Here's a short video review I've made back in summer after getting my hands on the little brother in the BMW motorrad family - the tiny street bike BMW G310R.

I hope you enjoy watching it!

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One of our favorite countries in Africa was Namibia! Originally we didn't even have a plan to visit this country of vast desert on the west coast of Africa, but as we got closer to it, we started thinking that it should be an interesting experience. 

But to be able to enter Namibia as a Lithuanian, a visa is required and it must be obtained in advance! Lucky, since we also had to get a visa for South Africa, we stopped in Lusaka, the capital of Zambia and took our chance in the High Commission of N...

MALAWI

time spent: 7 days (from February 13th to 20th)

distance ridden: ~800 kilometres

fuel price: about 824 Malawian Kwacha (about 1 Euro) per liter of unleaded 95 petrol (all gas stations we came across did not accept payments by card - cash only.

actual track: HERE

After two weeks in Tanzania we have crossed the border into Malawi - a country called warm heart of Africa. The border crossing was quite a relaxed process, however it was made unpleasant by the immigration officer who's first question w...

Time spent: 10 days (February 3rd to 13th)  

Distance traveled: 2450 kilometers   

If you wish to see the detailed route, please this click the image of this map above to open a new page with OUR FULL ROUTE on Google Maps.   

Entering and exiting:

IN: We entered through Rusumo border crossing point. All very easy and fast. The immigration officer had us fill in some papers with basic information for visa. We paid 50 USD per visa (directly to them, cash and USD only), got receipts for th...

Days spent: 9 (from January 26 to February 3rd, 2018) 

Distance ridden: 740 kilometers

If you wish to see the detailed route, please this click the image of this map above to open a new page with OUR FULL ROUTE on Google Maps.

Challenges: The traffic switches back to right side in Rwanda, so it took half a day again to adjust the brain, but luckily there are almost no cars in rural areas in Rwanda and even very few motorcycles, so driving is very easy.

Highlights:

1. The biggest positive shock is how c...