Beginners Guide to Bikepacking - Bags, racks, cages and harnesses
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Whether you plan to carry everything but the kitchen sink, or you're just packing your credit card, how you carry it is worth considering.
How you pack your worldly possessions as you pedal off into the sunset depends on what packaging solutions you have at your disposal, and those solutions have a significant impact on how your bike rides and how comfortable you will be.
Join me as I share a few insights from my time on the road.
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Very cool info just wish you had better mic sound not great
Cheers. Yes. Few issues with sound on this one. Definitely have plans to invest in a good mic in the future as funds allow.
Thanks for
Watching and the comments 🙏
@@smiles_per_hr6408 look at dji mic 2 it good
How do you ride without at least a front shock? I find it hard on the bones.
@@azzanaki6368 the wider tyre (3inch) of the Pugsley makes for a very plush ride as I can run low pressure, of about 18psi loaded.
A suspension fork will typically only eliminate larger impacts due to their spring rate.
You might benefit from a lower tyre pressure to ease some small bumps. It is much easier to do if you’re set up is tubeless, but I know that the science says tyre pressure are often better much lower than the sidewall inscription. Unfortunately I cannot find the study I read undertaken by one of the elite cycling teams and their tyre sponsors
great content but next time use mic cause back ground noise is disturbing
Audio is too difficult to hear. Not only with traffic noise but with distance to camera low volume. You should make another episode with good audio. Then I would watch.
I will eventually refilm it, just a matter of free time. I’m pretty gutted about the audio, have remedied it for future episodes. Thanks