Thanks Ferret. They take a lot of trouble and do a good job.
Watching it made me realise I miss their reports, so I went to their website to see if there was any news. [url=http://www.wanderingsouls.be/belgium/]There is. They've got the CBs back and sold them. Didn't have any trouble selling them so there must be demand in Belgium.
I really enjoyed those videos - especially the USA and Canada since I'm more familiar with those countries and have been to many of those places myself.
Wow what a life they are living. They had really kind words about their CB1100s, thats comforting to read. When you have ridden where they have ridden and still "love" your bike that says volumes to me.
Thanks for the link Cormanus
(05-16-2015, 09:50 PM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Wow what a life they are living. They had really kind words about their CB1100s, thats comforting to read. When you have ridden where they have ridden and still "love" your bike that says volumes to me.
Thanks for the link Cormanus
I agree. I'm going to miss them.
Just came across this CB video.
Nice.. But I just don't understand why they picked CB's for that trip when so many other bikes would have been more appropriate. It seems to me that a KTM, or a KLR, or a BMW, even a Triumph ADV bike would've been a smarter choice.
(08-01-2015, 10:12 AM)ride4now_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Nice.. But I just don't understand why they picked CB's for that trip when so many other bikes would have been more appropriate. It seems to me that a KTM, or a KLR, or a BMW, even a Triumph ADV bike would've been a smarter choice.
I'd like to think its because they love their CBs as much as we do.
Making the trip on an ADV would have been easier, more comfortable, more appropriate, but more predictable. I imagine part of the allure was using a bike not many would consider the right bike for the adventure and making it work.
Its how we " used" to do it