It's clear that both you and the audience has really enjoyed the Warhorse series. It's a breath of fresh air in a world where everything is sponsored and trying to sell something. This series is just pure love for motorcycles, adventure and the feeling of being alive. Love it!
Yes. Thats why there id a bunch of logos through the whole films every where, the paid subscription and please buy my tsirt at the end. Pure passion and love for motorcycle adventure. Hipoctite. 😂
@@blukisandrzej steady on blundabust , you'd best learn how to spell first .This man has given us hours and hours of top entertainment for free and you're up him over selling a tshirt or ten.Don't watch it ya mug.LONG LIVE THE HORSE!
Adam, I’ve wanted an RD Africa Twin since I was 12 years old. 2 years ago I bought a 2020 CRF1100 adventure sport thinking it would scratch that itch. Unfortunately it didn’t, that yearning I’ve had since childhood just didn’t go away. After watching you restore the warhorse I decided I couldn’t watch someone else live my dream on RUclips anymore. So, today I bought a 1988 650 RD03. I’m now in debt & you’re to blame. You’re a git & I love you for it. Keep up the inspirational work 😁👍
Well done mate! The former war horse series in Norway inspired me to jump on a bike again. So I bought a 1994 XRV750 RD07, after not riding a bike since 2001, and I don´t regret it. When ever I meet some guys with their shiny new1250´s or 1300´s GS on my tours, I imagine, if they will be able to enjoy their bike after 30 years of use like I do 😉
This! Nearly 20 years since Ewan and Charlie took us LWR, you have created an epic adventure without corporate support, sag vehicle or cameraman. You are all of them. As a 66 year old man, It chokes me up even typing it. The way you pay homage to the riders you have competed against when you "wore a younger man's clothes" and now share the pure love of riding, self-sufficient and self-reliant, alone and as a team, is poetry. Please find a way to make this a DVD for our libraries. Congratulations on completing what you set out to do and for bringing us along. Western Australia is stunningly beautiful!
Adam, This year I turned 50 and, sadly went through a divorce. After the divorce I got to work on reinventing myself and finding something that would bring me happiness. I recalled my childhood and the fun my family had exploring on our dirtbikes. I decided I'd try out the world of adventure bikes and that's when I discovered your RUclips channel. Today is Thanksgiving here in the U.S. and so I'd like to thank you for your inspiration and the effort you've put into these videos. I recently purchased the newly released Honda Transalp and look forward to outfitting her and starting our journey.
Hi Jason. It's Oct 2024 and I hope the dust has settled and you're loving life again mate. I went through a divorce 20 years ago and only yesterday was telling my 12yo daughter that if I hadn't gone through it all, she wouldn't be in my life. I hope you're loving your Transalp and finding new and wonderful things out about yourself and life in general. Take care and get yourself over to Aussie land and have some adventure here too! Cheers from Sydney - Dave
Next level mate. Not since the original "On any Sunday" has anyone been able to capture the essence of riding in such a professional, personal and relateable way. Thank you for what you do Adam.
You have what we all want. Amazing trails and roads, riding talent that can't bought and the ability to inspire through your amazing photography and story telling skills. Thank you Adam!
The way you marvel at The Warhorse every morning she starts for you makes me want to go wash my bike. My poor girl does everything she's asked and wears a cape of mud and I don't have the decency to keep say thank you once in a while.
Thanks for the great adventure Adam. I am sure that I speak for the masses when I say I felt I was part of it. It’s sad it has come to an end but it has been a real privilege to watch all the episodes. Glad you and the warhorse made it home in one piece to your family. I look forward to learning more about the iron horse. All the best and thanks for doing what you do.
Man, what can one say, for an old road warrior who has had my share of travels, you and the war horse really recharge my batteries, I feel if money was no object me and my bike would load up and tour your incredible country, you hit this out of the park, I figure that when I want to see over and over your incredible journey it’s a real masterpiece of skill and wit to conquer an incredible journey that you’ve taken, and taken us all along for the ride, this ole man who’s been on two wheels practically all my life, and reaching 70 faster than I want, you have rejuvenated my soul, thank you for that and will await what ever else you throw our way. Rob U.S. Ala.
There is a certain depth of love shown every time the Warhorse starts in the morning. Older bikes certainly have character. Great series Adam, inspirational indeed.
Adam, thank you very much for letting me ride behind you on your motorcycle and discover how wonderful Australia is. Thank you for continuing to inspire. Leo, From 🇦🇷
I love how the Warhorse just faithfully gives that sound of kigabuga-vroom within a second of hitting the starter switch, and Adam you give that look on your face saying it's a glorious sound that your bike is saying I'm ready let's go my friend. Great video this one is just watch out for any crocks.
I check daily for new episodes. Your videos are always epic. Not only do they capture exactly what this country can be about for an adventure bike rider but it also says to your followers that you don’t need a brand new $30k bike to do this. I think that once you accept that you don’t need the best or latest model but you have built the knowledge and a trust in any adventure bike you can simply go anywhere. This is what I love about this series. Amazing filmmaking Adam. You make me want to call in sick to work today and take off west. Thank you
20:09 holy cow. I had goosebumps the entire time your mate spoke our anthem. I still do now. We are all lucky to live in the most beautiful country in the world. 🇦🇺
What you create is beautiful, reminding people of what we are really riding for. Its not about which motorcycle is better or how many millimeters of suspension travel one has, but about looking around, find different places, experience real world.
I used to ride sport bikes, then i stopped when my wife was pregnant. I recently bought the bike i wanted for a long time. 1999 Honda Transalp 600 and i love the thing. Your videos helped me to ride any moment i have, without purpose and excuses. I love the Warhorse, too bad that i can't afford the Tshirt. Cheers.
Salute the Warhorse, Salute Adam! You've taken us all on the 14,500kms ride with you. Thank you! You're an inspiration to riders around the globe and I for sure cannot wait to get out on the highways, desert etc. I resonate the kind of dialogues you have with the warhorse, the joys post the ride! Rightly said - enjoy the fatigue, get comfortable with being uncomfortable, take ownership for your actions and even the most remote place will be captivating! Thank you, Adam! Godspeed Warhorse, Godspeed Motology!
Anapologetically exceptional!!! Worthy of Netflix.. though I feel Netflix is not worthy of such imense passion for motorcycling, filming, life, nature and travel. Well done!
18:29 "If you're willing to go the distance. If you can handle the fatigue, the discomfort, the remoteness then you'll discover that some of the most inhospitable places on Earth are also the most captivating." Wow! This quote ❤ Everything about this has been absolutely amazing - the cinematic approach, the voiceover and the Warhorse tackling the rocks and the dirt in the way. You Aussies definitely know how to conjure up a magical adventure. Amazing stuff, Adam! Love and greetings all the way from India 🤗
Scott looked so comfy on his KTM. I almost cried with the warhorse starting, This is to much! We need time for this to settle. Its like reading a novel of William Somerset Maugham
Hey Adam, congratulations on the completion of this magnificent video series which brought us all along with you to share the emotion of your beautiful relationship between you and the Warhorse, you and your mates, as well as the rugged beauty of the Australian outback. Wonderful riding on display, wonderful videography and storytelling and a totally epic adventure full stop. Great stuff!
And all this time you had us believing you had 62hp punting you along, only to reveal you had less. You've ridden an old motorcycle on an epic journey, embarrassed much newer machines, inspired many(young and old), to get out there and see, feel, and live the adventure. You, sir, are amazing. Thankyou.
Haha, I just love the Warhorse for all that she is. And you know what, the lower the horsepower, the higher the reliability ... The Warhorse will outlive us all!
Thanks for taking us along for this journey. Being from the U.S. I'll never ride in your home country and it's nice to see the wide open, desolate spaces that's available to you that I would have never seen if not for you and Motology films. Thanks Adam. It was a pleasure to watch.
The whole trip was awesome to watch. The price of old XRV750's has gone through the roof. If Honda makes a few changes to the transalp, change it from an XLV 750 to an XRV 750 calls it The warhorse and runs an old school twin headlight they'll outsell KTM 10:1.
Adam, You are an inspiration to me. A spark that has lit a fire more brighter then it was ever before to get riding and embrace the sheer pleasure of freedom at disposal on a motorbike. Have watched every single video of yours since past 7 days I have subscribed to you and that gave me so much to learn and understand from and have made me better at riding and more mature with riding. Thank you so much! "Did whatever the youtube tells us to do after watching your video at the end" hehe! Ride Safe! ✌🤌
Admirable!!! Thank you for sharing and showing what adventure is all about, feel, smell, admire, respect, enjoy the simple things of being out in Nature...
You have a gift- you share the love of adventure and living. I just watched a father and son spend 142 days hiking the Appalachian trail (2198 miles) In America. You have allowed me (and everybody else) the same father-son love of of a shared journey. an epic tale of the love of a motorcycle and the friends that easily come alone for the ride. My recent rides over the last 15 years with my best friend on the two lanes of America needed to be put in perspective, and I'm ok with you doing that: May God keep you safe.
Undoubtedly the finest motorcycle travel documentary I've watched. The video and the narration content has been outstanding. I really can't wait for your next amazing adventure, long live the mighty Warhorse..
Adam Your videography is outstanding and your commentary enthralling and at times tickles the funny bone. This series has shown some of the most beautiful sides of our wide brown land. I have lived vicariously through your video series and would love to travel some of the regions you have shown. I don't think however my Honda Shadow 750 will transition the dirt like the Warehorse. I now regret selling my XR600 late last year after having owned her for past 32 Years, as that would have been the bike to do a lot of that bush on. I also think your channel should grow in numbers as has that of Itchy Boots. We have just got to keep spreading the word on your videos, and that I shall do for you sir. I shall be watching the new Iron Horse vids in interest, and look so see the Warhorse engine rebuild and new life given to the old girl. Keep up the great stuff.
Absolute enjoyment Adam, profound, philosophical, entertaining and everything else that is good in the motorcycling world. Please do not stop producing.
the man you bought this war horse from would be watching this in total ore and pride that his once owned humble bike has served you well on the path which you have conquered , life is not just about the adventure but also about the love share between a man and his machine
I love motorbikes, i have 15 bikes 8 is running the rest still in restoration… but this guy is the person I want to experience,… I’m a Filipino living here in Darwin NT as a Chef… hopefully one day i have a chance to meet you Adam… thank you for the great adventure with you here in RUclips… i will become sone in your members… 🙏🙏🙏
Great video! I doubt you’ll ever see this comment, but I’d love to see a “how-to” video about riding in close proximity with other riders. Keep up the great work! ✌️💯🙏
This has to be one of the best series on youtube Adam, what an amazing story of the warhorse. I can only hope one day I can go on an adventure like this!
Excellent journey Adam, thanks for taking us along for the ride. In the USAF we would say that you and the Warhorse RTB Code 1 (return to base, mission capable).
Wonderful, enjoyed all of it. The poetry, emergency calls for Rum and lime... Crazy cool stuff Adam. Look forward to see the Warhorse rumble more of the world, Watch out for the crocs!
You’re a Legend ! To be certain both as a creator and a role model proving you don’t have to spend 20k usd to go adventuring. We never had AT here but for a short period we had the original Transalp. Here the original is claiming in price if you can find one. This new project might force me to become an official member. Especially if it is like a Airhead since I am affectionate of them. I know you have a family and responsibilities and time is measured. I always find myself watching old episodes waiting for the next new download. The dirty weekend was also great because I also catch that station also. From one Adam to another Adam , thanks !
That was a great ending. The channel keeps getting better and better. I will admit, I stopped reading ADB in the late 80s and took a 3 decade break from motorcycles. One of your videos came up in my feed, and I thought, whos this cocky bloke telling us how to ride with such conviction. But the more I watched, the more I realised you are switched on and have some serious skills. Thanks for sharing, you have definitely helped my transition back into (big heavy) offroad motorcycles from road bikes and MTB.
This series is simply the best thing I've ever watched youtube! From Canada, thank you so much Adam. I wish I could have hit the like button ten times for every episode!
What a fabulous series Adam, well done, it has been brilliant to follow. Motorcycle adventure is whatever you make it and it is clear that you have had both fun and an experience at the same time. As a Honda guy for 30+ years and current Africa Twin owner I have loved seeing the Warhorse used for its intended purpose. Keep being you...we love it.
Adam, I don't know if you remember or know of a guy named Allan Wall, an ex Honda mechanic who I had the privilege of working with some years back. Sadly, he passed away due to cancer, but I got to spend some time riding with him on our XR 600s in NSW, and listening to his stories of the Finck and various other legendary rides and riders he was connected with over the years. Your beautiful films are are wonderful tribute to my old friend, and the country he so dearly loved. Thank you so much. RIP Al, hope you are watching this from up there...
Hi Adam, I’m just some random guy, but I happen to live in one of the most beautiful and adventure motorcycle friendly areas in the US, Montana, specifically the north eastern area along the eastern front of the Rocky Mountains. I recently purchased a klr after a life time of yearning to ride, and I don’t have one regret about hopping on that freedom machine and cruising down the remote country roads every chance I get. Your videos inspired me to do this and I would like to invite you to come and experience this amazing area. It’s a rugged and rough land but unmatched in beauty. Thanks for your work in promoting adventure riding and if you have the opportunity come out to the Hi Line and explore
Perfect way to bring it altogether Adam…your films inspire me to take my 2 wheels & push as far into our beautiful country as I can in my life…pass on our thanks to your missus & kids for being without you for so long for our benefit & enjoyment truly appreciated 🙏
Thank you. It's a great reset every time I go out on these journeys ... makes me want to come home and be a better father, husband etc. I rarely ride for "leisure" these days. If I'm on a motorcycle, it has to be project / income focused. That said, I'm doing my best to be myself on camera, inside that cloud of pressure / expectation but it's great incentive to keep creating when people genuinely appreciate the content and are relating to me as a real person.
Mission accomplished on being yourself Adam. I think that resonates with a lot of us followers who don’t actually know you personally. And I feel the same on my journeys away from my family… there’s always this tension isn’t there, the wanting to chase the adventure & get out there but then the wanting to get back home to the ones you love as well 🙏
I've just done the same thing with my '92 XRV750, I bought it in July and there were a few issues so it was engine out and fettled with and even replaced the output shaft, it's like a new bike now. Absolutely loved this series of the War Horse.......keep it up
Great vid with a lot of thought provoking statements about our national identity. Thanks for the look into Scotty Staines, hes a legend to those of us who know him after his competitive riding exploits were long past and this vid added extra color to an already great painting.
Not a Bob and Marge cooking show. Great vid. Wild country. The farther I've got away the most beautiful it has been. Many never take the side roads and miss the whole point of travel. The output countershaft and bearings. The bait is cast and the hook is set.
What an amazing adventure!!! Thank you so much for sharing it with the rest of us. Really a true inspiration. Just think, decades from now. Some guy will document and video their journey and confess that it all started when they were a young kid watching this bad-ass Aussie tear through the outback on an old bike. Let alone the fact one day, your kids will be grown and have kids of their own, who get to pull this video out of the archives to see how incredibly awesome their granddad truly is. A true legend!!!
I have watched every episode of the warhorse from the purchase to the ride through artic circle . It even made buy a twinny, being a classic big single guy I had never thought about a big twinny . And no I do not regret it . Thank you for showing us your adventure . T shirt coming my way.
We might living in different country. We might went through different terrain on different machines to fight on different wars, but you guys are heroes in my motorcycling part of life
Top shelf series mate. The riding, the filming, the weaving of friendships & experienced wisdom, all of it makes for some of the best, most enjoyable moto content on the tube. Thanks for sharing the lot so well.
So, the photography (especially the drone footage) is phenomenal! I can't begin to tell you how envious I am of your adventure. Your professional riding skills are front and center and make for a fantastic ride-along for us viewers. Great video, and ride safe.
It's clear that both you and the audience has really enjoyed the Warhorse series. It's a breath of fresh air in a world where everything is sponsored and trying to sell something. This series is just pure love for motorcycles, adventure and the feeling of being alive. Love it!
100% agree!
Yes. Thats why there id a bunch of logos through the whole films every where, the paid subscription and please buy my tsirt at the end. Pure passion and love for motorcycle adventure. Hipoctite. 😂
@@blukisandrzej you still have to paid bills no?
@@ant_ramos True, and that's why I don't bully clients or employers that I do something out of love for work.
@@blukisandrzej steady on blundabust , you'd best learn how to spell first .This man has given us hours and hours of top entertainment for free and you're up him over selling a tshirt or ten.Don't watch it ya mug.LONG LIVE THE HORSE!
Adam, I’ve wanted an RD Africa Twin since I was 12 years old. 2 years ago I bought a 2020 CRF1100 adventure sport thinking it would scratch that itch. Unfortunately it didn’t, that yearning I’ve had since childhood just didn’t go away. After watching you restore the warhorse I decided I couldn’t watch someone else live my dream on RUclips anymore. So, today I bought a 1988 650 RD03. I’m now in debt & you’re to blame. You’re a git & I love you for it.
Keep up the inspirational work 😁👍
Well done mate! The former war horse series in Norway inspired me to jump on a bike again. So I bought a 1994 XRV750 RD07, after not riding a bike since 2001, and I don´t regret it.
When ever I meet some guys with their shiny new1250´s or 1300´s GS on my tours, I imagine, if they will be able to enjoy their bike after 30 years of use like I do 😉
This! Nearly 20 years since Ewan and Charlie took us LWR, you have created an epic adventure without corporate support, sag vehicle or cameraman. You are all of them. As a 66 year old man, It chokes me up even typing it. The way you pay homage to the riders you have competed against when you "wore a younger man's clothes" and now share the pure love of riding, self-sufficient and self-reliant, alone and as a team, is poetry. Please find a way to make this a DVD for our libraries. Congratulations on completing what you set out to do and for bringing us along. Western Australia is stunningly beautiful!
Adam, This year I turned 50 and, sadly went through a divorce. After the divorce I got to work on reinventing myself and finding something that would bring me happiness. I recalled my childhood and the fun my family had exploring on our dirtbikes. I decided I'd try out the world of adventure bikes and that's when I discovered your RUclips channel. Today is Thanksgiving here in the U.S. and so I'd like to thank you for your inspiration and the effort you've put into these videos. I recently purchased the newly released Honda Transalp and look forward to outfitting her and starting our journey.
nice! good luck😊
Same here brother. We found something special.
You give me hope, going on 40. Complicated marriage…getting prepared for a change in life. Moto journey’s
Hi Jason. It's Oct 2024 and I hope the dust has settled and you're loving life again mate. I went through a divorce 20 years ago and only yesterday was telling my 12yo daughter that if I hadn't gone through it all, she wouldn't be in my life. I hope you're loving your Transalp and finding new and wonderful things out about yourself and life in general. Take care and get yourself over to Aussie land and have some adventure here too! Cheers from Sydney - Dave
Next level mate. Not since the original "On any Sunday" has anyone been able to capture the essence of riding in such a professional, personal and relateable way. Thank you for what you do Adam.
"basically when u go into battle, go with a soldier" love your insight and simply love your adventuring and sportsmanship thx 4 this video
You have what we all want. Amazing trails and roads, riding talent that can't bought and the ability to inspire through your amazing photography and story telling skills. Thank you Adam!
The way you marvel at The Warhorse every morning she starts for you makes me want to go wash my bike. My poor girl does everything she's asked and wears a cape of mud and I don't have the decency to keep say thank you once in a while.
Thanks for the great adventure Adam. I am sure that I speak for the masses when I say I felt I was part of it. It’s sad it has come to an end but it has been a real privilege to watch all the episodes. Glad you and the warhorse made it home in one piece to your family. I look forward to learning more about the iron horse. All the best and thanks for doing what you do.
People who'v never done this don't understand what they're missing. This is true freedom! I've never been more happy than on a dirt road on my bike!
Man, what can one say, for an old road warrior who has had my share of travels, you and the war horse really recharge my batteries, I feel if money was no object me and my bike would load up and tour your incredible country, you hit this out of the park, I figure that when I want to see over and over your incredible journey it’s a real masterpiece of skill and wit to conquer an incredible journey that you’ve taken, and taken us all along for the ride, this ole man who’s been on two wheels practically all my life, and reaching 70 faster than I want, you have rejuvenated my soul, thank you for that and will await what ever else you throw our way. Rob U.S. Ala.
You are a big inspiration. Thanks for this.
I have watched the videos of the warhorse like 5 times. It's inspiring to watch.
There is a certain depth of love shown every time the Warhorse starts in the morning. Older bikes certainly have character. Great series Adam, inspirational indeed.
Adam, thank you very much for letting me ride behind you on your motorcycle and discover how wonderful Australia is. Thank you for continuing to inspire. Leo, From 🇦🇷
I love how the Warhorse just faithfully gives that sound of kigabuga-vroom within a second of hitting the starter switch, and Adam you give that look on your face saying it's a glorious sound that your bike is saying I'm ready let's go my friend. Great video this one is just watch out for any crocks.
I check daily for new episodes.
Your videos are always epic. Not only do they capture exactly what this country can be about for an adventure bike rider but it also says to your followers that you don’t need a brand new $30k bike to do this.
I think that once you accept that you don’t need the best or latest model but you have built the knowledge and a trust in any adventure bike you can simply go anywhere. This is what I love about this series.
Amazing filmmaking Adam. You make me want to call in sick to work today and take off west. Thank you
20:09 holy cow. I had goosebumps the entire time your mate spoke our anthem. I still do now. We are all lucky to live in the most beautiful country in the world. 🇦🇺
What you create is beautiful, reminding people of what we are really riding for. Its not about which motorcycle is better or how many millimeters of suspension travel one has, but about looking around, find different places, experience real world.
Awesome comment, very well said 🤘
Only one word.. EPIC!
Loved this journey! Gave me goosebumps
This is the most epic story of friendship, adventure and fun. Highly enjoyable, entirely relatable. Well done. Keep it up.
I used to ride sport bikes, then i stopped when my wife was pregnant. I recently bought the bike i wanted for a long time. 1999 Honda Transalp 600 and i love the thing. Your videos helped me to ride any moment i have, without purpose and excuses. I love the Warhorse, too bad that i can't afford the Tshirt. Cheers.
Adam, you’re THE LEGEND mate. Keep up the show! Cheers!
This has been a fantastic journey. Thanks for taking so many of us along with you.
Salute the Warhorse, Salute Adam!
You've taken us all on the 14,500kms ride with you. Thank you! You're an inspiration to riders around the globe and I for sure cannot wait to get out on the highways, desert etc. I resonate the kind of dialogues you have with the warhorse, the joys post the ride! Rightly said - enjoy the fatigue, get comfortable with being uncomfortable, take ownership for your actions and even the most remote place will be captivating!
Thank you, Adam! Godspeed Warhorse, Godspeed Motology!
The look on your face eatch time you cold start the Warhorse... Man it means everything 😊
Anapologetically exceptional!!! Worthy of Netflix.. though I feel Netflix is not worthy of such imense passion for motorcycling, filming, life, nature and travel. Well done!
Old Hondas are truly in a class of their own. They are all amazing machines from that era
18:29
"If you're willing to go the distance. If you can handle the fatigue, the discomfort, the remoteness then you'll discover that some of the most inhospitable places on Earth are also the most captivating."
Wow! This quote ❤
Everything about this has been absolutely amazing - the cinematic approach, the voiceover and the Warhorse tackling the rocks and the dirt in the way.
You Aussies definitely know how to conjure up a magical adventure. Amazing stuff, Adam!
Love and greetings all the way from India 🤗
Scott looked so comfy on his KTM. I almost cried with the warhorse starting, This is to much! We need time for this to settle. Its like reading a novel of William Somerset Maugham
Hey Adam, congratulations on the completion of this magnificent video series which brought us all along with you to share the emotion of your beautiful relationship between you and the Warhorse, you and your mates, as well as the rugged beauty of the Australian outback. Wonderful riding on display, wonderful videography and storytelling and a totally epic adventure full stop. Great stuff!
Epic stuff! 💪🏽
Can’t say thank you enough for letting us ride along from the couch.
You have a real gift.
Well done. 👏🏽
🏍️💨
Motology Films has taken it’s audience along for the ride on another amazing adventure. Cheers & thank you🤘
The membership to your channel is money well spent. I appreciate the effort that you put into your content it is amazing. Thank you
What a fantastic film. Thank You Adam for another window into Your life. Love it all.
And all this time you had us believing you had 62hp punting you along, only to reveal you had less. You've ridden an old motorcycle on an epic journey, embarrassed much newer machines, inspired many(young and old), to get out there and see, feel, and live the adventure.
You, sir, are amazing.
Thankyou.
Haha, I just love the Warhorse for all that she is. And you know what, the lower the horsepower, the higher the reliability ... The Warhorse will outlive us all!
Thanks for taking us along for this journey. Being from the U.S. I'll never ride in your home country and it's nice to see the wide open, desolate spaces that's available to you that I would have never seen if not for you and Motology films. Thanks Adam. It was a pleasure to watch.
I have watching from canada. This has been the best so well done. Using the old Honda war house and the way Adam presents it. Thanks.
Friends, family & adventure!
Life being lived well. Good stuff adam. You get old when you stop playing!
The whole trip was awesome to watch. The price of old XRV750's has gone through the roof. If Honda makes a few changes to the transalp, change it from an XLV 750 to an XRV 750 calls it The warhorse and runs an old school twin headlight they'll outsell KTM 10:1.
This series was so good. This should be on Netflix
Adam, You are an inspiration to me. A spark that has lit a fire more brighter then it was ever before to get riding and embrace the sheer pleasure of freedom at disposal on a motorbike. Have watched every single video of yours since past 7 days I have subscribed to you and that gave me so much to learn and understand from and have made me better at riding and more mature with riding. Thank you so much! "Did whatever the youtube tells us to do after watching your video at the end" hehe! Ride Safe! ✌🤌
Admirable!!! Thank you for sharing and showing what adventure is all about, feel, smell, admire, respect, enjoy the simple things of being out in Nature...
Loved this video. The way you described Guerlain was ❤❤. The music is intriguing and soothing at the same time.
You have a gift- you share the love of adventure and living. I just watched a father and son spend 142 days hiking the Appalachian trail (2198 miles) In America. You have allowed me (and everybody else) the same father-son love of of a shared journey. an epic tale of the love of a motorcycle and the friends that easily come alone for the ride. My recent rides over the last 15 years with my best friend on the two lanes of America needed to be put in perspective, and I'm ok with you doing that: May God keep you safe.
Undoubtedly the finest motorcycle travel documentary I've watched. The video and the narration content has been outstanding. I really can't wait for your next amazing adventure, long live the mighty Warhorse..
It's Sunday and as reliable as an old Honda, The Riemann & The 'Horse deliver masterclass in living your best life.
What can I say Adam? Just epic! Thank you my friend for sharing your adventures with us😍
Adam
Your videography is outstanding and your commentary enthralling and at times tickles the funny bone.
This series has shown some of the most beautiful sides of our wide brown land.
I have lived vicariously through your video series and would love to travel some of the regions you have shown.
I don't think however my Honda Shadow 750 will transition the dirt like the Warehorse.
I now regret selling my XR600 late last year after having owned her for past 32 Years, as that would have been the bike to do a lot of that bush on.
I also think your channel should grow in numbers as has that of Itchy Boots. We have just got to keep spreading the word on your videos, and that I shall do for you sir.
I shall be watching the new Iron Horse vids in interest, and look so see the Warhorse engine rebuild and new life given to the old girl.
Keep up the great stuff.
Absolute enjoyment Adam, profound, philosophical, entertaining and everything else that is good in the motorcycling world. Please do not stop producing.
the man you bought this war horse from would be watching this in total ore and pride that his once owned humble bike has served you well on the path which you have conquered , life is not just about the adventure but also about the love share between a man and his machine
This is much cooler than a 4wd show and the fact you guys can ride makes it even better
Tack för alla bra och inspirerande filmer. Bland det bästa på youtube 👍🏻
Thank you for sharing your journey with us mere mortals. Bloody well done Adam, thanks again.
I love that the windshield is still stitched together with zip ties.
I love motorbikes, i have 15 bikes 8 is running the rest still in restoration… but this guy is the person I want to experience,… I’m a Filipino living here in Darwin NT as a Chef… hopefully one day i have a chance to meet you Adam… thank you for the great adventure with you here in RUclips… i will become sone in your members… 🙏🙏🙏
Great video! I doubt you’ll ever see this comment, but I’d love to see a “how-to” video about riding in close proximity with other riders. Keep up the great work! ✌️💯🙏
Brilliant Adam I have loved every minute of the journey. Thanks
This has to be one of the best series on youtube Adam, what an amazing story of the warhorse. I can only hope one day I can go on an adventure like this!
Thank you for taking us mortals along for this ride
Excellent journey Adam, thanks for taking us along for the ride. In the USAF we would say that you and the Warhorse RTB Code 1 (return to base, mission capable).
Another fantastic story! Whether a teaching video or a travel ones always top notch!
Wonderful, enjoyed all of it. The poetry, emergency calls for Rum and lime... Crazy cool stuff Adam. Look forward to see the Warhorse rumble more of the world, Watch out for the crocs!
You’re a Legend ! To be certain both as a creator and a role model proving you don’t have to spend 20k usd to go adventuring. We never had AT here but for a short period we had the original Transalp. Here the original is claiming in price if you can find one. This new project might force me to become an official member. Especially if it is like a Airhead since I am affectionate of them.
I know you have a family and responsibilities and time is measured. I always find myself watching old episodes waiting for the next new download. The dirty weekend was also great because I also catch that station also. From one Adam to another Adam , thanks !
That was a great ending.
The channel keeps getting better and better.
I will admit, I stopped reading ADB in the late 80s and took a 3 decade break from motorcycles.
One of your videos came up in my feed, and I thought, whos this cocky bloke telling us how to ride with such conviction.
But the more I watched, the more I realised you are switched on and have some serious skills.
Thanks for sharing, you have definitely helped my transition back into (big heavy) offroad motorcycles from road bikes and MTB.
What an epic adventure! What to do now is the end... Thank you a lot for share with us your inner thoughs and how a trully trip like this feels like.
An epic adventure with wonderful friends an an outstanding bike. Kudos to all involved and hope you have many more.
Absolutely stunning. Nothing more to say apart from thank you. Cheers
This series is simply the best thing I've ever watched youtube!
From Canada, thank you so much Adam. I wish I could have hit the like button ten times for every episode!
What a fabulous series Adam, well done, it has been brilliant to follow. Motorcycle adventure is whatever you make it and it is clear that you have had both fun and an experience at the same time. As a Honda guy for 30+ years and current Africa Twin owner I have loved seeing the Warhorse used for its intended purpose. Keep being you...we love it.
Adam, I don't know if you remember or know of a guy named Allan Wall, an ex Honda mechanic who I had the privilege of working with some years back. Sadly, he passed away due to cancer, but I got to spend some time riding with him on our XR 600s in NSW, and listening to his stories of the Finck and various other legendary rides and riders he was connected with over the years. Your beautiful films are are wonderful tribute to my old friend, and the country he so dearly loved. Thank you so much. RIP Al, hope you are watching this from up there...
Hi Adam, I’m just some random guy, but I happen to live in one of the most beautiful and adventure motorcycle friendly areas in the US, Montana, specifically the north eastern area along the eastern front of the Rocky Mountains. I recently purchased a klr after a life time of yearning to ride, and I don’t have one regret about hopping on that freedom machine and cruising down the remote country roads every chance I get. Your videos inspired me to do this and I would like to invite you to come and experience this amazing area. It’s a rugged and rough land but unmatched in beauty. Thanks for your work in promoting adventure riding and if you have the opportunity come out to the Hi Line and explore
Great viewing pleasure as always. A double treat on a sunday, the finale coinciding with the final. Let's keep the fingers crossed. ❤
What an epic you created, Adam! Thank you so much for this series!
Truly an inspiration to us all! t-shirt is bought and can't wait until it arrives.
Perfect way to bring it altogether Adam…your films inspire me to take my 2 wheels & push as far into our beautiful country as I can in my life…pass on our thanks to your missus & kids for being without you for so long for our benefit & enjoyment truly appreciated 🙏
Thank you. It's a great reset every time I go out on these journeys ... makes me want to come home and be a better father, husband etc. I rarely ride for "leisure" these days. If I'm on a motorcycle, it has to be project / income focused.
That said, I'm doing my best to be myself on camera, inside that cloud of pressure / expectation but it's great incentive to keep creating when people genuinely appreciate the content and are relating to me as a real person.
Mission accomplished on being yourself Adam. I think that resonates with a lot of us followers who don’t actually know you personally. And I feel the same on my journeys away from my family… there’s always this tension isn’t there, the wanting to chase the adventure & get out there but then the wanting to get back home to the ones you love as well 🙏
Hey Adam, what an epic journey you have taken us into!!! I enjoyed every minute of it. Thank you for sharing with us!
Everyone should have some type of Warhorse. Old is gold.
I've just done the same thing with my '92 XRV750, I bought it in July and there were a few issues so it was engine out and fettled with and even replaced the output shaft, it's like a new bike now.
Absolutely loved this series of the War Horse.......keep it up
Hello from the Republic of Moldova, I enjoy watching your movies...
9:47 what a polite way of saying Adam is riding quite slowly
Great vid with a lot of thought provoking statements about our national identity. Thanks for the look into Scotty Staines, hes a legend to those of us who know him after his competitive riding exploits were long past and this vid added extra color to an already great painting.
Wow, quite an ending. I can't wait to see your next project. Thank a lot
16:50 priceless reaction . This Old lady still got it.
Not a Bob and Marge cooking show. Great vid. Wild country. The farther I've got away the most beautiful it has been. Many never take the side roads and miss the whole point of travel. The output countershaft and bearings. The bait is cast and the hook is set.
What an amazing adventure!!! Thank you so much for sharing it with the rest of us. Really a true inspiration. Just think, decades from now. Some guy will document and video their journey and confess that it all started when they were a young kid watching this bad-ass Aussie tear through the outback on an old bike. Let alone the fact one day, your kids will be grown and have kids of their own, who get to pull this video out of the archives to see how incredibly awesome their granddad truly is. A true legend!!!
Keep personifying adventure! Always looking forward to the next . I too own a 94 XRV750 in America, what a machine.
I have watched every episode of the warhorse from the purchase to the ride through artic circle . It even made buy a twinny, being a classic big single guy I had never thought about a big twinny . And no I do not regret it . Thank you for showing us your adventure . T shirt coming my way.
We might living in different country. We might went through different terrain on different machines to fight on different wars, but you guys are heroes in my motorcycling part of life
Top shelf series mate. The riding, the filming, the weaving of friendships & experienced wisdom, all of it makes for some of the best, most enjoyable moto content on the tube. Thanks for sharing the lot so well.
Rieman, again you ride with Legends and you are a Legend. Much respect.
I give a thumbs up as soon as it starts playing!
Amazing journey. You are the definition of motorcycle riding. The passion is just amazing❤
What a great storyteller you are. Thank you for these videos absolutely love them.
Living the dream. Really enjoyed this series.
thank you for what you do, bringing us along on the adventure. Keep going... and now all i want to do is go for a ride
So, the photography (especially the drone footage) is phenomenal! I can't begin to tell you how envious I am of your adventure. Your professional riding skills are front and center and make for a fantastic ride-along for us viewers. Great video, and ride safe.
mister Adam Riemann you are absolute LEGENDS!!!!! thank you for all of your videos those are so inspirational again thank you!
What an epic journey! Thanks for all your efforts. And all the best for your engine rebuild. Günter/Nürnberg
Epic, just epic mate. Top notch content!