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Transylvania Trip

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Enjoy! :wave:

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Szia István :wave:

Apám magyar :thumb:

Nagy video és köszönet a kiküldetés :congrats:

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Fantastic videos! Excellent examples of how to break in motorcycles and find them in their natural resting position on the side of the road. It's like watching the outtakes of Romaniacs. Those roads are serious business. Makes me reconsider taking my 3AJ out on some tough roads. The smaller bikes handled the rough terrain so much better. Thanks for sharing your experience with us! :tenere:
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Thanx Scottieh.

Yesss,with this classic bike can to do everythink...just must to love them :tenere:


Mező!
I tought this...you have somehow Hungarian parents or you are a Hungarian:)
So name:Mező is a tipical name here:)
We change letter in english or hungatian language???

Greetings from here! :wave:
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In this year we had celebrite the 10 annyversary of our clubs.

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Fantastic. :congrats:

Thank you again for sharing this Steve, :tenere:

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Excellent! :thumb: Really enjoyed that, Thanks :shades:
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Thanx so mutch!

Every years we take some trip and we have a great cameraman who make these films.
I think in Europe(and all the world must take collaboration and do more meeting for special Tenere or mix of the 80"-90" years tourenduro and these latest version !
Becouse I think meny more rider comes very pleasure around the campfire.
I work in this in Europe and every occasion we can welcome some rider from Belgium,Germay,Swiss,Slovenia,Romania.
It"s nessesary for the spirit live long time more.
If you enjoy the Hungarian Tenere life real then I take up more material in the future and I hope once we personaly meet each other! :tenere:

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miszterember wrote:we have a great cameraman who make these films.

many more rider comes very pleasure around the campfire.
Your cameraman is good, i like his music (with the whistle) :innocent:

It is a good idea for all of us to meet up & have good food & drink with plenty of stories around the campfire. :campfire:

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:dance: :dance: :dance:

Its a video from Belgium.
Here organized my very good friend the meeting.
Enjoy too this!
(the open pic is me:)

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