My friend who's spent a lot of time in South America said the number plate incident was probably a local being helpful. Because it's a foreign number plate your bike would have been more likely to be targeted by thieves than if it were a local/domestic number plate, so the helpful stranger took it off and hid it for you to avoid that.
I peaked interest at the suggestive 1000 miles jeep video and thought why not start at the beginning 😂 this past week I have spent more time with Ed than my mrs! absolutely class
It does make me laugh that Ewan mcgregor and Charlie didn’t even do half this and they had support vehicles and lots of money 😂 this guys here on his 90 . Big respect ✊
They don't have to do Ed's adventure routes and they can't anyway. They did Ewan, Charley and Claudio's adventures. Let's just be honest here, all adventure riders would love to have Ewan and Charley influence, which brought them free GS bikes, custom Harleys, and their shows bought by Apple. Several years from now, Ewan and Charley would be considered as the pioneer of ebike adventurer, just like how they popularized the GS series even though Ewan falls a lot. Ed could persuade Honda to give him a brand new Super Cub C125, but I don't think Ed would want to make his videos more family friendly, because then It would not be Ed March's original video anymore.
@@SamBassComedy yeah I’m not having a go at Ewan at all just saying there are and have been people that have done longer better adventures on smaller budgets and not for attention. I’m still not sold on electric bike that do 150 miles and then you have to wait 45 for a charge though 😂 my trusty transalp goes off road and still gets 240 miles to a tank
@@AnIdiotOnTwoWheels yes and nick sanders , there was a German guy I don’t know his name that went through Darien gap on a motorbike with some random traveller he met lol , awesome. All I I’ve done is the tet in France 😂 more to come though
@@c90adventures Right up until money is the limiting factor. Honestly I’m happy to see you getting sponsored lately. It isn’t super intrusive, and you deserve to make a living doing this stuff.
I’m taking my 1911 pope from ocean city Maryland to Los Angeles California in May! The dealership near me offered a brand new 2021 ktm 1290 super adventure touring bike plus $8,000 for my pope and I think I’m going to keep the Pope!
Your BMW bashing is hilarious. I rode from Colombia to Chile on a bicycle and have a funny memory in the Chilean border crossing. They have to decontaminate your tires and that meant you have to ride/drive down in to a foot deep pool of disinfectant (the entrance/exit was very steep). When it was my turn, a guard just walked up to me and sprayed my bike down instead of making me ride through. Right behind me were some BMW's and they would not stop complaining about how I didn't have to ride my bicycle through it but they did, absolute man-children.
@@jeroberkley8852 they don't want foreign soil/microorganisms in their ecosystem. It can create invasive stuff...that's my guess. You cannot bring any fruit or plants whatsoever, the most strict crossing I've ever been to. I had to empty every single bag I owned along with the tent etc.
@@2WheelsGood.01 Ah I see. Reminds me of a family member who went to New Zealand where they also had a strict check to see if they didn't take anything with them from the island.
@@jeroberkley8852 Chilean here, because of de desert in the north the mountains to the east and the ocean Chile is like an island and its free of many agricultural illness of both plants and animals, if you come here to fish for example authorities will also ask to decontaminate your boots and fishing gear, cause there are many algae and bacterias in other fishing spots that do not exist here.
@@danielsaavedra8520 ah I see. Interesting! I'm glad these kind of laws and checks exist to keep foreign diseases and stuff out. Would be a real shame if something would be brought into the country.
As a Peruvian citizen I'm extremely impressed. Peru has extremely dangerous roads. Half the time it's just mud or dry dirt, no safety barriers. MAD RESPECT!!!
Now that I have finished Ep1-15 in just only 2 nights, now I'll wait just like the other subscribers waiting patiently for your new upload. I'm very glad that I have found your channel 2 days ago and it is low-key, humble, real, and cool channel. I really love your videos and can't wait for your upcoming new videos! C90 POWER! A fan from Philippines 🇵🇭 😅
I took Noraly at her word and subscribed to your channel. SO GLAD I DID!!!!! Kudos to you for rescuing her! to travel so far , have an OOPS, and then have someone come to her rescue. That girl leads a charmed life. I think the world of her. Now I have watched the first half of your episode 15, and I am HOOKED! BTW, I immediately thought of a rocket ship at the equator. If you believe that, I will sell you the Brooklyn Bridge for a great price! Now I have a second "BIKER" channel to follow. Good work!
I admire your courage to take on the miles and miles on your little Honda and I envy your youth to go where ever you want. You will have memories for a lifetime and more when you're old. I'll watch more when they are available. At 81 years its what I can do. I'll never see them otherwise.
This whole Alaska to Argentina series really takes you out of your desktop chair, puts you on a motorcycle and makes you feel free. Then it remembers you that there is a whole world out there worth of exploring and that freedom is a deal. Thanks ed for those videos, can't wait to see others and i hope one day to take a ride with you on a c90 if you still organize tours. Great job on living at 100%.
Not gonna lie I just watched one episode and Im hooked this guy is amazing and this Honda is just as much as amazing. This guy deserves so much more credit than he's getting, thank you for content I absolutely love it.
I agree! I just got one of his vids (about 3-4 before this one) on my recommended page! Usually RU-vid’s algorithm didn’t even acknowledge your existence if you’re post’s have a 9 month gap between video’s!!! But I just got a random video on recommended so 🤷🏻♂️, here is definitely living in these though! And I hope in life to!!!
I've been watching you for years, watching the next episode when I have time. The production value of this episode is out of this world! Please continue doing what your doing. You have the confidence and drive that mere mortals like myself wish they could do. I ride every day, and enjoy every minute of it, but live vicariously through you and your videos, wishing I could do even a fraction of what you do every day. Experience the world, and experiencing life, be apart of something great. I wish you the best, and keep your 2 wheels on the ground!
I have Xfinity and it is SUPPOSED to do 500 Mbps, but the best I've ever seen out of it is maybe 180 Mbps using the speedtest.net site... I tried it at 4K, basically still frames... Total crap to try to watch... Tried it at 1080p, still crap... At 720p, it's watchable... It was an intro rate and it is ending this month after 2 years, so instead of paying basically double for crappy service (and they won't give me any of the deals that they give new customers), I'll switch a different provider... Prior to this, I had 10 Mbps service and it was perfectly acceptable, so I'm not going to miss going back to a slower speed...
You're very welcome. Over the years I've had hundreds of people message me telling me about the adventures I inspired them to go on while others tried to drag them down and say it couldn't be done. That's why I do it.
Wow, it's the breathtaking views in Peru for me. Thanks for allowing us to live our lives vicariously through your lens. Bless up. Watching from Sydney Australia
You give me inspiration to get out and jump on my bike and start the next adventure. From Udon Thani Thailand all the best to you If you every find yourself in our village Our door is always open. Thanks for the special holiday gift this morning.
This show is just pure comedic awesomeness. None of the pretentious gravitas you find in other channels. I'd be sad to see it end but each episode is well worth the wait.
I’ve watched many of your films over the past few years and am surprised you don’t have at least a million followers! Excellent work you share with us all. Thank you, Ed!
Since November 14th 2022 I have been binge watching this and love the comedic twist ed puts on it. Specially the Quebec police skit... comedy gold there. I have watched a motorcycle and a 4runner transamerican highway ride. But yours tops it all so much more raw and unscripted
hear, hear. I too thought the "dick-conversations (both !)" was comedy gold! Tears in my eyes. The journey is bonkers - midwinter crossing the Canadian praries. The landscape shots are breath taking and the narrative is under rated English humour. Soooo good.
Awwww thanks guys. These videos are just 100% how I want to make them. So it's nice to hear that people enjoy it, rather than thinking it's awful haha.
I somehow missed this video along the way... been watching for years. Another great watch. Ed, aren't you glad you parents didn't share you aversion to having children? I am. Thanks again for the amazing content.
I had watched some of your episodes previously about crossing Canada in the winter (absolutely insane, I'm from Winnipeg originally). I got back to your channel after you rescued Noraly and can't stop watching. Great humour and entertainment. Keep up the effort.
I feel sad after finishing all the episodes ! After all, All good things comes to an end. Being 18 and watching your videos makes want to leave everything and go on an adventure like you in a c90 . I don't even got a c90 or capabilities to buy one right now . Still I'll work hard to make dream come true . You truly are an inspiration Ed. I don't know if this comment'll reach you or not . I wish you a safe and joyful journey ahead and pray for your happiness : )
GO ON YOUR ADVENTURE RIGHT NOW. You are probably in your 20s now and I hope you have started your adventure. The only thing that keeps these trips out of reach is starting. Do that and the rest will pay for itself. I can't explain it but once you are doing it you will find the solutions for any problems when you come to them. just go.
@@Mucky_Muck I get that. Money is always the thing. I'm fully understanding about that. However, there will never come a time where anyone will have extra money. If you save up for the trip then it will always be haunting you about when you will run out of money on the trip. I was expressing that in order to go on an adventure just go. Just go and look for solutions that will allow you to make money during your adventure. Wash dishes, swing a hammer on a construction site, push a broom doing cleaning work, hang out at a home Depot or Lowe's for some day labor jobs. If money is the problem then it's not a problem. There is plenty of money to be made along the way. You just have to Go and get started. I'm not attacking your statement, it's a reasonable concern. I'm just high lighting that having no money isn't a reason to delay an adventure, it can be a crippling excuse that unless disregarded will always have your adventure in the "someday" category. I say it again. Just Go! Get started and come up with solutions along the way. Have a wonderful everyday kind stranger. I hope you start your adventure soon.
Love the commentary and the humor of this channel, the amount of time that you spend on these is insane you deserve all the love. Can’t wait to see more!
Always a pleasure to grab a beer and watch your videos, your efforts will pay off I am sure! Greetings from Romania, if you ever come here I'll promise you will not regret it 👍
congrats on the 100k! i honestly thought you had more than that already, these videos deserve to be much more popular. i could see 1 million by this time next year easily.
C90 rules !!!! It is awesome and very important that the free spirit people understand that don't need Big , expensives and poweful machines to get and enjoy an exiting trip . Cheers from Monclova México!!
glad ed is finally getting recognition for how awesome he is. he truly lives the life we day dream about. i've been watching his videos for 4ish years now. each one gets better. makes charlie and ewan look like babies
Over the past 2 weeks or so I've watched the 15 episodes so far and I've really enjoyed. \\ hopefully the next one comes out soon, there's still a bit to go yet!
I've been watching your videos right from the start. A year goes by and then I'll find a new video that I actually missed 9 months ago. One video that I particularly enjoyed was your trip to Iran. I was struck by how kind and generous the people were. Your content is real, without any political bias. Cheers from Alberta, Canada. Love the cool air in my lungs.
@@TheValbunnys apparently he needs more views, likes and subs to really make a difference. it's sad that youtube is not really that sustainable when it comes to financing adventures like this. this is why Ed needs the help of his loyal viewers
Wow, so I was recommended this series by RU-vid on Monday Night and by Thursday I've watched all of the videos so far. What an adventure. I love the happy-go-lucky style and the fact that it proves that you can set off with whatever you've got to hand and have an amazing adventure (although maybe if you're only great at engineering and doing roadside fixes!) Crazy to think that a Trip originally planned back in 2014 and began in 2015 is still being edited and shared bit by bit with the world. Thank you for persevering with the edits and getting the videos out there. I'm sad now though that I may have to wait an unknown amount of months for the next one :(. I've bought a t-shirt to offer my support. I appreciate you've gone your separate ways, but one thing I was going to ask is if Rachel still adventures? From your videos, she never completed the trip and actually went home from Guatemala and her blog seemed to randomly end randomly at some point in Mexico wanderonahonda.co.uk/
Ed I haven’t watched your Adventures for awhile, this one is brilliant.....Adventure, fun,excitement, travel oh & some mechanical stuff, not boring at all!! Thanks. Safe travels.
Only recently discovered your channel. Simply amazing! You've accomplished more on a bike than most. My only hope is people like you can somehow get tracks and offroad routes in the uk opened up so we can have some freedom.
Last night I watched episode 14, I then thought I’d check the channel to see if I had missed a new episode and I had, could not believe my eyes, episode 15. Loved it Ed, great work, loved the nazcar lines and machu pichu. That free Powerade was like a gift from above lol. Also, your such a bad boy taking out the throttle stop lmao 😂. Have a great year Ed!!!
I’ve always been a big motorcycle guy, owning Goldwings and big VTwins. However, because of your videos I pulled the trigger on a 1972 CT90 and it’s by far my favorite bike! So excited for a lifetime of adventure on the little beast!
Dude- much respect to you- I been riding since 68- and I currently have a V strom 650- Just don't have the guts to do solo riding like this- hats off to you-
I just want to say I've had the worst month of my life and its your c90 adventures that has got me through. Ive wached the whole series atleast 6 times. Your you are very calming and super funny and i just want to say thank you for getting me through my very dark time xx
