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@@gamingwithjoe9351 Hope you will like them! 😀

@@chiefenumclaw7960 thanks! 😎

@@Jorge_i_Norge Aah finger crossed it will come soon! In Dalarna it’s white! Very beautiful atm 😊

@@miro_s I will do my best 😇 Cheers! Drive safe!

@@NXatNight cheers man! It’s a beautiful island. I need to go back there one day also. Ride safe! ⭐️

@@aleksrodins How do you mean? Like driving snowmobile instead? It is not legal to drive that on normal roads here. And I don’t think it would be able to deal with a long trip without breaking traveling on roads too?

I wasn’t aware of legality 🤔 Fair enough, Snowmobile mechanics also designed for shorter travels I guess! Winter Tyres with studs are also not legal, right? Just very difficult to imagine level of grip you have on snow and icy roads 🤷🏻‍♂️ Unless you have very straight roads 😅, but I don’t think so

@ Studs are legal in the winter, would be pretty difficult with the cars otherwise 😇 They are biting very well on packed snow and ice. If it’s thicker powder it’s more difficult. Then ski on the bike helps a lot!

@@Vjekoslav-vf3hr Thanks! 🙏

@@michaelminelliph It was! 😅 I think it’s a good thing if you have place to charge. If you sleep indoor most of the time it’s probably awesome, then you can charge during night and use bike battery when driving. But for me I need to keep warm during morning, evening and night too. Then I can’t use a battery. It would die to quick in those temperatures 🙂

@@rawvids9985 No unfortunately. But next episode will be a little bit about that 🙂

@@ndorib Thank you! Spain sounds nice ☀️

@@maxrockatansky4060 haha bad and fun memories! This one has a zipper on the back for this kind of purpose!

On my BMW I drove minus 26 and camping at minus 35 Celsius. But I guess it depends on how well you are protected on the bike against wind etc. Normally it’s sunny the coldest day and then it’s pretty easy to get up some temp in the body if you stop driving. Stormy day at minus 25 can be worse than minus 40 at least when camping.

MINUS 26 CELSIUS?? Holy cow dude, you're hardcore! Respect.

@@FROZENBIKERIDE very impresive 👍 what battery model do you use in bmw?

@ thanks! Can’t remember. Nothing fancy. Bought it on Biltema in Sweden. Not Lithium

Thanks! 😊 New adventure is ongoing and will start post before Christmas! 🎄

@@starlordstarlordman8489 haha thanks! It was warm indeed 😄 Yeah, important to have space. My helm is a bit big without balaclava and it has different size chin pillows. I have the small ones at winter but need bigger ones for summer. Yeah that could be a solution. Minus 35 coldest night, but on the bike minus 26. Normally it’s very sunny and little wind when it’s that cold in temp. Had a minus 20 in a storm once. That was much colder because of the cooling effect.

@@starlordstarlordman8489 haha great! No need to worries for bugs here at winter tho 😄

@@Jorge_i_Norge The normal glasses the fog disappears if I just move slowly. The scooter googles I drag down after like 10 seconds of driving, if I have airflow it’s works good 🙂

Thanks for watching. Perfect! Happy you liked it 🙂

Heating clothes can be very nice indeed! But can’t rly rely on it when you go camping in snow for many days. The battery won’t last and you need something that can keep you warm in camp too. If I would be staying indoor at nights it could definitely be a option :)

@@FROZENBIKERIDE yep that's probably right :) I would take warm clothes for camping obviously, but it just seems to me that wearing heating clothes would be much more comfortable, I mean you don't need all those layers that at some point make a rider unable to move :D and you can be connected to a motorbike's battery so you don't need to worry about power bank capacity. Anyway, I've never been on longer motorcycle trip during winter, I only commute to work (like 100 km everyday) and I am looking for solution to replace all those layers with something more comfortable :) chees mate

@ That make a lot of sense then! Not worth to freeze going to work and not practical with all those clothes 😄

Thanks! Yeah I guess it’s very individual and what works for some people is not for other ones. Go out and try is the best thing to do. My wool sweater is great but comes with some weight of course. But I feel very Scandinavian, and I love that 😄

That sounds great man! I would love to do that too one day!

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@@SonnyDarvish that sounds interesting! I hope you will post some videos from that adventure! 😃

@@maxrockatansky4060 Thanks for watching! 🙏

Happy to hear man! :) Thanks!

@@michaelminelliph Thanks man! :) No, no change for the oil. And 1100 is air cooled but if you have water cooled you need 50/50 for the engine

@@vorda0408 Well sometimes bears scare me but they sleep during the winter 😇 Humans can be scary tho!

@@tenerebaraudeur7359 It’s actually 2 bottles. And I can promise water is more important than tools when you are stuck in a snowstorm 😅 There is a small tool box under the seat on the bike tho 😇

@@FROZENBIKERIDE ok Did you read the book of the french biker , Eric Lobo,"artic dream" with is harley davidson.Really impressive like your journey.

@@tenerebaraudeur7359 No, I need to check it up 😀 Thanks for the tip 😇

@@singingdog8 Glad you liked it and I hope it can inspire to adventures 😇

Thanks man! :) Glad you liked it! And the cold can be hard sometimes. I like summer too :D

@@Jorge_i_Norge thanks for watching!

@@thehalfwittedlayabout Glad you liked it :) Thanks!

@@Migo-ve1jr thanks! 🙏

@@XiaoweiVon thanks man! As always 😀 You get a pump bag included. It’s very easy use! Takes like 2 minutes. I use it on Iceland EP3 if you wanna see how it works 😃

​@@FROZENBIKERIDE Thank you, rechecked! also the official website, appreciated.❤

@@pavaruremontas6100 Thanks! Do you mean the kerosene stove? Kerosene is not that efficient as petrol and you need a pre heater so that will take up more space 🙁 It’s silent tho. And Swedish too so appreciate that 😄

@@Happy-o4c7h tack så mycket! 🇸🇪🇳🇴

@@gerloczyek thanks man 🫡

Thank you so much friend! :)

@@RanjanSkyline cheers! Happy you liked it 😇

@@dakarinn thanks! Your country were magic! I be back one day :) Cheers and drive safe!

@@SteveM109r Cheers man! :)

@@XiaoweiVon Thanks man! Glad you liked it! Will be 2 episodes about gear and equipment now. Then new adventure after that :) How about you?

@FROZENBIKERIDE Yeah, I like your episodes so much. Gear and equipment are also parts of my interests, especially your POV tricks😊. For me, plan to finish the editing of current series, and then start a winter ride during Spring Festival holiday.

@ sounds like a great plan! Looking forward to see it 😀

@@Therandomdestination thanks! 🙏 😇

Thank you for both watching and the kind words! :) Yes, to big of a bike sometimes. Close to my limit sometimes. Then you have wonderful nature just around the corner, and some long nights now too! I hope I be back one day! Cheers!

@@Stan-ct2zs that is very kind words! Thank you so much 🙏 Cheers from Sweden :)

@@gerloczyek would be so time consuming otherwise! 😅 Thanks man!

@@robsonenduro3316 the wind cover? I don’t think it’s the original but pretty similar I guess. Nothing special :)

@@martinmontes6170 Thanks! On this trip I use the Unna from Hilleberg 👍

@@FROZENBIKERIDE thanks!, the tent was warm enough in Iceland?

@@martinmontes6170 As long as you don’t have an indoor fire place it’s the sleeping pad and sleeping bag that protects from the cold. Tent is more protecting from wind and rain :) and for that it works great!

@@FROZENBIKERIDE cool! thanks for the advice!

Thanks!