Bikepacking Italy: the Asiago Loop, part II
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2021
- It's time to show you episode II of our first ride of 2021! During the first week of July B and I were able to cycle the Asiago Loop route, which you can find on bikepacking.com/routes/asiago...
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Aargh! When you put the water in the espresso an Italian man died!!😁😁
Love your videos and you support each other so well. As for the scenery and commentary... first class. You should one day come out here to Australia and travel our country. Would love to see those videos !!
Thanks, I appreciate that you took the time to tell me. I’d love to discover Australia by bike some day!
Thank you very much for making this video. It was very enjoyable.
A big compliment for the two videos, I did enjoy every second of it! This is content at a very high level and inspires me to film more. Thank you for taking me (and others) along on this trip. I'm looking forward for the upcoming series.
Groetjes uit Zwitserland. Mich
Thanks a lot for the kind words! Really happy with the way this one came out, too. If you want to film more on tour, I’d advice two things: don’t feel the need to take a drone, as you can see, I did not use it in these videos. It takes up a lot of extra space, so only take it if you know for sure you’ll fly it a lot. Secondly, don’t invest a lot in a camera straight away-try out the continuous getting-on-and-off-the-bike approach before you go all in ;) And actually, just a quick third thing, get yourself a good tripod (I recommend that Sirui one from my gear video) because it’ll save you so much trouble in setting up a good shot!
@@tristanbogaard Oh, thank you for the advices!!
Thanks for a nice video and nice scenery
You’re welcome!
Hello, nice to see your videos, I am fascinated by those landscapes, I see them all of Puerto Rico
Glad you like them!
Amazon links for the burner please.
The ritual of brewing coffee is quite one of its kind
Supervideo. Thanks.
My friend, I'm your new subscriber, what a video 👌
Thank you! I hope you’ll enjoy everything that’s coming up this year :)
Epic quality, Epic individuals ! 🖤🖤🖤
Very, very nice!!!
aggiungi acqua nel caffe espresso, un vero sacrilegio : se lo vuoi lungo aggiungi un po di latte schiumato
I realy love your videos pro
Be lleva la cadencia de Lance Armstrong. Grande
Another excellent video. Very enjoyable. Is there a reason you don't use the full Trangia stove, or at least more of it? The Trangia base is very wide and stable. I find the 3-pot set very good for making multi food meals. The full Trangia is not the lightest, but if you actually want to do some reasonable cooking, I find it excellent.
The vargo base is very light and folds up very flat, but very expensive and not wide. You can burn wood if you want to, but it's hard to control the heat with wood, it's messy, and in some areas you are not supposed to burn wood.
I agree that alcohol stoves are just so quiet, and using one is a bit of a peaceful ritual.
Did you try the Asiago cheese? Have been enjoying your videos lately and realized that I have not subscribed yet...and there! I am now a subscriber. Keep safe you and Belen....
We didn't, since I prefer not to consume any animal products! Very happy you considered subscribing and looking forward to showing you Slovenia in the next episodes!
@@tristanbogaard yes! Looking forward to your Slovenia bike travel 💛😊
Superb. Beautifully shot, but there is no footage from yourselves on your bikes as you ride? It would be nice to have some. I am guessing this would dramatically cut down the time you spend setting up shots and then having to go back and retrieve your camera. I am also guessing this would also omean using a non-Olympus camera such as a GoPro or Sony or an Insta 360. Do you have to exclusively use only Olympus cameras as part of your agreement with them? If not, then it would be seem worthwhile to get one. It would give a lot more variety of shots.
Anyway this looks a fantastic ride. The Italian Dolomites and the adjacent Trento region are very beautiful. You are not far from the Munich to Venice cycle route which is pretty nice as well although at a much lower level nowhere near as demanding as this off road route. It's mainly smooth trails.
Shall look forward to your video of West Slovenia. It looks a fantastic ride through the Julian Alps and up and over the Vrsic Pass.
Thanks for all the feedback, Alex! Will take this into account. We don’t carry any other cameras for this summer, as it’s difficult to find an action camera that shoots specific frame rates. Looking forward to showing you Slovenia!
@@tristanbogaard GoPro shoots the same frame rates as any camera ;) I have my GoPro on 25 to 50fps same as my fuji and my mavic air 2 so that there's no jittering ;)
Btw how do you carry your tripod? I believe the best way to do it is with straps on the front bag but I'm not sure cause never tried it... how do you do it? Thanks! Great Videos!
27:23 soooo you brought the helmets for drinking coffee?
It’s a dangerous game ;)