And what about the way Jacob pulled away on the climb as well at 30:00. I thought he was tired he's a powerful beast - last night's pizza did the trick.
Honestly cannot overstate how well made these videos are. I haven't a clue how you do it all mate, between the cooking video editing and the cycling its just unbelievable. Thanks a ton for these x also jacobs a warrior
It’s like watching a cooking channel where the chef occasionally rides a bike to relax 😂 love it - perfect combination and great filming and editing 🙂 I bet teammates are lining up to go on food tasting, I mean training camps with you !
Brilliant, just brilliant. First rate filming, training insight, hydration, nutrition, commentary, and two blokes being themselves and not trying too hard. As an ardent cycling fan I loved this. Soo many peeps/channels are nowhere near this level of content. Top notch cooking too! More of this plz. Much more. 👊
Wicked content. Could not get enough of your nutritional fueling protocol before, during and after your rides. Thank you, but I love my red wine - where does that fit in the eat-(drink)-my-ride app? I appreciate your dedication to your sport - mate - serious kitchen chops too! Super impressed with the meals. I'm a mid 50's Canadian who spent a couple of years in Oz as a youngster. I rode up the Col de Bonette this past summer on a supported cycling dream tour of a lifetime (100 Cols). We did it from the same side starting in Beuil, hitting the teardrop loop to get to 2860m and ending in Jausiers. What an epic day on the bike! - another day at the office for you. I definitely wasn't ripping 280-290w @ almost 4w/kg. Keep it going and best of luck with the rest of your program this season. Rubber side down.
Great video Harry! Beautiful scenery, useful insights on training and nutrition, and a masterclass in cooking. I loved the friendship you guys have, great chemistry.
Hey Harry, thanks for the videos and congrats on the new contract. If you plan on a new slate of videos this off season, I’d love to see one that addresses the logistics of a transfer. I don’t think any fans have a good appreciation for the way it impacts a rider’s day-to-day life. Anyway, good luck next year and cheers.
Amazed anyone has the strength to cook like that after 4-5 hours of riding! That roof rack is very cool--I would use one to escape the snow in Ontario and go to Virginia 1100 kms away to ride where it is green!
Big fan and watch for the cycling. BUT the food is amazing. My favorite was your mom being glad to have you home for your cooking. Priceless. Keep riding strong. You’re killin it
Brilliant! Amazing food your making. I think you've just passed lockdown Victor & Jefke as the most entertaining cycling channel! Keep up the great work.
Awesome stuff mate! This is the perfect thing to watch while it's wet and horrible outside and you're doing a long one on the turbo. Makes you remember why you do it.
It's really nice to see a pro cyclist with cooking skills and more important that shows that in order to perform even at the highest level you don't have to follow a bland and boring diet. The Gnocchi and the focaccia get the "molto bene" seal of approval, the pizza is still well done, but I think you got the potential to do a lot better, I don't believe that someone like you don't have a pizza stone. Keep it up and greetings from Italy 🤘
I would go with this bad boy to Rychlebské stezky CZ, one of the best place to MTB in this part east eu, of course before need to do legs on Jeseniky mountains roads ;)
Stumbled upon this video - have already watched it twice!! The video has everything, cycling bits, nutritional bits, tech bits, scenery bits and of course - cooking bits. Have now subscribed to the channel - thanks guys
I currently mainly cycle indoors (indoor bike), and enjoy cycling while watching videos like this. I've picked up on indoor cycling a lot this past year, focusing on building endurance. Winning one, I'd love to begin transitioning to outdoors, taking it out for adventures and longer cruises across the PNW.
As always, it is a delight to watch your videos. That Tree Frog bike rack looks sick though! If I had one, I would definitely try to explore my country Romania and do some well-known climbs, maybe get some KOMs. Cheers Harry!
Would love to take my bike down to Utah to do some cycling when I visit my buddy this summer. Gimme dat Tree Frog! Sidebar: love the cooking content. Love the training montages. Even the fueling channel. Thanks for putting in all the effort boys!
Thanks for all, I have always been impressed on how much you eat...so I started eating much more in the bike and I am thankfull of what a diference in positive it had made in my capacity of effort and recovery!!!! If I am honored winning the treefrograck I will carry my babys to the central pyrenes...near Jaca to ride around tourmalet, panticosa, portalet...etc!!!
Loving the vids, and cooking is on point. i would use the treefrograck to go up to Switserland and climb the Tremola and Furka pass. Keep up the great content.
Your videos are incredible masterpieces, they are so well done and the fact that you tell us about your life as a pro cyclist sparing no detail is super cool and makes us discover what it is like to be a pro cyclist. Much love continue like that your videos are super cool to watch and even if they are 34 minutes long it's really easy to watch it fully
@@HarrySweeny98 Of course, I like your videos, being a 15 year old French amateur cyclist it is always a pleasure to watch your videos it teaches me a lot about cycling and the part where you cook is my favourite part because I can get meal ideas from you From your biggest fan, Tom
Brilliant content Harry, Bravo. My Honda accord does not like my bike in the backseat when we go to the mountains for a ride! Would be amazing if i can finally get a proper bike rack. Cheers!
Col de la Bonette is for sure one of the most fascinating climbs in Europe. Low traffic, outstanding landscape, 2.802 m high. Fantastic video. Thank you very much for sharing this fantastic landscape and your super pforessional work.
Thanks for the vlog, I fell upon your channel after using the eat my ride garmin apps and was massively impressed by your cooking skills especially after big days in the saddle... It's great to see how a pro cyclist uses these apps to their full potential and will be following from now on. I was always weary of putting my bike on a roof rack system but that looks so much easier, would certainly help with ease of fit and removal once at the destination and would free up space inside my car when travelling with my TT bike to Ironman Wales.
I would use the rack to travel to my first granfondo this summer. I got most things sorted, but the bike transport is still an issue... Lovely video as always!!
I was literally about to buy a roof rack and googled the frog thing, and then you started this giveaway!. It’s my first cycling season doing events and I live in melbs. I want to do Amy’s gran fondo and giro della Donna, also my grandad lives in Shepparton so taking the bike apart each time and stacking on luggage is sketchy. The rack would be magic.
Harry, this were some awesome 34 minutes of entertainment! Great pictures, great editing, nice bikes, superb casting and on top some awesome looking food! please keep producing this content!
Brilliant. Love your content and the insight behind a pro. Equally, love seeing your cooking skills! Taking my bike that I can’t go would definitely be the Dolomites or Tenerife.
Big Up to Skinny P. Nice to see him in the hurt box. Excellent vid. Love the no BS look at what goes into Altitude training. Not all glamorous, but makes ya go fast.
Great vid dude! Heading to Italy in a few months and will be riding the Stelvio! Have been debating whether to fly or to drive, so I can make stops on the way. A rack would settle that debate for sure! 🤙
Great video as always Harry planning on riding in the Rockey mountains that separates British Columbia and Alberta up in the high country, going to need a sweet rack to get the bikes there. Cheers mate
Thanks for the vids Harry - I’m planning to knock over the 7 peaks in the Victorian high country this year. I’m going to need a roof rack to get me to the base of those monsters climbs!
Watched from start to Finish nice no nonsense keeping it real . So really it's about keeping the tank filled up don't go into reserves . All about the eating . 😊 I raced Transcontinental 4 and i was just eating all day long to avoid being depleted . Great weeks training and your nit to shabby in the kitchen
Love your passion for cooking mate. Good to see you enjoying all aspects of your work. I'll be taking my bikes up to Bright, Victoria - need to get Hotham & Falls done back to back.
Amazing video Harry! Thanks for sharing. Hard to decide if you are more of inspiration on the bike or in the kitchen! All the best for the season (editing.. damn top notch)
Phenomenal Content , and you should have a chain of cycling boutique cafe and fuel spots globally. The cheffing is tremendous and I’m sure everyone checking out the videos would gladly be regular patrons .
Definitely using that roof rack to hit up mudgee classic this april and bring our dogs.. They’ve been left home most days as bike takes priority at back seat! Always look forward to your content Harry, thanks for the insight. Super hooked.
Loving the videos, this was the best one yet! Pizza game was strong - I reckon that's as good as you can get without a woodfired oven... Those treefrog racks look great! If I had one, would do a roadtrip down to Jindabyne to tick off the bucket list climbs up to Thredbo & Charlotte Pass... 👍
Great video Harry. I’m planning on doing a duathlon from John o’Groats to lands end in the summer, so will need someone to drive my bike during the running sections. The tree frog would be ideal! 🎉
Top foodie content chef with some decent cycling stuff thrown in too! ;) One question though, do you not find that smashing big meals relatively late at night affects your recovery/sleep/HRV?
Definitely can make my RHR higher but eating a lot and late in the day isn’t indifferent from what we often have to do at races. Calories are king in this situation really
Great video again Harry! What a great car you have. It's solid but angry and sporty. About TreeFrog Racks, I'm planning to travel from Budapest to the Croatian coast and in the future maybe the bike needs to move from the luggage rack to the roof. Have a great season!
Loving the scenery and the video. I’d also love the bike rack to attach to the roof of my recently purchased first car, helping me get up and down the UK to my races this season!
nice video, i enjoy it. I love vlogs like this :) I will take TreeFrog Racks for training in the Lipno (Czech) where will be my cycling camp with friends from Zwift.
One of those racks would go good on my Corolla!! All down the east coast of Aus scoping out the best riding spots & races. Love your videos Harry keep killing it mate!
Nice vid as alaways, pro tips for home made pizza with a classic home oven : cook in two parts, a first with only the tomato sauce and cold cuts, then the second add the cheese, 2*4 minutes at 280°C in grill mod
Righteous vid. Love the levity and fun you bring to training. My wife and I ARE gonna take that frog rack to Vermont USA for our first ever century this summer. The race is called The Moose because the organiser drives around with a large stuffed moose in his convertible and there are moose crossing signs along the route. We’d love to ditch our old hitch rack for a sweet tree frog rack!!!!!! Please pick us!
I love the shots with the drone, but I just can't figure out where you stash that thing while your on the road! That bike rack looks amazing - it'd be awesome to have something like that. Then I can take both my bikes as well as the kids bikes out to Phillip Island.
Really enjoying your videos! Have been looking at a roof rack setup like this. We are needing something to stick on the camper as the hitch is already pulling our pop-up. The roof rock would allow us to take the bikes camping as a family.
Came here for cycling, stayed for the amazing cooking! I would use the bike rack to drive to the Belgian Ardennes in search of beautiful hilly terrain since I live in the very flat north
Harry your videos are just incredible, make me smile so much and inspire me to get out riding! As an Aussie watching you I just grin ear to ear with all the aussie chats and good vibes. Where would I take my bike on a tree frog bike rack: EVERYWHERE! One big one though, I'd use it to take my bike to the event that made me fall in love with cycling, the Brisbane to Gold Coast ride in Queensland Australia. Would give me space to take my dog! Because my bike usually takes up the whole back of my little hatchback so I never have room for anything except my bike. A roof rack would be a gold game changer.
Dope video, beautiful scenery, delicious looking food, good music, and super interesting and informative! Great work and best of luck to you this spring and summer. Lotta people watching this are going to be cheering you on. Thanks for the lovely content, we do appreciate it! If I had a froggy I would use it to take my bike to amateur races of course. And I would probably use it to take my bike on a little trip to Michigan with my wife and dog.
Love the videos Harry - beautifully shot too. Keep 'em coming. In this one you touched on some of the stretching exercises you do. Any chance of a separate video showing us in more detail some of the stretching and core strengthening workouts you do? Maybe what each one is called, number of reps and duration, what each one is designed to do, etc? Would love to see that. Cheers.
I'm more impressed by the food than anything else lmao
You stole my thoughts 😂. Harry should sell Training specific fuel plans. Before, during and after Ride.
Pizza recipe next time Sweeny
And what about the way Jacob pulled away on the climb as well at 30:00. I thought he was tired he's a powerful beast - last night's pizza did the trick.
Can we get a video on the recipes ? Wow
I can't even begin to express how good this video is. Sooooo much better than what the teams are pumping out. Insane.
Cheers mate!!
Honestly cannot overstate how well made these videos are. I haven't a clue how you do it all mate, between the cooking video editing and the cycling its just unbelievable. Thanks a ton for these x also jacobs a warrior
Legend thanks mate! Just became a hobby and Jacobs makes thing so much easier👌
It’s like watching a cooking channel where the chef occasionally rides a bike to relax 😂 love it - perfect combination and great filming and editing 🙂 I bet teammates are lining up to go on food tasting, I mean training camps with you !
Skinny P is a LEGEND!!! Awesome Harry! Can’t wait for more!
He will love to hear it
@Harry Sweeny, much love from Atlanta, Georgia and have a good 2023 season!
Brilliant, just brilliant. First rate filming, training insight, hydration, nutrition, commentary, and two blokes being themselves and not trying too hard. As an ardent cycling fan I loved this. Soo many peeps/channels are nowhere near this level of content. Top notch cooking too! More of this plz. Much more. 👊
Wicked content. Could not get enough of your nutritional fueling protocol before, during and after your rides. Thank you, but I love my red wine - where does that fit in the eat-(drink)-my-ride app? I appreciate your dedication to your sport - mate - serious kitchen chops too! Super impressed with the meals. I'm a mid 50's Canadian who spent a couple of years in Oz as a youngster. I rode up the Col de Bonette this past summer on a supported cycling dream tour of a lifetime (100 Cols). We did it from the same side starting in Beuil, hitting the teardrop loop to get to 2860m and ending in Jausiers. What an epic day on the bike! - another day at the office for you. I definitely wasn't ripping 280-290w @ almost 4w/kg. Keep it going and best of luck with the rest of your program this season. Rubber side down.
Great video Harry! Beautiful scenery, useful insights on training and nutrition, and a masterclass in cooking. I loved the friendship you guys have, great chemistry.
Hey Harry, thanks for the videos and congrats on the new contract. If you plan on a new slate of videos this off season, I’d love to see one that addresses the logistics of a transfer. I don’t think any fans have a good appreciation for the way it impacts a rider’s day-to-day life.
Anyway, good luck next year and cheers.
Amazed anyone has the strength to cook like that after 4-5 hours of riding! That roof rack is very cool--I would use one to escape the snow in Ontario and go to Virginia 1100 kms away to ride where it is green!
Big fan and watch for the cycling. BUT the food is amazing. My favorite was your mom being glad to have you home for your cooking. Priceless. Keep riding strong. You’re killin it
Best bike content on YT right now, zero cap.
This is the best cycling/food channel on TH-cam.. absolutely love it
man i waited the whole winter watching this stuff again.
great work Harry!
Brilliant! Amazing food your making. I think you've just passed lockdown Victor & Jefke as the most entertaining cycling channel! Keep up the great work.
Awesome stuff mate! This is the perfect thing to watch while it's wet and horrible outside and you're doing a long one on the turbo. Makes you remember why you do it.
Going on a trip Slovenia with my bike if pogacar has been cycling there it hopefully has some special air that makes me faster🤞
It's really nice to see a pro cyclist with cooking skills and more important that shows that in order to perform even at the highest level you don't have to follow a bland and boring diet. The Gnocchi and the focaccia get the "molto bene" seal of approval, the pizza is still well done, but I think you got the potential to do a lot better, I don't believe that someone like you don't have a pizza stone. Keep it up and greetings from Italy 🤘
I would go with this bad boy to Rychlebské stezky CZ, one of the best place to MTB in this part east eu, of course before need to do legs on Jeseniky mountains roads ;)
I cannot believe how good you are at cycling it’s CRAZY
Stumbled upon this video - have already watched it twice!! The video has everything, cycling bits, nutritional bits, tech bits, scenery bits and of course - cooking bits. Have now subscribed to the channel - thanks guys
So excited about the EF news! Favorite team only gets easier to root for!
I'd use the roof rack to transport my bike to different races across Sweden and Denmark. Good luck with the season!
Great Work Harry !! The quality of the video is so good. The info re eating etc is very interesting .
Glad you enjoyed it!
going to the rocky mountains! great vid once again harry
Magnificent video! Going to schwiez in May, I could use a TreeFrog rack there so I don't end the days like Jacob
I currently mainly cycle indoors (indoor bike), and enjoy cycling while watching videos like this. I've picked up on indoor cycling a lot this past year, focusing on building endurance. Winning one, I'd love to begin transitioning to outdoors, taking it out for adventures and longer cruises across the PNW.
As always, it is a delight to watch your videos. That Tree Frog bike rack looks sick though! If I had one, I would definitely try to explore my country Romania and do some well-known climbs, maybe get some KOMs. Cheers Harry!
I appreciate the cycling and Aussie banter, my mrs appreciates the cooking. Cheers boys
Love the video! Would love the rack for my roadtrip from New York City to Palm Springs!!!
Would love to take my bike down to Utah to do some cycling when I visit my buddy this summer. Gimme dat Tree Frog!
Sidebar: love the cooking content. Love the training montages. Even the fueling channel. Thanks for putting in all the effort boys!
Just found your channel randomly ,
Great work with the drone !!
I would take the bike to Himalayas crazy altitudes and amazing views
That bike rack would be great to take my bike up to cottage country in Muskoka!
Thanks for all, I have always been impressed on how much you eat...so I started eating much more in the bike and I am thankfull of what a diference in positive it had made in my capacity of effort and recovery!!!! If I am honored winning the treefrograck I will carry my babys to the central pyrenes...near Jaca to ride around tourmalet, panticosa, portalet...etc!!!
Great video, insight into training and fuelling very useful, how you train then come home and cook from scratch is very impressive.
Loving the vids, and cooking is on point. i would use the treefrograck to go up to Switserland and climb the Tremola and Furka pass.
Keep up the great content.
If I had a sweat tree frog bike rack, the possibilities would be endless! Probably my first stop would be the scenic C&D Canal in Delaware
Your videos are incredible masterpieces, they are so well done and the fact that you tell us about your life as a pro cyclist sparing no detail is super cool and makes us discover what it is like to be a pro cyclist.
Much love continue like that your videos are super cool to watch and even if they are 34 minutes long it's really easy to watch it fully
Thanks mate, glad you like them!
@@HarrySweeny98 Of course, I like your videos, being a 15 year old French amateur cyclist it is always a pleasure to watch your videos it teaches me a lot about cycling and the part where you cook is my favourite part because I can get meal ideas from you
From your biggest fan, Tom
Taking my bike to Colorado Springs, CO this summer. Hopefully on a rack!
Im going to Swiss for some extra training next month and normally we put the bikes in the car but this would be fantastic to use
Hi Harry. Hoping to take a ferry from the UK to France and cycle around Brittany with the Mrs. The TreeFrog roof rack would be mega!
Cheers
Brilliant content Harry, Bravo. My Honda accord does not like my bike in the backseat when we go to the mountains for a ride! Would be amazing if i can finally get a proper bike rack. Cheers!
Col de la Bonette is for sure one of the most fascinating climbs in Europe.
Low traffic, outstanding landscape, 2.802 m high.
Fantastic video.
Thank you very much for sharing this fantastic landscape and your super pforessional work.
Thanks for the vlog, I fell upon your channel after using the eat my ride garmin apps and was massively impressed by your cooking skills especially after big days in the saddle... It's great to see how a pro cyclist uses these apps to their full potential and will be following from now on.
I was always weary of putting my bike on a roof rack system but that looks so much easier, would certainly help with ease of fit and removal once at the destination and would free up space inside my car when travelling with my TT bike to Ironman Wales.
I'll be taking the bike to Sierra Nevada and my first races!
I would use the rack to travel to my first granfondo this summer. I got most things sorted, but the bike transport is still an issue...
Lovely video as always!!
So much fun :)
Treefrog racks-yeah, I need that one so I can finally take my bike to holidays :)
Explore a bit more of Krk island in Croatia 😊
This vid is that good. Love it H. Such a good insight into how many carbs are required
I was literally about to buy a roof rack and googled the frog thing, and then you started this giveaway!. It’s my first cycling season doing events and I live in melbs. I want to do Amy’s gran fondo and giro della Donna, also my grandad lives in Shepparton so taking the bike apart each time and stacking on luggage is sketchy. The rack would be magic.
Refreshing to se unpretentious content, calming and full of info. Thanks, have a good yearrrr!!!
I will use it in 2023 season, when I and my friends drive to Hungary competitions.🎉😊
Harry, this were some awesome 34 minutes of entertainment! Great pictures, great editing, nice bikes, superb casting and on top some awesome looking food! please keep producing this content!
Thanks for the comment, glad you think so!
this is the best cycling video i've ever watched. so informative. the training camp routes are breath taking. look forward to more videos! ride on
Thank you!
Brilliant. Love your content and the insight behind a pro. Equally, love seeing your cooking skills!
Taking my bike that I can’t go would definitely be the Dolomites or Tenerife.
Big Up to Skinny P. Nice to see him in the hurt box. Excellent vid. Love the no BS look at what goes into Altitude training. Not all glamorous, but makes ya go fast.
Amazing video! With the tree frog rack, I’d drive from Victoria to NSW and ride through the blue mountains!
Great vid dude! Heading to Italy in a few months and will be riding the Stelvio! Have been debating whether to fly or to drive, so I can make stops on the way. A rack would settle that debate for sure! 🤙
Id be going to Italy with the rack, checking out the Poggio
Great video as always Harry planning on riding in the Rockey mountains that separates British Columbia and Alberta up in the high country, going to need a sweet rack to get the bikes there. Cheers mate
Thanks for the vids Harry - I’m planning to knock over the 7 peaks in the Victorian high country this year. I’m going to need a roof rack to get me to the base of those monsters climbs!
I’m gonna take my bike to some gravel races this year! Can’t wait. Thanks!
Impressive cooking skills man. Oh and the bike too!...respect...
Great video. Planning to ride in the alps with a mate and then riding down to south Italy. Good luck for everyone
Harry, thank you for this video I wasn't able to make it to any ride camps this winter and this video gave me really good homie vibez!
Watched from start to Finish nice no nonsense keeping it real . So really it's about keeping the tank filled up don't go into reserves . All about the eating . 😊 I raced Transcontinental 4 and i was just eating all day long to avoid being depleted . Great weeks training and your nit to shabby in the kitchen
I'm taking the bike rack to Niagara Falls!
Love your passion for cooking mate. Good to see you enjoying all aspects of your work. I'll be taking my bikes up to Bright, Victoria - need to get Hotham & Falls done back to back.
Loved the data driven approach here regarding the carbs consumption.
Not even mentioning the food content (and the Renault Clio) !
I would drive to Andorra from Girona and climb some mountains there.
Amazing video Harry! Thanks for sharing. Hard to decide if you are more of inspiration on the bike or in the kitchen! All the best for the season (editing.. damn top notch)
Phenomenal Content , and you should have a chain of cycling boutique cafe and fuel spots globally. The cheffing is tremendous and I’m sure everyone checking out the videos would gladly be regular patrons .
Definitely using that roof rack to hit up mudgee classic this april and bring our dogs.. They’ve been left home most days as bike takes priority at back seat!
Always look forward to your content Harry, thanks for the insight. Super hooked.
Loving the videos, this was the best one yet! Pizza game was strong - I reckon that's as good as you can get without a woodfired oven...
Those treefrog racks look great! If I had one, would do a roadtrip down to Jindabyne to tick off the bucket list climbs up to Thredbo & Charlotte Pass... 👍
Awesome video. I’m traveling to Canada to do some gravel racing and the tree frog racks would be perfect for the rental car.
Great video Harry. I’m planning on doing a duathlon from John o’Groats to lands end in the summer, so will need someone to drive my bike during the running sections. The tree frog would be ideal! 🎉
Again, excellent video, it's a pleasure to watch them. On my side, I'd love to bring my bike to La Sainte-Victoire, in France!
Top foodie content chef with some decent cycling stuff thrown in too! ;) One question though, do you not find that smashing big meals relatively late at night affects your recovery/sleep/HRV?
Definitely can make my RHR higher but eating a lot and late in the day isn’t indifferent from what we often have to do at races. Calories are king in this situation really
Great video again Harry! What a great car you have. It's solid but angry and sporty. About TreeFrog Racks, I'm planning to travel from Budapest to the Croatian coast and in the future maybe the bike needs to move from the luggage rack to the roof. Have a great season!
Loving the scenery and the video. I’d also love the bike rack to attach to the roof of my recently purchased first car, helping me get up and down the UK to my races this season!
Great Vid! I'll use the racks (which look amazing) to the Fleurieu peninsula from Sydney. Whoop!
I would drive to escape the city (drivers here are pretty bad at coexisting with cyclists) and get in my rides in the countryside.
nice video, i enjoy it. I love vlogs like this :) I will take TreeFrog Racks for training in the Lipno (Czech) where will be my cycling camp with friends from Zwift.
One of those racks would go good on my Corolla!! All down the east coast of Aus scoping out the best riding spots & races. Love your videos Harry keep killing it mate!
Great video! Impressed by the energy you had to cook Italian!
Nice vid as alaways, pro tips for home made pizza with a classic home oven : cook in two parts, a first with only the tomato sauce and cold cuts, then the second add the cheese, 2*4 minutes at 280°C in grill mod
Well, I'm taking my bike pretty much everywhere I go. One of my favorite places that I try to go every year is Lake Balaton in Hungary.
love how jacob's arms with the chestcam makes the video 1:1, looks super sick
Righteous vid. Love the levity and fun you bring to training.
My wife and I ARE gonna take that frog rack to Vermont USA for our first ever century this summer. The race is called The Moose because the organiser drives around with a large stuffed moose in his convertible and there are moose crossing signs along the route. We’d love to ditch our old hitch rack for a sweet tree frog rack!!!!!! Please pick us!
I'm planning on riding my bike on Serra da Estrela in Portugal, the TreeFrog rack would just help me a lot with the logistics of it 😅
I love the shots with the drone, but I just can't figure out where you stash that thing while your on the road!
That bike rack looks amazing - it'd be awesome to have something like that. Then I can take both my bikes as well as the kids bikes out to Phillip Island.
Really enjoying your videos! Have been looking at a roof rack setup like this. We are needing something to stick on the camper as the hitch is already pulling our pop-up. The roof rock would allow us to take the bikes camping as a family.
Great content … best cycling vlog ever seen! Keep pushing 🔝
Came here for cycling, stayed for the amazing cooking! I would use the bike rack to drive to the Belgian Ardennes in search of beautiful hilly terrain since I live in the very flat north
Harry your videos are just incredible, make me smile so much and inspire me to get out riding! As an Aussie watching you I just grin ear to ear with all the aussie chats and good vibes.
Where would I take my bike on a tree frog bike rack: EVERYWHERE! One big one though, I'd use it to take my bike to the event that made me fall in love with cycling, the Brisbane to Gold Coast ride in Queensland Australia. Would give me space to take my dog! Because my bike usually takes up the whole back of my little hatchback so I never have room for anything except my bike. A roof rack would be a gold game changer.
I’m gonna use my tree frog racks to drive from the Gold Coast to Bright and tackle the Victorian high country. Been on the bucket list forever!
Dope video, beautiful scenery, delicious looking food, good music, and super interesting and informative! Great work and best of luck to you this spring and summer. Lotta people watching this are going to be cheering you on. Thanks for the lovely content, we do appreciate it!
If I had a froggy I would use it to take my bike to amateur races of course. And I would probably use it to take my bike on a little trip to Michigan with my wife and dog.
great video and thanks for the motivation and inspiration, I will take TreeFrog Racks for training in the Dolomites ☘🍀🤞
I luv the cooking part... keep the good work 👍
We need more vids broo
Love the videos Harry - beautifully shot too. Keep 'em coming. In this one you touched on some of the stretching exercises you do. Any chance of a separate video showing us in more detail some of the stretching and core strengthening workouts you do? Maybe what each one is called, number of reps and duration, what each one is designed to do, etc? Would love to see that. Cheers.