Yamaha Tricity 300 - Europe on a Tricycle - S2 - Episode 046

Images of the historical city Canterbury with, ofcourse, the Cathedral, but also other interesting places like St. Martins Church.
Motorscooter:
Yamaha Tricity 300 2023 Power Grey
Motorcycle gear:
Held Atacama GTX jacket and pants
Airoh Spark full face helmet
IXS Tour Pacego ST boots
Camping gear:
Hilleberg Anaris tent
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Xlite NXT sleeping mat
Exped Trekkinglite 0° sleeping bag
Helinox Zero Highback chair
Trangia 27-4HA stove
Camera gear:
DJI Osmo Action 3
Motorola Moto G8
DJI wireless microphone
Openshot video editor
Music I use:
Music by: Bensound.com/ro...
Music from: www.free-stock...

[@stuartsutherland7664]

Lovely relaxing video and good music choice!

[@pruttelpost4445]

Thank you so much!

[@fp3359]

Prachtige beelden met een excellente camera,-voering ! Deze is HET meesterwerk uit de hele reeks.... Keep it on 👍🍀

[@pruttelpost4445]

Ik vind deze episode zelf ook heel geslaagd. Inspirerende onderwerpen en objecten zijn ook makkelijk(er) om fraaie beelden van te maken. Het is voor mij elke keer weer verbazingwekkend wat voor kwaliteit aan opnames je met zo'n kleine action camera kunt maken.

[@Gurra_Gforce]

the prutt/fartman riding again!

[@pruttelpost4445]

Yes and I am so glad I did!

[@SuperDavensuziyoutub]

What's the comfortable cruising speed on your Tricity mate please?

[@pruttelpost4445]

For me, one of the most important things that plays a role in comfort is the wind noise in your ears. So it makes a big difference whether your helmet is quiet and whether you wear earplugs. With regard to wind noise, your height and the windshield play a role in the turbulence that arises around your helmet. If you look purely at the speed, I think 110km is the cruising speed that still feels comfortable to me. However, I try to avoid the highways as much as possible and drive on secondary roads where the speed limit in the Netherlands is 80 km.

[@stuartsutherland7664]

What is "Brompot"?

[@pruttelpost4445]

I started my KZbin channel to make videos with my moped. The Dutch word for moped is “brommer”. The PO(S)T part in the name is a combination of “post”-ing my videos and an exhaust pot. So you could say that "Brompot" is the exhaust of a moped, but it is also the Dutch word for "grumpy”. One of the translations for "Grumpy" is "Brommerig", which in this case has to do with the word "brommen", which in English is "hum". That is why I use Brompot as a nickname. Is this explanation a bit clear?