Bikepacking How To Pack.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
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Hey, I’m Mark! ( Solo BikePacker ) Obsessed with Bikepacking gear & Bikepacking the world, seeing a new places, off the beaten path with my camera and Bikepacking rig (THE BEAST). I have been Bikepacking since 2013 with my custom Bamboo full fatbike. Please Like & comment below CHEERS
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After 12 years of Bikepacking and learning from numerous trail errors, my Bikepacking Gearlist for 2023 is now available for free download in PDF format on Patreon Free membership. This comprehensive guide not only details my gear and its sources but also offers valuable insights on how to efficiently pack it on your bike, ensuring the ultimate setup for your adventures. Benefit from my extensive experience and discover top-notch bikepacking gear. Cheers! It's my hope that this resource will save you both time and money when building your own setup.
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Ok, I'm looking into getting into bike packing, ok and this video has given me a great insight into what I need, ok thanks!👍😎
OLD VIDEO FOR SURE YOU NEED LESS .. HERE NEW GEAR LIST I USE NOW www.hochiminhtrails.com/bikepacking-gear-list/
Solo Bikepacker ok thanks I'll check it out...
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Great to see the set up. Lots of thought gone into that from your experience. Love the GoPro Gimball, though with much more advanced internal stabilisation now you probably done need it any more..
Thanks for the tips! yeah it out of date for sure got new gear now
amazing gimble buddy will do a good job ;)
not waterproof so i got to mod it
Solo Bikepacker
;( ffs always something isnt there lolo
th-cam.com/video/Rpmwh5sGRyo/w-d-xo.html
Great looking setup. Love the tip about putting the bottles upside down in freezing temps... never would have thought of that. But then again, I'm not much of a cold weather person either...
Love the gimbal as well.... I was looking at those just the other day! Thinking of a setup similar to yours (I already have a chest harness mount as well as handlebar & fork mounts)
Thanks yeah Gimbal is cool i was going to get the 360 fly camera but decide on the gimbal as the 360 video quality is not gear .. thanks for watching ... i look forward see your setup up on youtube as there not many out there...
Solo Bikepacker Thanks for responding. Mine gear setup is a little different than most because I carry a lot of camera stuff on board - gotta get those great shots!!!!
post a updated one did you ever get the drone i seen you where looking for 1
ps check out this you might be interested in ... watch the video facebook.com/vietnammountainbikemarathon
Wow... that Vietnam event looks fantastic! I wish I was able to attend! Love the promo video as well!!! Very well done!
I love this guy's videos
yeah i really in packing lol got few more coming out working on racesetup over nighter setup packrafting setup etc
I love your review, by far it's the best ever
I normally feel like people talk too much but I can listen to you talk all day! You really should be getting paid for this I'm going to subscribe your page
Rock on man !
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Drinking game.... okay
Where did you get the Bar Yak from & how much?
baryak.com
THAT IS AWESOME
THANKS STILL UPDATING IT JUST ADDED PACK RAFT
Will you be vlogging or filming the actual rides at all?
not sure what direction my videos our going, now i finish and happy with my gear and setup yeah sure i do a over nighter on monday and bring the camera ... what you think of here it about 55km from where i am now english.vietnamnet.vn/fms/vietnam-in-photos/57992/the-peak-of-hon-ba-mountain.html let me know a do video
kool ;)
Thank you for sharing your experience!
Holy crap that thing looks cool as hell. I have always just rode with my pack on my back but I bet that's more balanced. I just don't like to put things on my bike.
yeah I don't like putting thing on my back feel it when breathing harder going up hills... but like it on the bike really balanced ... thanks for the comments
Solo Bikepacker I would love to take a bike like that for a test ride. I bet it would make the ride more comfy.
any time in Vietnam give me a shout.... my place www.gb-studio-apartments.com
Solo Bikepacker now that sounds like it would be a fun trip lol. I've always wanted to travel around the world an buy a used bike in every country an mail it home. By the time you got back you would have an awesome collection of rare bikes I bet.
yeah they sell bamboo bike here very cool.. now of to beach bar
Great set up. Comparable to Final Frontier. Appreciated the info at the end how you support this mad addiction, sorry, hobby!
Where do your elbows rest when you're on the baryak bar ends?
money come money goes
100% true & if it goes on bike parts you can see where it's gone.
yeah trust me better to go on bike parts .. if it didnt it would been spent on hookers and beer and the rest i would just waste lol
Any idea what the total packed weight of the rig is?
sortedtales yeah when I put it on the plane the pack wieght was 25 kg with packing and box so think it come about 22kgs total but just put a new setup and total wieght is 15 kg
Nice overview. Drink everytime he says, "okay".
i am irish i drink all the time OK lol
Great Video! How did you fit those Salsa Anything cages on your carbon fork and carbon frame?? Thanks in advance
He said he attached the cages with tape and zip ties.
Make it yourself thanks to woodprix plans. I think it's the best way to learn how to build it in the cheapest way.
Interested to know more about what time of bike you use there, as well? Keep up great channel.
www.lamerecycles.com/fatbike
Keeping goose down compressed for long periods of time can immensely reduce it's insulation value.
very true thats why soon as i arrive and camp i open up the sleeping bag . but also once every few months i wash the sleeping bag and put it in the dry with few tennis balls brings it back to life
Great video thank you
I think you're going for a particular look, and I get that. But if you were to get a bontrager rear rack you could tie down a 40 liter backpack on the back and put pretty much all of your gear in that. By having the backpack strap to the rear rack you won't really be sacrificing much of your minimalist look, and you won't have to put so much thought into how you pack things away
Zst Nn yeah but to go off trails this is better
Zst Nn You’re right but then all of the weight is on the rear. Having bags mounted throughout your bike allows for a better weight distribution which means a more stable ride.
For sure bikepacking is more stable
less is more in bikepacking
Pretty awesome setup! Great organization! Love the idea of the Fatty.
thanks the gear has come along way since that video will post a new 3 season setup great for weekends and 3 season touring .. i post it next weekend once back from bikepacking and pack rafting adventure in vietnam
Got any bike packing question ask away
How do you pack your packraft to your bike ?
Dude, get a rear rack. Blackburn make one. Put panniers on it. Ortlieb make them. Repeat for the front. Get a Carradice saddlebag or something similar. You'll end up with five bags and twice as much capacity. You'll be able to load/unload your bike in two minutes rather than struggling with lots of tiny bags. I know it's not hipster, but it works far better than what you have there.
why I need twice as much capacity .. why i need pannier. pannier is so old fashion rattling breaks only take me 30 sec to pull out my gear why would want spend 2 mins my seat more comfortable why go for less comfort. this works fine specially on single track trails pannier wouldn't make it on the trails i go on and would need a steel bike which would be so heavy .. not my idea of a trip
@@Bikepacking So you leave all your bags on your bike all the time? Even when you're in your tent? I wouldn't do it that way, but OK then. Don't know what it has to do with the seat. As for capacity, I see you have so many bags, all stuffed full, it looks like capacity is an issue for you.
BTW - my Ortlieb bags are over twenty years old, have been used all that time for shopping, load carrying and on/offroad riding and touring, and absolutely nothing has ever broken. Nor do they rattle.
But it's all up to you , obviously. Good luck.
That's a old video i have even packraft on my setups now and lots of space
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I learnt a lot since that video..
tired of the backpack thing myself.looking to go "FAT" next.
J Brand yeah that's how I got into it and can go further
why do you choose fat bike wheels / tires? isnt it even more of a bitch going up any hills? Looks damn cool though!
I watched a lot of bicycle touring videos before i decided on fat bike , seen so many people pushing there bike through the mud or sand or walking there bike through the snow .... with these tires i can ride over anything and being carbon wheels and frame the bike is extreme light . my bike is only 10 kgs with gear the bike coming in at 18kgs most touring bikes start at 18 kgs and with gear there well over 45 kgs .. so going up hill for me is easier than using traditional setup ....
Solo Bikepacker cool mate! Sorry i didnt get the weight conclusion what's exactly. total weight of ur bike in kgs? And separately the bike and gear? Also how much did the bike cost a d then all the luggage that when on it?
The 3 season setup is coming in at 18 kgs including bike and gear ... the bike is about 10 kgs on it own....
price of gear and bike here th-cam.com/video/kDT8X-8dWMc/w-d-xo.html the bike little more expensive than you dirt bike
i changed my setup since that video lighter and better packing setup add me on Facebook if you got any question about getting your bike setup i think i could set this up now for half the price including shipping to thailand facebook.com/mark.steenson
cheers mate. ur fb doesnt allow anyone to add you, but i messaged u. not looking really to set this up soon, but its a possible future project so dont waste time giving me a bunch of info now, cheers though!
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This video could have been 2 minutes long and covered just as much as you did in 20....
thank for feed back look forward seeing your videos
Just checked you don't have any videos
Did say I had any
SORRY I THOUGHT YOU DID WHEN YOU GIVE ADVICE ON HOW LONG THE VIDEO SHOULD BE.. FROM EXPERIENCE OF MAKING TH-cam CONTENT
I do have experience making videos. I have a channel not associated with this account
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