Always great to see another Hobocyclist video! Thanks for producing such great content, its really inspiring! Are you already on another adventure? That's a lot of rain! We have the frozen variety here right now but I'm planning on hopefully trying a small local adventure when things defrost. Have a happy holiday season and Merry Christmas if you celebrate!
Cheers! Very much appreciate the support! I'm working on producing content and more video, it all starts with ideas on paper and trying to figure out what people like to watch the most- that's why getting your comments is so helpful! I'll be on some more adventures for sure here this summer, but its been raining here a lot ,almost tropical rains. Getting my head down to work is the plan. Thanks again for helping make my work possible
Good day Andy! Hear from Florida 🐊 always enjoy your videos and your adventure, and amaze how well you can pack that bike down for traveling. To you and yours happy holidays! cheers!
Awesome video! So incredible how you break down the bikes! I have been using a little alcohol burner instead, I don’t have a gas thing. My first camp I had a tarp that I strung up on a guy line, and thirty minutes later it rained for eight hours straight, so I sat under the tarp drinking coffee till it passed. I recommend using some guy lines with a tarp and learning a few knots. Guy lines are cheap and light weight.
Thanks mate! My bike is a "Sonar" brand that I got second hand from a sailor (I bought 2 in very rusty condition and cleaned them up). Interesting to compare these bikes, the dahon has a luggage carrier which is always handy, however the Btwin rates highly too bit.ly/3YNzgFF Both are aluminium frame, so should be light and they are very similar. Have you compared the Zizzo Forte? Its another very similar bike amzn.to/3VploOX
Hi Andy 😊 Nice video again. I bet it takes at least 2 hours to get those bikes up and running again 😎 And why didn't you bring a good raincape with you? And by the way this frame is perfect! for your application; the chain comes off very very easy 👌 Can you please make a video on how you produce these handy long free! tyre rubbers 👍 See you in the next video 🤩
I'll start off the bat by saying I chuffin hate cycling but I love what you do. Quirky and adventurous, a man after my own heart. First saw you on the Isle of wight leg of your trip. Keep it up dude and I'm now looking at giving a folding bike tour a crack although I'm expecting to hate it
Good on you mate! Yeah I’m no typical “cyclist” even though it’s in the name, i much more identify as a hacker and I’m always looking for a better cheaper way of doing the things I like. All the best for your adventures, using a folding bike means you can decide to stop riding and jump a train or bus as you please. Cheers for watching!
Genial video me da ganas de animarme a viajar de esa forma en mi plegable japonesa. Saludos desde Perú. Alguna vez has tenido que arreglar fisuras en el cuadro o en el stem telescopico de una plegable?
I don't know about all this, Andy. I think I'd just pay the extra fare instead of going through all that disassembly/ reassembly even though I'm frugal. I guess I'm just too lazy. It's not for everybody. Fold the bike, put it in the bag with the tools and stuff and bam, over.
@@hobocyclist I don't know. After removing the pedals, I put my 20'' Dahon in an unmarked bike bag and told them it was a wheel chair. I didn't pay extra. I've only done it one time and it was a domestic flight. Maybe I got lucky. Whatever.
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You've developed an impressive system for packing and overseas travel Andy. Your method is great, Love it M8 !
Cheers Jersey Joe! im always on the lookout for something new maybe my process will change, who knows!
Glad to see your back with another video. 😁
Yup I’m still making it happen, filming & editing on my phone. Seems like a worthwhile cause! Cheers for watching!!
Good video thanks andy
Cheers Colin! im glad to have the bike back together and be riding :)
love the thumbnail! I havn't even pushed play yet but wanted to comment how good it was!
hoping for a great folding bike informercial
you can see just how amazed the hobocyclist is, who wouldnt click?
wrapping the tent around the bike for padding is great!
@@hobocyclist the world definitely needs to see your bicycle packing technique!
Superb video mate, love how methodical you do it.
Cheers mate! All the best for your adventures!!
Always great to see another Hobocyclist video! Thanks for producing such great content, its really inspiring! Are you already on another adventure? That's a lot of rain! We have the frozen variety here right now but I'm planning on hopefully trying a small local adventure when things defrost. Have a happy holiday season and Merry Christmas if you celebrate!
Cheers! Very much appreciate the support! I'm working on producing content and more video, it all starts with ideas on paper and trying to figure out what people like to watch the most- that's why getting your comments is so helpful! I'll be on some more adventures for sure here this summer, but its been raining here a lot ,almost tropical rains. Getting my head down to work is the plan. Thanks again for helping make my work possible
Good day Andy! Hear from Florida 🐊 always enjoy your videos and your adventure, and amaze how well you can pack that bike down for traveling. To you and yours happy holidays! cheers!
Cheers! Stay safe down there, if the gators dont get u then the skeeters will
@@hobocyclist 😂😂😂🍻
Awesome video! So incredible how you break down the bikes!
I have been using a little alcohol burner instead, I don’t have a gas thing. My first camp I had a tarp that I strung up on a guy line, and thirty minutes later it rained for eight hours straight, so I sat under the tarp drinking coffee till it passed. I recommend using some guy lines with a tarp and learning a few knots. Guy lines are cheap and light weight.
Good on u mate! Getting out there is everything. Stay dry & enjoy the ride :)
Grap a tarp as well and set up a quick shelter if it rains.
Yup! That bike is wrapped in a tarp (under all that tape :) I use it lots to sit on or a shelter from the rain!
Thanks for the video 👍i like looking through other people's kit . Hope you had a great year 💯🙂
Cheers Jarrod! I’m enjoying your live show btw 🚲💨
awesome video . Looks like my next bike will be a fold up one .
Great idea! Enjoy your adventures!!
No raincoat????
Just goes to show, you should always be prepared!
thqnks maybe even secind hand i will buy now. and maintain it very helpful vdeo
You allright mate!
cheers!
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Nice vlog
So what is the brand of your bike? And what is your opinion about comparing between Dahon suv D6 vs tilt 900 ?
🌹thanks🌹
Thanks mate! My bike is a "Sonar" brand that I got second hand from a sailor (I bought 2 in very rusty condition and cleaned them up). Interesting to compare these bikes, the dahon has a luggage carrier which is always handy, however the Btwin rates highly too bit.ly/3YNzgFF Both are aluminium frame, so should be light and they are very similar. Have you compared the Zizzo Forte? Its another very similar bike amzn.to/3VploOX
@@hobocyclist 👍Thank you very much bro for the answer and useful information
@@ssman1375 All the best & thanks for watching my channel!
Hi Andy 😊 Nice video again. I bet it takes at least 2 hours to get those bikes up and running again 😎
And why didn't you bring a good raincape with you?
And by the way this frame is perfect! for your application; the chain comes off very very easy 👌
Can you please make a video on how you produce these handy long free! tyre rubbers 👍 See you in the next video 🤩
Thanks mate! Yes this frame design is good for taking apart. Yeah I got wet,the rains came down like a monsoon!
oh yes I will make a short soon about the rubber!
@@hobocyclist Great 👍
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@@hobocyclist Super! Thanks Andy 👍
I'll start off the bat by saying I chuffin hate cycling but I love what you do. Quirky and adventurous, a man after my own heart. First saw you on the Isle of wight leg of your trip. Keep it up dude and I'm now looking at giving a folding bike tour a crack although I'm expecting to hate it
Good on you mate! Yeah I’m no typical “cyclist” even though it’s in the name, i much more identify as a hacker and I’m always looking for a better cheaper way of doing the things I like. All the best for your adventures, using a folding bike means you can decide to stop riding and jump a train or bus as you please. Cheers for watching!
Just like junk but it works. I love it😂
Andy, how long does it take to put the bike completly setup again, approx.?(w/o the lugguage)❤
About 1 hour, it takes a bit longer to pack it down this small th-cam.com/video/qiyHYxC5as8/w-d-xo.html
I want one!!
Yeah they’re lots of fun!
Genial video me da ganas de animarme a viajar de esa forma en mi plegable japonesa. Saludos desde Perú. Alguna vez has tenido que arreglar fisuras en el cuadro o en el stem telescopico de una plegable?
¡Gracias! He tenido que soldar la potencia del manillar una vez, con una bicicleta plegable con marco de acero, en Luxemburgo
*promosm*
It’s been a while!
I don't know about all this, Andy. I think I'd just pay the extra fare instead of going through all that disassembly/ reassembly even though I'm frugal. I guess I'm just too lazy. It's not for everybody. Fold the bike, put it in the bag with the tools and stuff and bam, over.
Fair enough. It never even occurred to me to pay extra, I mean you could take a full size bike too if you go that route. How much is the extra charge?
@@hobocyclist I don't know. After removing the pedals, I put my 20'' Dahon in an unmarked bike bag and told them it was a wheel chair. I didn't pay extra. I've only done it one time and it was a domestic flight. Maybe I got lucky. Whatever.
@@SteffiReitsch Great tip! my mate travelled with his bike and said it was a pushchair. whatever works is the name of the game!
@@SteffiReitsch Very smart trick to say your folding bike is a wheel chair.
@@mardiffv.8775 Thanks.