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I enjoy riding slow and love the ergonomic design of this bicycle. But you're right about the overall usability of the bigger bicycles, which I am thinking of using in Africa, for example.
@@Jochemopreis Bro, I am glad you dropped a message! Completely forgot your channel’s name, sorry 😃. All good on my end, I am now back in the UK. How’s life going ‘down under’?
In Bosnia, when someone is killed on the side of the road in an accident or dies for some other reason, the family raises a hajir cesma that everyone can drink water to help other people in the name of his soul and as a reminder that his soul did not exist in vain greetings and safe travels, intending travelers
Hey, thanks! I have cycled through Vlora, Fier, Lushnja, Peqin area, Sandri, and then back to Peqin. Had to make my way back to find a better road as the road from Sandri to Tirana was difficult for me and my bicycle, as I have mentioned in the video.
@@stevesteve7916 hey, thanks for the comment. Care to specify so I can try to correct, if needed, and maybe use as reference to improve my content going forward? Thanks
Hey Daniel, that is fantastic! Did you also follow the main road 212? And where did you start and end? I’ve got two more coming up but the one I think will be partly Thakkek in Laos (I haven’t edited them yet 😅)
The tiny buckets on the trees are to catch the drippings of latex from the rubber trees. They carve a little bark off, further each time, and the sap drips down the newly cut sections. p.s. Did you ever consider using a foldable/portable solar panel charger to lay across the top of your trailer? I wonder how you recharge things sometimes when out in the boonies.
Wow, I didn't know that! Yes, I actually carried one. Very useful but I only used it whilst on standby for a break or something, it was not working so well when the bike is moving. I guess it depends on the solar panel.
Thailand, outaide the bigger cities, is mainly a country of motorbikes. So, the shoulders are mainly used for slow moped riders in no hurry, hence why you probably don't see debris on that area, as it's actively used by slower motorbikes. Good for you! Many motorbikes will generally try to keep up with cars in the main car lanes. Cool to see a leg of bike travel, Karlo. Always been curious! :)
The scooter ride was rough and the bridge looked dangerous. The river was beautiful. The best was the hike up to Nam Xai viewpoint. The view was awedome😊😊 Thank you for the tour
