VOZIO sam 3.500 km i EVO šta se DESILO na KRAJU!

VOZIO sam 3.500 km i EVO šta se DESILO na KRAJU!

And today Rijeka, Pula and tomorrow and back tomorrow. Yes. Well, it’s nothing. All the best. Chika Story is the editor of the show. Welcome to us. Here, for the first time Tacman. Hello, hello, how are you? I’m glad. Daniel. Chika Story Legend Since I haven’t seen you… I’m moving from Split to Slovenia, Bela Krajina region, Paunovići, host Nikola Vidnjevič. This is it, the last 16th episode of the Alpe Adria series, 10 days on the bike, thousands of km behind me and it’s not over yet. I started from Belgrade, passed Vienna, Graz, Maribor, then gas towards the Adriatic Sea , Turanj, Zadar, Split, the sea, people, roads, the Alps, everything that makes me drive. And now, it’s time to go back, but not directly. I close this story in Bela Krajina, Slovenia. Tonight I will spend the night at Nikola Vidnjevic’s place in Paunovici, and the evening is reserved for Adlešice, where I will be hosted by Joško Tishler. Aleš Tatzman will also come to see me off. Tomorrow early gas, direction Belgrade, but not without stopping. Tacman and Tishler will accompany me to Zagreb. And in the capital of Croatia, Vedran, Siniša Sudar and Karabaja are waiting for me. Another friendship from the motorcycle world that is not accidental. This episode is the last frame of a great journey, but also a reminder that every end brings a new beginning. Stay with me until the end of the series, because I am Chika Story and I take you to the most beautiful places and introduce you to people of good will. From Split, I drive through Drniš, Knin and the town of Gračac, then exit the highway at Sveti Rok, speeding north. Near Karlovac, I leave for Slovenia. Returning to Croatia tomorrow, I’ll make a short stop near Zagreb, then take the car back to Belgrade. Behind me remains the sea, the crowd and the sound of the waves, and in front of Zagor and the interior of Dalmatia, I drive on the local road towards Drniš. The road leads through a rocky area, low vegetation, desolate, but beautiful. This is a part of Dalmatia that tourists rarely see. The asphalt is good, but there are patches and a couple of sharp curves that require concentration. From Drniš to Knin, the road becomes more interesting. More bends, gentle climb. The engine sits nicely. I change the driving rhythm. I enjoy it. Around me, nature, hills, a row of rare houses and more and more wind as I climb. The approach to Knin is visually impressive. The city appears as in the frame, cut by the hills. The place is quiet, everything seems to slow down. My focus is on the road. I drive straight through the center. Short stay at the traffic light. Everything else without standing. From here on to Gračac. The clouds gather, the air becomes heavier. I know there is rain waiting for me somewhere behind me. The rain started to fall harder. Here I stopped at the bus stop to put on this underwear and change gloves. I used to ride with summer gloves, and now I will take Goretex gloves Held. I’m going to close these fans as well. That’s it. Now to look at the radar map to see if the rain will follow me further. Here I am in a rain cloud. I’m going up to the northwest. I didn’t wear a winter pant liner. I don’t think there’s any need. The temperature is about 12°. I hope the weather will improve soon and the rain will stop. Windy, the temperature has dropped, the cold is coming from the hills and you can feel it immediately. I drive on cautiously, the rain is not getting stronger, it just slides on the visor. About five minutes later, done. It stops falling as if she was just testing how ready I am. They drive me to the highway, they lead me through the wasteland, and then in front of me is a sign to join the highway. Driving on the local road is over. Throttle to the limit, temperature stable and finally I can relax. The next stop is a gas station 70 km before today’s destination. The sky is starting to open, the clouds are spreading over the hills, and the sun’s rays are coming from the north. There is no more rain on the visor, everything is dry, both the engine and me. The temperature rises slightly. There was a noticeable drop, but now it’s returning to something normal for the height I’m at. I no longer feel the cold, the asphalt is dry, the tires behave well, so I can relax. Weather conditions are improving, and the route towards Karlovac becomes a real pleasure. As you can see, I had variable weather today. There was wind and rain and clouds and sun. Some 70 km before the destination, Mesto Paunovici, Bela Krajina, Slovenia. I am still in Croatia. Now I will call Nikola to let him know that I am coming. Temperature 16.5°. I follow the direction to Zagreb. I turn off for 56 km to Novo mesto. There are many tunnels on this stretch of road. Soon I exit the highway… about 4 km. Here is the turnoff to the right for Pula and Rijeka. I continue on towards Zagreb. There is not much to Zagreb, about 80 km. Karlovac is also close by. By the way, Bela Krajina is the southernmost part of Slovenia. I decided not to listen to the navigation, not to turn off for Novo Mesto, but to continue another 12 km towards Novigrad, so I will turn off there. I think that is a better option. I turn off towards Novigrad. There are several Novigrads in Croatia . This is Novigrad na Dobra. Karlovac is on that side, and Slovenia is on this side. So the border is the river Kupa. I still have 9 km to the town of Paunovići, that is, it is correctly said Paunovići. I made a very nice motorcycle tour, I rightly called it Alpe Adria. I drove around Vienna, then along the slopes of the Alps, down the Adriatic Sea, and here I am again rushing towards the slopes of the Alps. Toll ramp. Good afternoon , is there work? Weak. That way? At the entrance more At the entrance. Pleasant. Bye. I turn right and Netretić, Novo Mesto. I’m going to Slovenia. I will call Tacman and Tischler later. They are also located in Bela Krajina, in the town of Adlešići. I drive towards the Kupa river, that is, on the Slovenian Kolpa. I’m driving through a tame area. Lower altitude, so there is more greenery. The second half of April is… I drive through the border town of Prilešće and here I turn right for Slovenia. So I am still in Croatia and Croatia is in the Schengen zone. No more border control. There’s the Cup down there, you can see. Nice green grass color. The border crossing that used to function there until a few years ago. The river Kupa, i.e. Kolpa. This Schengen means a lot. No harassment, no showing passports, no asking where. And here I am entering Slovenia. I have covered 335 km since this morning. Another kilometer and a half to the destination. Hello Nikola. Finally to see you. I haven’t even seen you in a picture before. You are something mysterious a lot. Is that right? I hide my legs like a snake. Like a snake… but the voice is familiar. We spoke on the phone several times. Bye. Well, now I don’t know, is it you, Bojan, or is it your brother? Well, anything is possible… let me tell you. Everything is possible. Bye, bye Nikola. how are you Okay, you? Here, good. Come on. I’m so glad you came. You’re welcome. Thank you. Thank you, Nikola With us… Finally, let’s meet, get to know each other. Come on, take off your clothes, so… Come on. Would you like something to drink? You can, you can right now, there. Are you up for a beer? Do you have something shorter? Or something else. What do you have? I have some crabs. I have some, but I will bring them for you to smell, to try. I have some homemade ones from here. This is for you. For me? This is for your wife. No, this is for her, and this is for me. And so. I don’t drink to you. Yes, is that right? good. Come on. Do you want to take off your jacket? I’m going to take it off now. So it can be beer. It can. Wait, I’ll bring you this brandy so you can see. Valid. Because I never drink to you. I didn’t even drink brandy. I don’t know anything. I’ll tell you that. Valid. Come on. It must be tried. It’s something local. My neighbor has bees there to make honey. Come on, uh, which is good. Thick. Let me try. It smells nice. Where’s your motorbike? There it is. Do you want to see? Come on. Very nice color. I thought black, but my cousin told me that this is mine, and it’s good that I chose this one. Yeah. It looks completely different. And I would prefer it to be white, but let this one… Let, let. This is such a specific color. Men like it. You have everything and this one for mobile and for… you bought a visor extension. I will install all these additional lights as fog lights. I hope to gain on the width when driving. I often get caught in the dark, so it’s awkward for me. Especially this part of us has a lot of game. And inside this compartment, I have everything prepared for the USB connection and I need to install it, so they will do it for me next Friday in Ljubljana. And when was the last time you drove it? Last Saturday. Yeah. The fact that the birds are chirping nicely here. It is. How many ares or square meters do you have here? Ours is here in front and here under the house there next to those plum trees. Everything goes right up that fence. And the Cup is down now, right? And the Cup is down here and that’s the limit. That’s Croatia over there, those fields, those fields Croatia, that’s where those trees are, where that’s actually under here under here. So, are there any beaches, are you swimming, are you going swimming? There is, there is. Is it down there or what? I’m going down. I’m going to the neighboring village. That’s where I like the most. And they also have some camps in Adlešići. I don’t know. Have you been to Janković’s? It is. Jankovic. But I don’t go there anymore. And there is one in Vinica. And there is one in Vinica as well. There are three camps. One is really nice. But it can be very crowded in the summer. So I avoid it. Yes. The only thing I miss is seeing the cruise control. Cruise control. And the weak point of the display is that it doesn’t darken when the clouds come. It’s time to go to Joško Tishler in Adlešiće. Aleš Tatzman will also come soon. Once Joško, but now Tishler, is that Tishler? Here, good day. Good afternoon, Tishler. How is Tishler? How is Tishler? Good afternoon. Here you are welcome. Hello. That’s right. what are you doing how are you I do a little like that. Yeah. a little about the “house”… This is Nikola from Paunović Where is Breda? Breda is in Kranj. In Kranj, Družina is there in the morning on… Did Tacman call? Tacman I think is on the way. On the road. The poster still stands. Here. Well, that’s it, it’s there, it’s there, there’s no removal. Yes. That’s right, right now. Yes yes. You see it as you should, and mother, keep watching. T-shirt. Here is the engine and the engine at Joško’s. Welcome. Thank you Jole. I was in Maribor for the first time and I really like the city. Here, that old part is nice. It is the second largest city in Slovenia, right after Ljubljana. Drava flows. A large river, bridges, wide streets, a large pedestrian zone. Peacefully. There are a lot of young people. I guess it’s the student center. where are you Here’s the first time. You are Tacman. Tacman for the first time on television. Hi, I’m Tacman. Nicholas. And before Aleš, now Tacman. Hey, did he tell you? Hey, did he tell you that he has two nicknames? You know Tischler is upstairs. Yeah. There’s an American here. An American is here, why an American? American. That it’s an American… Well, I’m completely confused. I don’t know what…you are no longer Josko. Give me a copy of the card so I can see it. I turn back and that’s why I’m a little late. It doesn’t matter. I bought a BMW K 1300 motorcycle. I look at these, I say, first I looked at Rakela, Željan, Rakela, you know Yes. All those films of his, he has a recording of the trip , you know, he doesn’t talk , he doesn’t talk, he writes, like you, you know, I know everything when I come to Tuscany . Yes, yes, you don’t need anything else. You don’t even need to listen to your wife. That time I’m watching that time that time driving up and down a little preparation a little time up and down, ok, I’m watching it and then I come sometime, you know, this Chika Story appeared to me. Who is this Chika Story? You know, my colleague, you know, somebody says, have you seen that one Cica Story? How much time does he have ? He drives all the time, you know. Okay, come on. Well, I see his 1200, that BMW. I say, fuck the sun. Motor review in the Swiss Alps. I said, you have to have a motor like this, you have to travel like this, I check everything, then I, fuck it, then I say, I will, you know to my wife Claudia, she buys it all for me, I can’t do anything. I said, Claudia, I would like this kind of engine, I say, if you are diligent, you will get it, ok, come on, so I was diligent and got it, and you deserved it. and then I immediately call Chico Storey, you know, then I was more daring. Now I have to make contact with him so that we can ride a little, try it and then. You came to him first. No, no, he is . No, he’s at my place. The story never ends. We stayed until the wee hours. There was plenty of food and drink. We will be parting soon. In the morning, I leave Paunović via Zagreb to go home to Belgrade. That’s short. Thank you very much for the service at dinner. Thanks for the short tour. We hear each other. See you soon. Again. I am leaving Paunovice. I am returning to Serbia. I will stop by Zagreb to see my friends. Tacman is waiting for me at the exit from the village. He will accompany me to Zagreb. I have to look after old Leon. Oh that. Does he know how to turn around? And he’s coming with us too? Yes. to Zagreb. He’s your old Leon. Yes, yes. You know what it is? Let’s go, Nikola, nice to meet you. Thanks for the hospitality, see you soon. Come on, call me. Good luck. Thank you. Cheers. Come on Bravo. Well done. Well done. Let’s go a little with you. Come on. Let’s go home then you know. Let’s go home upstairs. Above. Let’s go up to the house. And yes, go home. Good good. Yes. From Lučki. Yes, yes. Excellent. Great. On this side of Kolpa, on the other side of Cup I, they will escort me to Zagreb. And here, after 8 km, at the toll station, we exit onto the highway Zagreb, Karlovac right. Split and Rijeka on the right. We arrive slowly at the Lučko toll station, a few more kilometers and we will stop at the Tifon gas station. Siniša Sudar, Vedran and a biker nicknamed Karabaja are waiting for me there. My boyfriend called me a few days ago when I was passing through here. I was already in Karlovac and through Instagram we agreed to meet at the pump at 8:45. You are Karabaya. Yes, I’m glad. Uncle Story. I’m glad. Welcome. Thank you, thank you. Where are you traveling from? Well… He’s not from Split this morning, is he? No, no, this morning, no. Yesterday I started from Split and spent the night in Bela Krajina, Slovenia. Here. Yeah. I was in Bela Krajina. I thought you were down in Split. No, no, I was yesterday. Yes, yes. Come on. I’m just calling, I’m calling Sinisha. Great. Yes, yes… So where are you legendo? what are you doing The legend is… Since I haven’t seen you. I’m just looking at your bike. Post yourself on Instagram sometime. I can’t just the engine…. So screw it. And you only put GT. Are you good to me? Good. Not bad. Just to call Vedran. I see, I see that you were with ST, with Raquel. Yes, Duje. ST is good for me. He’s a good boy. Rakela is also excellent. Rachel. Rakela has almost 400,000 with that GS. Here it is… Let’s see Vedran, after Kawasaki and Suzuki. To greet you. So where are you? Hello. Hello. How is it? Here you go. Here it is good. It’s good, it’s good. That’s the yellow lightning, then. Yellow lightning nova. Here I am already, I didn’t even drive properly, 2000… Yes. In a month. Yes, three gasses in no time and done. 2000. Yes. That’s right. Well, when it’s new, you know, when it’s a new engine, when you change it, you immediately want to drive more. It’s nothing spectacular now, but Ali, you’re going slowly. You go slowly. Step by step. It goes, it goes better, but it’s more comfortable. Sic is better, everything is better. You know. But look at this. And that, yes. Tomos is Tomos, my old man. And Josko came. Do you really know Joško without knowing it? I don’t know, but I think I should know. I don’t know anyone, but it’s like I know everyone. I’m just going to take it off. Let’s come here to meet… Where are you after this, for Belgrade? Yes, yes. And how long are you home? Two days and back or? Yes. I will be in Zlatibor for two days. Four days home and then I’m going to Greece. 10 days. Great. Yeah. I didn’t even see this. And yes, you didn’t see it. You have a new outfit. Yes. Yeah. I don’t know, but who can I know through him. Bright. I’m glad. Josko aka Tishler. I know everything. I know everything, everything is clear to me. Got a RT? and that’s when I fell in love with that engine, and it told me to go for a million. I go to a million with him and that’s it. And where did you get it? Imported or here? From the Netherlands Aha. That was from the police. And from the police? And white. Yeah. He was from the police. But it’s just me . Did he have suitcases like this or did you? It’s not. He had the tight ones. It didn’t even have a back seat, aha Nothing, no. It’s all me in the original. That was something more favorable. And it was more favorable. But you know, I did it myself. I think it is. So he upgraded it, everything in the original a little bit and here it is, but I have already made 70,000 with it. Bravo There are 120, now After a short break and a drink at the Tifon gas station in Zagreb, I part ways with the team. Greetings, hands, smiles and everyone in their own way. I still have about 4 hours to drive home. I continue on alone, but satisfied. The last kilometers of this tour follow. 10 days on the road, so many encounters, landscapes, curves, borders. Now familiar asphalt again, familiar boards, rhythm that is familiar to me. I’m playing a movie in my head about what I went through and experienced. Each stage had its own pace, its own people, its own moments, and now I am returning home. This ride is over, but every tour changes something in me and that’s why I know, the next one is already waiting somewhere over the horizon. see you soon. Thank you for your attention and all the best.

🔥 KRAJ ALPE ADRIA TURE!
Deset dana na motoru. Hiljade kilometara. Granice, more, planine i ljudi. I evo me – poslednja etapa, povratak kući.
Krećem iz Splita preko Drniša, Knina i Gračaca, izlazim kod Svetog Roka, vozim kroz Liku, Sloveniju i Hrvatsku — pa konačno Beograd.
Rastanci, kiša, sunce i osećaj da se zatvara jedan krug.
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🔥 END OF THE ALPE ADRIA TOUR!
Ten days on the road. Thousands of kilometers. Mountains, sea, borders and unforgettable moments.
In this final episode, I ride from Split through Drniš, Knin and Gračac, connect to the highway near Sveti Rok, and head back home — through Slovenia and Croatia, all the way to Belgrade.
Goodbyes, weather changes, solo riding — and the feeling that one chapter is closing.
👉 Watch till the end and let me know in the comments: Where should we ride next?
📆 New episode every week
🎥 Shot with GoPro – Edited by Čika Story
📍 Real roads, real stories — this is more than a ride.
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