"Anyone who rides with zero skill left in reserve is going to end their time on this planet prematurely" - yet another solid Adam Riemann quote, valid for life in general! :D

@Roadlesstraveled1244

8 ай бұрын

That did make me laugh loads them around my parts always end up going straight on 🤣

@ClintHornsby

7 ай бұрын

Come on Adam name and shame 😂

Nothing better then kicking back on a Sunday evening and watching the Warhorse perform in its natural habitat! 🤙

@MotologyFilms

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it, Warhorse held her own on it's first group ride.

@peterowen2592

8 ай бұрын

Im always ready and waiting for the next vid to drop!! Love it 🫶🏼

@thisadventurelife503

8 ай бұрын

Facts.

Adam, you are the one who brought back happiness of riding a motorcycle to the regular people. Thank you for that!

The signature is from famous Dakar rider Gaston Rahier who won Paris Dakar in 1984 and 1985 on the R80 GS. There are only 200 of those signed tanks. He also took part in 1986 but he had a crash mid race and broke 6 ribs and a collarbone. He still finished the race but as you know, honda won this year for the first time. R.I.P. Gaston Rahier he was a great rider

@ashleypearce3507

8 ай бұрын

Wow that's great to have found out about that bike thank you

The Warhorse will be legendary on KZread for decades.

Adam when you speak about motorcycles it is pure poetry...your words gospel. You are a great ambassador for the sport and the Warhorse exemplifies what is special about all motorcycles. Good fun thank you I’ve been watching you for years. I’m 58 and purchased my first bike in 45 years...maybe I can get in shape to ride off road. God’s speed be safe 😊

@maraudermitchelli

7 ай бұрын

@@BackroadTourist Adam does a great job. There's just something special about motorcycles...I hope you have a great day.

Well I am speechless. Never did i think I would show up in one of your epic " Films " with my old " Green Warhorse" . "You meet the nicest people on a Honda" . Cheers Adam. Keep on keeping on. 👍💯

@basveekelen

7 ай бұрын

I’ve got the same, was very content with it coming by 😄

This needs to be on TV …. Brilliantly done

The most raw, honest and most entertaining content in any sphere, luckily our sphere. Keep it up Adam. This was a lot of hard work for you as our own day to day is. But you are a true professional in your domain and that is why you deserve reward by us following you. Thank you for your efforts 🙏

@MotologyFilms

8 ай бұрын

Really appreciate your feedback, thanks for the support .

@AdventureswithFishbro

7 ай бұрын

Hear hear.

Adam, you are a true story teller. I find it interesting how you can weave story after story into one story and keep you audience glued for the better part of an hour. I love the story of the War Horse, it would be fun to hear its side of your stories. Hitting the button and it just works, it just doesn't get much better than that. As another described just raw and honest content.

The Warhorse has brought a community of fanatics together in a pop up church and sang “Revs and Pipes” and danced to the tune! Well done Adam and everyone tuned into this magnificent Adventure… Can’t wait for the next episode

At 28:21, This BMW R80GS Paris-Dakar, has one of few numbered tanks signed by Gaston Rahier, the Belgian rider who won the Paris-Dakar race two years in a row while racing for BMW in the '80s. Thank you for a great production as always and for keeping the passion going. 🔥

One of the best experiences you can have while not being in the saddle, just watching, as a rider, is watching your videos. Is it during Himalayan series or with this video that some turning point occurred or maybe it is just my impression, I do not know. Apart form awesome riding and filming, I have a feeling you are putting yourself more into the stories and more of your inner self and true character come out. Thanks for the inspiration.

Your videos are the inspiration we need as a world that is falling apart, keep going my friend, outstanding work..outstanding man and machine

How can every episode transcend the previous? The story you weave and your interactions with the other riders are a true testament to you as a rider and an ambassador to the sport. You combine professional skill with humility - a rare combination. Thanks for sharing your dedication and love for adventure with us. The Clubby segment was special.

I have a 1988 Transalp and in many ways feel the same about it as you do the Warhorse. I have no desire to change to a modern bike, despite them being in every measurable way ' better'. These old ones have sn indefinable quality to them. Thanks for the excellent videos.

Another epic chapter in the Warhorse adventure with Mr A Riemann. Living life large doing what you love and getting paid to do so. Life could not get any better. Ride safe Sir.

Total baller move. Watching this channel for a hour of peace, total freedom machines, stuck in my cubical for 50+ hours a week. I purchased a adventure bike. Listened and practiced every skill and maintenance on this channel. Completed the US Government permit course with little issues. Now I adventure ride, seek the new landscapes through my eyes, discomfort, heat, cold, water, dirt, mud and a flat tire. No factor. I know how todo most by this channel of instruction and inspiration. “I still have work todo, I still haven’t seen these places, I have a calling now.” It made me a better Husband to my wife, father to my kids. Never argue home. More projects COMPLETED finally at the house. Date night with the wife once a week. Better sex. We all work better as a team that enjoys a good story and pictures. Anyone new to this channel, go back on every video, learn and achieve. It’s not just the proper advice, adventure bike riding, it’s confidence and perspective you gain. The pleasure of resolving issue or a locked gate seen in this video. Having the opportunity to figure it out. You’ll become a better man to your spouse, children, family, friend on your adventure and community. Best shape of your life both body and soul riding a freedom machine. Become your own Super Hero. This man just gave you a GPS to find it. It’s your time now.

@jamie.miller.inspiring

6 ай бұрын

That is one of the best comments ive ever read on youtube, absolute legend! Im just about to get my license and a bike and begin my journey too :)

@jamie.miller.inspiring

4 ай бұрын

Wow i just re read this after having my licence and first bike for about 7 weeks, riding has taught me even more about myself :)

@scottmoss8823

4 ай бұрын

@@jamie.miller.inspiring He’s right, total freedom machines. No drinking alcohol. You’ll miss the adventure and put you in danger. Just ride the track, the confidence and ability once done you’ll be better at everything. It’s impressive.

His passion is speechless, we see in Adam’s eyes. I’ve been watching this videos almost 10, 12 years and I’ve never seen anything like this. Thanks for showing us how it seriously a love for motorcycles! It’s a pure pleasure of riding bikes! 39:01 Greets from Brazil 🇧🇷

The story of love for a bike and the emotions She gives you from the first start. I don't know very well English but you share these emotions that it's so easy to feel them. Great story and great love. Beautiful.

Love the war horse great to see older bikes doing what they do best just getting on with it no gizmos keep spreading the word thanks phil

Adam is next level in all things epic! The war horse is the lucky one! He have her life and they both are inspiring all of us to get up and get out and crack the throttle! Thanks Adam!

Fantastic videos! Love that you don’t cut it short! Great alternative to watching a movie. Keep it coming!

Totally admire your respect for the Warhorse...

You radiate such positive energy Adam, love the concept of trying to trust people again. The way you connect with others through sharing stories in your videos is the prime example of what I aspire to be like when I'm your age. Thanks, hope we'll be able to make our RD04s meet one day!

So excited for the Super Tenere vs Africa Twin episode! These are the highlights of my week man

Just amazing quality craftmanship the way you make these great videos. Your story telling is just gripping and true. We easily sense that it comes from the heart. This series on the Warhorse and the ones you shot since the beginning for this legendary machine are top international level. You are definitly not just a terrific and wise rider, but also an accomplished artist. Bravo!

The excitement you have for the warhorse and riding is a nice treat to watch. I’m 26 and share the complete passion you do. I’ve put countless miles on all kinds of bikes since 2018 when I started riding. Been to 34 out of 50 states in the US. The sad thing is I can’t share the experience and excitement with anyone except the few people here and there. I recently found your channel and it’s so refreshing to live through the adventures and feel the excitement. My son and I appreciate the content and look forward to next adventure🤙🏼

@boaro8000

8 ай бұрын

That's the way man! I'm a '97 guy as well, and even here in Italy I struggle to find a single soul (younger than 50) to share this passion with. Guess I'll be soloing my RD04 the same way Adam did in the outback

Just getting it done on a old classic, you can't beat that. Well done Adam, we looking forward to the return leg of your adventure 🍻🏁

Good to see another video from the warhorse! You broke your windscreen close to my house. Very good that you edited the part of the 1290 in the film. Those people blast outside their skill level and put other people at danger, worst part is that most dont get what they are doing until they see something like this in your film

Honda man... love em.. cars, bikes, mowers, geni's, what a company...

We are all in awe of the Warhorse. Just like in Scarface..."There's a bad guy comin' through! Better get outta his way!"

Thanks for the kind words on the graphics dude 🙌🙌

@MotologyFilms

2 ай бұрын

You nailed it with that kit mate

Adam, you legend, you are enriching our lives as frustrated day to dayers, who we know are living our best lives balancing our livelihoods and love for our families but secretly wishing we can go on the type of adventures you have made your profession. We all know you have the same responsibilities as we all do. Top marks for having the balls to travel the road you have and backing yourself to provide for your family in doing so. You are a true professional and deserve all the fruit of your efforts. So much skill on the bikes and as a film producer. Long live Motology Films 🙌🏾

Another video where you’ve just knocked out of the park 👍 Just a bunch of guys enjoying their bikes and each others company. Bikes are the great leveller, doesn’t matter who you are or what you do, we all share a passion for our motorbikes 🏍️ Warhorse rules 😊 …. I feel the same every time I swing my leg over my ‘83 R100RS with over 100k miles under her tyres. I hit that starter, she rumbles into life and I set off knowing she will get me to wherever I want to go 👍

Adam, my goodness, there are not many videos on KZread that can be labelled as “films”, but yours is certainly one. Your films inspire me. Even my wife called her old Prado “her war horse” the other day. Can't wait to see more of the trip back and see you out there one day.

The ego and horsepower portion of the video where buddy nearly clips you and ends up off the side of the road was a very important portion of the overall video. It's helpful for us newer riders, and for some complacent seasoned riders, to be reminded of the repercussions of allowing high levels of both ego and horsepower to mix. It's also easy to see people such as yourself Adam on KZread and think "that looks easy" then stupidly try to emulate such riding. It's a recipe for a sort ride into an early grave. Thanks for the excellent and important content.

Always be yourself, be true to yourself. It shows if you try to be someone else. Awesome video as always.

I had the transalp 600 from that era but then for the 750 I moved to super teneres. I had 2 of those the original white red yellow chesterfield colours and a later black. The black one I kept till 2009. Then I got a GSA 1200 which I still ride. My friends at the time also had African twins that I would occasionally borrow and ride. You bring back memories of simpler good times. Tnx

You're a good story teller, and a great rider Adam. I am enjoying this series very much. Green Valley is just 45km from where I live, just wish I knew you were there, to just see the War Horse, you have got me looking for one now myself, although it would be too big for me, I have been sub 500cc for the last 50 years, except for a short stint with a 900 Yamaha Diversion back in the 90's. Prefer the small ADV's( trail bikes) though.

I know you since only 2-3 months but really big fan of you now :). You are inspiring.

Wow! What are the chances a guy from the Netherlands meets you in person on a random track! 😊 fantastic!! 🤩

Those two bikes together, I just cannot wait for that video. The Super Tenere 750 vs the Warhorse.

As always, the Warhorse makes us dream, we want to be you or as you. You make us love the Warhorse as if it was our bike. When fell and broke the windshield, we hurt, as you.... Now, it's such a great feeling to look at you riding it and loving it. Your narration, your story telling is extraordinary, yet simple but so well thought and just the raw truth. I ride my own Warhorse, in the form a KLR650, 2018, so I can so much connect with your words when you say, no electronics.... Thanks for all you give to us !!!

Great episode Adam! I still get excited every time I fire up my RD07a cold in the morning too

Just bought my first motorcycle KLR 650. Thanks ARiemann for the inspiration and knowledge!

Love the hyped up conversation between yous two. So relatable.

I cannot put into words how much I love your videos! I feel like I’m there with you!

When I was a young teen, the Africa Twin was in its first generation available over here in Germany. At this time I knew I will be riding a bike when I grow up. But ADV riding or Motocross was absolutely not my taste, that changed decades later only a few years ago. But that aside, I always loved the design and attitude of the old Africa Twin, stunning bike. And btw as always - great content and very entertaining. Thank you.

Yes, another great vid, well made of course yet it's the content that keeps you in.. thanks for taking us along

Hi Adam, thank you for this video. Every time I think I have watched my favourite video of yours you produce another one which becomes my new favourite. I’m in awe of you and what you do. This video was just so entertaining especially the chat with the guy with the high handlebars, so funny 👍🇦🇺

I thought important to mention, as I just finished watching this episode. I find so much enjoyment and great people stories in your videos…you guessed it, I’m watching it again. By the way “I gave my exhaust away” episode…watched that three times now. Your story teller rhythmic voice, and your ability to capture the essence of adventure, no matter what the brand of motorcycle is nothing short of amazing, so I thank you for bringing me so much joy.

All these videos, all the time I had this weird feeling where the appreciation for the Africa Twin was just a bit too much. And then, in this video, around 25:30 where you ask the Rd07 owner how he got his bike to Australia it suddenly made sense! You never had these in Australia? So you were just seeing and reading about the hype, never able to live it. That's heavy stuff man! The Africa Twin is so iconic (albeit very common here) that it's just at the root of all ADV bikes. It's just there, and will always be!

This is the good stuff of adventuring on two wheels to it's finest level, and thanks Adam for giving us gold!

Loving watching old mate Miles Davis in his Laura Ashley issue BMW suit... very becoming! Great video, Adam 👌

I really enjoy your videos nothing better than after a day out on the bike then to sit back in the evening watching you and the warhorse in action. It shows that you don't need a $30k bike to get out there and have a blast.

Thank you. My face hurts, I haven't stopped smiling, chuckling, I needed it. Cheers.

Haha the goon hr with Myles bloody brilliant mate

Your a menace for dissing that T7’s handlebars and exhaust 😂

Great ADV motivational and entertaining video Adam, I just want to go riding now. I love the way you engage other riders and ADV ambassadors, legends of the industry. Always great cinematography and commentary, you make me laugh each time I watch one your videos. Keep it and up and I hope to meet you on the ADV trail one day. Great job.

I love a story that shows the old school side with pride. Well Done

Oh man, I love this❤, Adam is so cool and down to earth. You could see how much those folks respect him.

Man I love your videos. How you explain and tell your stories is great. Big thumbs up here from South Africa. Oneday I also want to do adventure riding.

You keep adding a new chapter to the ADV community......It's getting more and more intense!

What you do for the adventure riding community is brilliant. You prove that you don't need to spend a bucket of money to make life a ride, love your work Adam. 👍🏍

Nice. Can't wait for the next episode.

You are a living legend on a legendary motorcycle! I'd love to meet you both one day!. Best regards from Greece 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷

I recently came across your channel, 6 months or so ago! And have started my own motorcycle journey thanks to you! with a nice little Honda cb500x, maybe a little adventure bike! But she’s got me on the adventures, none the less… keep the epic warhorse content coming

It's unbelievable what this channel did to me. What am I saying? 3 videos were enough to change my entire perspective on motorcycles. I just got my license and first bike in late August, an MT-07 to be exact. Thought I was a 0-60 in 2, elbow to the ground type of rider (in a couple of years of course), until I saw your videos. Now I'm considering selling the MT after only 2 months and getting a Tenere instead.

Hello from the Bend Oregon . I try to watch my share of ADV riding. Been riding motorcycles since I was 12.. By no means am I a professional.. I watch guys solo riding in there videos and as soon as a group ride starts 1 or 2 people ruin everything because they ride over there skill level and crash and push the group to ride over there skill level trying to keep up!! At 14:34 you papas the ass and he passes you back 15:38 no room ever on the trail for that kind of riding EVER !!! I would rather ride alone. Ride my ride and stop when I want. Go as fast as I want. Im glad you summed this up it happens all the time dirt or street. Ride safe my friend .. I enjoy your love of the outback!!

Love the stories. Excellent

Just awesome mate2017 Africa twin owner .keep up the great work 🤘

Amazing. Thank you for sharing.

The title to these videos should be 'How I globally double the resale value of an old Honda Adv bike' love it!

Shoutout to fellow Dutchy Bas, riding his bike all the way down in Aussieland!

@jvdl010

8 ай бұрын

Exactly want to know his insta to follow the adventure of our fellow dutchie

@FreeFinca

8 ай бұрын

​@@jvdl010The dude that nearly clipped Adam?

@jvdl010

8 ай бұрын

@@FreeFinca no that guy on new africa twin from the netherlands not the gs dickhead 😂

@pti1337

8 ай бұрын

@@FreeFinca Naah I'm talking about the modern Africa Twin rider at +_ 13:37 not about Mr. I can afford a big bike but not handle it at 15:45

@HulsenBike

8 ай бұрын

Thanks mates! But have to be honest here; bought the Honda here in Sydney:) I am thoroughly enjoying the Australian riding. Coming from road bikes in The Netherlands it has been quite challenging though, but the videos of Adam really help. I have been posting some of my own videos on my channel. Ride safe!

Just made my sunday watching yet another superb adventure on the warhorse. Great story telling mate. Loved it. Cheers from Pakistan. 👍

@MotologyFilms

8 ай бұрын

I love that you are enjoying this video from Pakistan. I was right at the border in Kashmir, 2012. Maybe one day I will ride in Pakistan ...

@kamran.yousuf

8 ай бұрын

@MotologyFilms Most welcome whenever you decide to visit here. We do have an adventure riding club with all the assortment of medium to large adventure bikes of around 200 odd members. Would be an honour to host you and learn from the best. Until then, keep posting amazing content. 👌

You're living the life we all dream of. Thank you for bringing us along for the ride. I wish I had your skills. My off road skills are long gone. I haven't genuinely ridden off road since I was a young loon in the 80's lol. Keep up the content fella. Your shits a breath of fresh air compared to most of the over done shit we see nowadays.

Brilliant video Adam. So down to earth and not pretending to be anything but yourself.

Love the warhorse, bought a 1994 (rd07) in Dubai (Japanese delivery), it'll go home to Australia when I'm done here. They are something else, petrol, battery, go!!!!

Love the chats about other riders bikes.

Great trip & story. Intriguing how Ausies adopt Yank use of "rowt" when they even have a travel song "Root 66" 😊

What a great down to earth bloke you are mate

Thank you very much for your content. You really give us top valuable content herr. The mixture of philosophy and juaat motorbikes images is both instructive and funny. Thank you. Keep on it.

A remarkable journey the warhorse is from an era of motorcycles that will never be repeated the story so far as conjured up many wonderful memories a magical adventure…!!!

I must confess, I got a little crush on you, Adam! Your attitude and knowledge, once more wrapped in a great video - who would not wish to call you a good mate?

You're really happy with your warhorse. All you say in praise of the Africa Twin 750 is also true for my old Transalp 600 PD06. It's old, it's good, it's comfy, it allows you to explore and it's reliable. It's mild and old-school. Quite a different feeling from modern bikes. Thanks for your channel, you convey that special ADV feeling very well. Happy rides, Günter/Nürnberg, Germany (I do understand your rant about someone riding outside his skills)

Thank you very much, Master. I really enjoyed it again. And greetings to all the good people of the world in this difficult time for some.

My dude! What another chapter and story. Multiple war horses even! What a time, those smiles say it all. Hopefully you have a project out here in the states down the road...I will make sure to ride a leg at a minimum to say hello. Heck, I'mma have to come down to your neck of the woods one day as well, something special down there and I want to experience it myself. Ride on friend, ride on.

I have been inspired partly by your story with this old Africa Twin but also other people. I was unable to find an RD04 Africa Twin in at a price I could justify, I have however found a Cagiva Elefant 900 and I'm getting it up and running from a very poor condition. Going to start learning offroad riding over winter and take it out for a long trip next summer. Nothing can really measure up to the soul of thees old bikes, I'll give the new bikes that they can go really far between needing service and attention, hover they are completely helpless when they do need service. So what if I have to give everything a once over every night, I'll make it much farther befor I'm unable to help myself.

Adam is singlehandedly raising the prices of old adv bikes with each video.

@titubatu1

8 ай бұрын

LMAO. It's probably true, though... As an owner of a DR800, XTZ750/850 and an RD07A, I don't mind... :)

I've really enjoyed watching all the videos on the mighty WAR HORSE you are a big influence in my life.Ive traded my YZ 250X on a street legal WR250F it mite not be the best choice for adventure touring but I have to start some were I live in new Zealand in the south Island thank you Adam for inspirng me to rediscovering my love for riding

Its a joy everytime you upload a video. A master story teller

Yet another amazing upload can't get enough of the warhorse story I have the same green rd07 AT the colour scheme is Tasmania green.very apt for a AT in Australia

Its not easy being a centre of attention, but you make it look so effortless and make people's day.

Another epic adventure in the books, looking forward to the next episode! 🏁

Been watching you since I was 13 I'm now 16 about to get my red ps for my motorcycle licence. You inspired my competitive riding and offroad riding in general. I'm so bummed I couldn't come meet you on my dl650. I've been camping at green vally farm since I was five years old and it is one of my favorite camps ever

Pure pleasure to watch and hear all those machines 😮 what a legend you are. Regards from Poland

Speechless, thank you Riemann...

Great yarn mate, and some great old bikes on display. Well done, and safe travels home.

@lukefish7562

8 ай бұрын

👏🏽👏🏽 What an adventure! Thank you for taking us along! 🏍️💨

Fricken awesome bit of film making