People Get India Wrong 🇮🇳 We Reveal All!

[@saidhanushk5062]

Absolutely love this video. I have lived and grown up near hampi for most of my life. Thank you for doing this video❤

[@JadenDowers]

Thank you so much for taking the time to put the long play together for all of us. First rate production, well gone gentlemen.

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

@@JadenDowers thank you 👍🏼

[@aksvp]

I loved how you guys were so open minded & non-judgmental, compared to a lot of western visitors, in your approach. I think the mistake a lot of visitors make is they view India through their western lenses & hence not able to quite enjoy the country. You guys were complete opposite, so were able to take all in & appreciate for what it is rather than thinking how things should have been or done. Loved your journey, thanks from India for showing the country in good light.

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Thank you 🙏

[@Lee-70ish]

Apart from this stunning trip , the stand-out thing for me was that any bike is great if the journey is worth doing. 2 little 20hp 350s created memories that will last a lifetime..

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

@@Lee-70ish yes it was an awesome trip of a lifetime 👍🏼

[@A.r.j.u.n33]

Yeah and it saves a lot of money on petrol

[@ekamsat429]

The colonial powers came to India, saw this older and grander civilization, could barely understand it, and tried to make changes, to put it euphemistically. India took their inputs but thankfully retained most of her cultural characteristics. Thus, after 400 years, there still remains this welcoming, culturally diverse land for all of us to visit and enjoy.

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

We are sorry about the past and we loved India and definitely will be back 🙏

[@user-lh1dh5sg9b]

​​@@MrDarcy-OlMan just FYI - stop saying sorry for something you have nothing to do with. No one expects sympathy from the westerners, it's pointless af. As long as you don't blindly denfend/love the Raj like the western keyboard warriors like to do, there's no point for you guys to adress the issue. Anyways, it's an extremely sensitive topic that has cost us countless lives, resources and our unity.

[@RajeshSharma-fc8mk]

​@@MrDarcy-OlMan You did nothing wrong it's just people of past

[@raavi005]

more like 700-800 years.

[@bittoolal]

What gose around comes around,

[@philcowdall9399]

Got myself a beer and just settling down to watch this now....I cannot wait, esp having seen all your India videos! Cheers for taking the time to put this together! Phil, North Wales.

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Thank you 👍🏼

[@Arjun_Rev]

India is an incredible country, and I am proud to have been born and raised there. I started riding motorcycles at the age of 14, and it quickly became a passion of mine. When I moved to the UK 10 years ago, I resumed riding just six months after obtaining my motorcycle license. However, riding in the UK felt very different-almost monotonous compared to the vibrant and unpredictable experience back home. For most of my life, I dreamed of owning powerful motorcycles, believing they were the ultimate source of excitement and freedom. Over the years, I’ve owned a few powerful bikes, and while they were thrilling, I’ve come to realize that the true joy of riding isn’t necessarily in speed or power. Instead, it’s in the simple pleasure of a slow, relaxed ride with friends. Powerful bikes come with their own risks and responsibilities, and in the UK, the necessity of riding with full gear further adds to the effort. As for cows, I understand why tourists from abroad are often amazed to see them roaming freely on Indian roads. In countries like the UK, animals don’t have that kind of liberty-most are confined to farms or specific enclosures. It’s a stark contrast to India, where animals like cows coexist freely with people, embodying a sense of shared space and community. In a way, this difference reflects the broader cultural contrast: in some places, even humans seem to lack the same sense of freedom that animals enjoy in India.

[@farmer1216]

Well said

[@Book-bz8ns]

Just got the notification. But I'm off to work here in Kansas.. 0728 just now. I'll definitely watch when I get home and a coffee

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Sounds great! Hope you enjoy

[@Book-bz8ns]

@@MrDarcy-OlMan lunchtime. Lol. 🍺😆👍

[@perceivedvelocity9914]

Great video. I know that motorcycle reviews are this channels bread and butter, not travel. In my opinion you and your father are very compelling travel bloggers. Your reactions feel genuine and the father/son banter is hilarious. I hope that you travel more in the future. Thanks.

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Thank you very much. We intend to do a lot more travel and lifestyle videos as well as the reviews, so are glad that you like the new direction 👍🏼👍🏼

[@riteshnets]

Both of you have greatly understood the ethos of what India is ! Most Europeans don't understand India.Must visit other parts of India ,you would be in for a lot more surprises! Best wishes ! 🙏

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Thank you we had an awesome time in India and are aiming to return soon 🙏

[@riteshnets]

@@MrDarcy-OlMan most welcome ! As said in India, "Athithi devo bhava" , meaning " Guests are a form of god".

[@user-lh1dh5sg9b]

​@@MrDarcy-OlManI had written this on an another video as well, and I'm really expecting you guys start vlogging your travels more. I don't care where you go - I just want your perspective for those. If you're planning to return to India, I'd suggest you to explore either Forests (sanctuaries, parks), Mountain Chains (Western/Eastern Ghats, Himalaya, Lesser Himalayas) or the coastlines. All there are extremely popular routes - for eg you can start in Himachal Pradesh and ride to Ladakh - the ultimate Himalayan adventure, or ride along the absolutely heavenly coastal roads of Kerala/Tamilnadu in the south. If you stick to the geographical routes you'll have the best times of your life. There's hardly any place in India that is not accessible on bikes.

[@thesilverfoxtravels6653]

That was a wonderful look at India, its people and its culture I really enjoyed watching this. Thanks for putting it together. 👍

[@Biker_Matt]

This is the long play we were all waiting for. So glad you have put this together. Thanks. 🤘🤘

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Hope you enjoy!

[@Biker_Matt]

Oh indeed I will. I am off to India myself end of the year. Your videos have building the hype. 🤣 love your content. Thanks

[@v47gaming59]

You guys deserve millions views . Excellent quality content ..

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

@@v47gaming59 thank you 🙏

[@yeskay7]

20:48 That little nanny girl got the big anime eyes! Truly unbelievable!

[@martin96991]

Yeah and with little touch up she will look stunning.

[@richardbrown9344]

I love those short clips of Indian music during your videos, sounds fantastic. cheers.

[@JoJo-hc4dj]

That was an awesome last longer episode in India 🇮🇳. Mr Darcy your photos were very good 👍🏼 I think you both will be returning again as you loved it so much 😊

[@thadeudavid]

Unfortunately, some of my friends are waiting for KZbin to release subtitles so they can change the language to watch. So far, nothing. I've already watched it and I thought it was fantastic, a documentary about the trip. Congratulations.

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

@@thadeudavid we will check our end regarding the subtitles but it does take quite awhile for KZbin to translate. There should be the option of an audio dubbed version in Hindi and other languages 👍🏼

[@knottytoob]

Were it not for the duo of your genuine selves, would never watch a compilation of already (re) watched episodes of ANYTHING! Kudos fellas and stay amazing.

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

@@knottytoob wow, thank you pleased you enjoyed it 👍🏼

[@paulhowlett4953]

Brilliant, and beautiful. Imagine riding through an English village high fiving people. Couldn't help but notice the clamp on Darcy's bike was opening and closing as he rode along, looking like a lobster claw.

[@deepakrajan2041]

Amazing video, so nice to see the villages in India, people here seem to be very happy, proves that real happiness is in being with nature, how much ever progressive a city is with all its technology you cannot find the same level of happiness compared to being in nature

[@karenwiltshire4311]

Absolutely loved watching this you have really captured India so well the amazing place, excellent rides and the wonderful friendly people of India. We go Saturday for 5 weeks buzzing around Goa on a Royal Enfield cant wait

[@sunilthakore5715]

The thing is about your vlog is that you do not judge as many people tend to do, you absorb the nature in India and it's culture. I love this about you both. Thank you.

[@oyeutube]

You are truly unique. You have seem to focus on life around you on your travel with an amazing mindset. Tells a lot about you two. Appreciate. I like Darcey's photo skills. If you decide to have an exhibition i will come.❤

[@indiakabuzz2242]

Amazing vlog guys. Glad to see you enjoyed and appreciated a part of India and its souls. You guys have kind hearts…which is best wealth a person can have…god bless.

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Thank you 🙏

[@subhashpatil-ke5ez]

Warm welcome in my India god bless you ❤❤❤

[@stevefleming4450]

Excellent as always guys.. by the way, the still shots were fantastic.!! Maybe you could incorporate some stills of the bikes you review in your other videos, just a thought. These stills though, screen saver material as a reminder of a once in a lifetime trip.

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

@@stevefleming4450 thank you 👍🏼

[@Happynessvibe]

Please visit in Maharashtra state at kailasa temple. The temple carved in single rock which is amazingly beautiful. The temple built in around 743 AD king krishna I rashtrakuta dynasty.

[@farmer1216]

Thank you for sharing the trip. Great camera work. I felt I was there.

[@richardsims3847]

Thanks gents.I fell for Goa and south India and time spent there enriched my life.If you can find a small book called Goa and the Blue Mountains by Sir Richard Burton it is a portrait of the place in the 19th century.The film "Sea Wolves" is the true story of the destruction of a German ship in the harbour of Panjim during the second world war.As it was a neutral Portuguese colony it had to be deniable.I fancy you will be back.

[@manujuggy]

Hey guys great videos. Hope you keep visiting other cities as well

[@shx07]

First time I'm seeing an Indian farmer on thumbnail... respect for that 🫡

[@NADZ786]

Thank You for this beautiful video. It summarises your entire trip to India. Nice one Lads 👍🏻

[@manan1964]

Last time British loved India they stayed for 200 years 😂😂 just for laughs

[@vishnuboss8016]

Don’t copy the comment of past video dude😂😂say something on your own

[@percentbigfoot]

Bro getting likes isn't your purpose of coming to this world.

[@ivk_]

Brother 🙏 it was past, try To Live in present 🙏

[@ashishlodhi8015]

And stolen 64 billion dollars wealth and killed millions of people

[@HansalKumar-i8v]

And looted aprox 64 trillion drolor 😢😡😡

[@xtrmz8191]

U guys are the best ...❤️ Love from VARANASI.. JUST FINISHED WATCHING!! Awesome...its like i rode that bike 😅🥰

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

@@xtrmz8191 thank you, pleased you enjoyed it 🙏

[@benjamindickens3558]

Excellent gentleman great job looked like so much fun 😁 ❤

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Glad you enjoyed it 😁

[@Chris-on3el]

Wow I must say that your photography and video skills shone through in this production gentlemen thank you for sharing this extended vlog really enjoyed it well done indeed what a trip 👍👏😎

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Thank you very much, we are pleased you enjoyed it 👍🏼

[@SafeDrives]

Well put together , positive cool vibes trough out the journey👌

[@acidskullchinmoydas1607]

U both are awesome and ur videos look more raw and u ppl showed Goa in full details

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Thanks so much🙌🏻

[@acidskullchinmoydas1607]

@@MrDarcy-OlMan it's my pleasure

[@akhiljames8305]

Great Video nice editing , captured very clear

[@Donnyash]

I been watching Ur videos last few days...U guys have covered alot rural areas of south India ...off roading was interesting..10 yrs ago I covered the same route part of it.post COVID new bikes have launched.missing my road trips.. unfortunately moved to Coventry UK during COVID.please do visit Maharashtra for more biking adventure.

[@MHeadroom]

Firstly, how wonderful for a father and son to enjoy common interests and the spirit of travel together. Memories are the spice of life and you have that in abundance. India! Great to see you fall into the parallel universe and world of India and respond so positively to the kaleidoscope of changing scenery and people of India. I reflect fondly of my time as an expat working and living in the country and your gasps and curiosity pinged my many memories. You get it!! The happy kids that rarely cry, given their relative poverty compared to western children living in a world of abundance ( who never cease to cry), is a complete contrast. Well done. Thoroughly enjoyed every minute!!! Ol’ Man, your complete command of Sanskrit at 25:00 was very impressive!!😂 Well done gents. So glad you enjoyed one of my favourite countries on Mother Earth. 👍👍

[@hermanc.4420]

Burning the midnight oil I see. You both do a great job . Thank you for creating content.!

[@GauravSingh-hd4qu]

Amazing work gentlemen 😍🎊

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Thank you 🙏

[@kenkaneki_142]

Thanku so much for revealing the real side of 🇮🇳bharat❤

[@AvinashSingh-qk9mn]

I think you guys didn't noticed how cow is walking in middle of the main ROAD of that area. And all the vehicles acting like it's cow's own Road(it's their way of understanding). That's because our street are also for the animals. And that's animal lovers, the real one.

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Thats actually why we had the camera rolling. Yes it’s beautiful. We admire the way you respect all animals equally. ❤️

[@AvinashSingh-qk9mn]

@@MrDarcy-OlMan 🆒

[@ayushvats2075]

Thank u so much 😊lots of love from india ❤

[@Channel_Subscribe_Karo_Plz]

India is inefficient but not ineffective. India is not powerful 💪😎but has humanity not less than WEST. Thanks ❤🌹🙏for showing truth

[@timgarnett7636]

Like it! Will watch rest when I’m in full chill mode. 😂

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Awesome, thanks 👍🏼

[@30harbakshsingh45]

please do come back and do a north tour ❤ leh ladakh tour

[@sayantan777]

Tambdi Surla Temple is beyond words.

[@sadletrampsscooby]

Last time I was there was 30 years ago back then I hired a350 bullet right side upside down change cost me £1 a day and was no insurence you had to give the police £1 any time they stop you I was stopped 3 times in 2 weeks so £3 for insurence lol I remember how crazy hot it was when I was there in feb 1993 driving on the left was just a guideline 👀. It’s so nice they still let the cows stay free

[@oArleo]

There is a Russian Royal Enfield club that shares your videos like "Hey folks! Haven't you seen these guys on Enfield?! They were fans of it before it became popular")

[@HRC294]

A tip of the hat gents! Great production quality and content!

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

@@HRC294 thank you 😊

[@mohankumarsharmamohankumar4188]

Welcome to India❤

[@VIKASHPANDEY-t7t]

Indian villagers always happy ❤

[@kamolpop_shen]

Followers from Thailand🎉

[@suchetaganguly4639]

Enjoyed the video..thank you

[@dainikbatoula5809]

Just leave everything aside , and head towards the once in a 12 years Kumbh Mela (this years auspicious stars make it once in 144 years). If you are not born in India and are here right now, you may thank your stars and the good karma accumulated in past lives. This is one of the most auspicious festival, largest religious gathering ever held on earth with 400 million people likely to attend. It started on 13 jan and will end on 26th feb. Just head to Prayagraj, Its a guarantee that you will never ever be able to see anything as unique as this. All the best.

[@vikyvikas7206]

Love from India 😍

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

🙏

[@grenadier_1656]

I really enjoyed every minute of this. A great father & son experience! FYI that street is famous; the film ‘Revenge of the Delhi Belly II’ was filmed there 👍🏻

[@praveenkumarvelraj8416]

Experience is the first and last option to know about India. you have done it.

[@ultronic_004]

Indian villages❤️>>>

[@Simulera]

I think this trip will change the course of your channel

[@playerx7429]

Don't give money if someone demand..if someone says donate as u like then only its up to you to give otherwise don't Btw love you video 💖

[@harshdhoka]

Welcome both of you to india. Goa was a portugal colony till it become part of india in 1961 after 450 years of portugal rule.

[@critterIMHO]

The children are SO cute.

[@mrigankachakraborty3267]

Look darcy, if you visit Chennai, Bengaluru, mumbai, pune, whether would be pretty same, but my friend if you visit darjeeling(west bengal), bihar, zharkhand, purulia(west bengal), assam, rajasthan, whether is very cold..

[@sachith.c2784]

Welcome to Karnataka 💛♥️

[@raghu4996]

Please plan Araku in Andhra Pradesh. You guys will love it whole place near Araku.

[@DipakAmbhure-d4r]

You should go north east india. Very beutiful vallyes and mountains

[@Book-bz8ns]

Just gorgeous

[@iancameron5536]

On the gnarly stuff off road just stand on the pegs, works a lot better and saves you touch!!!!

[@devendrabisuriya3255]

🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@markwilliamson2795]

19:000 in Farmers Market are a thing of the past here in Calif unless you enjoy paying 3 dollars for a small hard tomato.....

[@Mrkothari99]

Please come our rajsthan I am waiting..🙏🙏

[@Djpiwal]

Awesome guys

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Thank you 🙏

[@Simonriley291]

Sir, a review of Scram 440, it’s an awesome bike, review it.

[@Lav_2626]

64 trillions dumped in UK from My India

[@detachedloop1004]

That thunderbird x is what meteor used to be. They couldn't launch that model internationally because of the clash with triumph for that name obviously. The old thunderbird 350s were sweet. 2016 model and older had such a sweet grunty exhaust note when you cruise around that 60 to 80 kmph speed. This was long before Royal Enfield had to tame their exhaust notes trying to meet the norms. All the later models from there didn't sound quite the same. The thump and loudness kept getting lesser and lesser from there on.

[@kumarv1219]

Enjoy and have great experience in India 🇮🇳 🙏

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

@@kumarv1219 thank you 🙏

[@manishgaikwad9750]

One thing I would like to suggest for both of you. Try Touring for Indian wildlife.

[@Putin_chacha]

Must visit vantara in gujrat Ambani's wild life care resort.

[@abhi20]

Love your videos. I am Indian born and raised, but when I see a bull on the road, I walk on the other side.

[@v47gaming59]

58:20 this looked like some gta fun riding ..😂

[@freudiansnipad4301]

Hi, the shopkeeper near the river was asking you to park your bike straight so that you're not blocking the main road.

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Thank you. It’s the way he said it that made it impossible to say understand. As they wouldn’t let us cross, we only wanted to get a 10 second clip of the bridge. 👍🏼

[@freudiansnipad4301]

@MrDarcy-OlMan Yeah, I can understand how his mannerisms may have given you that impression. For what it's worth, I don't speak his language either, but as an Indian I could decipher between the lines :P You and the old man have covered quite a bit of ground on the bike here! Congratulations! I'd suggest the state of Kerala and the Munnar Gap Road in particular, since both of you are bikers, as a destination worth exploring!

[@mysticvision9542]

Hey you're welcome here in chhattisgarh. Land of the beautiful tribes and superb riding ways. Please do visit here

[@viral_shotss]

you guys must go in north of india u will find a totally different side of India. 🙏🙏

[@KrishnanSuki]

Discover india. ❤

[@kenkaneki_142]

Ty for the Long video ❤

[@ramkisp]

Hi roads are safe some times these exhaust can make bulls react and rarely it hits while we are riding on its side, also i would like to suggest some hill stations in south India ooty, valparai(tea plantations wildlife), munnar, kodaikanal, as you are in goa you can go to ooty then valparai then munnar if possible kodaikanal beautiful places, then ooty kodaikanal are having good climatic conditions most of the time cold climates. Nice locations to enjoy time. Avoid visiting on weekends to avoid traffic if you are ok with traffic then you can visit any time.

[@kiran9220]

Welcome to Karnataka One state many world

[@Aatubhide2634]

Saving this to watch it while having dinner. 😅

[@jaswantadhien5887]

Those kids flipping us all off, haha! Great video a nice summary of your trip and really good quality. What brand is the helmet you're wearing? Also what was the toughest part of the trip - terrain, weather, or something else?

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

Thanks 🙏 which helmet Mr Darcy's or the Ol' mans? The toughest part was the long riding sections because of the uncomfortable sitting for so long 👍🏼

[@jaswantadhien5887]

@MrDarcy-OlMan Thanks! I was wondering which helmet Mr Darcy was wearing the whole time.

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

@@jaswantadhien5887 if you go to the XL Moto link 🔗 in the description once there look for Stormer helmets 👍🏼

[@aayushchoudhary6325]

When you coming again please come Rajasthan. You see everything mountain, desert, rivers , forest , lakes and several old thing

[@srinath6247]

You'll notice a lot of Russkies in Goa. Reckon some locals speak Russian as well. They have a beach ⛱️ in Goa called "Arambol" which is predominantly occupied by the Russians. There are loads of leisure airline flights from Moscow, Perm, Yekaterinburg, and Blagoveshchensk to Goa.

[@shaktiabhishek8686]

The people near the bridge were telling you to park the vehicle beside the road as your motorbike was jamming the road. Due to language barriers they were unable to pass on the message to Hopefully, you have enjoyed your stay here in India 👍

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

@@shaktiabhishek8686 thank you for translating. We did not film prior to that but they were blocking our friends at the front from going over the bridge, they were shouting and being not very nice, which was sad to see as they were letting some locals over the bridge 👍🏼

[@richardbrown9344]

Brilliant..Do you ride royal enfields at home?

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

@@richardbrown9344 yes we do 👍🏼

[@antonylambert5151]

Amazing video I like it

[@MrDarcy-OlMan]

@@antonylambert5151 thank you 👍🏼

[@Naveenkumarofficial85]

GREAT

[@SahibSrivastavathyshb]

1:18:13 ❤