@Got2Go

People, please don’t comment about bike maintanance and tools anymore like on the Assietta episode! 😂
Of course I knew how my rear brakes are (we didn’t have the time to really prepare the bikes because we took off spontaneously and I have been quite sick before - and we said whatever we need we will just buy on the way instead of wasting a few days on preparation). Riding in Europe is not like a trip around the world - you can find the usual wear spare parts within a day of reach in pretty much every place and I have a tow service insurance EVERYWHERE. So I really don’t feel like I need to prepare much. Saying that I thought I would make it home with my rear brakes and therefore didn’t look for new ones on the way. Obviously they didn’t last (but nearly, it would have been only a days ride home, so my judgement was not too bad in the end, even though it was a misjudgment that could have been avoided - but that’s how it is will all misjudgments, you think it works out until it doesn’t…)- but isn’t that part of the adventure? 
So why am I making a point out of this? Especially for beginners it can threatening to get the feeling to have to prepared for everything all the time - and that if you come over an issue or make a misjudgment once so many other riders will judge your decisions, try to lecture you and force their way of doing things upon you. 
In my opinion it is 100 percent better to start not good prepared and figure things out on the way than not starting at all or losing most time for preparations - that’s just my opinion but I would have never gone on my worldtrip if I had to have everything figured out before. you guys don’t need to teach me how I should prepare my adventures or decide when it is necessary for me to carry tools. We are all adults and responsible riders (hopefully) - so I am as well able to take these decisions. Same for my travel partner with his run down tire - I don’t know if you realized but it was and still is pretty difficult to get new tires these days due to rubber shortage - we ordered the new tires we wanted two months before we took off and they arrived a month after we came back. 😉 so would we do anything different next time for this same trip in Europe? Not at all. That’s maybe as well what home is, a place where you don’t feel like you need to start to a trip equipped to your teeth. You can just walk out the door, go explore, and sometimes as well rely on your friends! ❤️
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@johnny9895

Ich suche immer nach offroad- Varianten, aber meinen lautesten Jubelschrei ever habe ich habe ich wohl gebrüllt,  als ich nach einer für mich grenzwertigen Schotterpassage wieder glücklich "back on asphalt" war 😅

@karl-heinzrohlfs107

Hi Lea! You are blessed to have friends like Teresa and Sascha. Real friends are the essence of a full life. Teresa is beaming all over her face all the time, a jolly, pretty girl (next to you 😉) - is she always in this good mood, it seems so. I think Sascha is a mischievous, cool and dependable guy. But what a joke you make to us: the beginning and the end of the video is in the alps, italy - ok -, but the middle part, the peak of Monte Jafferau: must be somewhere on the moon 🙃 .......?

@chema1546

Hallo, guten Morgen, ich hoffe, du bist gut zu Hause, Lea, es gibt fantastische Orte in Europa, ich kann wegen meines Rückens nicht campen, das lässt es nicht zu, aber ich werde nach Spanien gehen, da ich nicht kann geh nach Moldawien, viele virtuelle Umarmungen und Küsse ok 👍👌

@darrylmilne9100

Come on Lea  riding an Africa twin doesn't make you an outcast it makes you leader of the pack. 
Greetings from New Zealand from an AT rider.

@jelau4851

Europe has so much Vertical Landscape to ride to and enjoy Incredible Stunning Views, thanks for showinng us these beauties, ...................PS  I always carry a provision of Toilt paper, in case I meet Friends in need, or...........................Cheers.

@jensdji4875

Hust, hier staubt es schon aus dem Bildschirm :-))

@roysoesmiyanto9149

Wonderful place, 👍👍👍🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱

@firmanhutagalung8927

Monte Jafferau is stunning view. And your friends Sascha and Teresa are the best friend.

@MotoTvWoodsFarm

looks fun

@deanmaguire9773

Hi ya Lea and travel partner and also not forgetting your friends..wow three gorgeous yamaha T7 s..May I just say Lea you have pushed the boundaries again with this vid ...l sat here in my flat and l put my motorcycle helmet on so l  could pretend that I was riding with you on my bike...hahaha.. but seriously brilliant outstanding breath taking scenery and the mesmerising mountains..spectacular Drone footage..thanks for showing us around cheers...see ya next Thursday evening 😀 😉 👍

@redsorgum

New brakes ✅ Toilet paper 🧻 ✅ 🤣🤣 This was an awesome ride. Your friends did a great job as guides. 👏👏👏👏👏 The drone shots were excellent. 😘

@albertomaccarini7100

beautiful images of a place that is in my heart, it's a road that I did thirty-five years ago with a road motorbike (suzuki gs500e)
I repeated the tour last September and the enchantment of the places remained unchanged and spectacular.
Thanks for your travel reports.
Alberto (ktm 390 adventure)

@Sequenox

Wow!  So great Lea!  Thanks Sacha and Teresa!  Biker community rules!

@zweispurmopped

Theresa, Sascha: Ihr seid 'ne Wucht! 🤗 
And another gobsmackingly beautiful video from die Alps! Exactly what I need at the moment!🥰

@johnvaleriewelbers2995

🤓😎 wow another great roads and views. 😎🏍💨💨💨💨💨💨💨👍🏻🇨🇦🥂

@usmanrolibi7050

Woo great mountain...so beautiful view..OMG...😃😮

@kurtruppenthal9506

Amazing video. Nice friends you had riding with you. And a mechanic at that. Lol. What challenging roads those must have been. You are a brave woman, Lea. See you next week.

@NooBiker

Even better with friends! 👍

Blah Blah Blah, blah blah! Great comments by Sascha and Teresa 🤣🤣🤣

@brucegerken1063

Great video thank you very much. My wife's family was from the area first time she has seen it thanks to you  very much appreciated. Thanks again