“Being right is not important”, beautifully said

@oceandrew

3 жыл бұрын

In the USA that is a foreign concept and as a result there are locked gates EVERYWHERE... but at least we get to be right!!?

Brilliant. Your best so far, your a true ambassador for your country and motorcycling per se. Respect.

@NomadSweden

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Verkligt fin reklam för Sverige-ADV-körning! You’re a good ambassador of Sweden! Bra jobbat!

Great info, Robert! Here on Vancouver Island & in BC, much like all of Canada, we share your Swedish basic common sense, respectful approach to the outdoors. Our backroad (logging road) networks are also vast (as is the landscape) & we're perhaps even a little more free to roam once in the wilderness. Going off track is not a problem here. What we don't have is that fabulous network of shelters you Swedes share. That's incredible !There are some here but Sweden has Canada beat by far with that offering.

Great walk thru of how we do it Robert! Leave all places in better shape than you found it! Clean area and take the garbage with you. Very professional 👌🏻🔥🤠❤️🇸🇪

@NomadSweden

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy

@3angle906

3 жыл бұрын

Actually its true for the whole world

@Braapncamp

3 жыл бұрын

@@3angle906 Yes, we hope so!

This system works because I suspect the culture of Sweden is one of respect and responsibility. I wish we had that level of respect in America. Once upon a time maybe bit not now..

@darkiee69

3 жыл бұрын

From what I've seen from TAT it could work in the US too in the urban areas. But that's up to the riders.

Excellent summary, I linked it to my FB page. Imagine my surprise when I was asked yesterday at one of the shelters why I didn’t ride my bike all the way forward on the hiking path. Because 1) IT IS a hiking path and 2) it’s within a nature reserve! Not all Swedes have that understanding of those very simple rules!

Alot of really usefull information mate 🔥I have planed to do something similar here in Norway. There are some rules that are really similar in Norway and Sweden, but still there is alot of rules that are somehow different over here. especially when it comes to free camping and what not 🔥Another great video Robert... damn you getting good at this now 👏🏻🏅

@NomadSweden

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud! Yes make a norwegian version! I need it!

@giedriusindriunas

3 жыл бұрын

Looking forward to learn about Norge, Thomas. Big respect to you guys. Great videos, great content. Regards from Lithuania.

@kai-uweoch1159

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, it would be great for the next time I’d like to come over to Norway (and are not considered to dangerous, like right now! ;-) ) to know what different rules apply in Norway!

@teitlarsen4845

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, can only second that. Would be great to know what goes in Norway too Thomas👍🏻

@tshansen

3 жыл бұрын

Will try to make something informative for you guys. Cheers

Thank you, nice that you mention respect for those who live, animals and nature. As you said, if it's too messy, the road will be closed next time 👍

The most comprehensive info and advice I have seen about adventure riding here in Sweden. It is not uncommon to pass through very close between a farmers barn and his/hers house so lower your speed, show respect and be polite.

Well done Robert :-) really like your videos and the content you bring across👍🏻

Perfect timing! Been planning to ride to the North Cape from Belgium through Sweden next summer. Great info! Thanks a lot

Just perfect your useful information. Have gorgeous weekend and stay healthy.

Thank you very much for the video. I enjoyed it and learned a lot about Sweden! Also good editing skills! :)

Thank you for the information Robert. Was curious where you were riding. Love your content!

Great video. Thank you for all the stuff mentioned, it is very useful.

Most inspiring and great info, very well done !

Brilliant !!! it looks fantastic!

Thank you so much for sharing this information and tips. Very useful . Saves a lot of time for us when you have done the research. 👍

I love the Swedish property use laws, but laws are usually based on prevailing beliefs, so I have a great appreciation for Swedish attitudes of respect and valuing the land to preserve and protect it. I've never been to your lovely country, but I always ADV like a Swede. I also mountain bike, hike, kayak, and camp like a Swede. I've been using OsmAnd+ as my navigation app. I love that it downloads Open Street Maps (which include gravel roads and trails) to the tablet/phone and it does all of the route planning on the device so it never communicates with servers. It doesn't spy on me and it works in remote areas where there is no cell coverage.

Many thanks for the great video and you are really making the right kind of advertising for adventure travelling in your country 👍😁!

Great video! Many thanks for sharing such valuable and welcome to Sweden like info. Greetings from Lithuania.

Great job on this video and Thank you for this. We must always be polite not only in gravel roads but also in pavement.

I've just got back from Sweden. I saw your video before and now I enjoyed it again :-) I can only recommend everyone to do it EXACTLY as it is explained in the video. i'm enthusiastic about sweden, about nature and your tracks and your work. the track is really very beautiful, i would even say lovingly designed (i can say that, we do something like that in germany). the additional information is worth its weight in gold. Perfect. thanks for this great job!

@NomadSweden

Жыл бұрын

Big thanks 🙏

I was honestly going to transit through Sweden next year to get to the Nordkapp. Now I need to re-plan the whole journey! Brilliant video.

👍👍👍 Really good information and also very well made.

That was very nice and informative. Thank you so much !

What a good and informative video, mate! I think it's time for me to go to Sweden again after 20 years 🤗

What a fantastic video, thanks for all the info.

Thank you for yet another great video. You are creating entertaining, interesting and relevant content - and your productions keeps getting better. Keep up the good work!

@NomadSweden

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Tusen takk for deling av god viten!!

Thank you. This is the sort of info which can be hard to find. Looking forward to 2022.

great video - thanks for taking the time to do this. Love Sweden just not done it on 2 wheels yet. Maybe later this year!

Thanks a lot for the useful information and great video! This makes me want to come to Sweden.. and I certainly will. Respect is so important; I wish it would be like that everywhere.

Tnx 4 this Video ... Perfekt info for the next trip to sweden

👍👍👍Thanks for the useful information about Sweden, greetings from Germany.

Great video, full of useful information. My trip for 2023 is now assured. Thank you.

Otroligt bra förklarat

Very nice guide, thanks. Was planning on visiting Sweden on motorcycle.Your information was very useful, thanks!

That was an excellent introduction to riding in Sweden. Hope I can experience it some day when borders open.

...M A N Y questions answered - well done, Robert! Thank you!!!

It‘s worth gold for my next trip. THANKS A LOT!

Excellent information and well presented.

Good information for my next tour to sweden, whenever that will be ... Behave properly and you are welcome to this beautiful country. I love it

Fantastisk bra information, bra att ni förklarar ens skyldighet att använda naturen.

Grymt bra med alla förklaringar. Tack snälla 👍

Thank you very much for useful information 😊

Nice video! I'm planning trips to Scandinavië when its allowed again. You gave some great tips so i dont annoy the locals and make sure we can all keep enjoying the nature and freedom !

After watching your video I feel like someone presented a country designed for me. Very nicely done. Congrats.

Thank you for a very good guide. I'll be going through Sweden on my way from Norway to Finland this summer.👍

Superb content! Thank you. Very informative and useful. Makes me want to cross the Baltic Sea north next summer :) cheers!

tack så mycket för din fantastiska video, det är alltid ett nöje att se dina videor! många hälsningar från Norge

@NomadSweden

3 жыл бұрын

Tackar!

Very useful video. I am going to ride the Swedish TET (up&down) from Slovakia next year. So this helped a lot with planing. See you around and thank you for the hints ✌

Thank you for all the very useful information. Will be in Sweden for the next ten days and look forward to it even more now.

@NomadSweden

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That’s just great 👍🏻 have a fantastic stay

Brilliant video - very helpful indeed.

The best video on trail riding in general and in your lovely country Sweden. Thank you for the good work. Thumbs up and subscribed.

@NomadSweden

3 жыл бұрын

Danke sehr!

Great video very informative thanks Garry/Ireland look forward to next one

Sweden is awesome! Thanks for the info!

Really good guide, well done.

Very nice video and explications on Swedish travel , thanks alot !

Fantastic information, thank you! Planning TET (with some tar) for Nordkapp this year and your video has been the most helpful so far!

@NomadSweden

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! If we helped one it’s all worth it 👍🏻

Great job! Very very helpful!

Mycket bra förklaring. Proffsigt, välkomnande, Tack

Thanks for these useful Information

Excellent info, great video..

Great video. Very informative!!!

Fantastic…. Really good film..👍

lots of valuable information. i will remember them when i visit Sweden this summer.

@NomadSweden

Жыл бұрын

Welcome 🇸🇪

Excellent information. I would love to have the opportunity to come and ride in Sweden someday!

Tack för en bra beskrivning.

THIS is BRILLIANT. Perfect.

This video is brilliant and so helpful. Just moved to Gävle, Sweden and about to buy a Tenere. Thank you 🙏🏻

Its a really usefull info you gave here!!! Thanks a lot!!! 😁

Thank you so much, best one I saw until this moment. Very very informative and useful.

@NomadSweden

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Really informative vlog thanks, your very fortunate having these facilities supplied by your government. Sweden is a very advanced country, I also watch Ran Sailing from Malmö the canals they travel on looks fabulous

Thank you for sharing, I hope to visit from DK soon!

Nicely done, good content

Very useful ! Thanks a lot.

Great information. Thank you.

Well done Robert! I thnik most of what you said applies to Norway as well! These videos are really important and I am glad you took the time to do it!

@NomadSweden

Жыл бұрын

Mange takk!

you present excellent informative videos a delight to watch from frozen Canada, thanks for sharing

@NomadSweden

3 жыл бұрын

My pleasure

Thank you for a very, very good video! As a dane going to Sweden for gravel-road riding and holidays, this really is the single most useful piece of information on youtube presented in a quiet, informative and professional way, with all the necessary "do's and don'ts. Simply perfect! Keep up the good work!

@NomadSweden

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks neighbour!

Thanks! Very useful info! 👍Planing to visit Sweden after 10 days and mostly to use gravel and forest roads.

We visit Sweden a few times on touring motorbikes. We liked Sweden very much. Next time we will be visiting Sweden on adventure motorbikes and ride on gravel roads. That's why we like this video very much! Thank you for useful information in this video! We also like your other video's 😀

Excellent video, thanks for this! I have found Finnish gravel roads and TET this summer. I have plans to come to Sweden hopefully sometime sooner than later and try the TET and other roads there. I am sure to find Sweden in a completely different way, as happened with Finland on the gravel roads! Great to hear the rules are basically identical to Finland, so should be easy in that sense 👍

You are so professional with a lot more than just the riding part which of course is the best:-). Thanks for all your information you provide us with. Keep up the good work all of you.

@NomadSweden

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a million :)

This is soooooo useful, great video

@NomadSweden

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏻thanks

Great video! Sweden is still on my bucket list... But I will come for sure 😉

Awesome video. I have never even thought about ADV riding in Sweden and all of a sudden I want to go there!

@NomadSweden

2 жыл бұрын

Great! Thanks 🙏

Yes!!! This is just the video I was looking for!

@NomadSweden

Жыл бұрын

Welcome 🇸🇪

Great information, thank you. See you on the gravel 👍🏼

Great video. The 'Swedish rules' should be universal. I love forests and gravelroads so Sweden is definitely on my to-do list !

Very inspiring video.

Very interesting and useful. Thanks for invitation to Sweden! Keep going! Subscribed.

@NomadSweden

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Welcome to the channel too.

Thanx for this usefull and informative video! Let's hope all motorbikers will adventure like a Swede so everyone can enjoy these roads. I am looking forward to visit the gravel roads and beautifull nature of Sweden. Besides this video i like the rest of your video's as well ofcourse, so keep on making these nice adventurous video's the way you do! :-)

Thanks for a great vdeo. Going to Sweden next week to enjoy some great gravel :)

@NomadSweden

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome 🇸🇪

Great overview, very helpful. Hard to imagine that when I was there in 2010 navigation like this was impossible. How things change! But apart from the wonders of smartphones/internet file sharing, Sweden is a very cool. Great people and outdoors. Friendly, respectful culture. Just be aware of the scale of the country - it takes a long time to get north! ATraffic

Excellent info. Sweden is on my visit and roam around list. Greetings from the south of the Baltic.

@NomadSweden

3 жыл бұрын

And south Baltic is on our roam list 😊 cheers

many thanks, appreciate, so nice and brilliant

Thank you, now I know where to go with my next trip.