10 Tips to Lower the Costs on Long Motorcycle Trips!

[@samsaab1225]

You summarized in simple words and efficient way. Thanks!

[@motorcycleadventures]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bombadil_moto]

hello Pavel! I am totally with you. exactly the right advices that helps you to pull off such a trip. and a good friend or solo. Have a healthy AND inspired Journey and thanks a lot. Greetings from black forest!

[@stewartread849]

I always stay in these sorts of places. People are always fantastic and you see the proper places that most tourists don't see. It's what makes the trips for us. Love you videos. Happy Christmas and a prosperous new year 🎉

[@motorcycleadventures]

Happy holidays!

[@marcelloricardo6180]

In Brazil there are two brands of tires that have good 50/50 tyres for a low price: IRA BUNKER DUST is very affordable and fit you're XRE 300. Also the RINALDI RT36 have the same compromisse with dirt/road, but are a bit more expensive.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Good to know, thanks!

[@teneretraveller8980]

Couldn't agree more 👍 Ride safe 👍

[@alexandersupertramp3904]

Perfect accommodation... wait until you come to Bolivia or Peru 😄 Merry Christmas 🎄🎄🎄

[@motorcycleadventures]

Happy holidays!

[@tonyjourneyman1944]

Enjoy the trip, great tips.

[@AnthonyLong-w8x]

Your videos are a shining example of how to make quality and interesting content. Thank you for your talent and effort!🥊🏓🍂

[@motorcycleadventures]

Wow, thank you!

[@missiontoaccomplish]

Thank you for Very helpful suggestions

[@motorcycleadventures]

Glad to help!

[@petewatson9866]

Planning is always important, what sights you want to see and don’t, weather go in the dry season can be a double edged sword better weather, but higher hotel costs

[@Davran2742]

Good video. I found a low-mileage '21 Honda crf300l that I'm kitting out, as a friend said there's usually a Honda dealer anywhere, as there are over 30,000 dealers in the Honda powersports network.

[@grzesiekenczyk4696]

Great video again! Idealy adressing my interests: adventures for low cost.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Great to hear!

[@allanb52]

I am an early starter, but my wife is not, so we rarely have an early start. We bike in Asian and campervan in Europe when I drive early and leave her in bed. Not strictly legal I know, so I am careful. The rest of your tips we follow, but cheap locations can sometimes be dangerous. Once in Laos we arrived late and paid top whack for a complete dump, the only furniture was our bike and the bathroom was a hole in the floor and a tap. The bed was very dirty...looking back we laugh, but proves your point about an early start. Thanks for the reminder. I like the unedited format.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thank you for sharing your experience!

[@irenepollak7333]

Money-saving tip for traveling through Austria: Look for accommodation on the municipalities' websites, in the tourism section.

[@setter000]

Very wise advices!

[@motorcycleadventures]

Good!

[@skpince]

Good honest channel. No click bait, good info. ❤

[@motorcycleadventures]

I appreciate that!

[@Rubenfz6]

Have a good Trip. Merry Christmas

[@motorcycleadventures]

Happy holidays!

[@cornelisberndsen]

On accommodation: if it is ONLY for sleeping, then the cheapest. If it is a nice destination/town, and you have a bit of time, THEN the cheapest near the centre.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Not always possy

[@skulijakobsson5116]

Much Enjoyment 👍😎 People are awesome 👏

[@motorcycleadventures]

Yes they are!

[@AdVoyager]

I would agree with everything if you didn't say so many km per day. First is the great fatigue you get, how dangerous this is during a long trip. Second is that you have ''15 days off'' for example, to see a region or a country, why should that end faster? If I could, I would make her 20 and eat sandwiches from the supermarket every day 😁😉. When I travel, I would like to last as long as possible!! In everything else you mention, I find myself completely in agreement. Have a good trip and safe travels Pavlin.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Every day is money and for many is impossible to extend the trip as they would like

[@lazzzZaruZ]

I went through Europe a month with a transalp did hostels Slept behind petrol stations ate local food everywhere kept it on a budget, carried to much stuff. you ride you learn

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks for sharing!

[@rodrigoespinha]

I live in brazl/ Sao Paulo , thanks for the respect you describe the place, hope this experience is less than the great one you have in our country….. shame on me never visit Canions do Viana before ✊👍

[@motorcycleadventures]

You can do it any time!

[@Denis-mq6eg]

y are the best thank a lot

[@motorcycleadventures]

Any time!

[@vencislavchernev2883]

Номер едно трябва да е "Остави жената в къщи". Успех с пътуването.

[@samhill3496]

All good. Rize early quot when you get to an affordable place maybe with local food handy. Look at the map every eveming. Check the weather as you may want to alter direction see what you can that is handy. If you live long enough you may go back or look at it on google and move on. Life is short. Pavlin I know from previous vids you have been to USA. It's unreal expensive now. You can ride a month or more there for the cost of one week here. All good. Happy Holidays in a strange country. Safe

[@domp51]

Only take a bike and kit you can afford to loose. A expensive bike also means expensive carnet where needed. You will rarely be able to get parts for any bike in the more interesting places in the world. Anything you need clothing, shoes, toiletry etc can be got locally. 99 percent of people are wonderful and the poorer they are the more generous. Beware the 1 percent. Police and custone etc ate just normal people, see the person not the uniform. These were my lessons from a rtw in 2000.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks for taking the time!

[@kl9518]

Very good advice. I save money by staying out of cities.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Good!

[@DoktorWott]

Have a merry X-Mas , stay safe !

[@motorcycleadventures]

The same to you!

[@SL3315]

Good tips!

[@motorcycleadventures]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vidassviestas1243]

Do you book everything online for accommodation? Or you try to look online and then go to the place and try to book at the spot. Thank you

[@motorcycleadventures]

Depends on the situation

[@WJRobbins125]

After my own heart, motorcycle comfort is first 😉

[@motorcycleadventures]

Good!

[@AupaMaitia]

Hola, when will you arrive to Chile?

[@motorcycleadventures]

I don't know yet

[@kesuti81]

i like this video.

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thanks, msn!

[@sailingto9103]

the place looks clean

[@motorcycleadventures]

Tell me about it!

[@jpapss]

You forgot to mention getting food from supermarkets and local street vendors.

[@motorcycleadventures]

I did not!

[@vstromxt3799]

👍👍👍✌

[@motorcycleadventures]

Thank you for taking the time!

[@stefangeernaert1970]

Hello I wanne buy a new motorcycle……A Transalp 2025 vs a TENEREE 2025.’’’’🤔 ? The Honda is cheaper, and the Yamaha is a beauty😍 but topheavy …..also the 2025 model …..? My last was a crf 300L. But i love the looks from The Teneree….. Help me choose 🤔🤔🤔 I say keep ‘t simple…but i have a choose problem😂🙃😊

[@domp51]

Either great and whichever you choose you will on occasion wish you had the other one. I'm a total honda fan boy and have a africa twin. I'd get the yamaha.

[@Shaun-o1l]

I have a Transalp. It is a good bike but is more of a general touring bike. I am 62 years old though. I think it needs suspension upgrade though and the 2025 model addresses this issue. The Tenere looks cool but perhaps is more off road. I live in Australia and need mostly a road bike. I hope you make a good decision for you, but both are good bikes I would say.