I totally agree. I traveled from Montreal, Canada to Los Angeles on a 125cc scooter. 6000 km in 18 days. It was a dream since I was a child. I went to Indianapolis, Memphis, Dallas, EL Paso, Tucson, Phoenix, Los Angeles.....and all the small cities in between.....all small roads.....the best road trip ever....Now planning Montreal to Costa Rica...... slowly means taking time to see things

@@scootterrescootterre348 I know this is a tough concept to handle but its possible to ride slowly on a faster bike.

I did it on bicycle. The guys on big expensive bikes or 4wds were a funny lot. The guys on busted small Motos were alot more interesting and friendly

I agree, just relax and enjoy the view!

@@scootterrescootterre348 What 125 cc scooter did you use on your trip?

There isnt any biker with huge balls, it is physics ;D

It's not a small bike! It is Yamaha, in fact the YBR has traveled around the world on more than one occasion, even traveling more than 170,000 kilometers without opening the engine, a true warrior.

@@german.7609 125cc is a small bike, that's a fact

Respect!

Same engine ?

@@melindaortiz9741 yes, of course

RESPECT !!!!!!. i have a BAJAJ discover 100cc (technically 94cc) and did tour across whole south India thrice. hope to hit 100000km mark in my next trip

Honda Dream 100 is famous here in Phillippines in the 90s&early 2000,I already toured some parts of our country with my 1999 Kawasaki HDIII/KC 125 cc,2 stroke engine..Byaherong Makaluma my YT channel.

Wow

Heart, but also budget and roads. A lighter, smaller bike will do much better in terrain like Pakistan, it's more simple to fix by yourself, and if that's what the average person is riding - that's what you'll ride. I tried my share of "small-displacement touring" when I rented a 125 to ride 1100 km in England and Wales - the biggest issue wasn't the bike, but the traffic around it that was going much faster, making you the slowest vehicle on the road, causing traffic behind you up mountains as you creep up steep hills going full throttle at 50 kph. A 250-300cc bike would've made a world of difference. Different horses for different courses, I suppose.

@@BassOutcast 👍

@@BassOutcast RE Himalayan. Simple mechanics, 411cc 25HP, cheap mileage, and totally suitable on and offroad. Might it be the best as a humble, simple and cheap; and yet seriously prepared adventurer for the whole globe?

@@theoldleafybeardAre you referring to Royal Enfield’s Himalayan?

PaulADV thanks man 💪 we only need the will power to go out and do this kind of things. Not a big bank account.

PaulADV I'm agree with you sir ❤👍

PaulADV absolutely right, I totally agree; Too much Big Bike snobbery going-on these days. This vlog reminds me of that guy who travelled around Asia and Canada on a Honda Cub c90 (I think his name was Ed March?). The real 'adventures' are those not taken via the Autobahn, in fact the best/genuine adventures are usually the ones manifested from a poorly planned trip!!

@Daniel Stafford really awesome and great road trip I really love bikes And love to travel on bikes 125 cc are the most capable And light weight 😎😎😎😎😍😍😍😘😘😘

A BMW really isn’t TOO expensive to rent. Saw one online for like $700 for a week. That’s not too crazy.

Dunno I did iron butt on vanvan. Awesome bike )

Milan M öö.üpkpopplpllplplllllpppü0

Obviously he’s gonna fill up on the way you stupid man😂

you just need to go out and do it :) i was also not sure about doing this trip, and camping outside at first was very strange and unnatural to me. but than you start to like it, and every single night alone in the tent is more fun than the previous one. do it and it will change your life for the better (no more fear)

;-)

Probably on 2 wheels🤷‍♂️

thanks man. it was an Epic adventure indeed ;)

I'm glad you liked the video ! trust me the video is a fraction of the trip ;)

Eldad MAT which bike is that? Was it right during all trip? No mechanical failures? Can you make video how you prepared the bike and yourself for the trip?

after many videos on youtube about motocycyle trips which I have seen, my decision is; you are the hero.

I'm really glad to hear that ;))

Marcus Follosco It really depends on the needs. If you're going to eastern Europe or Asia/Africa where many roads aren't well build then yes, a 125-250cc will do (preferably a dual-sport). In western countries with higher speed limits and better roads you're better off AT LEAST on a 250 that can handle the speed limit without holding anyone behind you.

@Tomas de Torquemada Because small bikes takes you places huge monsters such as the biggest BMW's and ktm's can't. Also you could pick it up no matter how exhausted. Cheap and easy repairs too that you can manage on your own. That's why.

@Tomas de Torquemada you do you buddy, no one forcing you to take the 125 cc bike

Otto Sump I would take the Honda🤷‍♂️

What's the max speed on these 125cc bikes without straining the engine?

עם האינובה אתה יכול להקיף את העולם והוא ימשיך לסחוב. צא וטייל איתו. באמת שלא צריך הרבה בשביל הרפתקה שכזאת.

@Brent J. Cooper - NO. The dogs aim for the "moving target". They honestly don't give a sh_t about the bike specs! LOL :-)

Anastasios Voultsides I'm glad you liked it 😊

really mate no compliment, i've done crazy trips on my 35 plus years riding but you my friend take the cake!!

Deniz Hadzalic not even 1 breakdown. and I crossed rivers that were up to my waist line .

@@eldadmat4160 Did you change the oil and sparkplug and adjust valve clearance during your trip?

@@richardwalker8398 only oil change (once)

@@eldadmat4160 so you completley submerged the bike????