This will go OT. But at the end of this log I will discuss the differences of the two motorcycles and share certain things that really surprised me!

This was mentioned on http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/pit-stop...tml#post464663

Please share what you mentioned you would.

Knock knock, Dada, where are you ?

CHEERS,
G D

Ken !! Splendid account with fabulous captrures. You have great eye behiind the lens.

Yours trip story was awesome , i was reading it from coimbatore railway station till i reach palakkad station at xbhp magazine, my journey from office to home . I was feeling so stress at office then i picked your ride first to read actually was confused what read and from where to start in the magazine and finally i started with yours .....i feels like owning a bike as soon as possible and a DSLR and ride LED ASAP after reading it and your son did a great job .....wish u good and and further more good ride in your future .

regards
vaish

Hi Ken,

Fabulous beginning to a much anticipated thread. If this is what the quality of the write-up and photography is already, right at the very beginning of this journey, I can only imagine what is yet to come.

You're photography is definitely getting better in leaps and bounds, as the days go by. I've noticed something slightly bothersome about photography during long bike tours. Despite the numerous photo opportunities, the amazing locales and the pre-planning and enthusiasm, taking good quality photos become extremely difficult during arduous and lengthy travels on 2 wheels, firstly because stopping to take photos takes away a lot of valuable travel time, and secondly, after a very tiring ride stretching upto 10-12 hours, the exhausted body and mind find it difficult to cope with going that extra mile to capture and focus for good photography. Hats off to seasoned tourers like you and many others, who seem to perform majestically on the photography front too, after a long and tiring ride! Am yet to figure out a solution to this, as far as my tours and photography goes.

Brigitte sure is a brave soul. To have travelled all alone to India, and that too for this tough ride to the Himalayas, it sure takes a lot more than just enthusiasm and passion. And as always, Mael is a pro. Being pillion for such long stretches demands patience and skill of a different class, and a pat on the back to him too.

Anyway, hope the updates come fast and in plenty. Cant wait to know what happened next...


.....Simba

Excellent narrative and amazing photography ! Some people " live" their life and others run through it . Its pretty evident that you are one among the "some people" and not "the others". Hats off to you for that.

that was Nice .... and the Travellgos were too good .......

Hi Ken,
Wonderful log of your trip. Very well written with great photographs. It felt like I was reading a film script. 'Great Motorcycle Diaries'.
Thank you for your effort and great inspiration.
Henry