Red car, red crocs. Yeap, it's Thomas for sure! Cheers

I was thinking the same thing on my last motorcycle trip. I came to the conclusion that the difference between RVing and motorcycling is that when you go motorcycling, you are immediately doing what you set out to do. RVing, on the other hand, enables more things when you get to where you were going.

Nice! Adventures are not about how you get around, but what you put into it. When I am not on my bike I travel with my wife in our small VW Campervan and so we drove 10.000 km around Europe this summer. I love both. The bike is for me. My thing. The van is our thing. Doing different stuff but all adventures. Congrats on your new van!

Congratulations on the van Thomas, seems that you enjoy this already, well have fun and stay safe as always !!!

I’m from Asia, and i live metro city. one day I will come to Norway and ask you 'to teach me what is adventure. Your video inspires me.

This video is a pleasant surprise. I love motorcycles but I'm too old to sleep on the ground, and my dog can't come along on my bike, so I've been thinking about a small camper van. "Will I like it?" is the question I keep asking myself, and this video helps me answer that. Looking forward to more van videos--but don't give up your bike!

I had it all big transit, transporter, landrover with rooftoptent, ... . still love it but love moto camping more because it's more "hardcore". Now I have a vw caddy which is perfect for everyday use and I put a rooftoptent on it when I want to go camp and/or pull my adventure bike on a trailer if I want to avoid long highway miles or want to have a basecamp somewhere :)

It's so fun to hear your say you have been riding (not driven) your car around for a week. Only a true motorcyclist can say that 😂 It was great to help you fix the small issues with your car, it looks much better with the blacked-out side panels! 👍 Looking forward to seeing more adventures from your van, seems like you enjoyed it 😊

Good job Thomas. I travel a lot with my pickup truck with a small topper cap over the bed. I can sleep and stay many places in good and bad weather. It really keeps travel opportunities open for me. You have a young family as well. Pretty soon it won't all be about you and your travels but about the family and shared experiences introducing the little one to a world outside to enjoy. Start them young. They develop much better. Now there are zillions of youtube sites converting vans such as yours to camper travel, minimalist expense and many full time life in a van on the road. Check them out. The diesel heater can be mounted outside in a box and vented properly. It can be removed and stored inside. Only a hose to enter the cabin for heat. Safe. The roof vent, there are a couple or more brands, select the quietest one. Simple install The led lights are a good choice. Some cooking inside but it is best for big meals be prepared out side to keep all the smalls out. But some Coffee is a must. Pee bottle maybe a honey bucket depending on weather and location. Yeap, handi-wipes to clear the dingle berry patch. Hahha Amazon has a lot of items. A solar panel or two on the roof and battery power is great but winter time limits that up your way. An Anker or Jackery power pack system is very good. These are evolving very fast given battery technology. It is good to be able to power all you can without a generator. There are many battery hand held shower units which having only some warm water in a bucket you can wash off with. Use the coffee maker to heat water or a stove. Make you bed high enough to sit on and not hit the ceiling to maximize storage under it. Also maybe a fold down table ledge on the other side to place stove and eating. food can be stored in battery powered refrigerator/cooler setup. This stuff is very efficient these days and require minimal power. So a new world opens for you. enjoy. It beats being froze almost to death in the bad weather, chances of injury, or just staying home. The main thing is to go.

Thats funny, i just discovered your channel minutes ago with the TKC70 tire review, and guess what: i also have a Yamaha T7 World Raid edition also in blue and a red Kangoo mini Camper....what are the odds lol

The perfect combination for the climate of Norway! Bike & Van , nothing to stop you enjoying the adventures and landscapes all year round now!! ❤🏍️🏕️😎

We just got back from.a month in Norway with our Camper......and towing 2 motorcycles. We had the best time and had some brilliant rides including Trollstigen, Lysebotn and Atlantic Ocean Road

Happy for you. Maybe it could be an idea if you should consider loading your MC in the car when you design the interior of it

Thomas congratulation on the van. As i see you have a towbar, you can enjoy the best of both worlds with the van and the t7 if you invest in a little trailer. Thus you keep more room in the van to sleep, relax, stay dry and warm in late season weather. Also possible to travel around with your bike not loaded with stuff of camping if you plan daily roundtrips with the red basecamp.

Great choice of camper van! I think you’ll have great experiences!

Love it! Adventure is what you make it. I do some truck bed camping now, but am considering the purchase of a Kia Carnival to travel more and camp out of when I'm not biking. It's pretty cool to wake up when it's pouring and have a hard roof over your head...also, camp setup is a breeze.

Go for it! It is nice to see you again doing all the stuff you like an you are passionate in. 😊

Great report on your new car. So I'm also interested in your car tours and car adventures. 😊👍🏻

Good to see you back again . Yes i must say i think you have a great idea there . Now you can go in any weather . Your friend is traded on lots of stuff great job . I keep saying this damn ur country is beautiful ! I seen you on off she goes with Runa she is awesome and funny love both of yours and hers videos . Can't wait to see more take care !!

Well for me, I always look forward to your excellent video's on your motorcycle, but as we all know Norway in summer is stunning. So buying this car gives you more opportunity to show us more of stunning Norway in the winter. What's not to like. Loved the shot at 4.20, and if you'll defiantly need ventilation that for sure at 4.50 ( laughed my socks off ). I've no doubt in my mind that all of us who have commented here, will really enjoy your video's. Now you should have a contest to come up with a name for it, just for fun, nothing serious. 😂😂🏍🏍

Everyone should have a terrific friend like that! Such a treasure! I thought you were going to bring your bike along, no? Trailer it with the van?

Congratulations on the new van! I can see myself going this way. Excited to see how things work out for you.

Some good snow ties for the front.

That’s a great challenge and I was thinking a few times about such a car but big enough to carry my bike with me as well 🤩✌🏻

Congrats and "welcome to the club" 😉 Similar solution here: Berlingo (because I can open the wall to the back) + foldable trailer for CRF 300 & mountainbike👍

Good luck with the new van 👍

OMG! I have video of that house at 2.58 and it looks like you took the tunnel bypass route there. Was there a few weeks ago, stunning scenery even in the rain. I see a trailer in your future...

Thomas, I couldn’t work why, but I thought I had seen your van before. Then it hit me. Do you know Postman Pat? He is a UK kids TV character. I used to love it. Google it mate. Great video as always.🇳🇴🇬🇧👍🏼

Great vid brother im an avid rider 06 bmw GS love it my other best thing is a 1982 vw vanagon gl tin top no pop up, set up for sleeping now slow but cool fun, you have some good ideas for your new rig be safe brother also i love the country you are in beautiful

Awesome video and also to see you back on the road Thomas! To be honest, as long as you're happy and continue to use your magic editing skills to share your amazing videos and home Country, you can even go on a bicycle that I will still watch them 😁👍. Just have question though, are you gonna hang up the famous Crocs outside or inside the van? 😁👍

Take me along next time, Thomas. Nice video!

I have done the same except that I opted for a Ford Transit Custom. A little bigger car that fits a full bed and kitchen but still small enough that I can park anywhere. I made interior into removable modules so I can still use it for other things, like transporting a new motorbike etc 😂😅

As usual great content. Glad you are back posting videos,

Cool Thomas! I actually purchased a Renault trafic 2018 long version i May to do the same thing😅 it is white, so i should add some orange details to match the KTM😎

Surprise!!!! As always your evolution and mine seem to be following the same path. However I considered renting rather than buying and I would like to have a rack on the back so that I can transport my smaller bike and combine both adventures. I saw a setup while I was away on my trip last year where someone put their bike on the back of their camper and it serves as an inspiration for me. I am glad to CONTINUE to follow you Thomas in your adventures, whatever they may be! Enjoy the journey!

Great work by Mr Reodor Felgen! I understand your curiosity. Just experienced a heatwave down in the Balkans. I did become a bit jealous of the car guys. So I do daydream of a Suzuki Jimmy, with a tent on the roof …

That is quite interesting as I had an idea of buying transit connect myself ;) The big question I have is if it will fit a small (ish) bike to the back

Remember: light is right. Don't add too much stuff to the van and keep it simple. You can work with fabric instead of wood.

Welcome in the " club " Thomas 😁 It's seems like you slowly going the same way I did . For whenever possible I use my motorcycle but sometimes when weather don't permitting travel with it I use my " barn on wheels " Recently weather in Norway don't give ua so many chances so why not go the other possibilities. Cheers mate and congratulations on new " mini fire truck 😜 "

Cool. I’ve thought about a van, but one I could put a motorbike in. That’s tough without getting a big van. ADV bikes are a bit tall. Probably better options in Europe than the US.

Congrats to your new wheels! Enjoy all the new adventures! 💚

after this summer... it appears being an appealing option, I recon

Very cool! Although Adam Riemann would call you Bob... (and Marge?) :D

Haha 🤣🤣🤣🤣 no one in the comments is mentioning the farth💨 Its briljant. Great vid my friend. By the way, today i found myself buying apple cider at my local store. You got me on to something😳😃 thanks a lot and keep up the good work. The wrapping looks great by the way!

Its just two different stories, but still same adventure!

Why not bring the bike on a trailer? I did it for Bukkerittet and Rally Grenseland. It was awesome!

Councils in uk like Ford Connects theyre cheaper on parts and reliable assuming it hasn't a wet belt

Congrats on the new wheels. The 64k dollar question, will the T7 fit in it? Cheers

Nice van Thomas...I think you will have fun 👍. BUT...please don't stop the T7 adventures 🙏 ❤

Super legal o vídeo, 👏👏👍👍😄😄🇧🇷🇧🇷

I think that adventuring in a van has its place within the moto entusiasts... I like the idea of taking my bikes with me instead of riding them sometimes... Let me explain.. Lets say I want to go from the Netherlands to the Swiss Alps.... Would love to go in my Ténéré but I would enjoy more doing all the passes in my streetfighter... On the contrary, I would not want to ride all the way there. So, having a camper van that allows me to bring my motorcycle with me makes for a good compromise. Another situation, lets say I want to go with my GF and my dogs, I can bring them alongside in the van, and when I reach a certain place, unload the bike, ride the roads, enjoy the beauty and then continue. I dont have to go fully loaded, I can take everything in the van, enjoy Stelvio o Trollstigen without having to carry a ton of luggage. Or I can do it in a bike that maybe is not the "adventure" type, like my streetfighter or a sport bike... I also believe that you can enjoy both, it does not have to be one or the other. Some times one will be a better option than the other. If you can have the priviledge of choosing, then why not. My personal preference would be something more like a Transit Custom Trail, Peugeot Expert (or Citroen Jumpy or Toyota ProAce, they are all the same) or something in that realm, that would allow me to carry the bike in the back. Anyway, this was waaay to long. Love your videos... Cheers!

Brilliant idea Thomas, you’ll love it. I’m looking forward to you using it during the winter. We’ll get to see Winter Adventures in Norway . So pleased to see you visit that smart friend again ( BMW Owner) he certainly enlightened you 😂. Can’t wait to see what alterations you make for more comfort etc. Enjoy 👌👌

I have a French one that will go faster than yours from 0-100 km/h, 100-0km/h, and it will have a higher top speed and meaner look. It will also be a lot more red (not Ferrari-red but still). You win with a mile and more on the ability to take it on the TET. Mine will just say: Really!? You want me to do THAT??? Diesel? Me and my car have never heard of such a word. Can you eat it? I will only sleep in mine because of exhaustion after a full day of E6-hardons. Slightly more serious notes: Having a suitable car/vehicle makes you try new things and explore new habitats. Don't ever hesitate trying new things!

No way my Fucktruckin friend! 😂😂 Tjommi, You will love it ☝️😁 Especially as long as any type of adventure is involved. You know i'm on as long as You do ut with the crocs on 💪🤠🔥

Would you get your T7 inside, Thomas? Then you could combine the best of two worlds. All the best, Günter/Nürnberg (Back from 15 days Romania where we met Dragos)

it is a great way to go on adventures, that is the way i go with my wife and dog. but we use a car and tend. but I'm hoping to get the same ford as you frome my company i work for, then we can use that for the tips. cheers

Camping in a car... travel compared to motorbike... I gues it is the same like, going for adventure by using KZfaq and watching videos there... I can say I've been there, seen it and I know how it feels... On motorbike you feel real wind, water, sun and all other elements of nature. It is also more chalenging and dangerous, more adventurous and with wider possibilities of finding new places, which you will nevel reach with a car. If you are 65-99+ years, then yeah, car is a way for you to travel, but at age of 20-65 motorbike is only way to experience meaning and joy of life.

Postman Pat goes camping 🏕. You'll be getting a Black & White cat next.... Incase you don't know look postman pat and his black & white cat up on YT 😂. Lools a good compromise when weather get shitty

If i ever gone a use a car for adventures it will be in a Plåtis as Mattias Eriksson has :)

Here is a link for your new projekt Ford camper , enjoy and i will enjoy some bike riding and hike this Fall

It will get bigger and bigger to a motor home with more stuff when you will return home to only look at your motorcycle thats been sitting there you will find yourself doing less and less with the motorcycle like going to the store in the van because you dont want to put on your helmet Can you recommend a good motorcycle channel

Nice 👍🏻

I'm affraid you'll never touch your bike again... ;-)

Trailer for the Tenere?

Flott. Bra med mer slik fra Norge!!

your ford is a good choice

I do not understand why? You can not ever compere adventure with a bike and a car. If it puring rain, that in it self is a bit of the adventure. I hope you dont give up the bike adventures!

Only if it's a Goldwing 1500 or 1800. 🙂

Hmmmmmm🤔 Skrue du Hansen 😉

T Hansen turned Chav. Joking apart. Diversity brings more opportunities. Go for it. You could take your son also.

If your in a camper van, why do you need a tent?

It all works because you are traveling single. I'm speaking from experience.

But... is this channerl about motorcicle????????????????????