MOTORCYCLE ] ADVENTURE RIDING [ CAMPING
Hello and Welcome to my Channel, ADVENTRISMOTO, my name is Tristan and I
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Hi Tristan I just bought one yesterday after dreaming of it for many years! From your accent i take it your south african? I'm from Worcester (SA). Would relly like to meet you one day maybe? Cheers!
Hello Yes I grew up in South Africa, and yes one day I will return to South Africa and I will let you know then maybe go for a ride if your around Its a great bike I am sure youll have lots of great adventures on it
@@AdvenTrisMoto happy miles my friend!
Can you tell us about your luggage racks please?
They are from Louis Motorrad in Austria if you go to there website just search for the luggage side racks for Honda Transalp 2001 but I think they do different ones if you have a different year
www.louis.at/de/givi-seitentraeger-pl-10029150?filter_bike_id=0963&filter_article_number=10029165 Theses are similar ones to the ones I bought
www.louis.at/de/givi-seitentraeger-pl-10029150?filter_bike_id=0963&filter_article_number=10029165 Theses are similar ones to the ones I bought
@@AdvenTrisMoto Thank you very much
@@dimazimmer175 your welcome
In 2023, I did 23,000km from France to Armenia and back, then Portugal and Spain. In 2024, I did 11,000km from France to Mauritania and back. 1997 Transalp 600. Bulletproof, reliable, and require a minimum of maintenance.
I do love my Transalp it’s a beautiful motorcycle and recently I have upgraded a few things keep up to date with the changes and I will be posting the content on the channel
Good advice about the campsite.
Thank you I am glad you found it useful
Samir is a great inspiration, I wish I could see more of his mods and travels. Always nice to see fellow xl600v riders still properly using these machines.
As far as I know he does not do anything else. I did mention this to him maybe in the future he might do content
Great tips. I will use these points in 2-3 weeks time.
Thank you it’s a great road have a good trip it’s incredible country
keep it up.
Thank you, I will it was fun and welcome to the channel
Good evening thank you very much for this informative video. I was wondering if you think a 2001 transalp with some kms (30-40k) is a good alternative to newer tourers? I ask as someone who has no mechanical talents when it comes to fixing motorbikes. Thank you in advance
Hi there Thank you Personally I think an older model would benefit you. more, the reason I bought one. The older models you can easily repair them and service them without the worry of dealership services which cost a-lot of money these days, I am definitely not a mechanic in any way, but I have learnt over they year to do oil changes and repair things when I need to .... there is a lot of forums, help with step by step videos on You Tube and the internet to help uo along the way . You will also learn more about your bike.How everything works and so on ..... so yes I think an older model is worth it.
@@AdvenTrisMoto thank you very much for getting back to me it’s greatly appreciated 🙏🏻🍺
You’re welcome
Hi my friend! I am about to buy a transalp 650 like yours with 22000 real kms! What do you think? Should I buy it or not? Will I be happy touring on it? Would you buy it again? Any pros/cons? Thank you! 🙏
Hello I am very happ with my Tansalp and it certainly is great for touring. I have done over 35000 kms so far. Its comfortable and a pleasure to ride. It a little heavy so you need to be careful of that. I do not know anything about you what you ride and what you can handel but for me its a great bike to ride. Take it for a test ride make sure it get checked by a proper mechanic and then ride it to get a feel for the bike. I can not tell you definitely buy it or not that deppends on you but from personal experience my Tansalp was a great investment for my adventures .....buy a bike that suits you.
Nice video! Could you please tell me where you get your gps mount bar from please?
Thank you I bought the gps mount bar from amazon here is the link amzn.eu/d/eoehaRG
Lovely scenery but more suitable for scramblers i was hiping to do this riad nect month but to risky with rentsl bike😢
Thank you it was an awesome ride and great place to go and test my off road skills. its a huge area to ride but caution it can be a bit risky in some places. its a perfect place for lighter bikes and yes scramblers are maybe better ...... definitely risky with rentals but just keep the bike upright and you'll have loads of fun
Just subscribed! Gotta get through your old content because I’m a sucker for epic motorcycle stuff!
Thank you I hope you enjoy the content it was an incredible adventure ..... Like yourself no expert on content but just love sharing some great memories
Hi do you have à link for the fork stabilisator ?
I will contact my friend and ask him what fork stableliser he used.
Here is the link. superbrace.com/products/2256-honda-xr-600r?variant=13481535110
Hye Adven, marvelous views. Thxs for that
Your welcome It was an incredible ride
hi , nice . could you tell me all the elements for the sat nav mouting , to what is it attached ? thanks
Hello I attached it to the piece of plastic that covers the speedo cockpit area two M6 Nuts and bolts with a double nut to prevent it from coming loose then the Sat nav bar I got from amazon Hope that helps
@@AdvenTrisMoto thanks for your reply
Your welcome @@seriouskidsthemusic
I've just discovered your channel, so I've got a bit of catching up to do! As a matter of interest, what sort of range do you get out of a tank of fuel on your transalp? And have you run into any issues around emission restrictions in any cities that you've visited so far? Cheers.
Thank you and welcome to the channel. I hope you enjoy the content 😌. I get around 375 kms with a fuel tank. That would be riding around normal roads with full gear. Maybe around 355 if the are loads of mountain roads. But over the last year or so I have managed to keep it safe around 375 km. As for emissions I have never had problems with cities. And I have been to countries from Spain all the way to Holland , Morocco and never have I been stopped or not allowed in any city I hope this helps and once again thank you for subscribing and welcome
Чудові краєвиди ,маю такий мотоцикл але не маю можливості бачіти такі краєвиди. Дякую за відео.
you are welcome I am glad you are enjoying the content
👌👌👌👍👍 sub. Happy New Year.
Thank you happy new year too have a great one
How is the TFX SUSPENSION working.is it good
It works but I think the sag is wrong and have to adjust it because the company didn't really care when I left the shop and there after care service does not exist.
Great video again, which roads did you take from Fes to chef? I’m doing it the opposite next year, yours looked very interesting, I also can’t find the name of the town you said avoid? Thanks again
Hi there thank your for your kind words. I took the P5007 cut across to the P5003 from Fez. Then N13 stunning road. Then R412 to chefchaouen The town or area I was told was Ketama Issaguen region it’s in the mountains The N2 from Derdara to Ajdir then it continues to Nador but I was told the area around Ketama was the place to avoid
@@AdvenTrisMoto great thanks,that’s the route I was taking from chef to fes…I’ll go your way now lol
just make sure you fill up with petrol there are not many on route
@@AdvenTrisMoto yep, will do, luckily I’ve got the GSA😀
Another great video, thanks for posting and really enjoy following your journey and look forward to the next episode 👍
Thank you it was just as good making them. I am glad you liked the video. Following my journey
Superb video, what time of year was it? That looked proper dodgy that mud and water at the end
Thank you Yeah it was pretty bad flooding considering it only rained for about an hour that day there. it was May
@@AdvenTrisMoto thanks for the prompt reply, we’re off there mid April
Your welcome and have a great trip ....just take precautions with water carry at least 3 l with you at all times as it can be hot. It was 25 -40 degrees when i went in mid april; to mid may
@@AdvenTrisMoto ok great!! Thank you
Love these videos thanks, we’re off there in april
Thank you. Have a great trip.
Amazing! I am planning a moto trip to Morocco in January. This is great info and awesome to watch =D
Thank you it was an incredible trip, have a great trip when you go
Hi, can you tell me where to get the satnav mount. Thanks
Hi there I bought the accessory bar from amazon here is the link www.amazon.de/gp/product/B08DP39WSM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Hope good luck to you
Thank you
wtf is a ventek
I have no idea where did you hear or read it as i have gone over the video just incase i made a typo
@@AdvenTrisMoto0:47 and 1:16
Hi i had a look and listened and I say AVANTIKA in both situations it may be the internet connection that does not play the sound correctly but I have checked the edits and the final video for defects and the sound is clear but thank you for bringing this to my attention comments are always appreciated @@judod97
@@AdvenTrisMoto excuse me,what is avantika then?
Avantika is the name of my motorbike@@judod97
keep traveling my friend
Thank you
A friend of mine and I bought 2 2006 Transalps. I kept mine for 8 years, since new. In 2014 I replaced mine with a 2009 Varadero. Varadero is a great and amazing bike when it comes to traveling. But, for some reason I really miss my Transalp and thinking of buying one again. It was so simple to use, maintain and handle. A bike that did it all without any trouble. Could be used easily in urban, mountain and highway roads. My friend still owns his Transalp and has about 180.000km on the odometer, with proper maintenance and no problems at all! Realy enjoyed your video!👍
A friend of mine just bought the T7 he has a transalp 600 .... but soon sold the T7 because he said the Transalp has more connection .... Thank you I love making the videos and sharing my experiences. the Transalp is great bike to maintain and as I am no mechanic I love the ease of the Transalp I have done a lot of services on mine and I find them very easy to work on. I think you sgould by another onethere aree plenty of them for sale and you can find a good one i am sure
Are u on your way to cape town
Sadly no I just rode Morocco for 16 days then returned to Austria
I've bought my 2001 XL650V Transalp and I have around 2000km riden, it's my first bike and I love it a lot, but I have one problem - I don't like the vibrations it have from 3500 to 4500 rpm, and 4000 rpm is where it's the worst, ive serviced it properly, it has new tires and balanced wheels, new spark plugs, new air and oil filter and new oil, also did carbs clear and synchronizing, but I still feel bad vibrations.. It's not the wheels, because when I do 100km/h and press the clutch and let the RPM's go down to idle the bike is perfectly calm, but when I rev the engine to 4000 rpm or release the clutch and continue driving it vibrates a lot again.. I feel it in the handlebar, in the foot pegs as well as the seat and the fuel tank... My mechanic said it could possibly be something from the clutch or engine chain or the engine crankshaft, I think it can be from the engine mount or CDI module... What can you guys suggest to look for or if you know a way to reduce the vibrations so I can ride and not have numb hands after just 30-50 km... Or is this normal for this bike and you just embrace it and get used to it...
I had a similar experience I added bar end weights to the handlebars. I also put a small vibration square mat under the tank to stop the vibrations. I had the forks serviced and replaced the chrome tubes as well as the front wheel spokes replaced. due to the front wheel having lots of vibrations and the forks being bent. I had the bike also serviced and every nut checked and tightened. I replaced the foot pegs and fixed the fairing and tightened the plastic holders. now the vibrations are present I think it's just HONDA TRANSALP but it doesn't vibrate a lot anymore. Check your front wheel and forks as thats where most of the vibrations came from I know you had it Balanced but so did I. the vibration was still there until I had Forks serviced and replaced. When it's safe to do so and BE CAREFUL AS YOU MAY HAVE A SPEED WOBBLE but ride to 100 Km/H and let go of the handlebars and KEEP YOUR HANDS CLOSE TO THE HANDLEBARS if it wobbles, or drifts left or right it'll be the front where the vibration is and it transfers to the rest of the bike. Now My bike rides perfectly Straight from 100km/h and slows down to 50 km/H after a full Service of the front end
I've had mine for 8 years covered 80,000 km through 25 countries in Europe, love it.
That’s good going. It’s a brilliant bike and I have lots more travelling to do.
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Bro that’s desert storm from phantom forces 😭
I have the same bike, i bought her about 5 years ago and love it. A great bike for touring on and will never sell it, reliable and solid.
I also love my bike and yes will never sell it either. I have just got back from Morocco and it was incredible very reliable bike went 9500 km and no issues
@AdvenTrisMoto yeah I watched a few of your videos there, and for someone who's recently jumped on to the bigger bikes that's some going, fair play to you. I ride with my son but we mainly tour the uk , Scottish highlands, lake districts, ireland. But have be planning europe the last few months. Stay safe sir and look forward to more videos on your alp.
@@Hhfhhddd thank you. Everyone loves and adventures and yes it was a big risk to go to Morocco but I met some amazing friends on route and the memories will always be with me. There are many more adventures planned and Norway is the next big one. When you plan for Europe stop by in Austria for a beer and local roads I can share some routes with you as I have travelled a lot in Europe and Austria
Good videos but would be better with natural occurring sounds instead of music playing on top. Look forward to more
Thank you for advice I will definitely record more natural sounds next time I am recording content .... however this is one continuous song as I try not to ruse songs it is just in the beginning because i used a clip from the main video. Glad you are enjoying the content it gets more exciting as we head towards Morocco
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Back 😃 to back up to the store o
Thanks for joining the training!
I was just making content of the training I had. It was a incredible experience and a pleasure to share with all interested. It I am glad it helps all links can be found in the description
It's meee! Great footage Thanks :)
Glad your enjoying the great footage
Looked like great instruction.
Albert is a very good instructor clear to the point and worth every penny
Why would you want to push this beautifull Triumph over 😜
Well I was told to 😂 but I could not bring myself to 😊 it is a beautiful piece machinery
I am in Australia and just want to know where you got your sump guard and crash bars through
Hi I bought the Motorbike with the crash bars and sump guard but I had a look on the internet and you can get a similar crash bar from www.motorcycleadventure.com.au/engine-guard-honda-xl-650-v-transalp-2000-on I think its hepco&Beker or you could try SW Motech as for the sump guard there is a company i found again online called baboon world of motorcycle parts i have seen them there for €35 hope that helps
Beautiful
It’s an incredible bike 😉
Great view Mate 🔥🔥🔥 keep on going 👑
Thank you
Switzerland!!!!
No it’s Vorarlberg
Nice one!
Wait for next weeks one. It’s a good episode
Happy New Year from Greece , may 2023 be filled with many and safe rides!
Thank you. Have a great new year too
Difficult weather conditions with the necessary equipment usually make for great trips and unforgettable experiences... Thanks for sharing these moments with us... I have an identical bike equipped by the previous owner with the same crashbars. Do you know their manufacturer and type?
I absolutely agree always have the contact gear when riding. No matter the weather I do not know what brand the crash bars are I bought the motorcycle with them on.
Wonderful scenery
Thank you it was a bit wet but fun to ride
@@AdvenTrisMoto I don't mind the wet, I feel the varied conditions totally add to the experience 😁
@@Coolcrazyq absolutely agree with you there. You also learn to handle the motorcycle better in various conditions.