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The only bad thing about sleeping in your car is the police, they always seem to love to harass suspicious people sleeping in their cars.

I will try it on my biketrailers. Nice!

I took a dislike to propane stoves after seeing so many tanks discarded by the trailside. I also don't like the idea that much of what you are buying is compression--you can use a Steva or single-burner Coleman and pump it up yourself. As for the hobo stove, hoboes call that a twig stove; it is made for smaller pieces. When you cut out the door, fold the panel down to form a feed tray. And for God's sake, put a lid on your pots.

You guys show things from which I didn't know the existence although I'm from The Netherlands. Also many things that are very familiar. Love to see your enthusiasm for folding bikes.

Just used my Primus yesterday. Thanks for this info

Why screw around with pressurized gas when you can get a smaller more powerful, lighter weight stove that that has been around since 1960, the Seva 123 with a build in fuel tank. It uses white gas or the slightly larger and Optimus 00 that the whisperlite is based on, but far better than the whisperlite. What a scam to see so many people get sucked into the propane stoves. We as a culture need to get over the idea that the newest, great idea is not always the best idea as well as the throw away mentality. I'm still going out and about using the same stoves I bought new in 1969. The only upkeep has been to replace the rubber gasket on the fuel tank in 2024. For 25 years I was wilderness out fitter and these are two of the stoves we used in the business and have seen heavy service.

I did that on a bike trip before, the bad thing is you need to keep applying wood into the fire and it cooks slow, now I carry a home-made alcohol stove on the trip as back up, I hate using gas canisters.

Putting the lid on it would help loads.

I switched to a MSR Dragonfly, runs on almost any fuel, a litre of gas is under $2 and last 10 days.

sweetened condensed milk is a good choice because the cans are designed so you can boil them to make caramel in them.

This hobo stove looks a bit oxygen starved. It'd be beter to raise the fire and add draft holes around the bottom.

Legend,showing folks how accessible adventures can be.Inexpensive,fun,easy on our planet & great guidance & advice.Well done & keep it up👍👍

Is this not exactly what folding bikes are made for? 😅

Fair play man,great ideas & easy on the planet too👏👏👏

You can find drinking water in every cemetery. It’s there for the flowers.

I've spent several years driving through Fr. If I can get away camping out off the beaten track in my camper then it should be much more obscured with a bike. Just don't leave rubbish behind

Errrr you didn't even say the name if the bike? LOL

Do you fit though. It looks too small for you.

I bought a 16 inches folding bike. Then yesterday I bought 20 inches hito. Both different folding bike are same shimano 7 speed bicycle. BUT for my 16 inches, I can ride so easily and hit 33km per hour speed. But on this hito, the top speed is 27km per hour and my both knee cap are so sore after a few mins ride. Both are same 7 speed, but maybe the crank set and cog on a 20 inches bicycle make it very difficult to ride once above gear 3. For my 16 inches folding bike even at gear 7, it still feel very affordless.

Hi man, great content..you have a new subscriber . i have a question about the wheels size. i know this bikes they come with 20×1,75 size wheels do you think or have you being trying 20×1,95 size on this bike ? does it feet? thank you

The bag is secretly a Tardis.

You were at camping Zeeburg. I was there several times. Took our folding bikes with us to go to the city. Good memories.

Hello ! nice channel ! i have a question about the tyres, cause i see that you have a bike similar to Dahon hit which i do have and i want to chane the tyres but unfortunantly they are not available where do i live, if you could answer would be very nice of you . My question is, can i use 20x1.95 insted of 20x1.75 tyres and inside tubes ?? does it feet for those foldable bikes without changing anything else? thank you

Real ortliebs can last a lifetime. You could modify your bike. There are handlebars on which you can adapt the angle so you can sit more forward or more upright. I have it on my Koga. For long trip I start with the handlebar low forward. But when I get tired I bring the handlebar up and closer to me so I sit up right.

I'm glad I just found your channel, I really enjoy watching your videos, inspiring and helpful. Thanks!! I'll save the tyre and try next time. Cheers!!

I've gone to bmx, or, flat pedals, for all riding on all my bikes. Lock in pedals are a thing of the past for myself.

Have you tried other makes of 20inch folding bicycle. Point of traveling with?

Oh almost forgot, toe grips sux dux nutx 😊

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I've used those toe clips. Mainly to keep my foot in the optimum contact position of the pedal. It does help. Usually I start with one foot in, then ride for a few seconds with my other foot using the flat side of the pedal. Then I've got time to put my remaining foot in the other pedal once I'm coasting.

I ride a bike daily and take the train and buses and I realized this problem early on I been searching for one but they are very expensive

I hate toe clips not for me

You got a system that works, mate. No need to change. Sure atandard sized bikes will be faster and even more efficient... But if one goes down that path, then you end up like those spandex guys with their racer bikes that cost more than a house. Just enjoy your rides and tours.

Ahaha. Man, the subtle jokes. That computer.... I am dying 😂. That's what its all about. Keep up man. One doesnt need much to have a great time. That sunset is epic.

I think you are spot on using the backpack over panniers. I've seen several youtubers ditch panniers because of the weight such as Tristian's video; "Packing for Bikepacking: everything I carry after 7 years around the world". His reasoning is compelling.

I like it.

The thing with panniers, is that one can just buy a pair and be done with. 50 litter. It's a good size for most people, waterproof is known to be reliable and they are convenient to attach and detach. That said. I love the set up you explain in other videos and did stuff like that when I was a kid and didn't have any other transportation means.

Get some thicker slick-ish tires on there too, 1.75 or more, will be more plush and less twitchy and roll just as well or better for adventuring.

I have used spd pedals, straps and clips. To be honest i am much happier with basic flat pedals. Had most of my crashes whilst clipped in. I have a 20 year-old mtb for bikepacking, works well and has lasted many miles. I am tempted to try a folder though.

Interesting to see your weather change at the same time ours does in the north. I rode with toe clips for years. They're useless without the strap so just delete them. Clip pedals replaced them. They allow you to pull up for 25% more power.

Toe clips and securing the foot to the pedal , is about efficiency. A roadie thing. But, I agree. The hassle factor ain't worth it. The size of a folder and the ability to fit it in small spaces is a great feature, but I think the standard bike is easier to ride, in general.

You look more handsome when you re riding on your folding bike...terima kasih 👍👍

Thanks a lot for explaining everything very well about this bike. What is the price of a new one, and what is the name of it?

Giant is taking over the manual pedal bicycle world. I had my first Giant for 20 years until it was stolen. My second Giant is close to 20 years old. Giant quality is fine for commuting and easy paced touring. I agree with you about the pedal clips

Ortlieb panniers are waterrproof and they should be for what they cost! Some great advice here -- thanks.