Ever since I arrived in Germany, nearly a year ago now, my Yamaha friends have been asking me, do you know Erik Peters? No, don't know Erik, why should I? Well turns out we both ride a Super Tenere all over the world, the difference is he's made his passion for travel and Yamahas into a business. I attended a screening of his latest DVD - Highlands and Islands - at the Intermot show in Cologne recently. Photography and videography is great. He does everything himself, no crew following, and from experience I know how time consuming it is to set up the shots. I don't have the patience for it... he does.
We finally got to meet after the presentation and he kindly gave me a copy of the DVD - in english. Great guy. If you want to see more of his stuff go here.
http://motorradreisender.de/
If you ask nicely I'm sure he'll send you one of his DVD's in English or German, or get the 2017 calendar for the gorgeous photos of a Super Tenere in its natural element (and sometimes out of it!).
Calendar is about $22+p&p - check it out here
http://motorradreisender.de/shop/wandkalender-off-the-beaten-track-2016/?v=3a52f3c22ed6
We finally got to meet after the presentation and he kindly gave me a copy of the DVD - in english. Great guy. If you want to see more of his stuff go here.
http://motorradreisender.de/
If you ask nicely I'm sure he'll send you one of his DVD's in English or German, or get the 2017 calendar for the gorgeous photos of a Super Tenere in its natural element (and sometimes out of it!).
Calendar is about $22+p&p - check it out here
http://motorradreisender.de/shop/wandkalender-off-the-beaten-track-2016/?v=3a52f3c22ed6
