I Rode the Himalayas on a "Lemon" Motorcycle! (Extreme Adventure)

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  @MotorcycleAdventureDirtbikeTV · 8 years ago · pinned

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  @peteandalie · 7 years ago (edited)

  My wife and I turned 50 this year and we flew from Adelaide to Delhi to rent 2 Enfields and ride the Himalayas. We set off for 3 weeks in shorts and t-shirts and just bought what we needed on the way. No real plan. Everything worked out fantastically and it was certainly an adventure. Don&apos;t worry or over-think it, just do it.

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  @chris_rides_kawasaki · 6 years ago

  Stuck in the house due to COVID-19, just watched this. Best thing I&apos;ve seen since the long way round. Brilliant. More I say, more !

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  @arkapravadutta8319 · 7 years ago

  This is how its supposed to be done yeah. Old school.<br>After getting bombarded with vlogs and smooth b-rolls from peter mckinon and probably a million people out there this kinda video is such a viewing pleasure.<br>No click bait, no drone footage, no slow mos but pure story telling the way its meant to be. I really appreciate this form of story telling.<br>Thank you, you&apos;ve got yourself a subscriber

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  @TeaBavaria · 7 years ago

  This is definitely a unique experience! We did a similar tour from Delhi up to Kardung La in 1997 on 13 Royal Enfied Bullet 500 rented in Chandigarh, accompanied by a Jeep. The group were formed by 7 crazy boys and two girls from Munich (Germany), a couple from Vienna (Austria), an absolute crazy guy also from Austria and his girlfriend from Australia and finally one guide/friend, one mechanician and one Jeep driver from India. Unfortunately we were not allowed to go beyond Kardung La pass at this time, because of the tensions between India and Pakistan at that time. So we visited Dharamsala on the way back (unfortunately the Dalai Lama was not in town). Even this adventure has happened over 20 years ago, we still think of it. It is a life changing event!<br>Great video from your trip, brings back a lot of emotions! Thank you guys!

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  @pkshome123 · 7 years ago

  As the other Indian rider said that it is a dream of every bike rider to visit Leh at least once in his life time. He was right. Long back when bare minimum facilities were not available I made it to Leh in Enfield 350 cc. My journey was started from Delhi via Jammu, Srinagar, Kargil route. That time Manali Leh track route was not known to many. I was totally dependent to village people for food and camping. That was year 1973 and I was just 23 years old!

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• WB

  @wb416 · 8 years ago

  WOW!!!!!! I visited Kolkata last year and now see that I need to consider a motorcycle trip from Delhi to the Himalayas.

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  @etpwd · 7 years ago

  When you are in India be Indian.. that&apos;s the only way to get out in one piece in these road&apos;s.. food, road&apos;s, secenarie... amazing!!!

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  @wheelstakeme · 8 years ago

  I swear I didn&apos;t blink and watched the entire video in one breath... 😅 Amazing videography, narration and like they say, an amazing adventure is nothing without equally amazing company..! Loved each aspect of the journey..!<br><br>Felt bad about Stephan and wish to welcome him back in India soon..!<br>Wish you more miles..! 👍

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  @duraath · 7 years ago

  at first i thought oh some greyed haired men with no humour on their bikes, man i was wrong, you sirs are really fun going and happening! really enjoyed your adventure thru this video. thanks for sharing the feat!

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  @georgie5776 · 5 years ago

  The whole video was uplifted by that one man NUGGET!!! Whata man with soild energy!! Every gang needs a guy like Nugget to always keep the spirits up!!<br>the camera, editing and the whole movie made me feel that i was riding with you and taking every corner! great job guys! Thank you for making this &lt;3

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  @MrImarcus · 7 years ago

  Absolutely brilliant film! Watched it from start to finish (usually struggle with 5 mins!) You managed to bring out the great personality and character of all the guys that went and the loveliness of everyone you met. Amazing people, attitude, bikes and place. All nitted together seamlessly.<br>Bike film perfection in my opinion and I&apos;m bewildered it&apos;s not gone viral. Hope your mate Stephan was ok btw.

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