The Best Motorcycle to Travel The World (The answer may surprise you.) 

British 70 year old motorcyclists planning a motorcycle touring holiday watching a clever bright little lady explain the values of a little motorcycle with such clarity and passion you are an eastern gem a motorcycle treasure. Take care.

Ed March once took his C90 apart and got it onto a small boat in a couple of large bags. He listed it as "motorcycle parts" which I guess is true and didn't cost him anything. Then reassembled it at the other end. The guy is a legend. It was partly because of him that I got my license and a bike.

Interestingly some of the best motorcycle adventures to watch on RU-vid are on small cc engines. That has to say something about the people and their thoughts and attitudes to how and why when planning their adventures. Brilliant 👍

Absolutely the best video I have seen on using a small scooter to circle the earth. A nearly a complete selling point in adventure traveling.

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Thank you so much

What a fantastic message! "own your adventure and circumstances!"

I'm planning a smaller journey on my 50cc and I wanted to see if it's even worth doing- Now I'm hyped for it :) Huge respect, very inspirational :D

*Keep the good work coming Juvena and plz continue spreading the word!* Thanks for including us in your video 😊

I have been riding my small Yamaha RS110F around the Philippines. Travelled even into the remotest towns. I have now clocked 80,000 kilometers on it. I haven't even opened anything on the engine yet, only changed the oil regularly. Sometimes you'll meet some motorcycle snobs along the way, but they only matter if you mind them. Focus on your self.

Great, really sensible and very true ! By the way, I love the title - the 'Wandering Wasp'.

I've ridden 120cc postie bikes with Nathan Millward. No need for a BIG bike at all.👍🍻☀️

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Thank you for sharing, stay safe.

Felicitaciones genial Dios te bendiga mantente a salvo 🛵🙏👍🎉

Wonderful video, you are an inspiration. I am 62 and first started riding at 16 in England on a Honda 50 moped. In 2007 now living in the USA I got a 1973 Honda CB450 and a 1978 XL125. Last year I had a stroke and during recovery I sold them and got a new Honda Navi, I love the 110cc scooter mechanics with the style and feel of a motorcycle. My rides thus far are under 50 miles each, but I am dreaming of making a much longer trip for the fun and challenge.

This sounds amazing. And most parts of a good travel story is when things go wrong then overcoming them

We need more messages like this one . Sincere , heart felt thank you , from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

You are amazing! I'm thinking of doing my next long tour on a scooter. You are inspirational!

You are an inspiration. The best motorcycle to travel on is the one you have.

Inspirational! So inspirational! I also want to travel around the world like this and I'm currently in the process of overhauling my own engine so that I can learn how it works. Along the way, I will gain crucial tools for my journey. My Vespa is a 1981 model (PX) 150CC, and I named it Jefri! In Indonesia, where Vespa culture thrives, the phrase "salam mesin kanan!" holds a deep sense of camaraderie and respect among enthusiasts. It means "greetings to the right engine" and acknowledges the heart of the Vespa and the shared bond among those who appreciate its unique engineering and timeless design. Come to Indonesia and enjoy traveling around our beautiful country!"

Complete admiration for those who've done this. I play around with the idea---but always manage to talk myself out of it.

A wonderful and inspiring video!

Here from Romania. You ar so brave! I plan a world trip in the future, I hope I will do it right. Thank you for the informations.

Once I did a 6,000-kilometer journey on my 160-cc Honda Commuter Bike from Kolkata to Ladakh, my Honda worked flawlessly. Even though I rode my bike at 110 kmph, it didn't create any inconvenience.

Vespa is a very capable tool to tour the world as it was used by many adventurers. But you need to maintain it properly all the time. Honda bikes are very popular in Europe and Asia as well if you need spare parts and mechanics that knows how to fix them.

You hit the nail on the head 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. It is the rider and not the vehicle. Any bike or scooter that you are comfortable with is capable of taking you on an adventure. Subscribed and love your content. Good luck on your adventures.

Good editing in your vid, very intersting. Just bought a Honda ruckus very fun

I agree with you I watch several RU-vid riders and I can definitely see an advantage on scooter riders , like Pablo isomoff Alaska project on his Honda scooter comped to ichi boots . I ended unsubscribing from ichi boots cause so boring , she went from country to country and all you saw was the same thing , nothing . Where as Pablo you get to see people and culture and the main reason is the transportation he goes a lot slower on his Honda econo . You are doing it the right way .

Great video. I got my motorbike license a few years ago with the idea of doing bike camping and touring. Decided to get a scooter to start with, and the thing is so useful and fun I honestly don't think I'll ever get a proper motorbike!

You are brilliant, my friend and I did a trip of 3000km on 125cc scooters and are continuing in October this year. I wish we’d thought about nylon rope round the wheels and tyres for the snow, we got very badly stuck in the Pyrenees in February. Peace and love my sister

This was very inspirational. Thank you

You are so brave!

WRITE A BOOK GIRL!!!!

Well said

Amazing, great video

Thank you so much for sharing!!! You own your adventure, not the naysayers. Well said. Thanks so much!! Few months ago I rode my 19 yo DR650 up and down to Chiang Mai, 6000 km Total::. So fun! Thanks so much! I must go on another trip end of the year. Or Taiwan 🇹🇼.

Hi, I thing the same... I'm planning a trip for south america and the most difficult thing of all is chossing the scooter. I came to the conclusión that the best thing is a lightweight scooter, with simple mechanics, low displacement and air cooling. This guarantees reliability on an extreme trip. My options are: Suzuki Address 110 2019, Honda Elite 125 2015, Suzuki Access 125 2020, Vespa XL or VXL 150, Vespa GTS 300...

I love Vespa economic and stylish big fan of reggae music,

such good advice. I recently sold my Honda Pan European ST1300 and bought a brand new Vespa, seventh scooter I have owned. I plan to ride it to Italy next spring! Friends can't believe that I sold a touring bike so perfect for the job and that I am going to do it on a scooter instead, but I think it will be far more fun and it's a much friendlier bike. Wish me luck!!

You are an awesome individual. I am 70 years old and strongly thinking of following your example

Great!!!! Me and my wife went to Turkish from italy with a Honda Dylan 125 twice over the scooter!

Great video, great philosophy!!

What sensible advice !

Nice :) Realistic and encouraging. I did a road bike 9 day travel. Scooter 4 day travel, Slovenia - Italy 1200 km. Now planning to do some backpack walking adventures :)

Amazing! Great story!

Hi, I’m Singaporean too, living in Austria and drives a Vespa. Great adventure. Let me know if you are around again

So inspiring!

Great words... thank-you. ❤️🇨🇦

I used to have a Vespa P125X and loved it so much. I moved to a different country and left it behind. I plan to get a P-series Vespa again soon.

I know this is two years old but this just hit me right in the chest thank you !!! I have been wanting to get riding as well.

万分敬佩您的勇气与自信，给予我很大的鼓励

I am spellbound. Me and my wife love to travel but my wife is not at all comfortable about travelling like you. She is in 'safe travelling', whereas I don't like the normal path. I love to see travel vlogs and stumbled upon this very very inspiring video and now I think, I would be able to convince her so that we can go out on our scooter alongwith our dog. I would love to see how you prepared yourself for this long journey, what modifications you made to your scooter, what are the most essential things you took with you and how you managed to pack them on your scooter. If possible, please make a video on this. And again, thank you for this honest, informative video.

INSPIRING! Thank You!!!

Great and very inspiring sharing , thank youu 😊

Decent number of views. Should be more. I've watched this video more than once. Now I'm wondering what has happen to you. Wishing you the best and thanks for all your videos.

You are an inspiration.

Great episode

Epic! Well done what an awesome adventure!

Awesome review, thank you for sharing from Australia

Inspirational.

Keren nih orang.....

I live in northeast USA. Use to race motocross for years and now am 60 years old. Getting a Honda ADV 150. If you ever come to America, it would be nice to ride with you. Take Care

Hahaha! You are wonderful. I sold my Buddy 50 two years ago and haven't been happy since. It gave me a freedom I had never had before. Now I am waiting for my Chinese 150 to be delivered. I plan on taking my freedom back, and in the process, finding out whether the cheaper machines can do the job. You are brilliant and I have already watched this video three times. Thank you so much.

I’m your biggest fan, wow, you’re an amazing person!

Been want to do this from Florida to California

I just bikepacked all 48 states on a fat bike in 46 weeks. People couldn’t understand why I chose a fat bike, but that’s because they really don’t understand them. I would choose it again. Now I’m going to buy a scooter and rack up some miles. I’m happy that you got to experience a grand adventure.

You are very wise.

Amazing . Intelligent, pragmatic, and adventurous. I subscribed. I think I will learn a lot from what you are sharing. I ❤️ small displacement scooters and motorbikes. Best wishes from irvine California Edward Cabello

How have I only just found you?? Why are you not creating as much now...don't stop you are so close to being a massive channel ❤ you've got everything covered....we need more content ❤❤❤

Xlnt🇮🇳👍

when i was in the army a friend drove form Ney York to Texas to visit me on a 50cc trail bike,

I heart you :) I’m from Singapore too. It’s so true that my friends keep asking to get sportbike and blahh blah. But why follow friends in order to impress on others what others don’t have. I don’t care, I just enjoy my ride.

Thanks

Ever thought of taking it to Bonneville and running it during Speed Week? Ride it, race it, drive home.

I just found your channel ! Going to binge watch :) awesome adventures!!!

best advice for riding I ever heard.

very good video, thank you sister.

Just found you You're awesome. Looking forward to watching your future videos. Mark from Maryland

I agree with you except that it's almost impossible to get at the engine on my PCX ! Get a Super Cub instead.

I got few bikes....from 100cc moped..to 200cc streetbike.... And im totally agree.. simpler & smaller bike cost you less.. i just keep few that I'm comfortable with.. those which i feel easy to maintain & doesn't hurt my pocket.

I LOVE you, thank you for this awesome video of inspiration .... BIG HUGS to you my awesomely tough friend, may all your travels be blessed with safety ... 8)

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You are my idol. I too like riding adventures like u. When I grow up, i wanna be like u. But seriously, jokes aside, salute u!

You're awesome!!!!

You are superb, just mind-blowing 🤞👍

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I am 1.95cm tall. Everybody lough at me on my vespa, but the paradox is that I am comfortable on it, but not on my 1250 motorbike and I am using my vespa more often.

i agree on all of ur point, smaller engine means fuel economy, if got trouble plenty mechanice familiar with the bike, more simple ur engine more durable ur engine i guess sweetspot is 125-150cc, very fuel efficient but still i wont go very long distance with my vespa :P because fuel tank too small and i dont like bringing spare tanks lol, stay as commuter lol awesome motivational vids lol 👍

I just bought an ice bear Hawkeye 150cc Chinese scooter everybody says they're junk I don't believe it I've had one before and it was a good bike as long as you take care of it my plans are I am in Oregon and I want to ride it back to Ohio where my family is everybody thinks I'm crazy and that Chinese scooter won't make it I've already watched trips across America with old used Chinese scooters and they made it

You are an inspiration! Good luck in your travels!

I love the idea of a small simple bike but at 6ft 7 inches and 300 pounds I’m too big for all the small bikes. Lol.

Pennsylvania to Los Angeles

i think so

Seriously you’re really have guts 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 I really admire your courage girl ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Anyway, I love Vespa too. Simple and beautiful 🛵

I admire everyone whose been on a journey above 300km on a Vespa. I was on one on a holiday in Capetown and needless to say, hated it. one surprising note though was how easy, balanced and comfortable it was to ride on rough unpaved terrain!! i enjoyed it way better than when riding on pavement

You are awesome! But now my CFR300 Rally and Monkey 125 both seem excessive

Great video ,,,,,, go go go go

Good sharing...greetings from Malaysia. I am on a look out to buy a bike for travelling..still looking

Hats off to you! Many wished but didn't make the first step, including me! 😀