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Wet, Sweat and Mud | Too Late to Turn Around! – EP.427

onherbike 20:46 April 2026

EDITORIAL SUMMARY

This episode of OnHerBike’s ongoing solo motorcycle journey takes place in Colombia, where a route choice leads to a day described through wet conditions, sweat and mud. The story centres on riding despite several warnings—not on a named destination or a detailed itinerary.

About this film

Episode 427 belongs to “Are We There Yet,” the around-the-world journey OnHerBike began in April 2017 after leaving Australia on a BMW F800GS. The trip has no fixed final destination or duration, so this film is one instalment in a continuing journey rather than a standalone route guide. Its central thread is a decision the rider later regrets: she says the sky, the forecast and her own intuition all suggested avoiding a particular route, but she went ahead. The description frames the result as a difficult day of wet riding and mud, without specifying how far the route went or where it ended.

The journey

The available information places the episode in Colombia, but does not name a road, town or wider itinerary. Instead, it gives a compact account of the day’s turning point: warnings pointed away from the chosen route, yet the ride continued and brought the conditions signalled by the title. Wetness and mud are explicit; there is no further detail about the terrain, the forecast, or the severity of the conditions. For viewers interested in motorcycle travel, the appeal is the account of a route decision and its consequences within a long-running solo expedition, rather than a mapped journey with a clear sequence of stops.

People, places and moments

The description identifies OnHerBike as travelling solo and connects this episode to a trip that began in Australia, but it does not name anyone encountered along the way. Colombia is the only location attached to this instalment in the supplied material. The most useful context is the rider’s own explanation of the choice: several signals suggested turning away, but she did not follow them. That makes the film’s focus a personal account of riding into an uncomfortable situation, with the conditions—not a particular landmark or encounter—at its centre. The broader journey remains open-ended, with neither a final destination nor a planned duration stated.

What to expect

  • An episode from a continuing solo world motorcycle journey.
  • A route decision made despite warnings from the sky, forecast and intuition.
  • Wet conditions and mud in Colombia; no named route or stops are provided.

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