Austria to Mongolia 17,000 Km Adventure On 125cc

125cc MOTORCYCLE

*** THE BIKE MODEL IS 2014 SYM XS-125K ***

4 MONTHS

2 CONTINENTS

12 COUNTRIES:

Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Georgia, Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia
17000 KILOMETER

Camping in the wilderness

A WILD JOURNEY TO THE FAR END OF THE GLOBE

More photos in my Facebook page :

ENJOY

[StormaPlays]

Its funny how people think its hard to do long adventures with a 125cc those people probably like to arrive at their destination quickly but they dont realise that its an adventure not a race, youre supposed to discover places you never saw before, people travel around the world with a normal bicycle or even on foot, so i just think that this 125cc bashing is bullshit, you mate are awesome keep this stuff up and dont stop, it doesnt matter what kind of vehicle you use for something you want to do.

[qetvalentin]

Small bike small CC Huge Balls. No Bmw bikes needed. great work man

[onhiswavediscoveringthaila]

I just came back from a 23 day, 6854 km tour around most of Thailand. It was great ! On my Honda Wave 100 cc, which is more than 18 years old and has 377, 000km

[dunno]

Wow ! Big respect for this dude! I admire the adventure. People talking about 125cc are just people with a complex. This is a life experience and not a race! And who cares you can drive 140 km/h while anyways most of the village roads are limited between from 70 to 100 max (when you can)...! Plus there is nothing to discover and enjoy when you are on high speed. Big respect for this guy and let me know if u would like someone to join you for a new adventure . I am from Vienna as well and got a Suzuki VanVan 125 ready to explore :)

[mickenoss]

So sad it was just a 3½ minute video, would have watched a film of this.
But sweet to see someone doing it on a 125 man, all the best.

[PaulADV]

Respect! No fucking BMW and this kind of trip is possible. I love that kind of people. I wish You all the best!

[thespeedpainter]

Here in Pakistan...we have so many mountains in 7000-8000 m range that authorities have even stopped naming them...we have some of the toughest terrains and roads...europe on the other hand has its highest peak at only 5600 m..and roads are way better..yet still in Pakistan people tour mostly on 125cc-150cc bikes and I have even seen people touring on 70cc mopeds with huge luggage...its the 'heart' that matters

[kile]

Perfect comercial for SYM bikes. 12 countries and not a single breakdown. You should ask them for sponsorship ;)

[TheMotorman]

It's not about the size of the motorcycle in the ride, but the heart of the rider on top of the motorcycle... Cheers from a 150cc rider

[feelingo]

It's not a big expensive machine that makes the trip memorable, it's the love for travelling. A good and healthy vehicle is all it takes, but every penny you can save on it will definitely carry you a much longer distance!

[Stormvejret]

Totally respect ...i simply just love the concept of going on a big adventure on a small bike....i wish i had the balls like you to do it much respect

[ckguadg]

i know why u don't need big cc bikes, because u have big balls that's why.. u give inspiration to a lot of people man!

[arvindkrishnan]

Small capacity motorcycles are actually good for touring. Awesome bro.

[tnnaroot]

All journey done with 5 gallon of fuel only 😂😂😂😂

[lorenzopollocaffe]

Ok, i got a short story for yall, this video alone was the one that started my "quest" to get my hands on a motorcycle, i had my bike for about 5 months now, and i absolutely love it, i go everywhere whit it and i feel really confortable riding it. I nearly had a stroke right now when i discovered that the bike the guy was using is the same bike i bought "sym xs 125k"

[nomadasaurus]

What an epic adventure. Hats off to you mate. Great vid too.

[tonyb]

You did that all alone & unsupported ?? MY GOD - "Chapeau" man!! You are my new hero.
How did you get home ? :)

[edbroaotearoa]

Thank you for reminding me that you don't need expensive shit to get out there and have an adventure on two wheels.

[mikeontour_official]

Great impressions. Thanks for sharing!

[bikerduda]

well,  you taught me that we don't need big ADV bikes to have amazing journey ;)