FILM
Overland Travel Motorcycles On Mountain Dirt Roads | S3 EP2
EDITORIAL SUMMARY
This South America episode follows a stretch of Charlie’s round-the-world motorcycle trip in Colombia. The focus is mountain dirt-road riding, with steep, loose surfaces and a few practical detours along the way.
About this film
Part of Season 3 of Riding My Moto In South America, the film features Charlie on a modified KTM 790 Adventure S, travelling with Sven and Ellen. Its story combines off-road riding with the small complications of travelling together: returning unexpectedly to a parking bay, spending too long looking for a light switch, and missing one another. The description presents Colombia as a promising setting for off-road riding, while keeping the episode’s attention on the journey and its immediate setbacks.
The journey
In Colombia, the group takes on mountain dirt roads described as incredibly steep and loose. The terrain supplies the main riding challenge; despite those demanding roads, the only major issue mentioned is the travellers losing track of one another. The episode also includes an unexpected return to the same parking bay and a drawn-out search for a light switch. These details give the ride a practical, companionable rhythm: the route brings difficult surfaces, while ordinary travel snags shape the pauses around it. The film sits within Charlie’s wider motorcycle trip around the world, but this instalment centres on the Colombian riding and the group’s experiences on the way.
What to expect
- Mountain dirt roads with steep, loose surfaces
- Charlie riding a modified KTM 790 Adventure S
- Travel snags involving a parking bay, a light switch and missed connections
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