I found the best way to do Motorcycle Travel

today we are discussing why Motorcycle Travel is done best with staying in hostels

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[fuglbird]

I've been motorcycle camping since 1978. I'm not going to change now. I don't need internet while travelling. I prefer places where free camping is allowed. If you like visiting cities, hostels may be a good idea. The problem with hostels and hotels is that you often need a reservation. I never follow a fixed schedule. I stay longer at places I like. I've always been able to find a place to put up a tent - even in high season. Everyone should do what they like. What is best for one is not the best for someone else.

[SherKhan-bkes]

The adventure starts as soon as I leave home. Being a city-kid I try to book my overnight stays on farms where I‘ll stay for at least 4days. Have used hostels and Airbnb‘s for short stays when on the move to break up long distances.
I used to go camping in a tent but stopped that some 20 years ago which has left more room on my motorcycle.
Excellent choice of music Miles, totally enjoyable 😉

[RV]

You do what YOU want..Don't worry about what looks good on camera and you don't need to explain yourself to anybody. Your videos are great man wish you luck and safe riding.

[zoydpatterson]

Gute Entscheidung! Genieße deinen Urlaub. Nach einem ganzen Tag auf dem Motorrad ist es viel schöner, die Sachen aufs Zimmer zu bringen und zu relaxen. Das Wort Abenteuer ist ohnehin ziemlich überstrapaziert. Man macht eben Urlaub mit dem Motorrad, andere mit dem Fahrrad, der Bahn, gehen Wandern etc.. Viel Spass noch auf deinem Trip!

[grimmbartrides]

Just did a tour through Slovenia and adjacent countries last week, stayed at campsites most of the time (except one night when I was soaked by the rain). But I'll keep hostels in mind for next time, not really more expensive than camping after all.

[jeroenvandervelden]

Absolutely true, even if you don't have to edit video's. Also more safe if you ask me, you will get more rest in a bed than on a matras in a tent.

[robot]

Amazing improvement on the quality of your videos. You’ll go far

[TeaMango]

Great video, been watching regularly for a year now and have really been enjoying the content. Keep it up man

[maxderror]

I really see the benefits of Hostel/hotel. Especially when you calculate the time to unpack/pack your stuff. (For me at least one hour) The camping grounds are also very expensive these days. So I do loose also Holiday time for getting my tent etc. you can Choose what is the better Option. Ok in very nice Environment its nice.
But its really depending.

My tip in eastern Europe is also to buy like the whole room for myself 😅. So I do have the Hostel experience but can sleep by myself.

[RRRRefuelRideRace]

Hostels are much better and you have a warm room anytime. :) Great Episode bro. Cheers.

[gert-janhofman]

you need to take care of yourself, a hostel is perfect for trips like this. Being nice for your physical l health. a nice hot shower and a proper bed for a good night. Easy editing with good WiFi. Thank you for this marvelous episode again. Nice shots and excellent music. all the best

[clarson]

If nice hostels are available, for all the reasons you mentioned, that would be the choice. But, I’m in the United States. Especially in the western US, lots of public land, and free camping in pretty remote areas. Not a lot of hostels, or sometimes even hotels, so you camp In the wild. Camping in remote wild places would be a really different experience than hostel travel in Europe. It takes time, but eventually you do get comfortable being in wild places. :)

[koenmldr]

I noticed that I liked previous episodes more. I liked the off road footage before and missed (cultural) observations and fun facts about where you are. It is really good you are choosing some comfort and fun for yourself though 😃👍

[nicololorenzon]

Loved the video as always, such a pity that you didn't drive 40 minutes East from Vienna to Bratislava, Slovakia. It's full of pretty sights and you could have cut thru Hungary to get to Slovenia : D

[joergbeigang]

I actually like camping, but can’t stand camp sites. Camp sites are the exact opposite of building a camp in the nature and feeling free. In fact you’re packt together, far too close with others. Pretty much like a chicken farm, except chickens don’t need to walk to the sanitary facilities carrying their own roll of toilet paper.
As long as the parking is safe I’d get a room all the way, even if it’s double or triple the price.

[RpidCLCker]

Camping is only fun if you are going to wildcamp in the nordic country’s.

Everywhere else i always do cheap hotels and airbnb

[lukasmustermann]

If I travel with my friends (a group of four), camping is the best and cheapest thing. We mostly do wild camping, searching a bit for a good spot (hidden and maybe with an ice-cold river to bathe) and we use the toilets of restaurants or Raststätten. We have quite good equipment to cook, and It's still cheaper, it pays off. And if we want to have a less adventurous vacation, we rent a whole apartment (5 people) bc that's the cheapest way.

[MrSparker]

The way I see it, assuming I make ~400km daily, at 5L/100km it is ~20L of fuel or 32 Euro with Czech fuel prices.
+Food expenses during the trip.
+Bike maintenance cost (tire change price, oil change price, other things).
So probably in the end the difference the price per night makes isn't that huge.

[batsminator]

To each his own preference. I’m doing a 1 week solo motorcycling roadtrip as we speak through France and camping the whole week. Campings in France are very good mostly and between 10 and 20 euro’s per night for 1 person.

I would not like the busy environment of a city or hostel. And also I like to know that my motorcycle is safe next to my tent 😊

[KeanuJeevesTheRealOne]

Shame you didn't get the time to check out the Alps and mountain passes. Worth considering on the way back. Cheers!