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    We’re Not The Only Motorcycle Riders in Estonia.. (Tallinn Anti Russia Protest)



    We are not the only riders in Estonia, walking tour around Tallinn the Estonian capital.

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    After in part escaping the Baltic rain we ride into the capital of Estonia. Where by the heavily protested Russian embassy we meet other Dutch riders. At the hotel there’s also a very exotic fully loaded up Indonesian motorcycle. We explore the city and decide that soon we’ll be turning around on our motorcycle journey.

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    6. Ray @ ride4life nl on

      Very familiar. My last episode i ended on the ferry from Helsinki to Tallinn and my next episode will start there, just have to find some time to edit it.
      Kaliningrad and St. Petersburg also where on my list but also not possible. OK, it was possible but not without serious planning which is not my way and i also didn't wanted to spend my money there even though many people there are as much as a victim as the Ukrainians but then victim of propaganda.
      Finland had me by surprise, a lot of offroad and forests but just like Norway very expensive so a tent and ways to cook are very welcome to keep cost low.

    10. Richard Wells on

      One of your best ever Pedro thank you. I'm not a city person either but Tallinn looked beautiful as does, may I say so, your lovely girlfriend whose name I must have missed somewhere, she now really adds a lot to your videos, an extra dimension.

    11. Pandora LeChat on

      Interesting ride through Estonia. I don't know much about it but you clued me in quite well.Nice folks and beautiful scenery. Nice, old European culture. Thank you folks! 😀😀

    14. Daryl Hosler II on

      Beautiful country. My wife is from Lithuania and I will be working in the region and I really enjoyed my recent visit to Riga. It was great watching your journey and look forward to many more.

    15. Peter Risbergs on

      Pedro, you speak excellent English, most likely learned from the internet. I am a Latvian citizen born in the US. Most young Latvians speak excellent English because every child over two years of age has a cell phone. Older Latvians speak Russian but speak broken English at best.

    17. kulnokaiklem on

      Estonia the Baltic Tiger , Estonia Travel Documentary by Lucas T. Jahn , Offseason Island's of the Estonia Vladimir Gavrilov , Bald and Bankrupt Eastonia , Daily Bald Trip to the Lighthouse Paldiski – these are very good doc. travel movies about Estonia in YuuTuube. Highly recommended!

    19. Nicke W on

      As always. A pleasure to watch.
      A bit of riding motorcycle, a bit of history, a bit of "building feature dreams for us" and this lovely dude, Pedro. ❤️
      Ride safe 😁

    21. Desert2SnowoffWeGo on

      Pedro, I can't believe that Honda did not fly you to Milan this week for the unveiling of the new 750 TRANS ALP! You should have been sitting on the newly unveiled machine! All these years of you stalwartly riding and torturing those machines throughout the world and they overlooked the best representative they could have had! WTF Honda?? If I were you, I would feel significantly slighted!

    26. DelphinRider on

      Hi Pedro and Mariska, sorry to read (but understandable) that your journey had to end here. I guess it's been a fantastic adventurous event for the both of you and for us too. Seeing the different landscapes, villages and towns, hearing the languages in these countries, adds a lot in our views and what we know about these states and the peoples habits and interests.
      Have a nice trip back home and thanks you both very much!

    29. Munk on

      12:27 Denmark's National flag Dannebrog:

      A well-known myth about the origin of the flag states that the flag fell from the sky during Valdemar Sejr's battle at Lyndanisse in 1219 against the Estonians. The earliest versions of the legend, however, place this event in a battle at Fellin in 1208. These are two accounts from the beginning of the 16th century from the theologian and chronicler Christiern Pedersen and the monk Peder Olsen, respectively, which are probably based on the same, now unknown , source.

      you're welcome 😉

    36. Ilias Minas on

      Hey Pedro, it was fun and it was something different this trip to the Baltic s.
      But to be honest i miss these days of your solo adventure riding in south America and i miss the Alp 🙂
      Maybe Mariska should buy a bike too………..yeah i know, she has probably no experience.
      Keep going bro

    38. Mzuri Bikes on

      At 10.06 I think you missed your opportunity. You should always pass the Dutchie on the left hand side. I love your revelation that more "civilised" countries don't always hold the best beauty for you.

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