it untill of lately I found my self upgrading for better motorcycle which I have been moving to different places here in Kenya 🇰🇪 which I prefer more than moving with vehicle. I really love your lessons I have learned a lot from you .🙏🙏🙏
The benefit of riders posting on social media, provide many of us an insight to places that most are not able to get to. I get emense pleasure from such, yet also learn from their riding skills and situations that they sometimes get into. There are number of people that do produce greatdocumentories and tutorials ( Pavlo is one of the channels that watch with prequency) whom provide good advice, tips and share their knowledge to many od us newbies. Yes at 60 yrs, I still consider myself as a newbie. lots to learn, see and experience. Ride for the pleasure it gives you, not the purpose. It's not all about money or becomming "famous".
make sure your mental health is spot on.from experience i can tell youi if its not the journey could possibly be hell and difficult to manage.i survived and learnt a big lesson.
I totally agree, I was once just traveling with my motorcycles six months ago, I have discovered that I can combine making money while traveling on motorcycle. Anything is possible! We all just have to see it in different perspective. I wish you well Pavlin. Thank you for this video.
Talking about social medias, people who were born in the 70's or 80's have a big advantage: they grew up before the "digital era". So they (or most of them) can tell exactly where the real world stops and where the fake universe begins. Kids today live in very messed up social environment with all the consequences.
I would love to have tome to travel on my motorcycle. Unfortunately i cornered myself into a life that leaves me no time for that. I do draw a lots of purpose and happines from the life that i have chosen, but, maybe one day i will be able to do at least one week vacation traveling on my motorcycle. Thank you for video!
I am in the same situation but as I approach the age my father died I'm acutely aware that "one day" may not come. So I am putting a definite plan in place to make it happen. Failing my first A license test at the age of 58 is just a speed bump on my travels!
Hey Pavel, i have a question, can you set up a tent in a public forest in Bulgaria, we are 2 motorcycles coming from Romania and would like to go camping in the Veliko Tarnovo area. Any advise for us please?
Back to the future!!!! In 1999 you were riding a bike from 2009....interesting. Do I get a free sticker being the first to spot the deliberate mistake? My reason for travel is to learn about other people, the cultures and customs, I am addicted to new horizons. I went to 13 schools when my father moved, 2 technical colleges to do my engineering, traveled whenever I had a little money, I have traveled in 70+ countries and am now living in my 6th country. Good video mate.
I have been riding motorcycles since 1988, and I started traveling around the world, like a normal tourist in 1999, traveling with a motorcycle in 2009. I hope that it is clear now.
That is so true with the first one and second, . There are many many times where I rarely take pictures or video. I'm doing it for myself. I'm a curious person and I like to find out about people and places. What I've learned about riding motorcycles for 37 years. It doesn't matter where you go, in what country, what tribe. We are all basically the same. One thing I'm very sure you have some across before. Let me give you an example. When I rode around Burma. So many people ok mostly Americans, we're saying don't go to Shan State. Now Shan State has had a civil war going on since 1948. What I discovered was a group of very lovely people and spending a night in a bar with a group of rebel soldiers drinking, eating, smoking/ I could not speak Burmese they could not speak English. But, we ended up having a good time. the time I have traveled to places that some might consider dangerous. From my experience if you know a few phrases in the local language like; Where can I get a drink?, Where can I buy cigarettes? Where can I find petrol?. And do everything with a smile. It's amazing at how welcoming people can be. That night was fun because we ended up teaching each other bad words in our respective language.
Agree. And actually I would be too lazy to arrive in a hotel or even a tent after a full day's ride and start editing videos. Nevertheless I like to see motorcyclist experiencing adventures in other territories than I have travelled to and so I am "cheating" by subscribing to channels like yours and being entertained while having a glass of beer. Thanks for the video.
I have been riding motorcycles since 1988, and I started traveling around the world, like a normal tourist in 1999, traveling with a motorcycle in 2009.
that Bulgarian saying of not going into the forest until you are ready to fight the bears must be why you often talking about the need for preparation.
I have been riding motorcycles since 1988, and I started traveling around the world, like a normal tourist in 1999, traveling with a motorcycle in 2009.
@@motorcycleadventures Thanks for clarifying. I don't doubt your experience. It is evident from what you show in your videos. I just got confused with the statements on this last one. Cheers.
I never doubted for a second that Pavlin didn't have a time machine behind one of those red doors so he could ride a 2009 bike in 1999. I mean really, just listen to the guy.
I have been riding motorcycles since 1988, and I started traveling around the world, like a normal tourist in 1999, traveling with a motorcycle in 2009. I hope that it is clear now!
I have been riding motorcycles since 1988, and I started traveling around the world, like a normal tourist in 1999, traveling with a motorcycle in 2009.
I don`t think that 95 % of the riders do it because of social media. I think, that the riders who show up on social media are a minority of total riders. I think most riders simply prefer the agility of a bike to the heaviness of a car.
It was not a click bait at all. You are just hating because you didn't understood the video and the point he was trying to make. And btw yeh, please do so. Move on! Don't come back 😂
Agree. If today social media shuts down, 95% of these new riders will stop. For a lot of us who have been riding much before social media came in, travelling was about travelling and enjoying and not about posting content on social media. But majority in today travel to create content and not to enjoy travelling by itself.
Well...it is what it is! Thanks for taking the time!
people dont value their privacy anymore.what they dont realise is that most of the stuff they post is dead boring.van dwellers are the worst
Best advice I have heard in a long time
“You should work to change your life for better, instead of waiting your motorcycle trips to do it for you”
Thanks
Good!
I’ve ridden bikes since I was ten years old I’m 67 now and still ride. It’s hard to explain but I’m at peace while riding. I don’t need to share it with the world.
Good!
Truth . Wise man.
Good!
Wise words.
Good!
He started traveling around the world, like a normal Tourist in 1999, traveling with a Motorcycle in 2009. I hope that it is clear now
Exactly!
@@motorcycleadventures 🤣👍 You got me worried there. It's all clear now.
Disappointed to learn Pavlin is not a time-traveller as well
I love to travel with motorcycle. And i love to take photo and video along the journey and destination. And the bad thing,i'm hardly to post in the social media.and make some of my friend didnt trust when i tell them about the place i visited, until i show to the photo in my phone gallery,hahaha😂.
But someday,i will post it in the social media.to be as a memory of mine.
Thanks for sharing!
ive been an instructor since 1999, i started instructing in the forces then when I left I trained from starters to racing on tracks and enduro, I watch you here and yeah still learn no matter what as different tyres different bikes etc etc I'm not saying I agree with all bite always nice to listen and learn....
Thanks, man!
Very wise comments Pavlin, I first started long distance travelling long before internet was rolled out nevermind social media. I still don’t have any social media accounts except UA-cam, I don’t know if that is a good thing or not, but I am not influenced by anyone and never will. Like I tell everyone I talk to just be yourself,
Thanks for sharing, Pete!
Thank you, Pavkiv, for your wisdom and effort in making these videos.
My only long distance motorcycle road trip was in 2021 from Phoenix, Arizona to southern Minnesota to see my sister who turned 75 that year.
I’ve been riding motorcycles since 1978 and have always wanted to go on a trip like this. Finally, just after I purchased my 2020 Harley-Davidson Road Glide Limited motorcycle, my wife suggested I go on this lifelong dream.
I was prepared for everything except the wind, which proved to be very difficult to ride in day after day. Sometimes, the sheer force from 50 MPH wind gusts was enough to scare me. Others than this, the trip was excellent.
Thanks for sharing, man!
I'm old, but new to this. First adventure planned in September. France to Scotland. No Gopro, just our phones for nav and photos. Excited yet apprehensive....
For me, what ED MARCH did with his absolutely enjoyable unique way of motorcycle travelling proves the esence of Motorcycle Travelling itself: enjoy riding and don't give a S*&^t about what people say or comment. As you said this social media transforms and creates human behavior on a different reality. At the end, the personal experience will be remembered or NOT, the one who travels just for likes will remember nothig at the end of the day. It's like in nowadays concerts where 99% of the audience is filming with the mobile phone and not enjoying the actual concert. Great topic as usual, Greetings from beautiful Romania !
Thanks for taking the time, Arthur!
This is strait forward and to the point. This. The final comments of it not changing his life's routine is key, but live live live! Thank you for this sir
Any time!
Great subject! You are spot on !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Before you set off keave everything as you would like to find it when you return.
It's like making your bed and tidying your room in the morning.
Agree completely with your analysis.
Ride safe 👍
Absolutely!
Ride to enjoy the ride komrads!
Good!
Thank you. Wise advise from an experienced rider. I ride because I like to travel submerged in the local environment. Only motorcycles and bicycles and horses do this. Bicycles require and provide superb physical condition and this reward makes cycles hard to beat. Horses carry you and are lovely but you have to work your life to keep them well. Motorcycles are a lovely machine and provide greater range but require great concentration. No place for mistakes here.
Well said!
I have agreed with you totally since I acquired my first motorcycle 2017 to commute to work but I have come to love it untill of lately I found my self upgrading for better motorcycle which I have been moving to different places here in Kenya 🇰🇪 which I prefer more than moving with vehicle. I really love your lessons I have learned a lot from you .🙏🙏🙏
Glad to help!
The benefit of riders posting on social media, provide many of us an insight to places that most are not able to get to. I get emense pleasure from such, yet also learn from their riding skills and situations that they sometimes get into. There are number of people that do produce greatdocumentories and tutorials ( Pavlo is one of the channels that watch with prequency) whom provide good advice, tips and share their knowledge to many od us newbies. Yes at 60 yrs, I still consider myself as a newbie. lots to learn, see and experience. Ride for the pleasure it gives you, not the purpose. It's not all about money or becomming "famous".
There a re pros always, that's why is so easy to get addicted! Thanks for the good words!
Travel for yourself, for your happiness and to educate yourself, not for fame and people
Agree!
make sure your mental health is spot on.from experience i can tell youi if its not the journey could possibly be hell and difficult to manage.i survived and learnt a big lesson.
Thanks for sharing!
I totally agree, I was once just traveling with my motorcycles six months ago, I have discovered that I can combine making money while traveling on motorcycle. Anything is possible! We all just have to see it in different perspective. I wish you well Pavlin. Thank you for this video.
Thanks for sharing!
Talking about social medias, people who were born in the 70's or 80's have a big advantage: they grew up before the "digital era". So they (or most of them) can tell exactly where the real world stops and where the fake universe begins. Kids today live in very messed up social environment with all the consequences.
True! I am born in 1974
I would love to have tome to travel on my motorcycle. Unfortunately i cornered myself into a life that leaves me no time for that. I do draw a lots of purpose and happines from the life that i have chosen, but, maybe one day i will be able to do at least one week vacation traveling on my motorcycle.
Thank you for video!
Thanks for sharing!
I am in the same situation but as I approach the age my father died I'm acutely aware that "one day" may not come. So I am putting a definite plan in place to make it happen. Failing my first A license test at the age of 58 is just a speed bump on my travels!
You are a wise man, Pavlin 😊
Thanks, man!
I can't comment on all the points, but at least from what I have experienced myself, I know that you are right again.
Thanks, man!
Hey Pavel, i have a question, can you set up a tent in a public forest in Bulgaria, we are 2 motorcycles coming from Romania and would like to go camping in the Veliko Tarnovo area. Any advise for us please?
Yes
You are absolutely reason Pavlin!Experience makes the diference..
Thanks, man!
Back to the future!!!! In 1999 you were riding a bike from 2009....interesting. Do I get a free sticker being the first to spot the deliberate mistake? My reason for travel is to learn about other people, the cultures and customs, I am addicted to new horizons. I went to 13 schools when my father moved, 2 technical colleges to do my engineering, traveled whenever I had a little money, I have traveled in 70+ countries and am now living in my 6th country. Good video mate.
I have been riding motorcycles since 1988, and I started traveling around the world, like a normal tourist in 1999, traveling with a motorcycle in 2009. I hope that it is clear now.
@@motorcycleadventures Just kidding mate, your phraseology. Do you know any Bulgarian jokes???
Many!
wise words, thank you !
Any time!
3 points is about Me 😱! No good no good !!!! it’s time to change something in my life or it’s too late ⌛️
Thanks for sharing!
That is so true with the first one and second, . There are many many times where I rarely take pictures or video. I'm doing it for myself. I'm a curious person and I like to find out about people and places. What I've learned about riding motorcycles for 37 years. It doesn't matter where you go, in what country, what tribe. We are all basically the same.
One thing I'm very sure you have some across before. Let me give you an example. When I rode around Burma. So many people ok mostly Americans, we're saying don't go to Shan State. Now Shan State has had a civil war going on since 1948. What I discovered was a group of very lovely people and spending a night in a bar with a group of rebel soldiers drinking, eating, smoking/ I could not speak Burmese they could not speak English. But, we ended up having a good time. the time I have traveled to places that some might consider dangerous. From my experience if you know a few phrases in the local language like; Where can I get a drink?, Where can I buy cigarettes? Where can I find petrol?. And do everything with a smile. It's amazing at how welcoming people can be. That night was fun because we ended up teaching each other bad words in our respective language.
Thanks for sharing!
Agree. And actually I would be too lazy to arrive in a hotel or even a tent after a full day's ride and start editing videos. Nevertheless I like to see motorcyclist experiencing adventures in other territories than I have travelled to and so I am "cheating" by subscribing to channels like yours and being entertained while having a glass of beer. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for sharing!
Agree is much. I used a 35mm camera and now a SLR digital camera. I like to stop and do still photography. Not a social media fan.
Good, thanks for sharing!
Excellent episode! Thank you!!
Any time!
Good video. I think you're right on the money.
Unrelated question... Which saint is in that icon on your wall? Thanks!
St Nicholas: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Nicholas
To Maintain the Position, one has to be consistent.
Otherwise Gone with the Wind.
True!
I’m fresh father , and I want to know how did you combine family with motorcycle traveling?:))
motorcycle +sidecar?
That
I didn't! Motorcycle riding is an egoistic hobby unless you travel with your wife.
@@motorcycleadventures 😂
😂 time travel is out of my reach. Where did you get a flux capacator?
I have been riding motorcycles since 1988, and I started traveling around the world, like a normal tourist in 1999, traveling with a motorcycle in 2009.
Good pavlin
Thanks for taking the time!
Concordo plenamente contigo
Good!
that Bulgarian saying of not going into the forest until you are ready to fight the bears must be why you often talking about the need for preparation.
True!
❤️👍❤️
Is that egg cartons on the wall? 😄
Yes, help a lot with acoustics.
@@motorcycleadventures as drummer I recommend foam as the egg cartons do very little. I tried egg cartons and they were crap. lol
imagine if southeast Asia made a post every time they traveled on a motorbike...
The will jam the internet!
You probably mixed the years: "Started traveling around the world in 1999 with a motorcycle from 2009?".
I have been riding motorcycles since 1988, and I started traveling around the world, like a normal tourist in 1999, traveling with a motorcycle in 2009.
@@motorcycleadventures Thanks for clarifying. I don't doubt your experience. It is evident from what you show in your videos. I just got confused with the statements on this last one. Cheers.
No worries!
👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for watching!
I never doubted for a second that Pavlin didn't have a time machine behind one of those red doors so he could ride a 2009 bike in 1999. I mean really, just listen to the guy.
I have been riding motorcycles since 1988, and I started traveling around the world, like a normal tourist in 1999, traveling with a motorcycle in 2009. I hope that it is clear now!
Sorry. Weak attempt at humor.
How do you travel in 1999 on a 2009 bike???? Future bike !!!???
I have been riding motorcycles since 1988, and I started traveling around the world, like a normal tourist in 1999, traveling with a motorcycle in 2009.
did he say he started to travel in 1999 on a bike from 2009? wow he has a flux capacitor on his bike!
I started traveling in 1999, like normal tourist. From 2009 with a motorcycle.
@@motorcycleadventures got it
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Thanks for watching!
I don`t think that 95 % of the riders do it because of social media. I think, that the riders who show up on social media are a minority of total riders. I think most riders simply prefer the agility of a bike to the heaviness of a car.
You will be surprise from the actual numbers.
@@motorcycleadventures Maybe. We humans like to draw conclusions about others based on ourselves.
You calling my wife an elephant? 😅
Did I?
Is wanting to get away from your nagging wife a good enough excuse 🤪
Absolutely!
I am just here for the aggressive judgemental opinions
Fair enough!
Click bait. This is not about motorcycle travel. This is about social media. Dislike and move on.
Is that so?
It was not a click bait at all. You are just hating because you didn't understood the video and the point he was trying to make. And btw yeh, please do so. Move on! Don't come back 😂