Not Dead Yet - Part 33 of 52 - Getting out of Mongolia

All three books in the Not Dead Yet Trilogy are now available on ibooks, That I may die roaming, Not Dead Yet, and Ruta 40.
The music in this clip is by Helen Jane Long (Way up high and Fifths) and Philip Guyler (Walk of Shame) - these songs are available on audio network USA, also by Kevin Macleod (Luminous Rain) which is available on incomptech dot com

[@bigmartin]

Absolutely fantastic.. Blows the bollox off The Long Way Around & The Long Way Down.. Hope to meet you on the road someday, you're an inspiration ~ Thank you.

[@rgirouxx]

Having followed your RR on ADV, and read your books, I fought the wanderlust they created in me. I finally got that under control and here you come back again with even better videos of the trip. You're an evil man, Oisin, causing somewhat normal people to want to drop what they are doing and hit the road. Keep it up.

[@marcelstjean]

i said it before.but i love this series..cheers from canada.

[@motorsideroads]

thank you for the movie and welcome to come to Holland. motorsideroads

[@seansteede]

Oh - and to Rob Kelly's comment - he's spot on. I cannot imagine pulling out the camera as you did at the depths of the darkness. As a rider - its only the lowest lows that will bring you to thehighest highs! Rock On.

[@noelbowerman7729]

Oisin simply can not wait for episode 20 ,Ive left you a message on H.U.,fantastic.Noel

[@RobKelly63]

I haven't taken a motorcycle through Mongolia or Eastern Russia - but I get the sense that your videos accurately capture what the reality must be like. It's not glamorous. It's not comfortable. It's not easy. However, it is one hell of an adventure! I give you great credit for pulling out the camera and shooting footage when you must have been so tired, so fed up, so "not-in-the-mood" to shoot footage. I am hanging on every episode of your series. Completely hooked! Thank you Oisin!

[@TheBigFella]

cheers Rob!!

[@seansteede]

Been glued to youtube waiting for every post. Better and more personal than the vids that inspired your trip while still having the feel of a professional production. Will be awaiting the balance with heaps of appreciation. Cheers, Sean

[@frphilia]

Not been commenting on each one...but for sure watchin every one. Canuk

[@Hutch5321]

Oisin, I started watching your vids from Moscow to Vladivostok about 4 or 5 months ago, watching every one at least 3 times. I just checked back and found your new videos, watching all 19 today. It's an extraordinary journey, and I'll be watching for upcoming vids. I am stunned that you are doing all the work yourself. Thank you for taking us all on such an amazing trip. Take care, my friend. Hutch

[@TheBigFella]

thanks Hutch - much appreciated

[@thekilo23]

this is the most uplifting thing on you tube. I am repeatedly astonished at your ability to take misfortunes with a smile , whereas i know i would crumble. PS ; The music is lovely

[@TheBigFella]

You'd be fine :-) you'd be amazed what you can get used to

[@patchpaddy]

I stubbled across your adventure and I am so lucky I did. I have watched all the episodes pretty much back to back and love it. It's amazing and I'm in awa. by the way I have a new respect for baby wipes :) and thank you for the mental picture regarding runny number twos in gale force winds (Not) LOL. Looking forward to Part 20 Thank You. Patrick

[@TheBigFella]

Thanks Patrick

[@KeukaRyder]

Must have felt great to finally be back on the road on the bike looking at Montana (it does look like MT. maybe west of Lewistown heading towards Glacier) free and wandering again. A riding buddy from Cork turned me on to this series and I'm glad he did.

[@KeukaRyder]

Hey, Oisin Thanks for the "Love"! I miss not being able to see a new episode of "not dead yet" on a regular basis. Hopefully, you'll post some new adventures!

[@adelarsen9776]

Moving. Very moving.

[@BackCountryWrenching]

wow the feeling of breaking down in mongolia, from trying to get your bike fixed must have been scary and stressful

[@pspawnslayer]

Great series. Came across your videos while searching for Tim Cope's journey across the steppe. He did it on a horse instead of a bike though, you might find the series interesting if you haven't already seen it. Its called "The trail of Genghis Khan". Thanks for ur uploads.

[@TheBigFella]

i'll check it out! thanks !:-)

[@StuHNomadBiker]

Superb ... Just superb .

[@TheBigFella]

cheers! much appreciated

[@osimnod]

Totally surprised about the lack of a spare rear shock for you on arguably the world's most well-known ADV bike. What is BMW thinking? Great job by HyperPro for filling the gap with what looks like a fabulous replacement shock. You have some fine friends getting you out of a pickle.

[@TheBigFella]

for sure - there is an old saying - when something bad happens - who is the first person you call - that is probably your best friend!... BMW have since upgraded the shocks on the later GS models thankfully

[@TheBigFella]

There we go - part 22 :-)

[@frphilia]

Holy shit son...five years on and I just got a heart for my comment...best bikin vids on the web..nodoubtaboootit...hope yr doin well!

[@TheBigFella]

all good man - living in Seattle these days - was just on a bike trip round canada so went back and had a look at some of the comments while kicking my heels in motels

[@nrampadarath6692]

I think of Alex & Co bc the music

[@JohSno]

Thumbs up to #HyperPro

[@TheBigFella]

+tankas that shock is awesome!

[@sholaisen]

Kudos! Om my own, I'd be likely to give up what you experienced in Mongolia. How many inches did it grow? 😂

[@TheBigFella]

I clank when I walk :-)

[@sholaisen]

@@TheBigFella 😂

[@epiclepticgs]

Have you since gotten a different bike? Just seemed like a hassle to replace a part that was so hard to get.

[@TheBigFella]

I was looking at the Africa Twin recently - I just got a new BMW - but was really close to buying the 2018 25th anniversary edition of the Africa Twin - gorgeous bike!

[@bigmartin]

Oisin Hughes will you and the new bike be going on an adventure?