man, you have endurance. Incredible. I rarely see fit people in Ontario Healthy fit people are hard to find anymore here 🍁🍁 My coworkers who are 50-60 y.old all with some sort of issues, knee replacements, heap replacements, migraines, cancers, etc. Only a few active and strong are left and I see them in the gym. Finding someone who is adventures, who works on endurance, who is not sick or stress all the time is a challenge. Watching your videos is like looking into a sky with birds flying from a sinking submarine.
Drop those epic rides. 😎 I love enduro mountainbiking in the alps, but since i bought a gravelbike i love your bike videos. Next plan will be japan: tokyo to kyoto or vietnam: hanoi to ho chi minh city.. You inspire sir. Greetings from a dutchman from korean descent (adoptee)
You do speak Korean. Last year, springtime, I stayed 2 days in Chuncheon to see more cherry blossoms before starting on the 4-River ride. Thanks so much for sharing!!
Consider cycle trip to China man, was surprisingly good. Had the chance to travel Hangzhou for some weeks and totally worth to take there my bike. Dutch level bike lanes everywhere, and super scenic and proper climbs not far from the city. Also the roady scene there was big.
Wow. Thanks for the info. Long story short, I do want to go to China but just didn’t know anything about cycling there. Will have to do some more research on Hangzhou for sure.
If you could add a bit more information about train time, tickets, bike fees, we would appreciate it. The same way as you spiced it with the Hotel information
The train leaves from Yongsan Station in Seoul to Chuncheon. If you’re seriously thinking about taking this trip, I recommend you go in person to Yongsan station to buy your ticket. That’s what I did. It’s super confusing on their website. I think it was about 15000 won including the bike.
Love your videos but please for the love of god take your helmet off at the table. Also just let her put the dishes on the table and leave it if don’t like. Impressive Korean speaking though 😮
Haha sometimes I don’t take my helmet off because there’s no place to put it. I was insisting she not put down the side dishes because it would be a waste of food. Many restaurants in Korea don’t like serving solo diners because of this.
I find it wild that you not only take up an entire lane going downhill but also go across the yellow centre line.... Seems unnecessary but I guess it's the luxury of such quiet roads
Enjoying your videos and as a fellow cyclist, you sure make it look easy and your music is spot on.
Keep on producing these videos 👍. I've been following since your Thailand and Taiwan videos, making me want to do the same one day.
Great video. My cycling bucket list grows larger.😅
man, you have endurance. Incredible. I rarely see fit people in Ontario Healthy fit people are hard to find anymore here 🍁🍁 My coworkers who are 50-60 y.old all with some sort of issues, knee replacements, heap replacements, migraines, cancers, etc.
Only a few active and strong are left and I see them in the gym. Finding someone who is adventures, who works on endurance, who is not sick or stress all the time is a challenge. Watching your videos is like looking into a sky with birds flying from a sinking submarine.
The interaction wth the lady at the restaurant was so cute, her waiting for your reaction... :)
Agreed. It was perfect.
Drop those epic rides. 😎 I love enduro mountainbiking in the alps, but since i bought a gravelbike i love your bike videos. Next plan will be japan: tokyo to kyoto or vietnam: hanoi to ho chi minh city.. You inspire sir. Greetings from a dutchman from korean descent (adoptee)
John, that is a great video; thank you for the effort and sharing.
🙏🙏
Always relaxing watching your videos...
You do speak Korean. Last year, springtime, I stayed 2 days in Chuncheon to see more cherry blossoms before starting on the 4-River ride. Thanks so much for sharing!!
I speak a little. Barely enough to get by. Chuncheon is nice 👌
@@JohnnyZeeLee I speak at least 20 important common words in Korean. learnt 4 months on TH-cam. Can always Google Translate .
You visit korea.
If I know You visit I would guide you.
watching your channel is my pleasure.
Consider cycle trip to China man, was surprisingly good. Had the chance to travel Hangzhou for some weeks and totally worth to take there my bike. Dutch level bike lanes everywhere, and super scenic and proper climbs not far from the city. Also the roady scene there was big.
Wow. Thanks for the info. Long story short, I do want to go to China but just didn’t know anything about cycling there. Will have to do some more research on Hangzhou for sure.
I might be crazy, but I like the sound of 300m of climbing. there's something about a long category 1 or 2 climb that makes me want to climb it.
Where you mount your camera?
The camera mount goes inside my mouth 😬
nice video bro
🙏❤️
What were these side dishes, which you refused at the woman's restaurant?
It has a similar look and texture to spinach but it’s fermented
What backpack are you wearing?
It’s a running vest. It’s nothing special. Got it from Decathlon. I think it’s their house brand.
If you could add a bit more information about train time, tickets, bike fees, we would appreciate it. The same way as you spiced it with the Hotel information
The train leaves from Yongsan Station in Seoul to Chuncheon. If you’re seriously thinking about taking this trip, I recommend you go in person to Yongsan station to buy your ticket. That’s what I did. It’s super confusing on their website. I think it was about 15000 won including the bike.
Asian hospitality at its best. Good on you mate .
16:50 garmin shows 164 RPM, are you wearing gramin chest strap all the time?
All the time
Love your videos but please for the love of god take your helmet off at the table. Also just let her put the dishes on the table and leave it if don’t like. Impressive Korean speaking though 😮
Haha sometimes I don’t take my helmet off because there’s no place to put it. I was insisting she not put down the side dishes because it would be a waste of food. Many restaurants in Korea don’t like serving solo diners because of this.
I find it wild that you not only take up an entire lane going downhill but also go across the yellow centre line.... Seems unnecessary but I guess it's the luxury of such quiet roads
Not sure what you find so surprising about this. Standard procedure for descending mountain roads whether or not there are cars.