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Ep 2 - Motorcycle tour of the Swiss, Italian & Austrian Alps
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- This is a diary of my motorcycle trip from the UK via Belgium, France & Germany to the Swiss, Italian & Austrian Alps between 15th & 28th June 2019.
This is Episode Two covering days 8 - 14 of my trip from Switzerland back to the UK via Austria & France.
If you have one, it looks great on a Smart TV, as it’s filmed in HD.
The main focus was to ride as many Passes as possible. This episode covers many of the smaller Passes, plus, the awesome Fluela, the traffic free Albula, the roller coaster of the Julier, the reservoirs of the Lucomagno, the fantastic Klausenpass (so good, we rode it the other direction on the next day too!), the Furkha is one of the best, leading to the wiggly Grimsel, and finally the quiet Silvretta with amazing views.
Additionally, there are short feedback interviews with the organisers and some of the riders on this trip.
If you are interested in motorcycle meet ups, self-guided yet organised UK and European touring, then visit the club I travelled with, the www.pemc.co.uk website offers more information and membership details.
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Paul.
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⏰ Timecodes ⏰
00:00 Intro
01:26 Day 8 - Start
04:08 Munt La Schera Tunnel
06:17 Susch
06:40 Fluella Pass
08:49 Arrive Benninzona, Switzerland
10:14 Day 9 - Start
12:20 Lucomagno Pass
13:30 Lake Da Sontga Maria
16:44 Klausenpass (East to West)
19:04 Summit of Klausenpass
23:46 Arrive Weggis, Switzerland & Lake Lucerne
28:50 Day 10 - Start of loop ride
31:06 Coffee at Hotel Post, Realp
32:07 Furkha Pass
33:50 Grimsel Pass
37:19 Arrive back in Weggis
38:22 Day 11 - Start
39:22 Klausenpass (West to East)
42:28 Silvretti Pass
47:10 Arrive Faschina, Austria
49:40 Day 12 - Start
53:19 Furkajoch Pass
54:21 Schlumpf Museum
54:50 Arrive Turckheim, France
57:14 Day 13 - Start
1:01:23 Rheims Grandstands
1:06:01 Arrive Eurotunnel, Calais
Equipment used:-
Stills & Video Camera - iPhone 5s
Helmet GoPro - Hero7 Black
Second - GoPro Hero6 Black
Third - GoPro Hero Session
Editing - 27” Apple iMac i7
Editing Software - iMovie
Map Data Credit: Google
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Klausen pass I would give it a ten plus so awesome!
You’re right there, it was great weather, road and views…awesome!
Your Triumph makes all other bikes look bad! Especially love the red color,
😂…I love red bikes, as you can tell.
great work
Thank you 👍
Have to say, there is nothing l do not like about your videos. All well set out, cameras are fantastic, commentary is spot on. Well done.
TheMilkybarkid69 A big thanks for your positive feedback, much appreciated 😎
Two great episodes. Loved them.
I've ridden some of the passes but got new ones I like to try thanks to your videos. I'm going to do that this summer after attending the motogp at Assen TT.
Thanks!
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Thank you for the comment Jon and have a great trip this year 👍
Great Video, and lots of great Alpine passes, keep up the good work and looking forward to the next one!, many thanks for posting
I did the Alps with buddies via Edelweiss Aug 2018 for 9 days. We began/ended in Munich and went west then south through the Black Forest into France for a couple of days. Then Back to Germany, Switzerland, Lichtenstein, Austria and back to Germany. We loved Austria so much that we went back for a very long day trip for the last day. Amazing mountain roads.
We did the Sierras a few months ago and then have a trip planned through the Pyrenees in June.
Sorry for delay in replying to your comment 'bernhtp' but we all have more time on our hands at the moment, unfortunately. Your Alps trip sounded good too. I hope your Pyrenees trip in June still happens, I think it's an awesome area...nearly as good as the flowing roads in the Picos area of Northern Spain. My own Sept trip for 16 of us, to 'Pyrenees, Portugal & Picos' looks pretty much in doubt, even though ferries are all booked and part paid for, as I think hotels will be in doubt...we'll all have to wait and see. Take care, Paul.
Excellent quality video 👍 Really appreciate the commentary and the variety of camera perspectives.
Up there with the best videographers on YT!
RDC Thank you for your feedback RDC, much appreciated 😎
Finally got round to watching Episode 2 undisturbed. Another quality & top production Paul, inspirational to watch !
a really fine video in fantastic quality; it makes you want to follow the tour ... greetings from Hannover over
A.M. Thanks for the feedback young man!
How fortunate you are living near Europe. Scenery is amazing. Great trip and well recorded. Downunder, we can only dream about doing this.
Awesome trip I liked the scenery and alpine passes more in this episode. Only he rainy day out of 15 not bad. Film editing and putting it together you did an excellent job. Everyone seemed to have a awesome time. The route you picked and all the alpine passes im so jealous. Ride safe cheers
Thank you so much and glad you enjoyed the Passes. Looking back, as that turned out be the last big trip before Covid hit us in 2020, the memories are even more special to me and the gang. Hope you keep following on YT, FB & Insta. Cheers, Paul. 👍
Superb editing, excellent videography, entertaining, interesting, picturesque. Greatly enjoyed these videos from frigid Canada. Thank you
John N Hi John, it’s great to hear such positive feedback. I hope you consider subscribing for future vids, if you haven’t already. Your payment for the comments is in the mail🤣👍
@@YarroMoto Payment in the form of additional future videos would be sufficient!
Your route was pretty much the same as ours a few years ago, albeit in the opposite direction. We had cracking weather and great company. The Silvretta Pass has to be our favourite and like you we crossed one off the list by visiting the pits at Reims. great vids, keep up the excellent work!
The Darren Dasher Thanks Darren, much appreciated 😎
Excellent video Paul, really enjoyed it. Great reminder of the trip!
Awesome video and trip! We were there back in June and will be again next Summer. Ride safe!
Scott C Thanks for your feedback Scott. Please consider Subscribing, unless you have already! Have a great trip in 2020😎
@@YarroMoto Already have! :-)
Great tour please share your route
The routes link is in the description below Harel…Enjoy. Paul.
Fantastic trip, I need to go back there soon
Hello Paul!
Thank you for your great movie!
I really enjoyed!
I have a question to you.
We plan to make a trip to the Alps starting from Slovenia and finish as well there in September this year.
I wonder what the weather we can expect in the passes ?
Do you think snow is possible over there if we make a trip between September 14-19?
The other option to make a trip by end of July there.
By your opinion what the best time to go there?
Thank you again!
Have a safe ride this season!
Roman
Hi Roman, great to hear from you in Slovenia, I have loved my two trips to the Lake Bohinj area. Now, September should obviously be milder and I think that all the Passes would be open at that time but there are loads of online 'Alps Passes' websites to take a look at before and during your trip.
I thought June was too hot really but I wasn't the organiser and chose to join the tour at this time of year.
Have a great trip.
Paul
very nice trip 👏👏👏
Sorry for delay in replying 'Ion Sava' but we all have more time on our hands to catch up with things currently. Can I ask which Country you are based in and where your best rides are? Stay safe. Cheers, Paul.
PJY Motorcycling I’m from Romania , and the best roads for bikers in Romania are Transfagarasan and Transalpina cheers !
@@ionsava2139 Thanks Ion, Romania, great! You are on my list of Countries still to visit. Unfortunately, I was unable to join friends on their recent trip to Transfagarasan but will get out to you soon hopefully. Thanks for your advice. Cheers, Paul.
Hey Paul I’ve downloaded your routes but deleted the Rotterdam to Alle sur semois one and can’t find it anywhere…any help would be appreciated, looking at following several of these next year, Thanks again for the great videos
Sorry for the delay, RUclips seems to have stopped sending me notifications when Comments have been added....where did you download the routes from originally then? Was it the link on the MadorNomad website, where I reviewed the trip...try that, or email YarroMoto@gmail.com for more help. Paul.
i want to ask how did you attach the second camera to the bike ? I'm asking the one on the blue pole, not the one on helmet. I watched that part of the video (13:46) maybe 10 times but it isn't that clear. I just loved the angle of the camera so i want to apply the same for my shoots.
Hi Ugur, you'll probably get a better idea of how I attached it, by watching No 3 Mount in my 'Top 5 GoPro Mounts' vid. These days, it's probably easier to just buy a 360 camera on a stick, which should provide the shot you seek...I just wanted to avoid the further cost of a 360 cam and decided to adapt this idea. Thanks for Subscribing and don't forget to follow my Facebook & Insta pages too. Cheers, Paul. ruclips.net/video/UiFg6DzIL_I/видео.html
Hi Paul...is this an organised trip (tour company) or is this just a bunch of mates? I'm looking to do my first European bike tour this summer with my brother and our dad's ashes (a biker up to age 82) to take him on one last ride, and your itinery looks perfect.
Hi there. I think that I may have explained in the video description🤔that it was part of a www.PEMC.co.uk organised trip. A UK bike club that I joined many years ago for organised, but not guided tours in Europe. Check out the club info and let me know if you have any Q’s…loads of trips still to be opened for booking. Always contact the organisers if you see an interesting trip but it appears to be fully booked, as addons can usually be made. Good luck and sorry for your loss. Paul.
@@YarroMoto Thanks Paul, work commitments mean I can't book yet but will definately join PEMC! Should get the new bike just in time (Husqvarna 901 Norden)
@@itchyfeet4205 That Husky looks like an interesting design. The KTM design language leaves me a little cold in truth. Hope to meet you once you join up.👍
Fantastic record of your trip. Can I ask what time of the year it was?
Hi Ian, it was June 2019. Plan to ‘do’ the French Alps this June and hoover up the Cols not previously ridden on that side. 😊 Paul.
Hey Paul I also use GoPro 7, can I be cheeky and ask what setting you use? I also use iMovie and LumaFusion, your cam footage is very clear
Thanks
Hi again TwoFourCharlie. I use 1080p, because that is the max replay quality on YT (do not understand why so many film in 4k and alike). Your Q is quite timely though, as I'm thinking of dropping my usual FPS from 60 to 30 on my next video. When I started, 60fps was the recommendation I was mostly seeing, however, more and more 'GP Settings' vids seem to say that the eye doesn't really notice the lower frame rate of 30fps, plus I would halve the storage required. Using 3 x cams for selective shots during a day, still creates huge amounts of data and takes ages to 'save' each evening. I'll test 30fps once we can all get out there again and see what it looks like. Let me know what you prefer to use...I'm guessing you use 30fps from the little bit of motion blur I can see on your Scottish trip? Cheers, Paul.
@@YarroMoto thanks Paul, I really don’t have a clue as to what frame rates I should be using, when I shoot it and replay it on iPad it seems fine, very clear, but then when I use the LumaFusion editing app and transfer it to you tube it just loses its sharpness,I might try 60pfs myself then, think mine is 24/25fps...maybe that’s where I’m going wrong, thanks for the advice
@@TwoFourCharlie007 I'm not saying I know best...but these are my current settings...
Hero 6/7
Res=1080
FPS=60
FOV=Wide
Shutter=Auto
ProTune=Off
EV. Comp=n/a
ISO Min=100
ISO Max=1600
White Balance=-Auto
Sharp=High
Colour=-GoPro
Audio=Med
Video Stabilisation=On
Auto Low Light=n/a
Audio Control=Auto
@@YarroMoto excellent! Thanks for that, it certainly works on your videos!! I’ll give it a go😀
What a fantastic trip to the Alps that was. RUclips seems to have stopped sending notifications about new Comments to my videos and I'm pretty bad at checking for myself, so, if you have any questions that need an urgent reply, please also email YarroMoto@gmail.com
sure, Alps are amazing, i wish i go there some day, if i save enough money for this trip, for now is unfulfilled dream
@@przemo8556 One day, One day Przemo!
amazing video and trip. Your so lucky to live there. What type of mount and long pole are you using on the right side of your engine guard to hold your GoPro? I would love to get one. It adds a cool dimension to your videos. Ride safe!
Highmilagerider Thanks for your feedback and suggest you look at my ‘My Top 5 Moto GoPro Mounts’ vid to answer your Q, although you can also create that view with a 360 cam these days too.
Hi Paul, lm looking at doing something very similar to this for my 50th August next year with my wife, is there anything different you would of done
Hi Stephen, thank you for that interesting Q🤔....other than a couple of the hotels (I'd substitute the Hotel Bellinzona Sud in the service station location, for something more town centre with bars/restaurants, or one in a rural location, whatever you prefer; plus the Best Western in Soissons is pretty corporate!). You must stay at the Hotel Freidheim in Weggis with a lake view room, eating out on the terrace in the evening is fantastic. If you're with your wife pillion, I'd recommend taking the rest days within the schedule, rather than riding every day like myself. Be prepared for Swiss costs and be VERY careful not to speed, even a few kph! You'll have a great trip, it was one of the best I've enjoyed...and Happy 50th for 2023. Paul.
@@YarroMoto Paul your a gentleman thank you very much
Do we get paid for all these credits Paul?
Excellent video, but in light of the virus if and when
trips like this will be possible.
Let's see Michael, just saw Spain opened most hotels yesterday, so....
I like your videos. and I'm thinking of buying a tiger 1200. You advise
Thank you Fenix. That's a big question you ask! Perhaps I should start by asking why YOU think you want a Tiger 1200? Which generation are you thinking of? Maybe, take a look at the Explorer/Tiger guide I wrote for the Mad or Nomad website below. My best advice to anyone, is create a short list of the bikes that interest you, then test ride them until you make a decision. Before I got into the Triumphs I did that...and came away from the test rides not liking the one I had set my heart on! Please DM me via Facebook if you want more advice. Cheers, Paul. www.madornomad.com/triumph-explorer-review/
@@YarroMoto I think it is a large comfortable motorcycle to travel alone or in company.
@@fenixluna1330 The Triumph Tiger fits that requirement...but as I said, try a few bikes to make sure it's the best for YOU. Good luck. Paul.
helmet cam video quality on point. hero 7?
Yup, H7.
What chin mount do you use?
Hi Nordic Journeys and thank you for your Q. I attached a curved GoPro mount onto the helmet chin, using Sugru to secure it, as the GP mount wasn't a perfect curvature to use its own adhesive. If you've never used Sugru before, once moulded into the required shape and trimmed any excess, ensure you leave it for 24/48 hrs to completely harden before you start fiddling about adding the GP etc...maybe my Best Vlogging Setup vid would answer your Q more visually. Cheers, Paul.
@@YarroMoto thank you so much! I really enjoyed the feel of your video and the relaxed music, planning my own adventure as we speak! What time of year was this trip?
@@nordicjourneys The trip was from mid to end of June, which was quite warm, So, would recommend earlier/later in season, unless you enjoy hot riding! Hope you keep watching my vids, although Covid has restricted my touring vids for now! Cheers, Paul.
nice zigzagging vids from suisse to austria and visa-versa
only i think y drives in myls per hour
Hi Jos, thank you for your comment. You are correct, I leave my dash on MPH but have my gps on KPH. I hope you consider subscribing. Keep safe, Paul.