Thanks so much for this ride Cruise and Thuong-chàn. I'm gonna miss Nagoya. Goodluck to both of you. Can't wait to your next ride in Chiang Mai Thailand. ✌
Commuting rides were always special! So many, many fascinating things you’ve shared. This route has become very familiar to me too. Going to miss lovely place on earth called Japan - all the distant hills, enchanting countryside, beautiful rivers, your cycling rides, courtesy of people, everything.. heavenly..
Thanks Cruise and Thoung for exploring new and sometimes random routes to us, that in the long term we feel familiar to it. Thats why we love your channel, you go to places that we cant go. You live the dream for us.
I do not think you relise just how lucky you were on those paths ! They were actually not busy at all for a weekend. I live in England and my local country lanes get so much busier than that throughout the wee ! I also need to thank you for the solid tyres review you did a while ago. I trusted your advice and switched to them on my bike, after yet another puncture caused by thorny hedge trimmings, which forced me into a huge walk to get back home. They are excellent on all surfaces and I will never switch back to standard tyres for my daily country rides. I am so grateful for your advice !
Having never visited Japan, I've always appreciated the candour and insights along the various routes you two have explored together. Looking forward to discovering new sights and settings as you begin exploring Thailand by bike. 🙂👍
I really enjoy these videos. One gets an immersive experience of the area you are riding in. Looking forward to your future bike rides on unexplored routes.😎
I liked the bike commute. Alot of different scenery. Liked the train passing by segment. I have that same problem here in the States. Walkers especially, walking in the bike paths instead on their walking path side...smh. The video and sound was great. Thanks for sharing you two...🎥😃👍👌👊🚴♂️🚴♀️
That's a big problem here too. Even when they have separate areas, the walkers will use the cycling path. Ironically, there's a "cycling course" near the start of this video that's dominated by walkers and runners haha
Main reason why I stopped using the bike paths along venice and Santa Monica beaches. Too many pedestrians using the bikes only sections walking 10 abreast hogging the entire path, both ways.
many thing i want to say in this video 1 Tiny dog , light feeding ,easy to carry up , wont bite people , no need big cage save cost and space save. and walking dog is good to cure depression and to know new friend . 2 GoPro10 4K in low light a lot motion blur and lost stabilizer in bumpy road just like 8 , but i realize the ending part is good quality i guess the reason you're not moving . Overall DJI still better abit (for me ) XDD 3 Gonna miss the route , Quite rare to find a good patch for long ride without traffic light, good view in other Asia country . From Malaysia .
Thanks for sharing! Little dogs definitely makes sense for a lot of reasons. Pocket 2 wins in low light for sure, and I'm really gonna miss this long safe route. Hopefully we're able to find some new ones.
A double "lets go!" Love it! 😄 I rarely see anyone else in your videos who are riding drop bar road bikes or look like serious cyclists. Here in Michigan even on the rail trails you still see nice road and gravel bikes. Is recreational cycling not as big in Japan?
I know these route so well that I could easily find the way from your home to your Working Place or the other direction. I really like that big tower on the river side. Makes me a little sad that you went out of Nagoya. Best wishes for both of you, Maybe you remember me from older videos, Thomas from Germany. Ps, my old account was banned because of my political views here in Germany, but with a VPN everything goes 😉
Loved the ride, the camera footage is great and performed well in low light condition, I’m gonna miss Nagoya but we can always go back and see the replays right ?, that black cool car you pointed out is or looks like a Subaru WRX
Excellent video quality on the GoPro Hero 10 camera. I have a GoPro Hero 5 that I take on my bike rides. I have it mounted to the handlebar using a rigid aluminum mount. It works like a charm with minimal bumps and blurring of the video. I would definitely recommend this method. For rides in excess of one hour, I bring along a compact battery bank. It gives me over 5 hours of non-stop footage. I picked one up from Walmart for less than $20. I mount it to my top tube using some electrical tape and a small usb-c cable. Not the best way to do it, but it's just a temporary solution for greater rides. I did a GranFondo ride during the weekend. I was able to record the event from start to finish and it was set and forget easy. I got over 5 hours of footage without swapping batteries.
A double-let's go, today! Lol! Looks so beautiful and warm in Nagoya. I just woke up to 10 degree C Sunday morning in Montreal. Oh well... at least the coffee is hot. Have a good ride! Edit: Dog people! Excellent.
Hi Cruise, could you please talk inside one of your next videos which are the things that you are gonna miss the most from Japan? Kind of sad topic :( I know you already talked about it several times but..try to make a ranking if u can. Thanks!
A sweet potato frappuccino...seriously?? I almost wretched as soon as you had said it. lol Some things are just wrong no matter which planet or galaxy you are in or on. Great Video!
hello im new in japan , maybe 2 weeks only. im from matsusaka mie. can you recommend a good road bike or gravel bike ? or can you show your bike group set and some advice to a newbies? thanks in advance, keep safe.
When I was in Japan I never had bike equipment, like a speedometer or other things, but back in my home country Romania - you would not leave anything on your bike. My question would be, is it safe to lock your bike outside for shorter periods of time without fearing your equipment being stolen? I would guess it would be safe from my experiences in Japan but you've been there for longer (I spend 1 year)
It appears that the natural sound from the GP10 was not terrible. I was watching Thuong-chan hips rocking around 12 minutes. My first question is the saddle height wrong? And is she spinning or mashing.
I can’t say I share Thuong’s nostalgic feeling for childhood air pollution. Even now people burn wood a lot (mostly for vanity), they use petrol lawn mowers on small lawns where you can easily use corded or battery ones. They burn garden waste on bonfires rather than composting it, set off fireworks all year round. And that’s before you get to the traffic fumes. It feels like things are getting worse, not better despite all the climate and pollution problems we have now. And with asthma you feel trapped inside with the windows shut a lot of the time once summer is over.
GP10 looks ok but prefer the Pocket 2's rendition, however, really dislike its built-in obsolescence with the non-replaceable battery. I suppose by the time the battery dies, though, the tech would probably have advanced to the point where one would want to upgrade anyway. But, wish that choice could be left up to the user with a replaceable battery instead of making a device without it. I mean, there's already enough e-waste in the world to deal with without the need to toss out a device that would still work except for needing a fresh battery. So, score the GP for the win on that front over the DJI (as long as they'd still be making batteries for it in the future, that is).
I prefer the removeable batteries as well. Bonus points to DJI though for having an easy mic adapter accessory. Gopro's is much larger and overheats when you use it. Wish action cameras included a mic plug.
th-cam.com/video/TwzcTVTWb6I/w-d-xo.html it's a subaru impreza older model i think :)) btw good luck to your new country cruise.....yes as thoung said cruise is cool......perfect couple :)
I'm sure gonna miss this route. Glad to ride it one last time together with Thuong-chan :)
GoPro 10 seems to do just fine, even in low light. Some bumps did 'blurred' for second, but overall I would say 'very nice'!
Thanks so much for this ride Cruise and Thuong-chàn. I'm gonna miss Nagoya. Goodluck to both of you. Can't wait to your next ride in Chiang Mai Thailand. ✌
ぬぷ、ヌプヌプしてる
立った、勃たない（断言）
パンパンパンパンパンパン！パンパン
Surely gonna miss seeing Japan, but very excited for your future videos!!
Thanks! Us too!
Commuting rides were always special! So many, many fascinating things you’ve shared. This route has become very familiar to me too. Going to miss lovely place on earth called Japan - all the distant hills, enchanting countryside, beautiful rivers, your cycling rides, courtesy of people, everything.. heavenly..
Thanks Cruise and Thoung for exploring new and sometimes random routes to us, that in the long term we feel familiar to it. Thats why we love your channel, you go to places that we cant go. You live the dream for us.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😁
I do not think you relise just how lucky you were on those paths ! They were actually not busy at all for a weekend.
I live in England and my local country lanes get so much busier than that throughout the wee !
I also need to thank you for the solid tyres review you did a while ago. I trusted your advice and switched to them on my bike, after yet another puncture caused by thorny hedge trimmings, which forced me into a huge walk to get back home.
They are excellent on all surfaces and I will never switch back to standard tyres for my daily country rides. I am so grateful for your advice !
Glad they worked out! Definitely gonna miss these paths
Love your content and it is such inspiring sharing the life of both you while sightseeing Japan
Having never visited Japan, I've always appreciated the candour and insights along the various routes you two have explored together. Looking forward to discovering new sights and settings as you begin exploring Thailand by bike. 🙂👍
Thanks! We are too!
I really enjoy these videos. One gets an immersive experience of the area you are riding in. Looking forward to your future bike rides on unexplored routes.😎
Glad you like them! Looking forward to new routes :)
I liked the bike commute. Alot of different scenery. Liked the train passing by segment. I have that same problem here in the States. Walkers especially, walking in the bike paths instead on their walking path side...smh. The video and sound was great. Thanks for sharing you two...🎥😃👍👌👊🚴♂️🚴♀️
That's a big problem here too. Even when they have separate areas, the walkers will use the cycling path. Ironically, there's a "cycling course" near the start of this video that's dominated by walkers and runners haha
Main reason why I stopped using the bike paths along venice and Santa Monica beaches. Too many pedestrians using the bikes only sections walking 10 abreast hogging the entire path, both ways.
many thing i want to say in this video
1 Tiny dog , light feeding ,easy to carry up , wont bite people , no need big cage save cost and space save. and walking dog is good to cure depression and to know new friend .
2 GoPro10 4K in low light a lot motion blur and lost stabilizer in bumpy road just like 8 , but i realize the ending part is good quality i guess the reason you're not moving . Overall DJI still better abit (for me ) XDD
3 Gonna miss the route , Quite rare to find a good patch for long ride without traffic light, good view in other Asia country . From Malaysia .
Thanks for sharing! Little dogs definitely makes sense for a lot of reasons. Pocket 2 wins in low light for sure, and I'm really gonna miss this long safe route. Hopefully we're able to find some new ones.
nice ride again...you will miss all of these bike routes you made....
Definitely.
natural colours look so much better than blown out setting.
Agreed!
A double "lets go!" Love it! 😄 I rarely see anyone else in your videos who are riding drop bar road bikes or look like serious cyclists. Here in Michigan even on the rail trails you still see nice road and gravel bikes. Is recreational cycling not as big in Japan?
There are a decent amount, but they rarely ride on weekdays because of work. Only early morning on weekends and most never ride on these paths
I know these route so well that I could easily find the way from your home to your Working Place or the other direction. I really like that big tower on the river side. Makes me a little sad that you went out of Nagoya. Best wishes for both of you, Maybe you remember me from older videos, Thomas from Germany. Ps, my old account was banned because of my political views here in Germany, but with a VPN everything goes 😉
The view over the bridge is really iconic and I'm definitely gonna miss it. Hopefully I'll find some nice new paths where we end up next :)
Loved the ride, the camera footage is great and performed well in low light condition, I’m gonna miss Nagoya but we can always go back and see the replays right ?, that black cool car you pointed out is or looks like a Subaru WRX
Thanks! We're also likely gonna watch a lot of our old videos longingly haha
I really enjoy your cycling in Japan..
Glad you enjoy them 😁
Excellent video quality on the GoPro Hero 10 camera. I have a GoPro Hero 5 that I take on my bike rides. I have it mounted to the handlebar using a rigid aluminum mount. It works like a charm with minimal bumps and blurring of the video. I would definitely recommend this method. For rides in excess of one hour, I bring along a compact battery bank. It gives me over 5 hours of non-stop footage. I picked one up from Walmart for less than $20. I mount it to my top tube using some electrical tape and a small usb-c cable. Not the best way to do it, but it's just a temporary solution for greater rides. I did a GranFondo ride during the weekend. I was able to record the event from start to finish and it was set and forget easy. I got over 5 hours of footage without swapping batteries.
I always use spare batteries, but battery banks also work 👍
A double-let's go, today! Lol!
Looks so beautiful and warm in Nagoya. I just woke up to 10 degree C Sunday morning in Montreal. Oh well... at least the coffee is hot. Have a good ride!
Edit: Dog people! Excellent.
It was still pretty hot until today 😅
There was a bonus @ 40:38
@@Chrisb8s True! A triple-let's go ride! What's up in the Universe, I wonder.
Hi Cruise, could you please talk inside one of your next videos which are the things that you are gonna miss the most from Japan? Kind of sad topic :( I know you already talked about it several times but..try to make a ranking if u can. Thanks!
I'll likely talk about this after we leave. We also already made a video talking about what we love about Japan.
I like this camera.
Let's go 👉🚴👍☀️
Congratulations 🙏
Thanks! For? 😅
A sweet potato frappuccino...seriously?? I almost wretched as soon as you had said it. lol Some things are just wrong no matter which planet or galaxy you are in or on. Great Video!
I want it so bad 😂
hello im new in japan , maybe 2 weeks only. im from matsusaka mie. can you recommend a good road bike or gravel bike ? or can you show your bike group set and some advice to a newbies? thanks in advance, keep safe.
When I was in Japan I never had bike equipment, like a speedometer or other things, but back in my home country Romania - you would not leave anything on your bike.
My question would be, is it safe to lock your bike outside for shorter periods of time without fearing your equipment being stolen? I would guess it would be safe from my experiences in Japan but you've been there for longer (I spend 1 year)
It's so safe over there. Can't leave bikes unattended like that in most of america.
It's really nice :)
I know that you can’t use bells. But can you have loud clickety hubs ?
Yes! That's what they're good for haha
Beautiful. I wish To have Gopro10!!
Thanks!
It appears that the natural sound from the GP10 was not terrible. I was watching Thuong-chan hips rocking around 12 minutes. My first question is the saddle height wrong? And is she spinning or mashing.
It’s not too bad. She isn’t the best with gears and doesn’t change often
Is Japan doing anything that you can see with regards to city planning to be improving cycleability?
No changes really. It's decent in some places, but lots of room for improvement I think.
51:03 looks like a 2008 wrx, maybe sti, subaru
I'm just glad to see the arms
😂 full hours worth
@@TwoWheelCruise EXACTLY
What bike computer are you using? And where did you get the mount please?
wahoo elemnt bolt, the mount came with it.
Great route and ride , Thailand may surprise You though ?
We're going in with semi-high expectations :)
I can’t say I share Thuong’s nostalgic feeling for childhood air pollution. Even now people burn wood a lot (mostly for vanity), they use petrol lawn mowers on small lawns where you can easily use corded or battery ones. They burn garden waste on bonfires rather than composting it, set off fireworks all year round. And that’s before you get to the traffic fumes. It feels like things are getting worse, not better despite all the climate and pollution problems we have now. And with asthma you feel trapped inside with the windows shut a lot of the time once summer is over.
I'm also not a fan, can't stand it. 😑 No idea why she likes it haha
16:48
Cruz: alternative secret river path
Random people walking around
Keep better secrets Cruz
secret for cyclists haha. Gotta stop making these videos 😅
Is that a dedicated riding track?
No, they are multi-purpose paths definitely not designed for cyclists, but not many people use them.
when are you guys moving
Car at about 51 mins was a Subaru Impreza...very rumbly engine.
Thanks!
"huskyyyyy"
"no" 😂😂
Dream crusher
Thanks for the video Cruise . A tip , you don't need half your clothes in Thailand , don't take any warm clothes :-)
That's the plan!
How long did it take for you to ride 40km? Was it 80km daily?
It was 40km daily, took about 45 minutes each way
You'll need to give a final review of the "solid" tires before you sell the bike.
Another solid tire review? I already made like 4 of those haha
WRX possible STi at 51:00. lol 2005-2007
I think I'll buy with her those cameras
We got one for her too haha
We got one for her too haha
Nice Helmets
Thanks! We really like them so far.
@@TwoWheelCruise it really looks good on you and Thuong
GP10 looks ok but prefer the Pocket 2's rendition, however, really dislike its built-in obsolescence with the non-replaceable battery. I suppose by the time the battery dies, though, the tech would probably have advanced to the point where one would want to upgrade anyway. But, wish that choice could be left up to the user with a replaceable battery instead of making a device without it. I mean, there's already enough e-waste in the world to deal with without the need to toss out a device that would still work except for needing a fresh battery. So, score the GP for the win on that front over the DJI (as long as they'd still be making batteries for it in the future, that is).
I prefer the removeable batteries as well. Bonus points to DJI though for having an easy mic adapter accessory. Gopro's is much larger and overheats when you use it. Wish action cameras included a mic plug.
Hope u to in hokkaido or sakhalin islands russia not far
Would love to one day.
th-cam.com/video/TwzcTVTWb6I/w-d-xo.html it's a subaru impreza older model i think :)) btw good luck to your new country cruise.....yes as thoung said cruise is cool......perfect couple :)
You must ride to the top of the Doi Suthep in Chiang Mai a lot of the Chiang Mai cyclists eat dinner at the basement food court in the Maya Mall
Looking forward to it!
You need to be more courteous on those narrow paths.
Dogs in Japan are craaaaazy expensive.
Agreed, and no shelters :(
Leaving Japan for Thailand a 3rd world country will be a huge step for a young couple
Colours look nice. I hate "vibrant" colours, because they are fake.
Thanks! We will likely continue using these natural colors
why does a girl ride spd pedals when her left leg is not hooked>?
So they call their little dogs "cute bark?"
basically haha
It's a combustion car, so I no longer care.