This is Part 4 of my trip continuing the journey through Denmark and enjoying every mile.

    The whole journey took me through the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and into Norway right the way up to Nordkapp, the furthest point you can travel by motorcycle or car in mainland Europe and then back through Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Germany, Belgium and France over a 7 week period late May – mid July 2023
    I am back in the UK now, but please do add your comments and I’ll get back to you.

    Hoping you can “Like” the video, as this does help the channel.

    All my best wishes, thanks again for watching

    Nick

    Hoping you can “Like” the video, as this does help the channel.

    All my best wishes, thanks again for watching

    Nick

    CB500X 2022 model
    Hepco & Becker Tank bars
    Rally Raid CB500X 2019-on Engine Guard-RRP 747
    SW Motech Footrest Kit
    R&G Kickstand Shoe-RRP 474
    Outback Motortek Pannier rack and Rear rack (including exhaust heat shield)

    Metzeler Tourance Next tyres

    SW-Motech dry bag (60 litres)
    Lomo dry bag motorcycle waterproof panniers -soft
    Oxford tank bag (need to use rain cover in heavy rain)

    Garmin Zumo XT GPS device
    Rally Raid Billet Multi-Mount for 12mm (1/2″) Crossbar – part number RRP 643

    GoPro Hero 10 (helmet mounted)
    Adhesive universal helmet mount for GoPro
    Purple Panda microphone (helmet mounted)
    Sonicake wireless microphone (walking about)
    Insta360 X3
    DJI mini 3 Drone

    Vango Tryfan 300 (3 person tent)
    Sea to Summit Camp Plus Self Inflating Camping Mat
    Trekology air bag (topping up mat inflation)
    SLAAPLEKKER 800 Goose down mummy sleeping bag
    Eurohike sleeping bag liner
    Trekology Aluft pillow

    Cyberlink PowerDirector 365 – video editing

    RST textile jacket
    RST textile trousers (slight seepage in crutch area in heavy rain)
    TCX Airtech 3 Gore-tex boots
    Nolan 80 helmet

    12 Comments

    1. There are a lot of gas stations that only sell gas, but there are alest as many who seem`s like they make a living of selling anything but gas, but they are mostly at those roads your are avoiding (bigger roads/city and highways)

    2. Love following you on your journey around Europe…
      I’m planning to get my drivers license for motorcycle next summer, and I’m looking for a Honda CB 500 X as my first bike…
      Keep up the good work with your videos…
      Greetings from Denmark 😎🇩🇰

    3. Nice video, a lot off smaller eating places did not survive pandemic and also people dont go out to eat anymore, 25%VAT+15%tips included means it gets expensive, in Denmark we try and avoid service stations since they are very expensive both in fuel and anything to eat, stop at grocerys shops instead they have the same for better prices!!!

    4. Another enjoyable video Nick. I’m always surprised at the number of trailer campers staying at the campgrounds. I guess there are’t a lot of small campgrounds in that part of Europe. Looking forward to the next video. Cheers, Jim

    5. Another relaxing ridealong. Realised why your voice sounds familiar, you have the calming cadence of an airline pilot😎. Two observations and a camping question again.
      On a recent trip round Scotland I noticed many eateries and hospitality places are shut or have restricted openings during the week, and that was high summer! Post pandemic loss of customers, yes; but also lack of staff available to work (I asked). Also, misread your water bottle at beginning of vid as "freeBeer"!
      Camping question, do the camp sites always allow you to park the bike next to your tent? I'd hate to have to strip off all the luggage and lock it up some distance from my pitch. Thanks for uploading.

    6. Thanks for taking us on the journey , I plan for no coffee shops and especially Sundays when shops don't tend to be open and bring a small flask and dried snacks or noodles.

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