Motorcycle Riding Tips - Long distance - poor audio
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Tips for riding motorcycle long distance. Many people asked me: How many km per day I am riding? It depends from many circumstances. It could be from 200 to 1200km. I don't have this answer, but what I have is 10 tips how to ride on long distance.
1. Start - always wake up before sunrise. If you do will have enough time for everything.
Breakfast, preparing, toilet and so on.
2. Luggage - pack your back properly and fix it tight on your bike. Make sure that all the things, which you going to need on the road are in the easy to access position.
3. Fuel - always refill the bike before you go to sleep so you are not going to waste your time in the mornings.
4. Timing - ride strict. Make the brakes and refueling at the same time. Never ride more than 2 hours without stopping and never stop for more than 30 min. In both case you are losing your concentration. Riding on high speed to recover the time will not help, it’s opposite you can make an accident and your journey will over.
5. Food - always have a nice breakfast. It will help you to ride until lunch without think about food. Eat as light is possible. Things like big steaks or Mc Donald’s are not the right choice. Keep some chocolate bars or nuts in your pocket in the case you need some energy.
6. Water - drink a lot of water. Use Camel back instead of normal bottle. With Camel back you are able to drink at any time, with bottle only when you stop. When you riding your body consume double more water than usual.
7. Back pack - keep it as light is possible. Even 2 kg will be a problem in some stage. At the end the back pack will finish in the garbage or tight on the tale of your bike. I recommend to use military vest instead of backpack. The vest split the weight around your body and it’s not a problem to wear it all day.
8. Coffee - the coffee is very powerful stimulant. Some people can’t live without it. If possible stop it before the trip, if not bring enough. On the destinations like Asia is not easy to find. Coffee addiction is real and you don’t want to test it on the way.
9. Communication - if you riding in a group set a Bluetooth system. You can connect up to 8 devices. If you are alone use ear plugs. They make the journey much easier. Some times after long day ride I go to bed, close my ayes, but I can’t sleep. I have this noise in my head - bu bi bu. All of this will be avoided if you use ear plugs.
10. Stop on time - it’s mean to have enough time to find a place to sleep, to unload you bike to have a dinner, check the map for the next day and maybe to see something of the area you are staying. All of this will ensure enough time for a good night sleep and you will be ready to start on the next morning fresh like a baby.
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Good set of advice man. I travel a lot myself and agree with everything you said! Ride safe
I'm loving these videos. They are a nice distraction from not riding in the cold months.
Keep them coming!
Thank you for watching it! As I promise one video every week. Ride safe!
Gr8 tips. Do add one more..be physically fit before undertaking any long ride..
Yes, this is also a good advice, thank you!
Mithun Kartha - I could not agree more!! You will get aches and pain in places that you didn't know you could get aches and pain!!!
Finally. Been watching motorcycle videos for over a year. And this is the first practical and responsible one I've seen. Bravo!!!
Good, this was the idea, to help somebody to make the trips easy. Ride safe!
Thanks! Love your videos. Your experience is fantastic and thanks for sharing.
Excellent tips. I'll be riding cross country next month and this has been a great review and lots of new suggestions. I will look forward to viewing your other videos. Thanks!
I am glad that you find it useful, this was the mail idea. Ride safe!
I'm your fan, sir. Thanks a lot for your valuable data.... I always follow your tips ... again thank you, thank you so much.
Great advice in these videos, focused on safety and adventure. We need more people like you in this world!
Thank you very much for watching and for the kind words. Ride safe!
Good quality advice and especially regarding speed. Speed is not the answer when it comes to long rides. It's your ability to stay strong and refreshed for longer periods of time. All your tips contribute to this. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much for watching and comment it! Ride safe!
You are spot on with earplugs. Makes riding long distance so relaxing.
Thank you for making your videos, this in particular help me decide to make my first long trip 😀 and it was one of the best experiences of my life ❤
I am off on a big trip next week, thanks for the great tips!
Thank you, I appreciated the no nonsense, mature approach and attitude towards motorcycling. I will subscribe to your channel. So many of these things should be common sense, but making a plan, and sticking to it as much as possible will eliminate many problems on the road.
Thank you so much Clark, ride safe!
thanks to you I'm learning so many things, thank you to share all your experiences and all the knowledge
You are welcome anytime!
Have a big trip this summer. Thanks for all the tips !
You are welcome again! Thank you for watching!
I have an tips that helped me on my last ride.
Drinking lemonade (drank 1L and then sun set) kept me fresh and I didn't felt tired even once on my 420km trip when temperatures were 43'C.
Lemonade + Earplugs = No tiredness
Don't drink carbonated drinks or even red bull.
In Asian countries (am from India) try to ride too slow inside towns you may not know when cattle, child's and grownup dumb adults come in centre of road.
Dude, 420km at 43C? You are a legend.... I don't think I can do it
Shubham Jain you can still hear but it muffles noise. Constant loud noise can damage your ears making ear plugs a must just like going to the firing range.
Good tips! Thanks for the video!
I love this man. Ride safe.
Good video. Your tip on slowing down and being safe is especially important.
Thank you very much for watching!
Thanks for the vid, always good to listen to refresher information
You are welcome again! New video every week.
Man. All your advices were helpful. Bonus advice was the best ;).
Very good and useful advices. Thank you for sharing with us your experiences and tips. The night before my trip, I check the petrol, and also the tyres, the electric battery, lights and engine oil .
Good point and don't forget - Ride safe!
Tolle Tipps, tolles Video, man sieht, du weist wovon du sprichst.
Loving all the videos!
Thanx for the tips! I'm going to the amalfi coast on my bike from Rome and its my first longer trip. This really helped!
I like you for your simple, sensible advice. Thank you.
Thank you for watching and ride safe!
Great advice. Love your videos!!!!
Great video sir :-)
I liked it!.
You just earned a subscriber 😍
Thanks for the interesting advices! I go to enjoy my first overland trip next May (from south of Spain to Japan) so your videos are really useful for me!
See you!
Thank you very much for watching! I am glad that the information is valuable for you. Good luck on your trip and ride safe!
All good advice, and amazing save from that close call! Can't believe you kept the bike up. Ear plugs make a HUGE difference to fatigue, I never ride without them.
Thanks for watching Bob!
Great tips. Going from Denmark to Normandy in six weeks and this is my first long trip on my bike
Good luck and don't forget to ride safe!
10 excellent tips. Thanks for posting. ALL words of wisdom!
Thanks for watching!
that was a great video man I'm planning a journey from West Virginia to Florida on a Honda Helix not sure what to expect yet but that was very inspirational thanks
I am glad that it helps! Good luck on your trip!
its amazing! the last bonus advice was good& i feel motivated!
That is mean that my mission is completed. Go to ride!
You are the man! I'm happy to say I use most of these tips on long trips. The coffee thing is really great advice. I love my coffee. Never though about how hard it is to get in different countries.
Yes, it is almost impossible to get it.
I really like the way you speak man..Valuable tips..Thanks
Great tips , thanks
everything you said came from experience. I appreciate your efforts that you put on making such useful video.
for the beginner riders:- Guys this video has precisely explained bike touring, I remember my every road trip as immature rider while he was explaining.
#respectForVideoMaker
Tip number one always get up early enough to check on everything required. Make a detailed note of those matters before you go to bed so you can get a good nights sleep without worrying that you have forgotten anything. Never leave it to the day you start. Thats the day you commence your adventure.on the bike, Make sure you have forgotten nothing Bike prepared, luggage water food maps etc. before you set off.
If you set off in the dark remembers that as the sun comes up it will be low in the sky for some time so be prepared for it. If riding towards it shield the eyes and if you a cast a long shadow in front of you and you are chasing that shadow realise that the sun is behind you and that other drivers ahead cannot see you even if they look directly at you as they will be blinded by the sun.. Take care this is a dangerous time to ride.
The same applies in the evening when again the sun goes low so if still riding at that time remember to also take great care. Dont just go gunning it into an accident. Thats the easiest way to have a collision. Better hitting something when slower rather than faster and never ever presume that you have been seen.
Very well described, thank you so much!
I lift weights and walk/run at least 3-4 times per week. We just got back from a 5-day, 5 state, and 1,700 miles motorcycle trip. I literally could hardly get out of bed the first 3 days after returning (SO achy and sore). Also, the 2 guys that I was with wanted to do nothing but ride!! Pulling over to take a brake, or a picture, or simply to admire something beautiful was a total pain in the ass to them!! I felt so rushed the entire time! We had fun, but don't ride too many miles in a day and visit with whoever you're going with about what the "game plan" is going to b ahead of time!!!
I think that you pick the wrong company. It should be pleasure not torture.
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Motorcycle Adventures - yeah, kinda hard when one of the guys is your own father😭.
Awesome tips! And nicely explained! I really liked the end part..it's not a race, most important thing is to enjoy the ride and be back home safe in one piece! :-D Keep making videos! :-D
Very good video! Every rider should see this.
Great tips!
God bless👍
Prima Tipps! Vielen Dank und weiter so!
Tip n. 10!!!! the wisest!! Great Pavel!!!!!
Good practical advice Thanks
Thank you, your style is much like mine, take your time and enjoy the trip.
Thanks for watching!
Good video, my left ear really enjoyed your tips :D
Very useful tips. Thank you!
I am glad it helps.
Very sensible advice !! i completely agree with you
Great tips especially on safety thanks
Very helpful tips. Thanks.
Great tips.......my favorite is #10. All the best....
Thank you for watching! Ride safe!
Good tips. Sensible. Thanks 🤝
Superb points Pavlin, here's another one, keep the number of riders even, it helps when choosing accommodation. No one wants to be on his own when others have room mates, unless your room mate snores like a chainsaw in a rain forest. I try to keep to a maximum of four riders, any more and you will take risks, especially in cities, when you do not want to be left behind at traffic lights. Ride safe everybody and remember. KEEP IT SHINYSIDE UP........
Good point, thanks!
Thanks for sharing those advice cheers from merida, Venezuela !!!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the upload
Thank you for watching!
Good job! No nonsense tips for long hauling it.
Thank you! I appreciate it.
Good tipps. Specially for beginners. 👍👍👍
Sound advice, well presented.
Really good video's, keep it up 😀
Planning my trip from Netherlands to Romania, thanks for sharing
Hope you enjoy it!
@@motorcycleadventures thanks from your tips and videos it was amazing!!
Valuabletips clearly from personal experience, thank you for sharing
Thank you for watching!
Hi, great video. greeting from Patagonia ARgentina. Your explanations was very clear
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Awesome!! Keep up the great work!! :)
I will, new video every week.
cool advices, tks!
Great advice, thanks!
I am glad that you find the video useful. This was the main idea. Ride safe!
Thanks for another great video. I learn useful info from each of them. Want to share something I do before I leave each stop. I'm not a germ freak, but there are so many nasty things we touch during our stops.... door handles, fuel nozzles, etc; all of which ends up inside our gloves. I carry a small bottle of hand sanitizer in my tank bag. A couple of drops before putting on my gloves may help avoid a trip ending illness. Looking forward to your future videos
Very useful tips, my left ear liked this video
great tips! i always travel alot this is the channel for me
Thank you very much for watching! Ride safe!
Nice advises man,ty .
great channel mate
I am glad you like it!
thanks, it was a big help.
I just subscribed! Keep the nice vids coming :)
I will, thanks for the subscription!
all good advise thank you
Thank you for watching!
excellent advice thanks
Thank you for watching!
Thanks friend very usefull tips.
You are welcome again! Actually every week. Ride safe!
Thank you so much
Good video, good advice, thank you. I would add the tip of riding with a head buff as it can be used to cool down if wet and it will keep the sweat & stench out of your helmet.
Yes, I agree. Thank you for watching!
all simple and sensible tips. from my own experience, I can vouch for all of these...except the bit about coffee :) ...I do carry red bull for the final leg of a long day, just in case sleep or fatigue gets to me before I get to my destination.
cheers from India !
You will be surprise how fresh you will be without coffee and energy drinks. Actually they have opposite effect. Once you give it up, you open your eyes. Ride safe!
Awesome tips !
Good advice. thank you
Nice video. Thanks
The bonus tip is important enough to be number 1 I think. Good list, sounds like you've done a lot of traveling.
Hi, yes, I have some kms behind the belt. Thank you for watching!
nice video..great presentation.
Thank you for watching!
Awesome advice. Thank you..:)
If Its really cold and your really well wrapped up I would say go thirsty, as its a real pain stopping for a pee with ten layers to get off in a hurry when your busting for a pee.
Good points I learnt the hard way !
Well, there is no perfect world. These are some of the negatives to ride a motorcycle, but because the pros are much more we just love it!
Thank you so much for the tips, it really helpful! Like!
Thank you very much for watching and ride safe!
Very helpful. . nice information
thank you so much for this info
You are welcome!
Excellent
thanks bro nice tips..
thanks , great video
Thank you!
I completely forgot that I had a camelback w/ a small back pack and everything - after watching this video I hunted it down, thanks for reminding me!
No problem, you are welcome again!
Of all these tips the bonus tip is the most important - it should be top of the list. Everything else is variable and depends on the person doing the riding.I've had a few 4000 km (4 nights) trips over the years and a few shorter 1600 km (1 night) ones well with shorter trips with partner on board. We spoilt ourselves and bought a trailer and we tend to bush camp overnight for free when on the road. I tend to ride and take a break for about 10 minutes every 100km or about every 1 hour and depending on temps it may be more often. Taking fluids and stretching the legs at the same time is what I found works best for me.600 km would be a full day for us e.g. 300km ride to dad's place, spend 3 or 4 hours with him and the return ride in the afternoon and getting home around 7 or 8 pm ( about 12 hours total).
Well said. Personally, my limit on the highway is max 10 hrs. As for the back pack, I tend to leave it a bit loose so most of the weight sits on the rear sit.
I use to do the same with the back pack, that why just change it.
number 4 was scary!! ride safe!!
#bikersforlife 😇😇
Great tips. Just one thing on tip no. 9-- ear plugs could have us detached from the traffic flow or when some vehicle closely coming behind. Loose plug should be fine.
ashok b that is a common mistake. Ear plugs don't really prevent you from hearing most sounds around you. They help you save your hearing because the wind and monotone sound of your bike damages the inner ear. I always wear them everywhere I go and can hear everything around me.