Just watched the first three videos consecutively -- thanks for posting! Looking forward to the final installment and hopefully you share your thoughts on the entire experience in retrospect now that you are home.
You rock! Love your videos. I just retired and I am getting started on bike packing. This is one of the rides I want to do. I have so many questions I don’t know where to begin. I have picked up plenty from other videos, but there are a few things people don’t mention that often. What do you do when “that time of day” arrives. The liquid waste, I get. But, the whole “leave no trace” thing has me baffled. Another thing, when you do have to go into the store and leave your bike out, have you ever experienced theft. I am paranoid about losing items.
Brian Jones thanks a lot Brian, so its as simple as digging a hole and use biodegradable paper/wipes. Leaving the bike unattended is always a worrying time but having said that I never encountered anything negative. I brought a small lock with me and would have always detached any electrical gadgets and valuables. I always tried to leave the bike were it was visible from inside the shop if possible and sometimes asked a kid to look after it. People are generally very helpful if you ask and nothing was ever stolen but as with many things you can be at the wrong place at the wrong time and just be unlucky. Finally go and do the GDMBR it’s an incredible experience 🤗
Thanks a lot Stephen, just do it you won’t regret a minute of it, it’s such a great experience! Yes I will do a video on the gear eventually as it’s been requested a few times.
That’s a difficult one, every section has its own uniqueness and beauty and I just loved everything and anything! But if I had to choose then I’d say Canada and Colorado.
What an adventure. Thanks for posting
6:30 that is some good piloting. An uncommon shot from most biking vids.
Thanks, I wish I could say it’s my skills, it ain’t easy to cycle and fly this thing but somehow I managed without crashing😅
Good story, well chosen music. But the shaky footage won't let you win an oscar :-) Nevertheless, enjoyed the videos a lot.
Ha thanks a lot and thanks for watching! Shaky videos is the latest trend to get you to the Oscars 😅....or maybe not!
Just watched the first three videos consecutively -- thanks for posting! Looking forward to the final installment and hopefully you share your thoughts on the entire experience in retrospect now that you are home.
Thanks A lot Mark definitely an unbelievable Experience i will never forget😀
You rock! Love your videos. I just retired and I am getting started on bike packing. This is one of the rides I want to do. I have so many questions I don’t know where to begin. I have picked up plenty from other videos, but there are a few things people don’t mention that often. What do you do when “that time of day” arrives. The liquid waste, I get. But, the whole “leave no trace” thing has me baffled.
Another thing, when you do have to go into the store and leave your bike out, have you ever experienced theft. I am paranoid about losing items.
Brian Jones thanks a lot Brian, so its as simple as digging a hole and use biodegradable paper/wipes. Leaving the bike unattended is always a worrying time but having said that I never encountered anything negative. I brought a small lock with me and would have always detached any electrical gadgets and valuables. I always tried to leave the bike were it was visible from inside the shop if possible and sometimes asked a kid to look after it. People are generally very helpful if you ask and nothing was ever stolen but as with many things you can be at the wrong place at the wrong time and just be unlucky.
Finally go and do the GDMBR it’s an incredible experience 🤗
Chapeau! great vid. its a ride I want to do in 2021, are you going to do a vid on your bike -gear you used would be very useful.
Thanks a lot Stephen, just do it you won’t regret a minute of it, it’s such a great experience! Yes I will do a video on the gear eventually as it’s been requested a few times.
Hi Paddy, another great video, gleaned a lot from these but looking forward to a gear check one as well!
martin hunt thanks Martin.
What kind of bike?
tyler a cannondale “Beast of the East” with lefty and 27.5+ tyres
What was your favorite part?
That’s a difficult one, every section has its own uniqueness and beauty and I just loved everything and anything! But if I had to choose then I’d say Canada and Colorado.