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Brazilian Harley Davidson Rider Takes me to Germany in Brazil – ep99
EDITORIAL SUMMARY
This episode follows a ride through Rio Grande do Sul, with Brazilian Harley-Davidson rider Fabricio leading the way. Its “Germany in Brazil” framing points to a part of the country described as looking most like Europe, while the film stays grounded in a specific route and its stops.
About this film
Part of Pedro Mota’s “America – Patagonia to Alaska” series, this 14-minute episode is also listed among the South America episodes. Fabricio rides his Harley alongside the journey, taking the lead between the named towns. In Canoas, Porto Alegre, the riders pick up new soft panniers; the episode then turns to an evening meal described as a Gaucho-style churrasco in Rio Grande do Sul.
The journey
The route begins at Arroio do Sal and follows the Ruta do Sol through Canela and Gramado before reaching Canoas, Porto Alegre. The named places give the ride a clear shape across this part of Brazil: a stretch of road led by Fabricio, followed by a practical stop for luggage. The day’s account closes with the churrasco, adding a shared meal to the travel narrative without taking it away from the motorcycle journey. The description’s comparison with Germany is a way of introducing the region’s European resemblance, rather than a change of destination.
What to expect
- A Harley-led ride with Fabricio at the front
- A route from Arroio do Sal via Canela and Gramado to Canoas
- A soft-pannier pickup and Gaucho-style churrasco in Rio Grande do Sul
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