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Steven Moatt
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 26 ธ.ค. 2019
I love riding but it's all about the journey for me.
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Atlas Mountain Race 2024
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A collection of images taken as I rode in the 2024 AMR. With a delayed start due to flash floods and land slides the race started on the road to CP1. Then we hit the trails.
ATLAS MOUNTAIN RACE OCTOBER 2022
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FIRST DAY OF THE ATLAS MOUNTAIN RACE 2022. MARRAKECH TO CP1
Moments from the last few days of My Silk road mountain bike race 2021
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These are the closing days of my Silk road mountain bike race 2021. I push over Tash Rabat pass the highest point in the race and head to CP3 and beyond taking in the highs of Kegeti and tested to the extreme with a monster hike a bike on the last day.
2021Silk road mountain bike race days 6,7 and 8
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Moments from days 6,7 and 8 of my Silk road mountain bike race 2021. I sustain a hand and shoulder injury which makes the remaining 600 km even more challenging.
First five days of my Silk road mountain bike race 2021
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Some moments from the first five days of my Silk road mountain bike race 2021
Silk Road Mountain Bike Race 2021 Trailer
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A short taster of the silk road mountain bike race 2021
Handlebar feed bag
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This video shows you how to make a handlebar feed bag. I hope it inspires you to have a go at making some bike packing kit.
micro bike adventure around Portland UK March 2019
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A micro adventure and commute to work, whilst under the restrictions of Covid 19. Unable to leave the Island I make the most of the freedom we enjoy on Portland.
2019 tour divide warm up ride Jasper to Banff
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This was a shake down ride to prepare for the 2019 Tour Divide. On road but the views are mind blowing. There was little traffic and I felt safe on the road so highly recommend this ride.
2019 Tour Divide Day 23
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Day 23 takes me from Silver City in the early hours to pass through Separ and Hachita before heading out on the long, hot, straight paved road to Antelope Wells and the Mexican border. The inspiration of my Tour Divide was borne 30 years ago during my very first bike packing adventure in Madagascar. I have been spell bound by this unique Island ever since and two years ago took on the challenge...
2019 Tour Divide Day 22
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This day takes me through the Gila National Forest and on to Silver City. I know tomorrow my adventure ends all being well, so I need to soak up as much of this day as possible.
2019 Tour Divide day 21
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Day 21 takes me from Grants with an early morning start through an ancient land to Pie Town and on to bivvie just short of the Beaverhead Ranger Station.
2019 Tour Divide Day 19/20
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This clip takes me from over the New Mexico border through Abiquiu up over a pass to Cuba and down a long hot road to Grants.
Tour Divide 2019 Ride Smarter Not Harder
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Tour Divide 2019 Ride Smarter Not Harder
great video
Thanks for sharing your work Steve! Great work and a gorgeous frame bag!
The variety of textures in the kislux pack is impressive. From smooth leather to textured suede, there's something for everyone.
All dat kislux bags sssssoooooooo gorgeous
I love kislux that on the butterfly bag it says auguri / tanti auguri which means happy birthday
Watching this made me realize im just gonna get one made... lol great video
Hi, i am doing something wrong, when i mark my notches and cut a panel when i am doing a turn, the outside of the panel that is cut is now 2 cm longer and my notches don't align. Do you take that into consideration when you mark your notches?
@@zamocno both pieces of material should have a seem line drawn with a seem allowance of about 10mm. The seem lines should stay on top of each other the whole time. The notches should always line up. Some inaccuracies can occur on bends. You will need to cut slits along the edges of bends and corners to allow the seem lines to stay on top of each other. If you don't then subsequent notches will not line up. If this is confusing send me a photo of your problem areas and I might be able to help.
@@stevenmoatt4736 How can i do that?
@@zamocno you can email me at stevenmoatt@gmail.com
Well done!
I love kislux that on the butterfly bag it says auguri / tanti auguri which means happy birthday
Saludos desde Argentina!!
Thank you for excellent tutorial! Made my own.
With this video and some tutorials online I was able to make my own custom frame bag and it turned out pretty decent. Thank you for the in depth tutorial!
Combining elegance and luxury kislux
Thanks for the Video
Well done video! I like the idea of using webbing to keep its form from the inside and the attachment versatility from the outside.
Amazing detail. Thank you
Excellent video! I'm a beginner with the sewing machine but your clear instructions made me confident I could manage a project like this. The bag is now done and fit perfectly on my bike. Looks great and I can't wait to try it out for real! :) Thanks!!
That's made my day. Thank you. Happy riding
Hi - what did you use for camping fuel and did you buy it there? Also, if you are not at the front do the resupply points have enough food? Beautiful video!
Hi. Thank you. I used a propane gas canister which I got in the country. Resupply is variable and yes there is a little less at the back but nothing to worry about. Good to keep an emergency stash just in case. Noodles are common place. Gas station food isn't great but you get what you can. Only have street food if it is piping hot . Steve
@@stevenmoatt4736 many thanks
Que bonito quedó la bolsa, haré la mía. Saludos desde Colombia 🇨🇴
Fantastic video! I have a quick question: Could you please share the weight of the fabric used? I've noticed there are different types of X-Pac fabric available online, with weights ranging from approximately 100 g/m2 to nearly 400 g/m2...
Just realized that my Apidura bags are from the same material. Seems to be X-Pac VX21 at 205 g/m2
www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=www.extremtextil.de/en/x-pac-vx21-backpack-laminate-205g-sqm.html&ved=2ahUKEwiXwbvG29eFAxUvW0EAHV76CUkQFnoECA8QBQ&usg=AOvVaw3z3kwxsr3gzaK8LwMh_4im
Sorry for the delayed response. This is the weight for most bag applications. Steve
Excellent work Steven and thank you for making such a thorough video. I'm planning to make my own frame bag for the first time when I stumbled upon your video while doing research. I love your design and hope to give it a go myself :)
That house at 1:19 was almost entirely washed away in 2023. Sad to see that it was used as recently as 2021 (when riding by, I thought it had been abandoned a long time ago)...
That's a shame. It was a hive of activity when I passed by. I'm sure you had a great ride though. The scenery is spectacular.
Thanks for the video! what a joy!
Well Done Steven looks bloody hard going loved the video
Cheers James it's as hard as you make it and always worth it.
great video Steven!
I loved your video, well explained, I'm going to put it into practice, I'm going to make a framebag for my road bike, cheers from Mexico👍
I'm so pleased it inspired you to have a go yourself. Look forward to seeing the end result. Steve
Thanks Steve. A really clear video which makes bag construction seem achievable for those of us not confident with sewing. For clarity, is the tape Ventura or Venture?
Venture 3M tape
Great video thanks. I am a bit unclear when you say you “glue” pieces together, is that using the tape? Where do you get that?
It's called Ventura glue which is a sticky back tape. Mostly useful when stitching the zip. For that 4mm is perfect. I can always post some if you can't find any on line.
Sorry correction. It's Venture 3M tape
Thanks Steve! I couldn’t find Ventura and my search didn’t pick up Venture. Got it now ta.
A very nice explanation of how to make one, but may leave it up to yourself and other pros to make mine. Thanks.
Nice tutorial!
Great Video Steve thanks...also welldone on the AMR loved the video, and your videos of the SRMR are fantastic. Dave South Wales
Thanks Dave.
Excellent video. Thk you
Magnifique un rêve une folie un désir une folie bravo 😊
Still a great video. Just wondering why you don't make them anymore?
Hi Jason. I have a sail loft and the workshop has been crazy busy and have struggled with time. I have a video to do of the Atlas mountain ride and your message has given me the nudge to get that one done. Thanks you and I'm glad you have enjoyed them. Steve
Fab ride. Can toy pease write a bit about your bike & kit?
Missing the Brooks Lake cutoff...rookie mistake...I only made it once! :)
Hi ! I just found your video. I have a scratched bag I was thinking about throwing. I might have a new idea to use it again ;) Thank you very much for this video ! It's great :D
Toller Film 👍 thanks 🙏 Gruß Jürgen i ride from Germany to China by Bicycle 🚴💪 Pamir Highway 🚴💪
Enjoyed that Steve, will there be more? Used to live and work from Marrakech (Gueliz) so, many memories! Looking forward to the next one (hopefully). 💪💪
got some more footage of the ride but it's a bit disjointed as i rode alot at night. will put something together very soon
@@stevenmoatt4736 be great to see it Steve, no commentary needed, it speaks for itself! I love the anti- Atlas, as you head towards Agadir and the coast. Look forward to anything you can put up. Much better than the polished stuff on YT 😉💪💪
Well done Steven
Wonderful Steve!! Looks like and amazing country to ride / race through - would you mind letting us know more about your sleep system and your cooking set up please??
Hi Stephen I had a criterion three season sleeping bag with a liner and snug pack bivi bag that packs down very small. The bivi bag is ok with a clear sky but if its wet i have a home made single skin tent made from cuben fibre. The snug pack os used in the tent to stop the sleeping bag getting wet from the tent sides. This combination offers me alot of flexibility. If the temperature drops then I wear puffer trousers and top as well. I have a titanium pot with a small gas canister and burner.
@@stevenmoatt4736 Thanks for the reply Stephen, much appreciated. I'm trying to get to TD 2023 and I'd like to go minimal with a sleep system and wondering if I should bother with a cook system? Great to get some insight from your videos and contact - thanks again :)
@@stephenhammond3656 I would love to do the TD again and when I do I won't take a cooker as there are plenty of resupply especially if wanting to keep weight down. All the best with your ride. It is a life affirming experience you'll love it.
@@stevenmoatt4736 Thanks Steve - I definitely want to keep weight down, but I love a coffee in the morning and porridge for breakfast....I'm thinking of trying caffeine pills to substitute coffee and granola mix that I can eat without cooking to replace the porridge. I've just found your clips from your TD ride....:) working my way though those, the scenery looks incredible!! Any other hints tips or tricks would be greatly appreciated!
Really enjoyed watching this Steve. Congrats on the ride!
Thank you Andrew. Happy cycling. Steve
i watched it with so much joy
Absolutely stunning! Made me seriously consider participating...
you wouldn't regret it Jan. Just be prepared for a bit of hike a bike at times! I relive it every day. So lucky to have these memories. Steve
Man, so beautiful!!
one of the most spectacular places I have ever been. It's humbling being in such huge landscapes.
those little snow patches off to the side, fancy a snowball game, its an energy bar for the one who gets hit the least in 3 minutes.
always up for snow ball challenge.
That looked like an great ride an an awesome adventure!
I relive it every day Kevin. privileged to have done it. Recommend Kyrgyzstan for adventures. Put it in the bucket list:)
This is it! I just love this first hand experience that you are sharing! Thanks for that.. Although I like also highly edited professional video by organiser, I can relate with this somehow better. I am considering to apply for 2023.. Cheers Steven!
Go for it Ivan. you'll love it.
yeah that's what I thought too! The organiser video is very cool but this gives a better feel of what the ride and the places are like. It looks so beautiful. A LOT of climbing though that looked like very hard work 🫠
Beautiful, thanks for sharing. Truly inspiring.. Chapeau!!!
Thank You Ivan. All the best to you. Happy cycling Steve
awesome video mate. a couple questions- can you drink the water available on the ride? also how good/often were the resupplies?
There were some stretches where water was hard to find but generally there were plenty of places to get water either from towns and villages or from rivers. At high altitudes the water is good but i always filtered mine to play safe. two litres of water is all you need to carry as on the route there were plenty of rivers. the longest stretch without resupply would have been about 180 miles from memory. Are you heading over to Kyrgyzstan sometime?
@@stevenmoatt4736 I want to race the silk road next yr. Im going overseas for climbing right now so I cant do it this yr. Are you going to go back for the race? At the checkpoints is it possible to have food stored there with the organisers?
@@1337aznpro I don't think you can store food at the checkpoints but there is normally great soup or stew to have. they do cater for vegetarians. I will definitely go back and next year os a possibility. Have a great time climbing. the silkroad video comes out on TH-cam at 6pm central Europe time today!