YOUR ADVENTURE BIKE DOESN'T MATTER! 150cc Scooter Off Road Adventure 

Loved this video 👏

Thank you for this. As I have commented before, I did this 48 years ago with a neighbors lambretta in the Mojave Desert, just because. It worked surprisingly well. That shield in front of your legs will protect you, if it doesn't explode. Flop over at moderate speed, just step off. That ultra-low center of gravity makes picking it up a piece of cake. More fun than should be allowed. A true adventure. life is great.

Trainspotting vibe..😊😊

Looking into getting my first motorcycle and i appreciate this.

I stuck a tent & sleeping bag and various bits and bobs on a Honda XL175 with knobblies and did 12,000 trouble free miles around the US and Canada. Got laughed at fewer times than I was treated to free meals and accommodation, and had a hoot! Best thing was it was easy to pick up when I fell off! Small is good!

An adventure bike is any bike that takes you on an adventure!! I love it.

Awesome Message🫡❤

Had ‘adventure’ bikes. I’m now using a Honda Innova ANF 125…….with a ‘copilot’ carrier on the back seat for my dog and panniers etc etc Way to go

Huge thumbs up from me latley I've noticed a real push towards elitism in Adventure Motorcycling from some of the bigger channels n figures in Adventure motorcycling if its not the most insane enduro trip it doesn't count or if its not the lightest bike or the most tech laden bike etc. Even something as daft as people having a go because someone's using panniers n quipping they are not on an adventure that's just some of the utter rubbish I've seen latley. Trying to gatekeep in adventure riding and what it means through a narrow definition through one person's perspective. I think adventure is many different things to many different people and what we all need to remember if you are having fun that's all that matters. I've had memories and adventures on everything from a 1927 Norton to a 84' reg 250lc that I used to do 2k Miles a week on a 67 Norton 650ss that I daily rode for 4 years n 4 winters. Every bike just adds a different flavour a different experience that's all :) an the same for trips. I think there's enough gate keeping in the world as it is an we don't need it creeping into the world of Adventure Motorcycling. Let's encourage each other no matter the bike or the trip let's celebrate the sheer joy and fun of riding motorcycles. Be it a trip to Starbucks or somewhere else. I think alot of the time everyone views the world through there own lenses or own capabilities. N what we have to remember is that one person's easy is anothers everest n rather than putting them down let's celebrate each others achievements. Just getting out the door can be the biggest challenge to overcome to some an thats speaking from someone who struggled deeply with that in the past. An when famous figures come out with comments rubbishing certain things or certain trips as a holiday n not an adventure all it does is discourage not encourage especially when that adventure might be the achievement of a lifetime to someone we all start at different points we are all at different places in life nothing is for sure or guaranteed. At one point every single one of us couldn't ride a motorcycle or use a clutch. People forget that an it's a shame. Ride what you have have fun go on the adventure you want n don't let anyone else define that. That's my biggest lesson I've learnt in life. Find adventure going to Starbucks that's OK 👍 find it in the furthest corner of the earth down a track that's OK 👍 a 50cc or a 1200cc it all counts an just remember fun is the key not what anyone else thinks :) an I think this video is absolutely brilliant. The more we all talk about this the better. With the brands pushing more tech, more expensive 28k fully specc'd GS's i think more n more will look at other alternatives for alot of us 7k is a hekkin lot of money let along 28k. I personally went from a 2018 1200gs te Rallye which i had to sell to help my dad with bills, to a 300 Rally (with a himmy inbetween that got rejected) to a 20 year old 1150gsa when i realised i didnt enioy green laning an it wasnt my idea of adventures at that time. Im having more fun with the 1150gsa an theres not a single thing i cant repair on it myself an it was less than the depreciation on a new GS by year 2 even with the repairs. I think though theres a place for all aproaches but i do wish companies would focus on the easy to fix afforable stuff. Looking back at the older bikes they had that for them from 1927 up to the early 2000's. If one person gets inspired to just have fun on a motorcycle n find there own definition of adventure riding that's all that matters :)

This channel is pretty cool 😎

This was class, looks so much fun on the scooter. I was told my bike isn't an adventure bike but it got me over Rudland Rigg to my favourite cake shop alright :)

My mate says "if you've got a bike and you have an adventure on it then it's an adventure bike" 🤙👍

Wooooot!!!!

So true! Making me want another Vanvan 😅

Sheer class , loved it 🙌🏼👏🏼😎

At first i thought i need a "fast" Nakedbike, then i thought i needed more. So i bought a Multistrada 1260s, faster, more tech, more everything. Than a had a motocycle accident, after that i bought a CRF300L. Now i feel at home, i dont need more. Oh, and i started with Trial ;)

Loved this. I am a bit restricted and would have a hard time passing the A-class exams here in Sweden so I am thinking of buying a 3-wheel scooter like a Peugeot Metropollis SW or a Piaggio MP3 530. Now, wonder how I can put soft luggage on it and fit it out. Want to do Europe first. Cheers from Sweden

This video has got me searching ebay for a C90 for a UK TET run. Looks so much, great video by the way. Just shows that anything with 2 wheels is fun

Oh Lord!

Love it!!!😂❤

Enjoyed the vibe of this video, lets start a trend in 2024 to educate the biking fraternity that you dont need to spend £20k on a bike to have fun on the roads or trails.👍

Of course it can go off road. It's got a Team Yaris sticker on it! 👍

Light weight AND light budget. You could go a long way with the 20k you save with a small bike.

Couldn't agree more, as long as you're out there who cares 🤷🏻‍♂️ Hey Marc, where's that lane start, not done that one? Chris

I worked for a bike dealership years ago and they had a gillera runner 190cc . It was the scariest funniest thing I have ever ridden. And I had ridden R1’s blades gsxr’s on and off track. Scraping the centre stand on roundabouts was fun.

Was lucky to do various cross-country adventures in India a few years ago, and bike-wise it was taking what you could get as a means to an end. Thoroughly enjoyed off roading on multiple scooters, 9 hour days on a 220cc cruiser on highways, tearing across the Rann of Kutch on a Himalayan, Classic 350 in the Himalayas and Kerala...the limits of the bike were just part of the adventure for sure.

Yup!

HEY! The smaller the bike, the bigger the adventure!

isn´t that silly with that scooter thingy? Grow up ! hahahaha