The Seoul Chapter
Living in the heart of South Korea, immersed in the neon hum and fast-paced urban lifestyle that first sparked the desire for a different pace.

Hi, I’m Noah. I grew up in the Netherlands, but I’ve never felt completely tied to one place. I’ve always been curious about what’s out there, different cultures, different ways of living, and the kind of experiences you can’t get from staying still.

My first real taste of freedom came with a small Honda SS50. It wasn’t fast, it wasn’t impressive, but it gave me something I hadn’t felt before, independence.
That bike changed how I saw movement, distance, and what was possible on two wheels.
Before committing to life on the road, I spent years moving between places, living in Seoul, traveling through the Philippines, working as a diving instructor, and eventually making my way to
Australia.
I tried different paths, different lifestyles, but something always felt slightly off. Like I
hadn’t quite found the right way to live yet.
Living in the heart of South Korea, immersed in the neon hum and fast-paced urban lifestyle that first sparked the desire for a different pace.
Transitioning to life as a diving instructor in the Philippines. Trading the city for the ocean, learning to navigate the quiet beneath the surface.
Crossing the vast landscapes of Australia. The scale of the continent planted the seed for transcontinental motorcycle travel.
My first real taste of freedom came with a small Honda SS50. It wasn’t fast, it wasn’t impressive, but it gave me something I hadn’t felt before, independence.
That bike changed how I saw movement, distance, and what was possible on two wheels.

I bought a Honda CRF300 Rally in Cape Town and started riding. Since then, I’ve covered thousands of kilometres across Africa, learning as I go and adapting to whatever comes my way.
The goal is simple, make my way back to the Netherlands by road. No fixed plan, no strict route. Just forward.

