Cycling Taiwan Part 4 (RaD Ep 20): The Coffee Road to Kaohsiung
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RaD Episode 20: Cycle Touring Taiwan
We spent a couple of nights in Chaiyi exploring the night market and the insane excitement-fest of the upcoming election (people are STOKED on voting here!) and then headed out to cycle the 175 "coffee road" on the way to Kaohsiung. Miss the mountains but overall, good days!
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++Wait, what's RaD?: Ryan And Darin (that's us! yes...we both have boy names...is that weird?). Get it? ...r And d...RAD.
++The Adventure: riding our bikes around a bunch of different places in this world for a year. Seeing new sights, trying new foods, meeting lots of new people, visiting old friends and generally having a swell ol' time challenging ourselves to EXPLORE MORE(!) from the saddle of a bicycle. Yay!
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Awesome video… if you see this could you please let us know what the gearing and crank ratio of your bikes are?
Bikes we rode were Kona Sutra and Trek 520. I know the internets has all the info and specs you'll need with that knowledge cause i have no idea lol
And glad you liked the vlog!
Thanks for another super video!
Cheers Dennis! Any fav part that stood out?
THe beer moment! You two have the best videos on the tube! (but I find music in travel videos distracting)thanks again
Thanks Dennis! Yes! The beer "poem" totally got me! I love food advertising poetry haha. Note taken about the music. I've always been a music lover and really enjoy trying to find the right song to express the feeling of the place, but I am also interested in trying a vlog with no music at all. So maybe i'll give it a go! Thanks for the feedback. I'd love to hear any other thoughts you have. Cheers.
thank you, I havent been at many places of Taiwan in 20years but that needs to be changed