Fennek
Husqvarna 701 Enduro
Fennek (desert fox) is my travel companion for my trip around the world from 2025
It is a Husqvarna 701 Enduro built in 2024 that I bought in Germany. The bike is almost completely rebuilt – here is a small list of what has been changed:
- Long range tank (original Husqvarna)
- Heated grips
- Short license plate holder
- Handguards
- Fairing kit incl. windshield
- Skid plate
- Short Brake & Clutch lever
- Air filter
- Navigation Tablet
- Luggage Rack
- Heel guard
- Fuel filler cap
- Exhaust
- Thunder Box
- USB plug
- GPS Tracker
- Luggage system Softbags
- Tank bag
- Leather seat
- Mirrors (taken over from BMW)
- Painted with spray paint
- SAS/Canister Removal Kit
This map shows the progress of my current journey.
I update it whenever possible, depending on time, internet, and the road ahead.
Please note that the route is only an approximate representation, as locations are marked by city names rather than exact tracks.
Peregrin
BMW R1250 GS
On my journey through Morocco and Europe, I was accompanied by a BMW R1250GS triple black from 2022. I named the bike Peregrin, which is derived from the Latin word peregrinus, meaning “stranger” or “traveler”.
The motorcycle was already fully equipped with additional headlights, seat and grip heating, height-adjustable suspension and riding modes.
I had made the following modifications:
- Akrapovic rear silencer
- Mirrors
- Crash bars, Headlight protection
- Short windshield
- Side cases, Tail bag, Tank bag, Front side bags
- Mobile phone holder in the sat nav mount (from BMW)
- Skid plate
- Handlebar risers
- Wind protection for the hands
Btw. I paid for the motorcycle and all the accessories myself. I paid off the motorcycle when I came home from the European tour and traded it in for my new motorcycle.
This map shows the route featured in Season 1 of my channel, the journey through
Western Europe and Morocco that marked the beginning of my travels.
Please note that the route is only an approximate representation, as locations are marked by city names rather than exact tracks.