10-04-14, 01:51 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-04-14, 05:44 PM by rodyork.)
I thought I would share with you a recent trip I undertook to Europe and the problems we faced.
There are 09 episodes in total...all with a generous sense of humour- as I complete the other episodes- they will be posted up.
If you want to subscribe- then you will get the latest videos. Should all be out within 1 week....hope you enjoy them & please feel free to share them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2yTtFPM7Xc#ws
mad bastards :thumbup
please god let the sun keep shining
+1
Women have chocolate men have bikes.....
including ones who like chocolate.... 
Love it!
Red Heads - Slowly taking over the world!!!
That's a serious distance for £900!
11-04-14, 06:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-04-14, 06:10 PM by rodyork.)
(11-04-14, 11:40 AM)His Dudeness link Wrote: That's a serious distance for £900! Im now a fully paid up...card carrying Northerner you know ( even my posts squeak!)....and we collected our EU rebate personally as we went around...as you will see
OK- A few have asked if I can post up by episode- so they can skip back or whatever....yesssirree!
Here's Ep2 & at the end it goes onto EP 3- which I will post up separately.
Thanks for your comments...keep an eye on what Sniper is buying as it goes through the episodes!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23f25Pnydcw#ws
11-04-14, 07:48 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-04-14, 09:12 PM by rodyork.)
OK people!
Here's ep3 this covers Hungary Slovakia & the famous Transfăgărășan in Romania...but Sniperos bike has a problem!...watch out for the wedding scene, an exciting melon opportunity and the village we stay outside, just before the Transfăgărășan
Have a good weekend everyone...next episode out tomorrow
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9tUIqGXdD8#ws
I'm enjoying this series a lot! If you want to do another long distance trip with tons of luggage, please let me know - I modified my previous Fazer to tow a trailer, and have ample storage space (and want to put it to the test)!
(That bike is off the road due to a crash. But I still have the trailer and the Fazer towbar!!  )
The Deef's apprentice
(12-04-14, 01:56 AM)ChristoT link Wrote: I'm enjoying this series a lot! If you want to do another long distance trip with tons of luggage, please let me know - I modified my previous Fazer to tow a trailer, and have ample storage space (and want to put it to the test)!
(That bike is off the road due to a crash. But I still have the trailer and the Fazer towbar!! )
Don't do it rodyork! :lol
Red Heads - Slowly taking over the world!!!
This looks like a laugh, subbed Sir.
(12-04-14, 01:56 AM)ChristoT link Wrote: I'm enjoying this series a lot! If you want to do another long distance trip with tons of luggage, please let me know - I modified my previous Fazer to tow a trailer, and have ample storage space (and want to put it to the test)!
(That bike is off the road due to a crash. But I still have the trailer and the Fazer towbar!! )
If you want to experience real hardship and adventure, just take Christo with you! :lol
Haven't had a chance to watch these yet, but will when I can.
Christo, things like this may be possible on a shoestring budget, but no one accepts debt in payment...at the rate you're saying you're gonna do this, that and the other, you'll have spent your life's wages before you get your first proper pay packet :rolleyes
I'm guessing his next long distance trek won't be for a while. Project Fazer is number one, everythi.ng else is speculation - for now...
The Deef's apprentice
Still, no harm in having a few dreams I suppose, plenty of those myself - you should at least try to do some of them while you're still young/in one piece (kind of :lol ).
There's an old French story (that I can barely remember, admittedly) about a little boy who walked everywhere looking straight up at the sky. He bumped into a lot of things (don't say a feckin' thing!), fell down a lot of holes.
His brother was the opposite, always looking at the ground he was tilling or sowing, never stopping to appreciate the natural beauty. And he used to berate his brother for it.
One day, still daydreaming, the boy fell down a hole, and discovered a lost treasure.
Long story short, the dreamer's wishes came true (and I think at one point the hardworking brother is jailed - but later freed).
The Deef's apprentice
Looking forward to seeing the next episode.
(12-04-14, 10:36 AM)ChristoT link Wrote: There's an old French story (that I can barely remember, admittedly) about a little boy who walked everywhere looking straight up at the sky. He bumped into a lot of things (don't say a feckin' thing!), fell down a lot of holes.
His brother was the opposite, always looking at the ground he was tilling or sowing, never stopping to appreciate the natural beauty. And he used to berate his brother for it.
One day, still daydreaming, the boy fell down a hole, and discovered a lost treasure.
Long story short, the dreamer's wishes came true (and I think at one point the hardworking brother is jailed - but later freed).
:tape :evil :lol
(12-04-14, 02:44 PM)nick crisp link Wrote: [quote author=ChristoT link=topic=12543.msg141139#msg141139 date=1397295402]
There's an old French story (that I can barely remember, admittedly) about a little boy who walked everywhere looking straight up at the sky. He bumped into a lot of things (don't say a feckin' thing!), fell down a lot of holes.
His brother was the opposite, always looking at the ground he was tilling or sowing, never stopping to appreciate the natural beauty. And he used to berate his brother for it.
One day, still daydreaming, the boy fell down a hole, and discovered a lost treasure.
Long story short, the dreamer's wishes came true (and I think at one point the hardworking brother is jailed - but later freed).
:tape :evil :lol
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Premeptive defence...
The Deef's apprentice
(12-04-14, 08:55 AM)Skippernick link Wrote: [quote author=ChristoT link=topic=12543.msg141112#msg141112 date=1397264166]
I'm enjoying this series a lot! If you want to do another long distance trip with tons of luggage, please let me know - I modified my previous Fazer to tow a trailer, and have ample storage space (and want to put it to the test)!
(That bike is off the road due to a crash. But I still have the trailer and the Fazer towbar!! )
Don't do it rodyork! :lol
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Noted!-- thanks...
(12-04-14, 01:56 AM)ChristoT link Wrote: I'm enjoying this series a lot! If you want to do another long distance trip with tons of luggage, please let me know - I modified my previous Fazer to tow a trailer, and have ample storage space (and want to put it to the test)!
(That bike is off the road due to a crash. But I still have the trailer and the Fazer towbar!! )
ChristoT- your set up - sounds like an adventure on its own!...perhaps sponsored by a local removal company? :rolleyes
joking apart...thank you for watching- I really appreciate the comments- the work gone into it seems miles away when I get ANY feedback.
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