and so our life came to an end in china,,,for now![]()
Tom wrote:Really engaging and interesting video and photos, Maarten. Thanks. "Easy Rider," China edition (born to be wild . . . ).
Michael wrote:Enjoyed it very much, Maarten, including the narration.
Those are some of the few remaining wild parts of China. Good for you and your wife that you got to see them for a few days.
I had a 125cc Honda for a couple of years. One day I tired to go far, took like three hours to get out of the city to where you could escape a little of the traffic and the cops. Was too late in the China timeline for me as they were already cracking down on motorbikes all around where I lived. Eventually just gave it away to someone who traded it for a folding bicycle. I think both of those guys were very happy with their new two-wheelers.
Trick wrote:Although you at times must have felt down and troubled here in China, your journey is something special, something that most will never experience. All in all you must feel you have had quite a good time......Sometimes I wish(dream) I was adventurous, but I ain’t got that spirit being perhaps too comfortable. Reading and watching others adventures is exiting enough for me......Really enjoyed your China story, Thanks for sharing it here.
nicklinjm wrote:Fantastic video Maarten, showing a side of China that I would venture even most Chinese people never get to seeKudos to you and your wife for having the adventurous spirit to brave those crappy mountain roads!
Michael wrote:A couple of popular Western motorcyclists in China with big youtube channels have made two documentaries about their rides. Full-on production value with these.
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/conqueringnorthernchina
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/conqueringsouthernchina
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