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Really enjoyed these videos, looking forward the the next ones 😊

Great video, I really enjoy these touring ones with the history chucked in , keep em coming 👍👍

These are definitely my favourite videos - partly because I’ve done similar trips (did the Dams a few years ago with my son - if you go back you should do the Technic Museum at Speyer which isn’t a million miles away) but also because the content is much more unique and I like your travelog style. I’m bored of road tests of bikes, where you see 10 reviews from different UA-camrs of the same bike over a few days!

Absolutely brilliant with history lesson, if I lived that close to the tunnel be over more often . First time I did a euro trip was in a street triple come back next bike must have cruise control.. so bought a super duke with panniers . My best friend is half German keeps telling me the places must visit in Germany . But he doesn’t ride a motorcycle so not a real friend lol . I’ve only been the black first twice so more to see unfortunately not enough time off work this year might be able ti sort something out in September. It’s 275 miles just to get to the euro tunnel for me . The horrible bit round M25 😢

Did you experience any overheatingm

Speed Triples have always featured that horrible headlight set-up. Time for a change, Triumph.

Really enjoyed the trip Tim. Gotta love the “10”. They really do get under your fingernails don’t they. Great blend of performance, comfort, sound, handling, and reliability. Looking forward to your next video!

Enjoyable series, makes me want to take annual leave and go on a trip 👍🏻

Anybody touring on an MT10 deserves my click !

Boss 👍

Great video. Thanks.

Lovely stuff Tim, a fine mix of action and information. Some Wish You Were Here Two Wheel vibes with the tour details too. Definitely inspirational/ aspirational!

Great video! Eastern Belgium (the Ardennes) and the Eifel/Hurtgen forest area are fantastic for the WW2 history-obsessed biker. So many great roads and so much WW2 stuff! At 18:40 you approached the two railway underpasses at Trois Ponts... it was just next to the entrance to the first underpass that a small group of American engineers from the 51st ECB tired to stop the advance, with an anti-tank gun, of Kampfgruppe Peiper, SS Leibstandarte Division during the early days of the Battle of the Bulge. If you haven't already, check out the book "Kampfgruppe Peiper - The Race for the Meuse" by David Cooke & Wayne Evans. Very detailed and identifies loads of locations were the action took place 🤓😊👍

A Tim here, loved my MT10 too. Great video the war stuff is so interesting i’ve read so much about it all. My grandfather talked a lot about when he fought to. Gotta Diavel V4 now and I have to say it’s flipping awesome.

Really enjoy this type of video and love the mt10 sp new to the channel and really like seeing your travels and all the history on the way 😀 👌👌keep up the good work 👏

Lovely open roads and Euro freedom Tim ❤ You now join Harry Metcalfe, in making automobil-unsinn my partner will watch with me 😮

Great series again Tim!

Really enjoyed this series, brilliant 👌🏼

These are my favourite type of vids. As a few others have said the mix of history & roads is 👌🏻Heading for Spain & Portugal late Aug for 2 weeks 2 up & then hoping to head for the Voges (1up) with a mate next spring. Look forward to the vids of your Sept trip & hope the old fella survives the Eurotunnel barrier this time!!!

Really enjoying the vlogs Tim they are right up my alley. Much as I love holidays with the family what I really look forward to is a bike trip or two in Europe with a couple of mates. There’s something special about leaving home with all your gear packed away on the bike and being totally independent all the way to the destination. I can highly recommend Colditz as part of a trip. Very interesting indeed you would love it.

Great series Tim

Military History & Motorbikery Fun!! My 2 favourite hobbies! Nice one mate…. Keep making these even if only a few sad geeks like myself watch them 🤩

Actually not a bad cost for five days away 👍! But no dinner and no beer just because you were the only two guests 🤨, Das ist verboten! 👎

I can't wait till sept, but make sure your dad keeps his visor down till he's in France.

Enjoyed all of that thank you Tim 😊

Tim, can I come…

Love these historic touring vids! Look forward to the next trip in September..

Sounds like a good trip.Do you ever compare with your previous KTM and your thoughts on that?LOve the history,thks.

Glad to hear that you don´t care too much about the views on this series. Of course it would be nicer if they were big hits, but I personally enjoyed the videos. So I hope you will do something like this again. Gives me some ideas where to go on some of my next trips.

Great video. Thanks for doing this kind of stuff Tim, its really hepful for those of us who havent done much European touring. I'm going UK to Nice later this year on my Triumph Rocket (Apprehensive but excited 👍) PS: Glad to know i'm not the only only with a camp German accent 😆 Cheers!

Just goes to show, I find these videos your most interesting! At the beginning of June I spent 10 days (7 days riding - went by boat 🥱zzzz) to the Picos and Pyrenees. As you say, I came back even more impressed with my CB750 Hornet (it's not a Hornet).

Very interested in the history in which was a very dark time in Europe. My dad was involved in the liberation of Belsen and saw a fair bit of Germany as the third Reich collapsed. Such a crazy time then and hard to imagine now. Oh and the motorbike bit was good as well. Thank you.

I love these vids and yes nothing better than riding your bike in Europe . Cheers Tim 👌

The videos are great and I like you doing the European disagreement between 1939-1945 never seen them dam photos before

great set of vids …I’m sure you can forgive her drinking habits …i really wanted an MT10 but i cant deal with the seating position ..also is some of the footage different quality ? especially the action stuff

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I’ve said it before, but I really like these mixed history/biker vids, I think it works really well……. The Mrs and I just watched and decided we’re gonna do a similar search in Germany later this year, possibly ending up in Heidelberg where her brother lives. Gonna do the Obersalzburg region too. Very cool 👍👍

Really enjoying this trip Tim. As an Aussie I'll probabably never get to ride in this part of the world. So, thank you for the great content.

As is always the case with KTM .. many put off by poor reliability & having to fight tooth and nail 4 any warranty claims 👎

The amount of times that person in front of you hit the brakes drives me crazy LOL. No wonder why people complain about bike maintenance costs.

The R12 looks much better than the previous NineT models ... those things were ugly as.

Used to use my iPhone with google maps but bike vibes wrecked the camera even with quadlock vibe mount. Happened twice. I now use an old dedicated iPhone with google maps (download offline maps) and this does it for me. Keep my own phone in my pocket. I can see the benefit of a dedicated XT2 though. Nice review.

Beautiful country with a sad past.Thks.

Clearly this guy is an Apple tragic - no mention of the excellent android auto fitted on the '24. Just generally, he's a bit lazy in the review, to say unprofessional would be unkind, so I won't.

On the dino it's 106.7 HP, so not 120 HP, triumph are lighters.

Can it overlay rain radar?

The nineT is amazing… I would trade my MT-09 for the bimmer

Bought 1 last week. Fun, love it and down sizing from BIGGER BMW's

Had a 1999 speed triple and a 2007 ktm 990 superduke. I would ride those over the new mt09. That’s how much more fun they are than a Yamaha or Honda.

The bomber talk got old at some point. It's not like there's much left of the UK these days either.