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We start straightaway with a real masterpiece that raises the bar for motorcycle travel documentaries to an unprecedented level and is sure to inspire you. A professional filmmaker himself, Daniel Rintz, the protagonist of the film and journey, has delivered a truly wonderful piece of motorbike film art.
Up to now it sounds like an average motorbike travel story like any other. Nothing special you think. But it all changes once you start watching the documentary. The difference being that Daniel Rintz is a professional film maker and photographer. And he proves his talent with this visually stunning travelogue.
To make the film Rintz raised money through a successful kickstarter campaign and spent a year editing all his raw footage. The result shows it..
From the moment the motorcycle documentary starts the spectacular images start hitting you from the screen. There are abundant moments in the film where you really sit on the edge of your seat waiting to see what happens next. The level of detail is stunning and even Marianne, the R80, has a voice-over.
The documentary is as funny as stunning and would easily fit on the National Geographic channel. It is that good.
Somewhere else tomorrow is a spectacularly beautiful and well-told story, a lot more accessible than, say Long way round (reviewed below) and a contemporary version of Mondo Enduro (also reviewed below) with very high image quality that immortalizes Daniel Rintz among the greatest motorbike travel documentary classics.
The kickass motorcycle expedition encountered some serious problems in the Zilov Gap, the 400 mile roadless section in Siberia where they got stuck in the insurmountable amounts of mud and eventually ended up taking the Trans-Siberian railroad and a river barge to circumvent this problem.
The Mondo Enduro round the world motorbike expedition attempted but did not cross the Zilov Gap in Central Siberia, taking the Trans Sib train and a barge instead. This meant they had not made the full loop around the world on their motorbikes. In 2000 a follow-up expedition, Terra Circa, was organised by Dave Greenhough, brother of one of the Mondo Enduro team members. The goal was to make another world spanning motorbike touring trip and documentary and becoming the first motorbike expedition to cross the infamous Zilov Gap.
The route went from London across Europe, western Russia and Siberia to Vladivostok. The team then embarked for Japan and returned to Europe crossing the United States. It took 7 months and they drove 20 000 miles.
Formerly in the fashion industry, Gaurav Jani had quit his job to become a filmmaker and bike rider. He founded a bikers club named 60KPH Club in India and together with four fellow bike riders from the 60KPH club Gaurav sets out on an expedition across the less travelled Indian north eastern state of Arunachal Pradesh to chart a route that supposedly does not exist. The bikers chronicle their attempt to travel from Tawang in west Arunachal to Dong in the east without entering the state of Assam.
Throwing their film-making kit on their bikes and with just $90 each to spend, they set out to see the most remote people they could possibly find. En route they created a visual record that is now a milestone in film history and can be considered one of the earliest motorbike travel documentaries ever created.
This motorcycle documentary about the race includes interviews with drivers of everything from bikes to trucks, and from celebrities of the racing world to those looking for their first shot at glory.
A real adventure motorbike touring trip across the Eurasian continent with the goal of mapping an offroad trail from the EU to Magadan. The Sibirsky Extreme crew set out on adventure motorcycles, from the Poland-Ukraine border, in May 2012, with a plan to spend over 3 months on the road.
The planned route took in Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia and Siberia and involved riders from the UK, Holland, USA and Norway as they took on challenges as diverse as the steppes of Russia, the mountains of the Altai, the grasslands of Mongolia and the pinnacles of Siberian adventure challenges, the BAM Road and the Road of Bones.
A set of motorcycle offroad adventure documentaries that are hard to get by these days. The focus is on offroad motorcycling adventures in Oregon and a more adventurous trip to Baja Mexico the peninsula that extends 1,247 kilometres (775 mi) from Mexicali, Baja California in the north to Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur in the south.
Into the unknown is a feature-length motorcycle documentary following ex-footballer and superstar David Beckham on an Amazon journey, travelling through the rainforest on a classical Triumph motorbike with three mates.
Take one mad adventurer, one film maker, and a motor bike that runs on bio fuel (cooking oil to you and me) and send them on a road trip around Australia just to see what happens. Paul Carter decides to find out and takes a 8 horse power bio-diesel powered Cagiva W16 around Australia. What you get is a story full of characters, implausible (but true) situations, unlikely events and unfortunate breakdowns and accidents, all at a breakneck pace. And of course a motorcycle documentary that is unlike any other!
A more official description would be: Soon after Adam Schomer meets a modern yogi and guru, Anand Mehrotra, they plan an expedition through the highest passes of the Himalayas in Northern India. A journey of physical and spiritual exploration.
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