What is bikejoring? Guide to biking with your dog!

Bikejoring is a sport where one dog or a team of dogs runs in front of a bike, pulling. In this video, multiple World champion Viktor Sinding-Larsen gives you an introduction to biking with dogs.
▬ Contents of this video ▬
0:05 - What is bikejoring?
0:17 - Bikejoring equipment
0:32 - Why Viktor loves bikejoring
0:43 - Tips when trying bikejoring for the first time
0:58 - Have a great time together!
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► How to start with bikejoring: www.nonstopdog...
► Safety tips for biking with dogs: www.nonstopdog...
► How to train like a World champion in bikejoring: www.nonstopdog...
► Unleashed podcast, Viktor Sinding-Larsen: www.nonstopdog...
► Athlete profile: www.nonstopdog...
▬ Products shown ▬
► Freemotion harness: www.nonstopdog...
► Bungee leash, 2,8 m: www.nonstopdog...
► Bike antenna: www.nonstopdog...
► Protector booties: www.nonstopdog...
► Cruise collar: www.nonstopdog...
▬ About Non-stop dogwear ▬
Non-stop dogwear develops high-performance gear for active dogs and their owners. Through innovative and ergonomic design our goal is to unleash your potential.
We started by making pulling-harnesses for dogs in 2009. Today, we offer a wide range of products like harnesses, dog jackets, booties, collars, leashes for dogs and belts, apparel and clothing for humans.
All the equipment we make is developed and tested with professional athletes within several sports, putting it to the ultimate test under extreme conditions for your safety and comfort. Our team members come from sports like dog mushing, canicross, bikejoring, skijoring and agility.
Through this channel, we want to inspire you to an active lifestyle with your dog by sharing inspirational videos and how-to-videos about various topics and products.
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[@HarryPotterAndAmira]

Our favourite sport too :)

[@Nacojetodobre]

Hello, what size harness did you use in this video? I have the exact same dog - German Pointer and want to know what size to use.
Thank you

[@non-stopdogwear]

First dog: blue tag = size 6.
Second dog: red tag = size 5
Hope it helps :)

[@marktype1with2]

How often does do dogs make an unexpected hard, right or hard left turn? Does it result in a crash?

[@non-stopdogwear]

Dogs are trained to be focused while pulling and not make unexpected hard turns, but of course, crashes happen

[@trumpetpunk42]

SQUIRREL!!!!

[@mariabrindusoiu7095]

Hello!I was wondering what can I do if i got a bungee leash that when it's loose it seems too short for bike joring,i ordered one from you but i guess i didn't really look at the length first, it's 2 metres long,is it really to short?

[@non-stopdogwear]

Hi! For bikejoring, the 2,8 m is recommended to ensure a safe distance between your dog and the bike :) The 2m is ideal for canicross and hiking.

[@mariabrindusoiu7095]

@@non-stopdogwear thank you!

[@stefanhansen5882]

How much faster is bikejoring compared to just riding the bike yourself? Thanks!

[@non-stopdogwear]

Biking without a dog could give you a higher top speed since you can bike faster, for example, downhill, than what a dog can run. Make sure to always stay behind your dog and keep the bungee pulled out so the dog feels safe.
For many, the help of a dog will increase the average speed.
Our top bikejoring athletes have approximately a speed of 32-40km/h on average for a 4-6km trail in terrain/gravel.
Hope that helps :)

[@stefanhansen5882]

​@@non-stopdogwear Thanks. Can you tell me the speed on the same trail without the dog? Otherwise the number doesn't tell much. Thanks.

[@Cornhusker1994]

This seems really cool, but do you ever worry about accidentally running over your dog?

[@kevinschwinkendorf3202]

You must be Norwegian