Polish Mechanics Are Crazy, Good.. (Poland to Lithuania Border Crossing) 

It's great, front wheel in the next episode. I've seen the light.

Interesting that you heard an 'sh' sound. She spells it Mariska but, I think that your spelling seems reasonable to hear the first time out. She does seem much more reasonable than many.

@@bruceleealmighty It sounds very similar to the Polish name Maria-Maryśka.

Genki!

Awesome, they did great work. Often the best workshops are hidden away like this one.

@@iPedroMota I had lot of fun to seeing my colegues in Your video. Peter mechanic helped many travelers. I always have o góod chat and fun when I visit his garage.

I used to dismiss it if a shop couldn't do it, only knowing about it because once a shop said they could do the change but not the balancing. But after doing the front and balancing that one too, it's absolute bliss. Mainly im a changed man because that fronclt tkc80 wore unevenly and half it's lifespan the bike was bouncing.

Hey on a separate channel I bet it would work, more people love food than riding!

Thanks for mentioning his name, I was gonna say the same haha. Magoo ftw!

You've got a beautiful country. Also I've never been to a place so calm, even in the cities.

Druskininkai ( Polish Druskienniki) is a curort, nice aquapark :)

Lekker man, you did the Nordkap ride then well done. Were were you favorite trails?

@@iPedroMota There are a lot of nice trails but the TET Estonia just after crossing the border from Latvia (in Riga) was a lot of fun but a no go with 2 up. Some enduro riders already looked a bit weird i was going there with a fully packed adventure bike. But in Lithuania it's just like Finland, a sign and then a main road just turns into gravel. I took some strange random route and ofter my Garmin XT just said "cannot compute from here". I got the same set of tyres you have now in Tallinn and just outside of Tallinn when i continued i thing i ended up on a tank track, also not suitable for 2 up. Tip for the tyres: keep the pressure a bit lower. Maybe not on the rear with 2 up but i think you'll like it better at 1,9 in the front. I had it 1,9 and 2,2 on the trip with the Reckless 80 and 30L duffel and now back home with the R40 for the tools, first aid kit and a lunchbox i run 1,7 and 1,9 but like i said, with 2 up 2,5 in the rear is probably best. Have fun and i keep following. Say hi to Mariska.

Era una delícia tio

Pedro mitas no es la hostia pero es Europa como Michelin..

Funny you say that, was wondering what would be on the market nowadays and of it would be fast and accurate.

@@iPedroMota Ważne ,że karta SIM działa bezpłatnie w 200 krajach ,głośnomówiący i natychmiastowy. Ma aparat do tłumaczenia tablic jest super. Używałem ,przydatna żecz .

Por acaso sim, nos Balticos pode mudar dia para outro e calor tambem mas nao compara com oque eu ouvi esta a pasar em Portugal.

Sweet, good to hear that. Lots of people seem to be going around the region.

Yeah was surprised finding that out there, 'huh where do these cable cars go?'

The Portuguese side of me is cooking these up. Suck on those heads, live forever!

Kijk dat zijn nou de betere comments om op te teren en door te gaan. We're all gonna make it!

If you do go, don't put anything on the windowsil or you will end up running round the restaurant looking for it. So a Friend said 😳🤭🤫

Yeah like to keep it straight in the mud with these kind of patterns. We passed on Vilnius since we already ended up in Kaunas on the way to the coast. Only heard good things about the city. Cheers Nick!

Really is, loved it in the dirt. Knobbies have left us after many km's

Wheel balancing 😇👍

I like your brown jacket 😉

Not this time but I've been, great ride, great people, great twisties

Ben er blij mee. 5000Km dusver gereden, geladen en x2, pas op de helft van profiel denk ik. En dat met relatief zacht rubber wat vertrouwen geeft nat. Gript goed op basic off-road, uiteraard geen wonder in de modder maar daar zijn knobbies voor. Rij ze!

@@iPedroMota Nice! Klinkt goed. In deze regio ben ik überhaupt al heel blij dat ik deze banden heb kunnen vinden; is toch een stuk lastiger dan in Europa. Hierna Iran en dat wordt helemaal lastig qua nieuwe banden, dus ik ben blij dat het in Jerevan nog kan. Thanks voor de feedback iig!

Niet vergeten dollars/euros te pinnen! Iran haal je wel, in Centraal Azie regel je vast wel iets.

This should come with one of those disclaimers that 'legal advice gets'. My personal experience has been alright on 31 year old rims put through +20k of abuse after finding the problem on an already long journey. Though who knows, one could get really unlucky. At the end of the day it is a calculated risk.

Yeah good times and this is the pg version eh. That kids reaction was priceless, hadn't seen it while recording, watched that a few times. Druskininkai was defo top 3 all things considered, cheers

I think I might like this one more Peter and that's vs the k60 scout without the middle strip (with strip is not a real 50/50). And that's coming from someone who took the Heidi's through Mongolia. Would still have to test in medium sand to know for sure.

Tighter pants sooner by the looks of it

It was a special compensation price they offered. The original smaller apartment with kitchen we booked that turned out to be unavailable was 37 euros.

Ha, we didn't get to it so I don't know. Maybe a German teacher or German woman, we'll never know.

@@iPedroMota Be that as it may,i always appreaciate your german skills.It seems to be helpful sometimes in eastern europe.BTW,what a massive chest💪!Good luck to both of you☘️

@Julia Poland Hello Julia,thank you for your detailed explanation.Believe me,i'm absolute aware of our history.There are more than enough reasons for the polish people not to like germany.But still we are and will be neighbors for a long time.Imho this is not the right platform to discuss such a complex topic,this is"just" a motorbike channel.Moreover my comment was addressed to Pedro,as a dutch citizen.I wonder why the german language is obviously more and more unpopular in the NL.Especially because dutch and german language are quite similar.Can't believe it has to do with WW2.Of course i know about the bombing of Rotterdam for example. POKÓY✌️

@@iPedroMota I think, you will find the Wymysorys language interesting. It was revitalised from near extinction in the town of Wilamowice in southern Poland. According to users, it is Dutch-Polish mix, so it is like from a parallel universe, where we don't have our common beloved neighbour :P Rather listen to it, so it's orthography is based on Polish.

Tak!

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