Pedro, you are the light in these days of darkness! God bless you! Best regards from Serbia!

Pedro, thank you for sharing your adventure. My cousin, who also traversed the world, is now a part-time musician. He anchored near family in a sunny location. Keep up your videos, when you have time. Take care during these uncertain times.

How good is it to hear Pedro say “G’day” 😎 His time in Australia paying dividends 👌🏽

Pedro, I want you to know how much I enjoy the 'wandering around the ruins' that you do. It's interesting looking at the details, picturing the time period, the effort, and the families that built and lived there. What a small world compared to what we experience...thanks

Had to laugh when you talked about horrible roads to Venice. I rod from San Moritz to Venice on a bicycle in the early 80s. Riding a bicycle through those "gallerias" along Lac Como was one of the most terrifying things I've ever done.

For you Google Earth/Map guys out there, I found the unnamed stone village at the start of the video...Locate Villa Margherita about 35 km NW from the heart of Turin, there is a road winding south from the East side of the village. Measure 1.6 km due south from the center of the village and there you are. "Street view" goes just a 100 meters past where Pedro was parked and you can confirm it easy with the view when he gets back on Atlas. Follow the road south to trace the snowy ride over the mountain...cheers

In Italy the Highway (green road signs) are actually very well maintained unlike the county roads

Thank you Pedro for bringing light in our weekdays. Travel safe, and enjoy ❤️❤️

The sound of Altas makes you feel good. Anywhere, anytime, any weather condition.

You managed to catch a nice police action haha. Great.

The incredible riding is one thing, but the way you manage to mix up all these languages and make some sort of personal esperanto out of it is even more spectacular! :-D

Always nice to look at you and the Great alp .

Grande Pedro, il migliore viaggiatore motociclista ✌️😉

Greetings from the Philippines, love the wandering ride horaaah,...

You ride at the limit of weather at the end of October in the snowy mountains of the Alps, Pedro. Keep your good spririts, Günter from Nürnberg/Germany

Benvenuto in Italia 👍👍

so nice! the police part looks like a video from the channel "Bad drivers of Italy"!

I recall that in Italy, Portugal and Spain, the highway toll companies charge the same rate for motorcycles as cars. Alpine tunnels have a slightly reduced rate for motorcycles. I know I’m biased but I think motorcycles should be free, the wear and tear on the asphalt is minimum and the time taken to stop, turn off ignition, remove gloves, find ticket, find cash and reverse procedure really holds up the flow of traffic at toll booths. I have dropped gloves, ticket has blown away and machine wouldn’t accept €50 notes or bank cards. I also received a fine in Portugal for missing a toll booth mid journey!

im starting get pedro with drawals i finsh a veido i want more and more lol keep the good work up from overlander to overlander

Brilliant as always mate, thanks for the content!! Learning lots 😊🖖🏼

Gad to see that foreigners enjoy our land. It's good to share it with others. 😉👍

That looked interesting. Reminded me of going over the Brennan Pass in a snow storm. Great fun once your safe at the bottom.

Got some strange road systems in Turin we got stuck round the fiat alfa factory. Funniest one was on another holiday, my brother ending up in the middle of Naples by mistake by Turing off the bypass in the hire car. When we finally made if back to the motorway he had to pull over and calm down 😂

Those crossings are pretty pointless in Italy, it's just an indication of your 'Best Chance' to cross the road :)

HI Pedro, I don't know where you'll be traveling next but if Romania is in sight I'll be waiting for you in Targu-Mures!! Just let me know!

I had a little look back at one of your early videos and hey I'd forgotten what a baby faced dude you were. I enjoy watching your videos they are a real pick me up especially when the weather is crap and there's no riding in the mountains. Are you planning to go back to South America and pick up Alp and continue your adventure there? Keep up the good work Cheers 🍻

I got an A-grade in GCSE Italian in 2006 and sat here smirking at your attempts to speak Italian despite knowing mine's barely any better. Stuck on a long road with few exits, too many traffic lights and random, arbitrary fluctuations in the posted speed limit every few hundred metres.... Sounded almost as if you were describing most major British routes, I guess it's much the same the world over.

Molto bella. Va bene. Fantastica

Enjoy Pedro 🤙

My boots are the same, you take no notice after a while, but a guy a work said I sounded like a storm trooper coming in 😂

Nice Pedro , leaving Italy to Switzerland and more snowy tracks judging by the epilog , stay upright mate :-)

Video top. Também tou a pensar comprar a Transalp para puder fazer umas viagens ai pela Europa. Continua assim

Em Turin temos de ser loucos como eles 😂😂😂💪. Se fizeres a passagem de Itália para a Suíça pela montanha boa sorte e vai com calma.

Baz lurmann. Sunscreen. Class of 99. Amazingly true song. Every part of it.

Nice video 👍

Most gas stations here in Canada have coin air pump. When they had garages, they would have a large compressor anyways.

@Pedromota Hi there. fun to follow your vlog. Just bought me a Transalp 1998 model and see you are using a custom windshield. did you make it yourself? i am 190 cm and catch lots of wind and looking for a solid solution there. Thanx in advance for sharing your answer. keep on doing what you are doing and i will enjoy! Groeten vanuit Norge.

Ahah I love the attempts to speak Italian :D

Esses comentários sobre limite de velocidade e linhas duplas no asfalto (7:15) também se aplicam ao Brasil

You know, Italians aren't all a bunch of SuperMario's dudes, or Spanish. Respect the people, expecially their language and culture...or do not expect to be respected.

"Squeaky Boots" not "Itchy Boots"! 😉

Bro you looks like ragner of vikings ❤❤

Mate they are a bit expensive but definitely get the low Forma ADV boots 👢 they are SUPER comfortable, very gripe and great 👍 to walk in , I’m on my second pair ( first lasted 100,000kms and at least 70% of that was off road .And as I said before the Motul - tooth 🦷 paste style ( will not spring a leak )

People imagine italy only as a mediterranean almost exotic country. Sad that the Alpine part and its culture is almost always looked over.

Looks like your rear brakes are dragging judging by the ridges on the disk. Could be the slide pin or piston is jammed, probably just needs a clean and grease with ceramic paste. Good luck brudda! 👍

No offense Pedro but your videos end oddly abrupt. I still love your videos though. Ride safe and have fun. 🇺🇸

Hi, this is Rock Rooster Footwear. We sent you an email just now. Looking forward to your reply. Thank you!

Hi Pedro, whole you're in Italy, visit Fabio Goffi.

you're the fucking best Pedro! If you came to lake Garda DM me, I have a place for you to stay and I can bring you around I have a Transalp too! Cheers!

I'm left wondering if that ending scene is an omen of trouble to come or if it was left on accident during editing :D

Love seeing the old ruins! Why don't you carry a small compressor?

Italian drivers are always in a hurry. I swear it must be all the expresso's.

Loved that guy being stopped by the cops 😄 been in Milan quite a few times, always working , its nice, just be carefull italians will always try to ripp you off, restaurants, taxi, they all like some extra income.

Yes now in italy the police go out collecting money , last time i went there they collected wheelie photos .....

Double bag da chain lube :)

I know you've probably been asked and answered this loads of tims but I can't find it. Which apps or how do you find and book your accomodation especially at short notice. Cheers.

chain lube is a waste of time, the links of the chain are sealed with o rings

Perdo! You will come in venice?! I can be your guide

hey pedro, ca you add stuff like live location, temperature, time in your videos?

Pedro, are you going to ride through Slovenia as well?

So what actually is supposed to be the advantage of those boots??? I sure can't see any...

So, they have travel tire inflaters for your bike. Get one so you don't have to worry.

This is the way

We're taught to ride in the left track - then cars will not push you into the shoulder.

In Italy the police do not joke, yes maybe if they see that you are a quiet person it is ok, but as soon as they see something strange they stopped you, in fact in Italy there has never been a single terrorist attack in recent years, especially Islamic, while other European countries have unfortunately had. The secret services and the Italian police in general work very well when needed

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cioè: prima si lamenta che in italia la doppia striscia non significa nulla ( che non è nemmeno vero, ma bici e moto non sono veicoli ingombranti ), ma subito poi se la polizia multa una persona per aver superato un'auto con doppia striscia è solo perchè vogliono "fiscalizzazione".... e tanto per la cronaca, gli autovelox che vedi per strada sono al 99.99% falsi, sono solo degli armadi con la predisposizione per lo strumento ma dentro non c'è normalmente. ultimo punto: good trip si dice "buon viaggio" ( è il saluto comune ) non "bon giro", e anche in officina ti hanno detto buon viaggio ma hai capito male.

"In Italy it's all over the place" YOUR WORDS. Cuz where you come from trespassing while filming is legal?

First :-)

bring respect to the italian language BIFOLCO!

Don't speak spanish to an Italian guy.

Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ

Why don't you bring your own air pump or compressor, instead of asking free services each time you're out from a ride...

Sorry mate but not one of your best episodes i gggggggguess after watching your other exploits and now waiting over a week to see you look at an empty house then pump up your tyre was a non event Never mind fella