My Bike Packing Set up | Decathlon Riverside | Lapierre Cross-hill 5.0
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Welcome back to another vlog.
This week I thought I would discuss my bike packing set up which I intend to use more in 2024.
I have dabbled over the last two years but I have found the kit I bought was not up to scratch.
By no means am I a bike packing expert, and I have just shared my open and honest opinion about the Riverside kit purchased from Decathlon.
I have also started using some of my new DJI kit so again its not brilliant but I am learning, one thing is not attatch the mic so close to my mouth as you can hear my sniffling and breathing so I apologise in advance.
I would love for you to share your thoughts and I look forward to hearing your feedback.
Enjoy.
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Great film. I’m heading along these lines. Thanks
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I clicked on because of the thumbnail. 😂
...stayed for the brilliant setup. 😁👍
P.S. I've actually seen people go overboard with the amount of panniers.
It fun watching the crash
Thank you, I have made those mistakes of taking way too much, I'm talking 3 days of way too much. I now take the bare minimum.
Looking forward to your experience with the Yorkshire coast route. Although you might not find this video too in depth, I’m really glad I stumbled upon it. Videos about practical experience with Riverside gear are scarce compared to the bigger brands. And as I am interested in getting this kit, you helped point out some things I was unsure of. Like the stability of the saddle pack. Cheers from a 2nd generation Geordie in the Netherlands.
I'm glad you found it useful, I was using stuff from lifeline and the quality is no where good or as well thought out.
nice looking rig! looking forward to seeing the bikepack videos!
Coming soon!
Very useful film. What do you do about lights? Thank you.
I use a rechargeable front and rear and also carry a head torch that uses AAA batteries and carry spares as back up.
Nice and cozy setup! Would’ve been nicer had you posted the list of all the equipment!
I will amend this when I get home from Spain cycling for you.
Same interest here, for the equipment list. Cheers!
Nice set up…i’m sure as time goes on you’ll change things out….i would only recommend a larger rear cassette,stick a 50t on there using a derailleur extender….also the bottle mount on the underside of the downtube can be moved further away from the front wheel using something like a wolf tooth cage mount …..but yeah easier gearing versus harder especially when loaded up 🙂👍🏻
Thanks for the input.
Where will you store food? These bags look remarkable. I’ve a desire to look them over after this video.
Hello I will be storing them in the frame bag and grab stuff like gels and sncks either in top tube bag or handle bar snack bag.
Thats a clean setup
I think so, and it's very stable on rough terrain also.
well worth swopping that rear cassette to the deore M8000 XT - 11-40. WIll give you alot more options when loaded up on big hills. I also run the 810 groupset granted with a 48-31 on the front but yea the 11-40 on the back is a solid option.
Thank you
Nice setup and I like the brand. Not a fan of hydration backpack (from my days as a jogger and when I first started cycling) nor the bivvy tent (reminds me of a coffin IMO.)
I agree on backpack for running, much prefer soft flasks on the chest style vests. On a bike it's a lot better and I woukd rather carry it and not need it, than desperately need it.
What is the bike brand? Perhaps put out a list of what you have set up on the bike??
bike brand is Lapierre, and the kit is from Decathlon, iv labelled this is the title but will add a list in the description, thank you for the input.
@@coach_craig_chronicles thank you. I eventually tracked it down to Decathlon. It looks like good stuff. Although I try to avoid buying or heading to Decathlon as a first stop in my search
Thanks for sharing!
How do you go about finding decent routes?
Hello, I personally have multiple ways. Komoot is my most used method, closely followed by Ride with GPS. Next I see what organised bikepacking rides there are and then either take part or find the gps route afterwards. Next is word of mouth, fortunately a friend does this a lot. Lastly, other youtubers, I personally like keep Smilling Adventures.
There is so much good info in the video, but no links
I will add over the weekend.
Thumbnail looked silly. Mr Bean style. Lol
Haha
Those bad experiences might be my fault 😂
You made them even better, I'd have probably died if I was on my own.
😂 @@coach_craig_chronicles Glad I kept you alive
Why do you not have a electric bike with a solar charger.?
I just have this, sorry.
Is Riverside a bike shop??
its a brand available at decathlon
dat clickbait thumbnail. XD
No ability to use the tops of your handlebars. No thanks.
You can do without the aero bars, this is just my personal preference.