Vespa travel Congo & DRCongo (part 1/2) | Motorcycle Road Trip Africa [EN SUB]

[@worldvespa]

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[@vassilisnakos]

Ωραίο το βίντεο, όπως και όλα τα υπόλοιπα έχουν εξαιρετικό ενδιαφέρον, καλή συνέχεια.

[@timshaw8187]

Excellent journey into dark Africa, the book is fabulous

[@worldvespa]

Thank you Tim 😗

[@travelmoto]

Αααα φιλαράκι εσύ λέμε έεειιις ξεφύγ εντελώς Ενα δύσκολο εγχείρημα με σουπερ μονταζ και χιούμορ Όσα like και να κάνω λίγα θα είναι

[@reisemotorrad]

Vielen Dank überlege ebenfalls Angola wegen der schwierigen Visum Situation zu umfahren :-)

[@irishrover63]

Awesome, I am starting to watch more of your adventures. :)

[@worldvespa]

***** Thanks!

[@bitiberg]

τι Παρίσι - Ντακάρ και βλακείες??? τους έχεις ξεπεράσει όλους φίλε! καταπληκτικό το βίντεο, καλή συνέχεια!!!!!!!!

[@薯芋]

I was in Brazzaville the year 2014, but unfortunely i didn't cross you that time. Somebody in my campany who work at north congo have seen those two spanish guys, they've seen that motorhome they drove

[@worldvespa]

Oh really!?! I was there too 😄 What a pity we didn't meet!

[@manosmelissourgakis7914]

Ρε εισαι τρελος λεμε!!!!

[@vulcanlamda]

Είσαι ΘΕΟΣΣΣΣΣΣΣ !!!

[@muhammadfaruq5820]

come visit indonesian we have so many wonderfull place

[@worldvespa]

We will definitely come! Thanks for the comment.

[@Morniac]

super opos pada Stergio.....alla tha su stilo kana imada giafto to betoni

[@worldvespa]

Ρε ιμάντες έχω άπειρους. Το πρόβλημα είναι πως αν το έχω δεμένο δεν θα μπορώ να ανοίγετε σέλα για να βάλω βενζίνη (κάθε 100χλμ στο Κονγκό αφού πάντα ήμουν με 1η και τέρμα γκάζι) και το ντουλαπάκι (φόρτισμα DRIFT, κινητό κτλ). Και το καλύτερο; Δεν θα μπορούσα να πατήσω καθόλου το πίσω φρένο! Όχι πως τώρα μπορούσα...

[@ldorrego1968]

Stergios Gogos Saludos desde Uruguay ,excelente .suerte

[@kekom1758]

1:27 how did you get these people to take you? they passed and they stopped?

[@worldvespa]

This car was something like the local taxi. So I just waved and it stopped ☺️

[@sirandula]

Where did you cross the Congo River from?

[@worldvespa]

From Luozi (here --> goo.gl/maps/LfPSM9cMNHmRxogT8 )

[@aroi70]

Kαλα για αγρια θηρια... λιονταρια φοβηθηκατε,; Επεσατε ποτε κοντα σε τετοιο θεμα;

[@worldvespa]

Καλησπέρα! Μπα, σχεδόν ποτέ. Ειδικά στα Κονγκά δεν νομίζω να έχουν απομείνει πολλά άγρια ζώα...

[@kekom1758]

I thought it was an automatic vespa

[@Imightberiding]

I realise your comment is three years old but just in case you never got an answer or found out how Vespas work, here you go: They still need a clutch to transfer power from the engine to the primary drive pulley of the CVT (continuously variable transmission). They are twist & go but a CVT is not the same as an automatic transmission. They use a centrifugal clutch & a variator which in turn drives a belt that goes in & out on cone shaped drive pulleys. Close to the centre of the pulley it has a smaller diameter & towards the outside edge of the pulley the belt has a larger diameter. If you image changing gears on a mountain bike or road bike, as you change gears you change different sizes of sprockets. Some are small diameter & some are large. This changes the speed & torque/power applied to the rear wheel. Hope that helps. Cheers. *Edit: After all that explaining, I think his Vespa is an older vintage model. It may even be a 2 stroke with a proper clutch & gears. Perhaps an old 4 speed manual transmission. I didn't get a very good listen to the engine nor did I get a look at the cylinder head but what I could hear, it did sound like a 2 stroke so it almost certainly has a gear shifter, full on clutch & manual transmission. If I could see the engine head, exhaust/expansion chamber or really hear the sound of the engine/exhaust, I could tell you for sure.

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