Ewan on a LiveWire in South America Divorce split The Long Way Up TV series screens on Apple TV+ from 18 September 2020. It consists of riding electric Harley-Davidson LiveWire motorcycles from the bottom of South America to LA. While his marriage wth Eve soured, his friendship with Charley has persisted and last year they joined for their third Long Way instalment, Long Way Up.

Charley and Ewan work on a BMW in Long Way Down The pair were married for 22 years and even though Eve did not sign a prenuptial agreement, she gets to keep half of his assets up to 2017 when they split.Įve joined Ewan for several days on his 2007 Long Way Down adventure in Africa with partner Charley Boorman. In the meantime, fans await the release date for Long Way Up.Bike fan, Hollywood actor and “Long Way” collaborator Ewan McGregor gets to keep most of his impressive collection of motorcycles in his divorce settlement with former wife Eve Mavrakis. The “Long Way Up” documentary will be the third and likely the last installment in the LRW series by Ewan and Charley, unless the pair intends to repeat the original round-the-world journey or perhaps, explore Asia or Australia. Both admitted they often had to charge the bikes at the homes of locals, but the duo made it to the US safe and sound accompanied by two Rivian R1T trucks and two gas-powered vehicles. At a price point of $29,799, it seems like a risky investment, yet Ewan and Charley took those bikes all across South and Central America before arriving in LA. The LiveWire is Harley’s first electric motorcycle with a range of 146 miles and an 80% charge in 40 minutes or 100% charge in an hour. For their South America trip, however, they chose the Harley Davidson Live Wires, causing massive debates in the ADV community. On both “Long Way Round” and “Long Way Down”, Ewan and Charley rode BMW GS1200 motorcycles. “Long Way Up” will follow “Long Way Round”, Ewan and Charley’s journey from the UK to New York via Magadan, and “Long Way Down”, the duo’s trip from London to Cape Town. The ADV Rider community seems to have spotted the news, too: According to Vulture, Apple TV+ has acquired rights to stream Long Way Up, and although the airing date is yet to be announced, it’s confirmed that this is where fans will be able to watch the documentary. “Long Way Up”, a much-awaited documentary of Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman riding two Harley Davidson LiveWires from Ushuaia to California, is said to be aired on Apple TV.

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