Hey Gary, thanks for sharing buddy. Its awesome to watch guys like you and @demons_rides travel from Ireland and the UK to ride here in the Americas. Truly motivating to watch you guys have real adventures. You rolled through that traffic like it was natural...LOL, can't lane split in North Carolina, US...i've done it a few times when I was in Okinawa, Japan..still freaks me out being unsure of what some vehicle drivers are going to do when you least expect it. Cool to see the French seemed far more intune and respectable towards motorcycles. Been watching your vids and enjoying what you're sharing. Wishing you all the best and will continue to enjoy your journey. Thanks for sharing. Safe travels.
Hi Gary, sunshine and warmth. Great result. You are in good hands with the Garmin. ( bit of a bummer about the extra map cost ) I’ve done 30,000 touring miles with mine and it’s been brilliant and bulletproof 😁
Looking forward to every episode now 👍🏻 looks lovely and warm there, just back from a 5 degrees C short ride out (Cumbria) 🥶 I’m sure that Spanish will come along quickly.
Good luck Gary. Enjoying your videos. I’d love to know more about how your bike and gear is performing. Seriously thinking about swapping my Norden for the Kove
Gracias por compartir tu viaje, conduces con mucha habilidad entre los coches. Todo va a salir bien! If you need any help with your spanish or any question about places to visit let me Know, disfruta de un buen vino argentino
It still amazes me how quickly we can travel the world, one minute UK next South America. Can’t even imagine attempting to navigate Buenos Aires without a satnav to get back to your apartment. Cheeky move by Garmin too, they’ll always find a way of extracting more from you somehow. Hope you’ve got a decent airflow jacket in all your gear somewhere Gary, sounds like you need it! Hope you take to learning Spanish quickly and that when rested up you’ll then be ready for the open road.👍
Great video Gary and lovely view of the Amazon from the air.The cars and busses seem to be very aware there as well on your trip to your apartment.You wouldn,t be cooking here in Ireland this morning it,s -3..
Well done! Is the bike feeling a bit heavy in that traffic? Kove 450 may have been a better option for that, but I think for the long stretches the 800 should be a lot more comfortable. I am really enjoying your videos. Safe travels!
OMG what you doing ,,, I want to go to Argintina but wary..You are giving me NO excuses... But I think I would have gotmy bike and got the hell out of BA (do,nt like big cities) but the digs look neat... Yeah do a vid on the details cost of fare for bike,,,stuff like that....be safe over there cheers
If your cooking in armour you should have gone with Knox mesh armour shirt and layering system. That would have suited more the changes in climate your going to go through
SO, well that was quite stressful wasn't it ? I don't do a lot of filtering and when I do it is a LOT more "careful" then that. So I was literally on the edge of my seat the whole time clinching my hand on the handrails of the seat so hard that I couldn't let go to grab the mouse and stop the video :) I exaggerate a little, BUT you are looking rather comfortable with the whole filtering thing in a strange new land, good on you. rsm8 (PS: CC wasn't available on this vid for some reason and that's a problem since I can't understand your Irish accent all that well. Hopefully be back on the next vid)
Can you tell us a little about the legal stuff? How long can you stay, how long can the bike stay? What about motor insurance, how did that work? Are you in an AirBnB or are you permitted to outright rent an apartment?
Given that you are going to spend a long time in Hispanic America, I encourage you to learn as much Spanish as you can. Any investment of time an effort that you make now will really pay in the following months. Besides, once you learn the basics you'll discover that it is quite a logical and beautiful language. Good luck!
What I like about your videos is you manage to show a complete story in each episode. Really enjoying your adventure.
Hey Gary, thanks for sharing buddy. Its awesome to watch guys like you and @demons_rides travel from Ireland and the UK to ride here in the Americas. Truly motivating to watch you guys have real adventures. You rolled through that traffic like it was natural...LOL, can't lane split in North Carolina, US...i've done it a few times when I was in Okinawa, Japan..still freaks me out being unsure of what some vehicle drivers are going to do when you least expect it. Cool to see the French seemed far more intune and respectable towards motorcycles. Been watching your vids and enjoying what you're sharing. Wishing you all the best and will continue to enjoy your journey. Thanks for sharing. Safe travels.
Nice, acing the traffic. Enjoy your rest 🤘
Great episode Gary 💪
Buen viaje chico, nos vemos en el próximo episodio.
Hasta luego hombre.
Unbelievebly cool that you are making this travel! What an adventure!
Hi Gary, sunshine and warmth. Great result. You are in good hands with the Garmin. ( bit of a bummer about the extra map cost )
I’ve done 30,000 touring miles with mine and it’s been brilliant and bulletproof 😁
Looking forward to every episode now 👍🏻 looks lovely and warm there, just back from a 5 degrees C short ride out (Cumbria) 🥶 I’m sure that Spanish will come along quickly.
Good luck Gary. Enjoying your videos. I’d love to know more about how your bike and gear is performing. Seriously thinking about swapping my Norden for the Kove
Gracias por compartir tu viaje, conduces con mucha habilidad entre los coches. Todo va a salir bien! If you need any help with your spanish or any question about places to visit let me Know, disfruta de un buen vino argentino
With you starting in Argentina , it reminds me of the Motorcycle Diaries movie! Enjoy the Argentinian beef….unless your a vegetarian 😊
It still amazes me how quickly we can travel the world, one minute UK next South America. Can’t even imagine attempting to navigate Buenos Aires without a satnav to get back to your apartment. Cheeky move by Garmin too, they’ll always find a way of extracting more from you somehow. Hope you’ve got a decent airflow jacket in all your gear somewhere Gary, sounds like you need it! Hope you take to learning Spanish quickly and that when rested up you’ll then be ready for the open road.👍
Great video Gary and lovely view of the Amazon from the air.The cars and busses seem to be very aware there as well on your trip to your apartment.You wouldn,t be cooking here in Ireland this morning it,s -3..
Popping the comment cherry 🍒 here Gary. Hope your trip is going well.
Great stuff again Gary , it’s getting exiting , love the lane splitting , great riding , onwards 🫡,Owen
Well done! Is the bike feeling a bit heavy in that traffic? Kove 450 may have been a better option for that, but I think for the long stretches the 800 should be a lot more comfortable. I am really enjoying your videos. Safe travels!
Travelling alone is the King Disziplin of self Carenes.
Good job gray you doing well don't late upload video try every week 2 video
It's nice to see you safe in South America. That apartment looks like a nice one. Is it an Airbnb? Stay safe.
OMG what you doing ,,, I want to go to Argintina but wary..You are giving me NO excuses... But I think I would have gotmy bike and got the hell out of BA (do,nt like big cities) but the digs look neat... Yeah do a vid on the details cost of fare for bike,,,stuff like that....be safe over there cheers
If your cooking in armour you should have gone with Knox mesh armour shirt and layering system. That would have suited more the changes in climate your going to go through
Hello pal,as long as u stay in bahía blanca o close,beware tráfic,we really suck at driving, not Indian levels but still
SO, well that was quite stressful wasn't it ? I don't do a lot of filtering and when I do it is a LOT more "careful" then that. So I was literally on the edge of my seat the whole time clinching my hand on the handrails of the seat so hard that I couldn't let go to grab the mouse and stop the video :)
I exaggerate a little, BUT you are looking rather comfortable with the whole filtering thing in a strange new land, good on you.
rsm8
(PS: CC wasn't available on this vid for some reason and that's a problem since I can't understand your Irish accent all that well. Hopefully be back on the next vid)
Totally agree straight into it 😊
Can you tell us a little about the legal stuff? How long can you stay, how long can the bike stay? What about motor insurance, how did that work? Are you in an AirBnB or are you permitted to outright rent an apartment?
Hi Gary, what happened to the translation of this chapter??
👍🇨🇮
Hi, whats with your Engine, baaam boomm taaaam tuummmm taarraaammm???
Oh one more thing, how good is the internet where you're staying?
The episodes are way too short! 🙂
Given that you are going to spend a long time in Hispanic America, I encourage you to learn as much Spanish as you can. Any investment of time an effort that you make now will really pay in the following months.
Besides, once you learn the basics you'll discover that it is quite a logical and beautiful language. Good luck!