Wanna know what's out there for once you're good to go? . Check out the early days ride from Europe to Japan kzread.info/dash/bejne/qaGlmM6smrC_cto.html The ride in South America kzread.info/dash/bejne/d3Wnl6uForbAe6Q.html

@jefflussier4905

4 жыл бұрын

Can you add a link to the mapping app you use for travel. I like using Google maps but that's all I have ever used it would nice to ha e a mapping/GPS app that's more accurate with its roads.

5:56 if you want to skip ahead to the costs.

@frankrizzo367

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. A lot of fluff for a "quick" cost analysis.

@mr.ajayjose

4 жыл бұрын

@@frankrizzo367 Got to make that KZread money yo.

@KH-xb6pd

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you 👍🏻

@issamnabeel8962

4 жыл бұрын

God send you straightaway from heaven

@chaakouk

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much.... he talks alot

Just came back from Trans American trail. ~9000miles, one month, 1300$ plus after trip maintenance (500-600$). Did it all in 30days. 4 motels, 3 campsites, 23 camp nights

I've started my ride with 20€ in my pocket. Now I even have a smartphone to watch this video! Believe in yourself!

@user-ru1kh1pq4s

2 жыл бұрын

How did you do it?

@traveldavid6085

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-ru1kh1pq4s I did some good things and some bad things. We try to do the right thing Nipple What

My heart: I really want to travel the world by motorcycle My wallet: we don’t do that here

@goldeneraofindia4301

4 жыл бұрын

My dad's wallet: you can go anywhere My mom : stay safe in home don't go out side 😍

@walkerskii

3 жыл бұрын

I think you could get your fill of this, by traveling one country at a time, so you don't have to deal with all that transferring & registering the bike between borders! Start with a 2-week motorbike tour of one country. You can get a better price if you rent a motorcycle for two weeks & if it breaks down, you simply switch it out for another rental. This idea of going across multiple borders is romantic but unrealistic.

@user-ru1kh1pq4s

2 жыл бұрын

@@walkerskii that's a good idea I never thought of that

Thanks mate! Just convinced me to stay home. Drive safe Pedro

@cordislucian2195

4 жыл бұрын

Same :)) !

@natekerx85

4 жыл бұрын

The only people who think it's too expensive are the ones that stay home. Go, it's worth it.

@cordislucian2195

3 жыл бұрын

@@natekerx85 We stay at home because our paychecks are to small... been out 3 days this summer I've spent one month salary.

@DerekTJ

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@howtotech8302

3 жыл бұрын

Best comment bro

Little by little, your videos are changing my mentality in some positive way. Thank you! Keep up the great "work" you do!

I’ve watched your videos before but this one made me subscribe. Thank you for such a well thought-out explanation and an honest video about costs of motorcycle long travel. Great point about the cost of taking an expensive bike to some parts of the world. Keep the coming. 👍

Nice video! Great overview and the info all makes sense.

Man, he already became my favorite motorcycle traveler. I love it

Nice one Pedro, the last couple of years I've been touring Europe kipping beside the bike, either on the ground, or, in a hammock. When you ride until late in the evening, pitch and get up at dawn, you're never disturbed. Got by with motorway truck stops for showering when rivers/sea weren't available.

Keep going bro! Very quick and dirty, looking forward for your next costing video!

Nice video! After years backpacking the world, im just starting planning my first motorcycle trip and had no idea where to start, your video is very helpful!

Hi Pedro! Very good video! I am very interested in investigating these aspects of the journey, especially the bureaucratic part. Thank you!

@iPedroMota

6 жыл бұрын

Cheers, noted!

Absolutely incredible genuine calculation... Thank You Pedro...

Wow man, this was such an eye opener! Please make another video, going in deeper!

Important and great information, thank you, Mr. Pedro Mota

You’re talking on cost to travel was astounding.Now I don’t what to go far,thanks a lot. But good for you and good information it’s helpful always,thank you for your venue

You should make a video depending on the continent, so you can be more specific with the details, costs and experience, thank you so much for your videos.

Good intro and tips thanks, done some short trips, planning something bigger.

The continued inspiration is soooooooo appreciated!!!

good info and well edited, keep on going! thank you!

Serously sick video man, loved it!

Nice to hv you back. Tq for d travelling budget. Great info

Awesome video, can`t wait to embark on a journey soon!

So fun you are, thanks for all the tips! Cheers from Argentina (willing to travel by Moto in 2021)

@GRANOLA77

2 жыл бұрын

Did you do it?!?

@guillermochavez2515

2 жыл бұрын

Were you able?

Thank you so much Pedro for sharing your experience and insights!! much appreciated!

WOW what a great break down. Thanks Pedro.

Great videos! Keep them coming. A more detailed video would be great. Cheers for the effort!

Love it man. Hope to do something like that one day.

Love the shows Pedro! Some nice ideas!

thanks man..I know thgis was 4yrs ago, but it still gave me a ball park fiqure, followed by some of the comments here of others who did long trips..thanks

@iPedroMota

Жыл бұрын

Good to hear that it still was still of use, happy trippin' mate

Thanks for the Bing Maps!! It really works

Very informative and hopefully helpful for next year - thanks.

I'm subscribing just because you are FN AWESOME. You're ALIVE. How old are you? Most of us are not living, we breathe, we eat, we move, but we are not ALIVE. Not like you are. Congrats and thank you for the videos, they're amazing. Shiny side up, bro! *your estimates are pretty reasonable. Thing is, when a man(or woman) is adventurous enough to try this, they probably won't have that 10k laying around to do this. Plus cost of bike. I'd guess 25k or more to do this. Total. I think people should become extremely comfortable with their machine. Learn how to service it and learn how to troubleshoot. Being mechanically/electrically inclined is always a good thing!

Great stuff man... So many variables its tuff to get a pin point number.. But this video provides a great baseline.. Would love to see you do a video on creating a off road route using bing maps. This is for sure something I'm not familiar with.. but love riding off road in my travels.

@FloridaOutdoorAdv

6 жыл бұрын

me too

Helpful bro, very helpful video!!! Best regards from Serbia!

Great video on general costs, thanks!

Day 140...19 dollars per day so far... 25k kilometers #solo_wheels

@iPedroMota

6 жыл бұрын

Do you include all your expenses in that number? Ride on!

@nabeel5757

6 жыл бұрын

Pedro Mota yep.. Even cost of toothpaste bought... But I am riding in India 😬

@SoloSouth

5 жыл бұрын

India or not, that is impressive

@samit1986

5 жыл бұрын

60 days of ride in North East India cost me around 20_25 dollar a day

@marcelvanbodegom

5 жыл бұрын

I just watched your video of The Meghalaya Expedition!! Very nice.

Thanks for valuable information you shared. I was planning to ride to Mongolia with friends which postponed by pandemic. Sooner or later we do it!

So... I was thinking, when the time comes, to buy a Transalp and head on south to morroco, meating the atlas brap brap on to the ferry to italy, up to the Alps and back west to Portugal. Then I ran tru this vid, I'll just say thank you for strength and feeling you put in it so others can get the guts to actually go ahead and do a journey. Will take some time, but it will happen eventually. All the best on your Ride! Boas Curvas!

Fascinating. Full of extremely useful info.

Muito bom, obrigado pela informação, já posso planear uma viagem!!

Great thorough video. Thank you. Stay safe

You are truly awesome! We get to learn because you take the time to explain & edit so that we can distill your experiences. Great guy, great job on the videos, & keep them coming. Frigin Germans, they're too good at everything.

Great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Excellent video, man, thanks very much. I will rather depend on you videos than doing it myself.

Awesome tips buddy!! Thanks for sharing \m/

Great video Pedro. You know that planning the roud on the map usually is different once you are riding, so could you record a video explaining the tools you use to orientate yourself on the road?

@letsJawa

2 жыл бұрын

u wud have seen a magnetic compass just behind the windshield n then there are companies like garmin which sell map devices

I did both island of New Zealand on a motorcycle while being on my working holiday visa. The best you can do is camp whenever and wherever you can. Saves you tons of money and it's quite an experience! Safe driving!

Pedro, hoy es 14 de enero del 2021¡¡ tus videos con consejos y experiencias son realmente buenos Gracias y saludos desde Mexico-

@guillermochavez2515

2 жыл бұрын

Agree. Cuando viajo largo duermo en carpa y como lo necesario, por lo general trato de mantenerme lejos de las ciudades.

Would love to see a more precise video on an around the world trip on costs or at least web sites to use to calculate costs, things that are essential to take on trip at a minimum....Great vid by they way!! This would be more expensive for me living in Australia as I need to fly in and out.....

Really cool. Would be nice to see a more detailed video about the trip from EU to The East. :)

Thanks for the useful tips, great video young man.💪 Well now i know what am gonna face in the future, gonna be taxing, yup!😌😌😌

thanks for this video Pedro

I remember talking with a guy who did the world tour. As you say, numbers vary a lot depending on the assumptions. We got EUR 20-30K per year. Just adding our view here :-) thanks for sharing Pedro

Brilliant Pedro, Been away myself so only just watched the last three, all were extremely helpful for the motorcycle traveller. Can I just chip in and say I was shocked at the water costs; I use a Steripen and more recently a Grayl... melted snow the other week for a brew :-) Ride safe

@iPedroMota

6 жыл бұрын

Usually water is 1 or 2 aud a pop, but in roadhouse country prices skyrocket so you get $5 water. Would too like to get something to purify water with at some point.

@potskifilms

6 жыл бұрын

I'm not always certain the bottled water bought is good. I think the Grayl has been our favourite; the Steripen needs batteries and imo has been a bit fickle. We even use the Grayl on our Iceland trips to take out particles in suspension, as it's not just bacteria etc in the water that can get you. It's a water container too. Ride safe

Great video thanks! Any video on tips for financing long term travel?

Nice Transalp .. Green ones are the best :D .. I had two of them

...and this is how you talk without using "you guys" in every other sentence as the form of "you." Great job!

Some really useful info there,cheers

Good video. Came across your channel quite by chance. I like style of presentation. Pretty zany and interactive. How about fuel stops in the most remote places. How did you manage not running out of fuel.

Nice video, thanks! It all depends on what you are leaving. If you have zero costs in your home country (like a house loan or something) it is not that difficult (financially) to make a bike trip. My wife and I drove 31000km through Europe and Central-Asia at a cost of 38 euro's a day, all included for both of us and the bike. (from food, to toothpaste, fuel, tires and nights...) It could have been even cheaper if we would have cared more.

@dejanglamocanin5996

2 жыл бұрын

How many days tho?

Good info, saw your vidz few years back. But I did comes back on your last video ...Your back and riding. That vid I saw you carrying to many IT gears, ditched the Canon and heavy laptop. Go Android, I use it for video editing too even on my smartphone. Lyndon Poskitt from Adventurespec uses a Sony RX100 camera and Gopro for his round the world trip. For Navigation try Android Locus Map, we had cyclist from France travel to visit us in Taiwan using Locus Map and Goggle Map, try it too long to explain using Locus Map. Keep Riding Bro..Cheers

Enjoyed the video! Keep it up :)

Super and helpful !Interestng !

Super keen for you to go deeper into the numbers.

@iPedroMota

6 жыл бұрын

Noted!

Great video Pedro, very informative. Have done a trip through the America’s? If so how was it? Could you possibly do a video on it. I’ve been thinking of riding from the U.S. down to South America

Ótima dica sobre o Bing Maps, Pedro!!

Thanks for updates

longer video please. more detail. ty! also, what is your opinion on doing a world trip on a crf250l rally? ty!

Great info Pedro!

quick 'n dirty works man. Thanks!

Hi Pedro, that was good and funny. No addictions if you want to travel cheap !! ...lol. thanks , Gus

@iPedroMota

6 жыл бұрын

It helps, certain did in Oz with laying of them ciggies, $20 a pack

Great video Thank you

Real interesting quick and dirty calculations. Great video. World trip may be something I do in the future, but I am content to do trans-European city-to-city jaunts. Makes sense to buy a cheaper, reliable, smaller cc bike for the real long trips. So many GS textile warriors around Europe sipping cafe lattes :)

@iPedroMota

6 жыл бұрын

You're doing it man, and the cool thing about Europe is that a big chunk of the world is waiting there for you when you're ready.

Couchsurfing is great way to save money in accommodation segment . If you lucky, you also might get free food and guide to take you on city tour on his own car or motorbike :) You also get to meet new folks with so many stories to share.

Very informative. Please make another video of this subject in much greater detail

@BPantherPink

5 жыл бұрын

Cool your heels man... he's got enough, nay, more than enough... on his plate already !!

thnx for this quick and dirty vid. after a few europe rides, was this just the bump that i need :) my overall plan(just a brainspin yet) first i start in europe, for the next 2 years, 6months work/travel. than after about 5 years i want to ride a rtw, maybe not original following the silkroad through the stans. at the moment i am looking for a bike. xtz750 or tdm 850 with offroad equipment. i will ride as basic as can be.

Just stumbled onto your videos. You sir are a badass!

AWESOME! thank you.

Great videos! Love it. How about carnet de passage for Central/South America?

@iPedroMota

5 жыл бұрын

Surprisingly you don't need it. Paperwork has been very smooth and free so far in South America.

I camp... Room shower 1-2 times a month... Good vids dude

@robertkacala

4 жыл бұрын

i shower in the river

Good info. Thanks very much.

Thanks! Great video!

great video, well edited.

Awesome information!!!

The good old days!!!! We miss you man!

Well done Pedro...!!

Live in tropical Australia, I do not spend any money on water, water is safe to drink from the tap.

Good video, here in Europe we spend 100/125 euro's a day, all in and sleeping in a decent hotel.

Another fantastic video! Your a great speaker! Thank you for making this video. I now have a better excuse to quit my fatassness (not a word) and start saving and planing for my world trip. I can’t thank you enough for the tips. Cheers

Do another one, more specific on details pls ;) thanks for this one

Great tips! Thanks!

Around Europe camping is the way to go . Great info !!!

@WcWGoldbergWcW

4 жыл бұрын

How does anyone come up with the money to this sort of stuff..

@motoshot8493

3 жыл бұрын

@@WcWGoldbergWcW work

Highly interested in a detailed breakdown.

another video with. more information please real great video this perfect

hey bro, I'm constantly coming back to this video. huge help man. was thinking while you're home in the netherlands maybe it would be a good time to go into some details. I'm scouring horizonsunlimted for as much as I possibly can but as I'm sure we both know it can be difficult. some things I find myself looking for are things like -where is best to get a carnet -what options are there for insuring the motorbike -what were some unexpected costs you ran into on your route through eu-asia landmass (as your route is pretty common and looks similar to mine) -recomendations for intercontinental freight and/or which mistakes to avoid -which vaccines you required -on your route which countries did you find cheap and expensive I'm gonna come back here and add other stuff I'm thinking of myself and I hope that helps. I mean shit it would be super difficult or impossible to create a frame from everyone to work from but if you do step by step continent by continent videos of what you experienced, I'm sure you'd get some good hits! thanks again for the sick videos bro

This is a very complicated topic...Great way to lay it out!! People ask me all the time, How much does it take to travel the world and my answer is ALWAYS..well, it depends, LOL!!

@iPedroMota

6 жыл бұрын

"It's complicated". Maybe a better answer is: how much do you have, now make it last.

Water filters such as a Sawyer filter is cheap and small to carry with you for water.