Estonian and Latvian friends from the UNIC-MOTO motorcycle club began the spring season with a joint ride along the winding roads of southeast Estonia. The ride was not just about the speed but enjoying the moment.
The UNIC-MOTO motorcycle club kicked off the spring season with a three-day joint ride for Estonian and Latvian vintage motorcyclists. This year they rode through southeast Estonia. When riding vintage motorcycles, speed of not the most important thing, and it is also possible for those taking part to enjoy the views of their surroundings more closely.
“The charm of riding an old machine is that you’re going 60-70 km an hour, so you see a lot more of what’s going on at the side of the road and on the road – what’s going on around you. When you’re riding a new machine and you’re doing 90 or 100, your eyes are on the road all the time and you’re watching the road. The pleasure of riding this old machine is that it’s such a peaceful activity,” said motorcyclist Kalmar Laine.
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