JAKARTA - An adventurer from Germany, named Markus Andre Mayer, has proven that traveling the world does not have to be done on a big motorbike. He managed to explore the world in 80 days using only Vespa.
The entire journey is said to have taken 77 days, and traveled 16,487 miles (26,533 km) across 18 countries and three continents by spending 290 gallons of fuel, 12 tires, two accidents, four animal attacks.
This epic journey began on June 30, 2018 from Madrid, Spain. Mayer used three different Vespas during his journey: Bajaj Chetak 150 to cross Europe and Asia, Genuine Stella 150 to explore the United States, and a homemade Vespa for his last trip in Europe.
Launching Road & Track, Saturday, November 30, this journey is not easy. Mayer has to face various challenges, ranging from extreme weather to bad road conditions. He also has to deal with animal attacks, mechanical problems, and bureaucratic problems in various countries.
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However, with the spirit of high adventure and strong determination, Mayer managed to achieve its goals. His journey led him through various countries, including Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Russia, South Korea, the United States, and many more.
Despite using relatively simple vehicles, Mayer managed to prove that with thorough preparation and high enthusiasm, great adventures can be achieved. The story inspires us to get out of our comfort zone and pursue our own adventures.
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