Dealing with high temperatures | Season 17 | Episode 28

[@TheMotorman1981]

I miss watching your old Tenere...This video refreshes old memories

[@motorcycleadventures]

Cool!

[@davidviner5783]

Its March, its cold and raining. Motorbiking thru' Turkey in July is an ideal way to cope with the European winter. Great vid.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks for taking the time!

[@marcheighton6436]

Those roads would be my favourite too the views the villages the quiet what more could you ask perfection 👍👍

[@motorcycleadventures]

Couldn't agree more!

[@BigYouDog]

Sitting at home with freezing fog outside, this video is👍.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Enjoy!

[@TheBraveheart55]

Pavlin, greetings from Coalcoman, Michoacan , Mexico. Thanks for the video!!! In July 2021 . I made a 2,400 kilometer ride from here to Phoenix Arizona, U.S.A. To avoid the heat I traveled at night. It really is not recommended . You can't see as well and cannot travel very fast. There are animals on the road as well as many insects flying into your lights. The State of Sonora in Mexico shares its Northern border with the State of Arizona U.S.A. In the summer months this region can reach temperatures over 45 celsius during the daytime. Traveling at night was the best option for me. I can remember my last night leaving Guaymas, Sonora at 7:10 P.M. and getting across the border into Arizona well before sunrise. I didn't even sweat. I made the same trip a month later and traveled at night again. It is very difficult traveling at night and more dangerous, but it was a great adventure!!!! Thanks for all your videos Pavlin!!!

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks for sharing, Stephen!

[@daveydoo3173]

Woderful riding in the mountains, great scenery and what a lovely cool down at the end..

[@motorcycleadventures]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@barrywaples8150]

All interesting stuff again. Keep it coming Pavlin Cheers

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks, Barry, will do!

[@ponchyponchy687]

Dear Pavlin after being enriched by your videos that allowed to fully enjoyed my trip in Norway last year I'll travel in Morocco on Mid-september 2023. South will be challenging because I ride a Moto-Guzzi V85TT Travel and this machine will probably heat a lot due to the air cooled engine. I expect 30-37° C , I wear the Revit hydrarex and kamel bag, I know that I need to regularly wet my T-shirt and blow gard. What else can I do? Do you know good gloves for somer season , I need to buy a 2nd pair? Thank you in advance. Cheers

[@wezdarsit]

Thank you for making these great films Turkey is such a great place with wonderful people safe travels i enjoy the films a lot 😊👍🏍

[@motorcycleadventures]

My pleasure!

[@teneretraveller8980]

I would swap that wonderful Turkish heat and countryside for the cold, wet UK right now. Fantastic hospitality once again. Just out of interest how many northern European riders did you see? People are really missing out, but when I speak to other bikers they don't seem to know what they are missing here. Fabulous 👌 Happy travels

[@motorcycleadventures]

I haven't seen many riders at all. Maybe because of the pandemic.

[@rayweeks1056]

Beautiful landscapes….. And looks extremely hot 🥵…

[@motorcycleadventures]

It was!

[@antoniocoutinho511]

Another surprise, Pavlin. Congratulations! All the best for 2022,stay healthy. 👍

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks, man!

[@paulabraham8724]

Tough conditions but great roads and views.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Absolutely!

[@Jonjon_Daniel]

Stay hydrated and be safe and healthy mate - from the Philippines

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks, but I was there in July. Just uploaded the videos now.

[@enduromotorradtouren]

Great roads and vistas, Pavlin. In demanding heat. But I'd prefer that to a cold winter ;-) All the best, Günter from Nürnberg/Germany

[@motorcycleadventures]

It is what it is, Günter!

[@SandraOrtmann1976]

Well, we have to pull through here. My family is sitting in Scheinfeld (so not far from Nuremberg), and we have -4 °C right now. No pulling out the bikes...at least the salt has to be gone from the streets. As we have the luxury here, we do not do this to our motorcycles (did that one winter, was a bad decision). Guess we just wait together. So this was a very welcome contrast video, Pavlin! Thank you for the beautiful views and the little throwback to your old lady.

[@motorcycleadventures]

My pleasure, Sandra!

[@enduromotorradtouren]

@@SandraOrtmann1976 Salt is a problem for bike, Sandra. That's why I'm also reluctant to ride. You need a pressure washer afterwards, and there are few of them in the city with long queues. Better to watch videos from Pavlin with salt-free roads ;-) Cheers, Günter

[@helderlourenco4893]

@@enduromotorradtouren bonjour du Canada Sel ou pas ici on ne peut pas rouler en moto Mais au Québec aujourd’hui -35 les motoneiges sont Sortie.

[@metodyx7507]

Hi Pavlin, I'm interested in what covid 19 conditions were for entering Turkey in the summer of 2021. My acquaintance explained to me that he got sick twice and was vaccinated once because he was not vaccinated twice, he was not allowed to enter the border. Should I believe him ??

[@motorcycleadventures]

I got certificate.

[@metodyx7507]

@@motorcycleadventures Thanks for the quick response, so if you had a valid PCR Covid certificate (Bulgarian or Slovenian...EU), you could enter Turkey without any problems?

[@motorcycleadventures]

Yes

[@metodyx7507]

@@motorcycleadventures Sorry, I have to ask you 1 more time specifically about navigation. Do you have eny information, which navigation system is the most stable throughout Turkey (Garmin, xRIDER Smart, iGO8, Primo...) ? if you know maybe which kart definitely work in Turkey, Thaaaaaank you :))

[@Eireocean]

Good Day Good Sir. I have just gotten a XT660Z but would like to know what is the optimal RPM's when riding in different gears. I find at lower RPM's the mirrors tend to vibrate and visibility through them is poor but at higher RPM's the vibration dissapears ... keep up the good work.

[@motorcycleadventures]

I usually try to keep the RPM's between 3 and 4000

[@Eireocean]

@@motorcycleadventures Thanks

[@MauriceTarantulas]

What jacket do you use? I need something for these temps. That's my worst enemy biking so far, heat👍😂❄️

[@motorcycleadventures]

Good, ventilated jacket is fine to anything up to 35 degrees. Then you need to zip all the vents anyway, otherwise you cannot ride very long.

[@MauriceTarantulas]

@@motorcycleadventures Well I suffer from heat. Am still in summer jacket in Winter...so am trying to find the lightest CE prot jacket but prob might have to choose something with less prot..

[@ger13nunyah56]

This is the way

[@motorcycleadventures]

Cool!

[@jimwood1068]

Looks amazing. Is that on your old Tenere? clock setup looks like the old one?

[@motorcycleadventures]

Yes, it is the old Tenere. The video was filmed in July 2021.

[@johnroberts2290]

Hot Hot Hot. Stop scaring the dogs Pavlin 😄😄🥵

[@motorcycleadventures]

I will!

[@redbear1935]

You want to switch, we have -26 C right now in Canada and that is South part :)))

[@motorcycleadventures]

No, thanks!

[@helderlourenco4893]

@@motorcycleadventures bonjour -26 oui avec facteur vent -35 Un jour je vous souhaite de tenter la motoneige C’est formidable , mais pour le moment rouler en toute Sécurité et bon voyage.

[@jtreg]

Mate, when I rode through Turkey in 44 degree heatwave to Georgia I just poured bottles of water inside m jacket to keep cool.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Good decision.

[@whitedrguy6503]

I feel your suffering Pavlin, it has been over 30C for over almost 3 weeks now in the part of Victoria Australia I am in, with many days over 35C, the novelty has worn off now, I just want it a little cooler. When it gets over 35 the air is just so hot it really not fun riding.

[@motorcycleadventures]

I agree that it is not fun at all, but It is what it is!

[@corychartier7961]

I find in India keeping a small wet towel or cloth on top of my head in my helmet helps greatly of course it can't be to big or it will interfere with helmet

[@motorcycleadventures]

Might help.

[@corychartier7961]

@@motorcycleadventures I can't take credit it's a army trick I learned in Iraq