Vrmac Ridge: An Offroad ride! // RECUMBENT TRIKE vlog | Kotor, Montenegro | Steintrikes Wild One
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- In this recumbent trike vlog, we take you for an offroad ride along the Vrmac Ridge above the Kotor Bay in Montenegro. We ride our Steintrikes Wild One trikes, which are luckily fully suspended so we could handle this terrain!
Previously we thought that this is just a hiking path, but this year in the Tourist office in Tivat we got a map that showed this trail as a bike trail, so we decided to try it out for the first time! Oh, and were we surprised!
Tough ride, but also some nice views from the top - is it worth it?
The map is further down in the description :)
Location: Vrmac, Montenegro
Filmed: July 2021
Trikes: Steintrikes Wild One
Map: ridewithgps.co...
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Thanks for your wonderful videos!!!
My trike family really enjoys watching your adventures by trikes. Beautiful scenery and great background information! Thanks again for sharing!
Thank you so much for the comment! 😊
Whaaw what a ride. Congratulations on proceeding till the end.
I know Steintrikes are made for off-road, but this seems to be off-road from a different class.
I am glad I could join the ride in a virtual way this time. Definitely not for me anymore.
You must have slept very good after such an adventure.
Thanks again for making a nice video of your trip.
See you on the next one. :-)
Hahaha, indeed "off-road from a different class". We were obviously expecting some off-road terrain, but not that much! It was still very fun, and also very beautiful. And there is also a sense of achievement after finishing such a ride 😊✨
Bonjour ! Quel plaisir de vous retrouver par le biais de vos vidéos, mais là vous vous êtes attaqués à du tout terrain avec un bon dénivelé, ce ne devait pas être facile mais que de belles vues ! Bises de Lorraine ! 🍊 🍊 🍊 ...
Merci beaucoup! Oui, c'est vrai que c'était du tout terrain extrême ! Mais ça vaut le coup! 😊
Buenas tardes muy peligroso, pero que lugares tan hermosos, saludos
Gracias 😊
I am more successful climbing steep hills on a recumbent trike because you can pause during the climb and not worry about your balance. The limitation has been getting enough traction on some sections of rocky or sandy terrain. I had mild all-terrain tires. I'm planning on changing to more aggressive off-road tires for some future rides.
My tip: When I must walk the trike due to a lack of traction, I pull my trike with the back wheel in front (like a chariot).
Thank you for sharing the beautiful scenery. THAT is what makes the effort worth it!
Happy riding!
Thank you so much for the comment and for the suggestion about walking the trike! We are still looking for the best possibility, and we also hope that we don't have to walk the trike - riding is so much easier. It is true that there are some limitations on rocky and sandy terrain. I think it is because there is not enough weight on the rear wheel (compared to a regular upright bike), so there is not enough traction sometimes... But better tires, off-road type would surely help. However, we usually ride on asphalt, so we also have tires that are more adapted to that.
Great climbing guys. Loose gravel does make it more tricky to maintain grip on the steeper climbs. Looks like a great place to ride though. 👍👍🧗♂️🧗♂️
Thank you! Yes, on loose gravel, uphill, sometimes the rear wheel is slipping. Probably because there is not enough weight on the rear (compared to an upright bike). 🤔
New subscriber and looking forward to seeing more about your trike experiences and seeing the countryside. Cheers
Thank you so much! Welcome aboard! 😊
As usual your scenery is beautiful, your narratives are wonderful especially the historic references. If nothing else Steintrikes has a good commercial possibility for the ruggedness of its trikes! Continue to ride safe and stay well.
Thank you so much! Yes, Steintrikes have very robust frames, and also an excellent suspension system, so they qualify even for terrains like this! Even if we still prefer a bit flatter terrains for our rides 😂
it very good, when you can travel in your pleasure
Awesome scenery, I can feel my knees on the climb and imagine my hands squeezing the brakes on the downhill.
Hahaha, thank you! It was tough on some parts, but also very beautiful! 😊
Riding uphill on a trike always feels weird. It takes forever in the lowest gear you have, but at the same time you can still enjoy what's going on around you.
That's so true! But on the other hand, if you are not a good climber (like me), you can just take your time and go as slowly as you want!
What a great day. Sun, not too much wind, a wonderful climb and (I guess) a fast downhill. What triker could ask for more?
Thank you for the comment! 😊 What could we ask for more - almost nothing! But maybe a bit lower temperature (it was over 35 C). 😂
I’m really impressed. That was a hard effort getting up that climb. The downhill looked pretty scary!
Thank you for the comment, and also for noticing about the downhill, I thought it was just me! With the narrow road and different types of rocks... but it was worth it!
Great, thank you. Trikes are so good for just steadily moving over rough terrain. Any punctures?
No, none. It seems that the puncture-proof tires that we have are doing their job 👍
Al ste poslje sigurno uživali u nizbrdici.😁😁
Svakako! Samo tamo smo prebrzo išli da bismo i snimili 😁
Well done on climbing that rough road, did you ever need a lower gear, or was traction the main challenge whilst climbing on those loose rocks? Thanks for the video, I'm looking to do similar rides here in New Zealand, your videos are helping me understand what recumbent trike specs I should try to get.
I noticed that only on the red trike you have 3 sprockets in the front. The green one has only one mid size sprocket. Is there any reason?
(I'm impressed that you made it up this mountain with such a quite fast gear ratio.)
:)