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Can We Survive A 4000m Himalayan Gravel Climb?!

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We’ve come to one of the most unforgiving places in the world, the Himalayas. High altitudes, steep climbs, brutal temperatures, all this adds up to one mighty challenge for Hank and Simon. 3,500m of elevation in under 1 hour and a half, can they do it?
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@gcn Год назад

What challenges would you like to see us take on next? 👀 Let us know in the comment section below! 👇

@SimonB99 Год назад

An Epic Climb, but the presenters have to buy a bike for 100 pounds and then go up those climbs

@markpeterson8978 Год назад

There is only one challenge I have for you, it is the Tour Divide. Get that done and I have more for you. Cheers kids! - M

@nickaaron10 Год назад

Colorado. Mount Evans. Pikes Peak

@KimiTheCat09 Год назад

👀 Mt. Fuji beckons! Come do it in the magical season of spring so you can enjoy the sakura along the way 😁

@cliffordromina3527 Год назад

How about riding the longest straight highway in the world.

@adamsamie9574 Год назад

This is one of the best GCN escapades for me in your series. It is so human and inspirational. Well done guys. I loved every minute. ☺

@gcn Год назад

Glad to hear it! Check out our full Himalayas film on GCN+ 👉 gcn.eu/Himalayas

@tenzingsherpa660 Год назад

GCN exploring my beloved country Nepal is just what I needed on a Sunday ❤️🇳🇵

@gcn Год назад

Awesome! Have you seen our full film we made on GCN+? 👉 gcn.eu/Himalayas

@MS-bw7yt Год назад

If gcn would do this epics with 3 presenters on used bikes that the presenters have to buy on the cheap, you would basically end up with peak- old Top Gear. Just saying...

@jevgeniardassov Год назад

You can’t do that if You are sponsored by Rab and 3T unfortunately. It is just how sponsorship works. Not that this video was bad or sponsorship is bad. Most sports are based on sponsorship.

@leinadster Год назад

Not only on the cheap, but on the local economy like in the Africa Special. GCN pretty much resembles old Top Gear now, and that’s why I like it a lot. I’d love to see an epic day trip from Bath to Diddly Squat Farm though.

@Millicente Год назад

Without the equivalent budget it’s not possible. Top gear could only do that because of the many millions of pounds it received as a budget per season. Otherwise you need sponsors

@junaubomber6977 Год назад

That would be awesome!

@jkhoudini Год назад

Imagine the guys attaching random things to Olli’s bike to kill his aero setup

@Seppster58 Год назад

I watched the documentary on GCN+ before I watched this and I still teared up when I saw Si become emotional when they got to their destination. Well done guys. I absolutely loved this!!! 🤩🥰

@gcn Год назад

GCN+ has all the emotions 🙌

@davidf2281 Год назад

Simon really does wear his heart on his sleeve, and there's nothing wrong with that. Great vid. Those bikes are awesome too.

@gcn Год назад

This was a pretty eye opening shoot for all those involved. Great to hear that you enjoyed the video. Have you taken on any rides that have pushed your limits?

@adamhindle9215 Год назад

Brilliant (full length) film. I rode from Lhasa to Kathmandu in '95, including up to Everest base camp at 5200m, and you perfectly capture the bleakness, the isolation, the toughness, and the emotion. Great stuff guys, well done.

@gcn Год назад

Sounds like an epic journey! 🙌 Do you hope to do more longer tours like this?

@gtwb Год назад

I appreciate GCN coming to Nepal and promoting us❤. Thank you so much. I feel proud.

@gcn Год назад

You have a beautiful country 🙌

@gtwb Год назад

@@gcn Thank you! I really appreciate it ❤️

@adossantos69751 Год назад

What an awesome adventure! This is the kind of riding I would only dream of. It’s this kind of experience that puts life into perspective. When you are on the limit, nothing matters, apart of, self preservation. This makes me emotional just by watching you guys. I can not imagine how emotional I would be if I was there. This is a healing kind of experience, something to cherish for the rest of your lives. Well done 👏 lads!!

@gcn Год назад

Thanks for such a lovely comment! Have you seen our longer film on GCN+? 👉 gcn.eu/Himalayas

@ninaphilippe Год назад

The views are heavenly!! You guys know how to show the countryside!! The tears at the end made it soo human and so deep. Thank you @GCN!

@gcn Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it! You can watch our full Himalayas film on GCN+ here 👉 gcn.eu/Himalayas

@andrewmcalister3462 Год назад

That landscape has taken my breath away almost as much as the altitude did for Si and Hank. Awesome effort lads!! 💪🤜🤛❤ Heading over to GCN+ now to watch the full version.

@anon7789 Год назад

Just watched the complete docu. Kudos. I don't think people realise how bad and difficult the roads are. Epic.

@gcn Год назад

Epic in every way 🙌 It was an amazing shoot and doc we're super proud of.

@oscarcantu2642 Год назад

What an inspiring GCN video this has been for me, I can tell there is so much more Si and Hank went through during the filming of this video. GCN+ here I come!

@gcn Год назад

Enjoy 🙌

@ravil4388 Год назад

A grand tour of India would be Epic. Imagine going through the coasts, flats, western ghats and the himalayas - a true test for the likes of JV and TP. I did a small segment in the himalayas a long time ago and it is just uncanny the way those peaks keep coming and coming one on topof another :)

@SOURAVhalo Год назад

+1 to this

@tyman3331 Год назад

Wow, I conquered a pretty big climb in Altai region of Russia and always dreamed of going to Nepal. Maybe some day. Thanks for this inspirational video, guys!

@gcn Год назад

You're welcome! Go for it!

@pawanbhandari5512 10 месяцев назад

I watched this video on October 8, and I feel so fascinated ; the way these guys are exploring my beloved country NEPAL (so called THE HIMALAYA COUNTRY). Thank you so much @GCN for this amazing Documentry.

@timbridgman8236 Год назад

Brilliant episode guys and well done on getting up so fast. One place you ( have to) not should but have to go is the pass between la Serena to paso agua negra in Chile. It starts at sea level and tops out at 4800 metres before descending to rodeo in Argentina. Its approximately 256 km from bottom to top and goes through some of the most spectacular scenery in the world and half way up is where there are massive telescopes due to having super clear sky's. If you need a bit of training before hand you can ride from Los andes near Santiago to Uspallata in Argentina then back again over the infamous and beautiful paso cristo redento at 3800metres. Also a small but significant hack you might be interested in. Try cutting an inch piece of mtb inner tube and slide it over the front brake side of your handlebars then stretch over your front brake when you lean your bike against something. This will stop it rolling away. Keep it up and all my best tim bridgman

@shaggy4344 Год назад

I spent 6 months on a tour of Bosnia with the 1st battalion Royal Gurkha Rifles. Listening to their story of what they went through to join was humbling enough but when they started telling me of home it went to a different level. The nicest,friendliest people I've ever met and I don't think I ever saw one without a smile on their face

@KimiTheCat09 Год назад

Way to go, Team Dal Bhat! 🥳 What a truly epic ride this was, hats off to the gcn crew for getting it all on film too, you guys are heroes. 👏

@gcn Год назад

Glad you liked it! Have you seen our full Himalayas film? Watch it here on GCN+ 👉 gcn.eu/Himalayas

@duaner3817 Год назад

Well done fellas. You’ve outclassed yourselves this time. What a fantastic video? I have no words!!!

@grantbeerling4396 Год назад

Spent three weeks mountain biking around the Katmandu Valley 20 plus years ago. Great people, climbs and descents something else, drank more chai than was probably safe (chai is made in a saucepan, with milk, a lot of spices and black tea, never found anything close in the UK). Also, seeing the Buddhist faith in action changed my worldview, as in this is our lot, live in the moment and all you need (queue music) are the bare necessities. In our case, a bike, some cake, coffee, ginger tea and the landscape.

@timdick825 Год назад

Probably yak milk...

@cubatea Год назад

It is pouring with rain here in Barbados, so the morning has been spent in bed instead of on the bike. And GCN have delivered two of their best ever videos. This and Ollie’s 1000 ride. I’m almost tempted to get GCN+

@tommavir Год назад

Nepal has the only non-quadrilateral flag. There are 2 countries that have square flags (technically not rectangular). Vatican city and Switzerland. Switzerland may not have a lot going for it but it's flag is a big plus...

@suvakshaacharya6900 10 месяцев назад

I don't know how to thank you . I love the cycling community both the gcn and gmbn . I always wanted the cycling community to know about Nepal and it's unique as well as adventurous places . For me its like a dream come true . Thanks for coming to Nepal and I also hope that you will visit Nepal in the future and explore it's more places .

@catherinebrennan3342 4 месяца назад

That was great. Terrific material beautifully presented by two skilled and honest people. Thank you so, so much.

@tobyarcher7623 Год назад

Good to see Si and Hank's knowledge of Buddhism doesn't clash with what i have learnt in order to teach some basics to a bunch of year 7s each summer term! 😀 And, yep, not God - although whether Buddhists believe in god(s) or not seems to be an exceedingly complicated question! Lovely film chaps. Nepal is a special place.

@salzhaltigersalzhaufen586 Год назад

you should make a video on GCN Tech about all the gear you used like the bike but also all the different kinds of clothing and the use of them would be very interesting to see

@FastTony78 Год назад

One of the best films I’ve watched on GCN+. I’m already looking at flights to Nepal 😍

@tr2340 Год назад

Loved this “teaser”, watching the full version on GCN+. I’d love to know if you guys do any sort of training leading to these challenges?

@P8qzxnxfP85xZ2H3wDRV Год назад

Best show-case for gravel bikes needing front suspension. We all know that ultimately, gravel bikes will be hardtail mountain bikes with drop bars and the frame geometry as close to a road bike as possible.

@petercarparelli Год назад

Genuinely brilliant. This is exactly why I watch/support GCN. You guys are the best and so inspirational.

@Gribbo9999 4 месяца назад

Before there was ever a drivable road back in the 1970s, I walked from Pokhara to Jomson and back over about 7-days. Wonderful to see the guys cycling even further into Mustang up the Kali Ghandaki River valley. Well done! What a ride!

@dceperley Год назад

It's easy to see that Hank would make a great teammate and road captain on any cycling team. The way he encouraged Si in this video and Blake in the Alpe d'Huez, he is a natural coach.

@STUNN312 Год назад

Si & Hanky!!!!! so much fun to watch

@ChrisGuarraia Год назад

This is my kind of adventure. Climbing in an almost mystical setting. Humbled by the surrounding mountains that remind you that you’re just a mere speck moving about among the gravel, dirt, rocks, and cliffs. Yes, we a part of something greater than ourselves. And it begs us to explore and push ourselves to find our limits. Adventure is out there. Always.

@narendragurung1663 10 месяцев назад

Absolutely impressed with your adventure to Nepal. My 4x4 journey in 2022 was extremely exciting but hairy to say the least, & here you are cycling all the way from Ktm to the Kingdom of Lo. OUTSTANDING. FANTASTIC. Thank you for visiting NEPAL, & hopefully this will encourage more riders to come to enjoy Nepal.

@petekirwin2420 Год назад

Nice to see Simon shed a tear because it means that much to him, pride and achievement 👍🥹😁

@BIIIKES Год назад

This was reaaaaallllllly good 👌 Amazing scenery and epic efforts by both of you!! Well done, boys 🤘

@gcn Год назад

Thanks so much! Where else should we go to get an epic KOM?

@channel8048 Год назад

Now this is a proper use of gravel bikes

@hansschotterradler3772 Год назад

Awesome! Next GCN climb should be Mauna Kea on Hawaii , ~4200 m if you start at sea level. I have done a couple of ~2800 m climbs: Nice at sea level to Cime de la Bonette in France and Granada to Pico del Valeta in the south of Spain; all paved roads though.

@markfarrar2912 Год назад

At 19:18....You dropped something! Ask Hank to pop back and get it lol

@anthonyhatter196 Год назад

Epic! And now a new top three ride for my bucket list. Not sure the family expected next year's Nepal trip, you legends.

@IvanOliv Год назад

Best Gcn video ever! Thank you very much! Best wishes from Brasil

@Hallucis Год назад

Stunning effort, scenery, challenge... The best GCN video. Simply wonderful!

@nancyheller8790 Год назад

The cinematography was truly magnificent! Chapeau!

@josemanuelgarciaotero9393 Год назад

Best video of GCN so far, although I skip the KOM thing.

@bqoutdoors2334 10 месяцев назад

I have backpacked that same road and it showed me just how big the world really is. Extraordinarily humbles you with its raw beauty. Crack on✌🏼🤙🏼

@markpeterson8978 Год назад

I loved this segment boys. Well good ride in a spectacular place. If you run into Ram Grundig tell him hello. The people that live there are the toughest people on earth in many ways and they are some of the most beautiful in my opinion. I love their culture and the terrain. The scale doesn't come across equally if you know what I mean. Cheers boys on a great ride and a very enjoyable segment.

@gcn Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it! Check out our full Himalayas film on GCN+ here 👉 gcn.eu/Himalayas

@Hribster Год назад

I'm just gonna say it. This is better then new top gear and grad tour. It's fantastic.

@nipheon Год назад

Whoa, what an adventure! I'm jealous, seems amazing. And good on you for getting the KOM.

@C_Sachet22 10 месяцев назад

@Simon @GCN mentioned that he had not ridden his bike on such terrain before, so I suggested that he try Manali to Leh or Kaza to Losar. The Thar range is also worth exploring during winter. I am confident that you will experience a diverse range of landscapes.

@ajaypanditchhetri5133 Год назад

Cory set that record during Yak Attack race (world highest mountain bike race) in 2016 that time there wasn't any highway and nobody noticed second person 😆 Anyway good video thanks for promoting Nepal 🇳🇵 🙏

@xosece 10 месяцев назад

outwordly. It's incredible. Is Si crying by the end of the video? Or is it just the cold? That has to be one of the most epic adventures for a human being. Congrats to Hank and Si. Si tagged Hank and other people, so many people in fact he could end up Roald Admunsen if he could

@Mike_in_Thailand Год назад

I've just watched the full video, what an awesome adventure ! I've trekked in Nepal a few times (Annapurna and Everest) and climbed one of the minor peaks, this part of the country is completely different...but the dahl just as welcome ! Well done to both of you ! And the camera/support crew !

@gcn Год назад

We bet you had some adventures trekking this area? 🗺The team really want to head back 😬

@himalayanxtri7879 Год назад

We are launching a gravel bike race in 2024 that will include part of the route you cycled here. There is also a far better route from Kathmandu to Pokhara you could have taken. Give us a shout if you are coming back, our team can show you some great routes :)@@gcn

@lazzaboyman8003 Год назад

I’m looking forward to watching the full length version.

@sudhirparajuli Год назад

What a magnificent country and i am so grateful to call it my home ❤️

@clayeewing Год назад

To think you shot this while shooting what looks like the toughest day in you Himalayan trip, is remarkable considering how brutal the climb and weather. On the Himalayan video, the good: the videography was exceptional, the camaraderie inspiring, the sheer magnitude of the ride perhaps not the distance Hank or Si's done in the past, but likely exceeded those others and many in the future. We loved it.

@gcn Год назад

Great feedback! We loved that you enjoyed the doc, this is one we are particualry proud of 🙌 Where should we take the team next? The more remote the better!

@clayeewing Год назад

@@gcn I could say: British Columbia/Alaska, though the grizzlies and moose (think: big, horned cows that are precisely as dangerous as Si thinks a Brown Jersey is) might be more the challenge than the sheer remoteness of the area; much of Africa has been done, the rest might have too much unrest to make the trip safe. Remote is a tricky subject, so let's take the Big Bend National Park region of Texas: considered to be the most remote area of the Lower 48 (though much more populated than 30 years ago when I raced my mountain bike at the Chihuahua Desert Challenge and started doing bike camping trips in the park), there are enough 4wd roads (Old Ore and River Road) that are so dry and remote, you might see other vehicles, but without water support it's not feasible (I wrote a story over 20 years ago that Ray Jardine--father of modern minimalist backpacking--never backpacked in Texas else his packs would have been closer to 40 pounds than 15). Or a route through the collapsed volcano in Big Bend Ranch State Park (largest state park in the US at approx 300,000 acres), though that also presents a water challenge. These are places I've ridden, bike packed and backpacked the last 30 years, and would be happy to help move you forward into a next challenge in my back yard. Big Bend Landscapes: clayewing.photodeck.com/-/galleries/big-bend-landscape

@TheIllaman Год назад

"it is good for the soul" Couldn't agree with you more, brother.

@RobinCapper Год назад

Awesome to see, memories of cycling a different part of the Himalayas (Lhasa back to Kathmandu) in 2014. Can so relate to the awe and overwhelming nature of the place, and the lovely people.

@gcn Год назад

It's such an amazing place! Have you ever shared your photos of your adventure to the GCN app? Our community would love to see them!

@Tex735 Год назад

Talk about your all time EPIC rides!!! GREAT video!!!

@Stickygoma Год назад

I loved the film. A bit dissapointed about all the little snips here in the youtube video that are not in the main documentary. I would have been glad to watch 3 hrs of this! Directors cut!!!

@jeffreyjones9532 Год назад

Well done Si and Hank. Outstanding video and amazing adventure

@samzam4496 Год назад

the Himalayan Film was by far the BEST film on GCN+ hands down! .. 11\10

@gwelch5362 Год назад

Chatham Islands is also at the 45 minute time zone. GMT +12:45. It's part of New Zealand but 45 minutes ahead of the the rest of the country

@siets7303 Год назад

Beautiful ride, looks awesome. I would also like to thank Simon for the excellent geographical Nepal facts. I approve.

@reprobate337 Год назад

Chapeau! Great film and a fantastic achievement

@marcuspartridge Год назад

Loved this guys. Great to see the highs and lows of the journey

@himalayanxtri7879 Год назад

We also have the world’s highest triathlon - the HimalayanXtri, part of the XTRI World Tour - and the same event organisation is launching a gravel bike race in this area very soon.

@humble1091 Год назад

Such an inspirational adventure. Kudos to you fellas!

@RJ-fi9zo Год назад

18:50 Hank is hilarious, man

@238949 Год назад

This is GCN! nothing else to say, fabulous 🤩

@Through_Sams_cam Год назад

much awaited video. thank you very much GCN for exploring Nepal.

@andrasthehun5339 Год назад

Lycra replaced with t-shirt and baggy shorts,bikes covered in dirt,long sleeve gloves,you guys are slowly becoming mountain bikers😉😀👏

@FatboyAussie Год назад

Such a great watch. The GCN+ episode was brilliant to

@amytysoe2292 Год назад

okay i laughed WAY too hard at the 'simon /did/ flag everyone' card

@Realciderreviews Год назад

Australia also has a 45 minute time zone in Eucla. It’s nearly as remote as Nepal but much flatter.

@deanpurcell7771 11 месяцев назад

Hopefully Corey will come back and claim the KOM on the new segment! (Spoken as a proud Canadian)

@tnan123 Год назад

That was epic! That was incredible riding and being able to do those challenges is so inspiring.

@johnnorris1457 Год назад

In 1987 a friend and I were trekking on the west side of the Annapurna Circuit. One day we heard quite a commotion and saw two or three mountain bikers spinning as fast as they could through a village with a bunch of kids racing after them. The riders looked like they very much wanted not to get overwhelmed by the kids. Up until then, we had not see any bikes while trekking. We later heard one had passed away due to a heart attack further along the trail. As for myself, I was torn between challenging myself with the unique topography that area possesses, taking in the scenary, and appreciating the culture and people of the area. I appreciated this seemed to be represented a bit by Hank and Si. “Many people come; looking, looking, taking picture. Too many people. No good . . . Some people come, see. Good!” - Dawa Tenzing

@oblivionapproaches5790 Год назад

Incredible show, for those of us who can't we have Simon and Hank to thank.

@gcn Год назад

Now that is T-shirt worthy 🙌

@allymack9246 Год назад

Epic. I honestly think these guys have just about the best jobs in the world

@coverchick Год назад

Great flic. Would love to have seen more off your off bike experience staying in the tea houses etc.

@alessandrosilveira9009 11 месяцев назад

What amazing job you did! Congrats!!!!

@MrTandtrollet Год назад

The true hero here is the cameran jogging ahead of Simon while filming ;)

@stuartrooney6707 Год назад

Si & Hank wore onesies for the first couple of days out of Kathmandu. Worth a watch!

@michaelb1761 Год назад

If you want an even higher KOM, come to Bishop, California at 1,260 meters on the east side of the Sierra mountain range. You can ride first a paved road, then a gravel road, and eventually a dirt road to the top of White Mt at 4,344 meters. I read that someone has ridden to the summit from Barcroft gate, where car travel ends about 800 m below the summit, on a unicycle.

@cbb3062 Год назад

When the climb has so much elevation the air is thinner at the top 😂 this awesome great video.

@01FozzyS Год назад

Epic, totally epic. Well done,both!

@Dark_Wings88 Год назад

These landscapes are just amazing!

@heatherbellbikes Год назад

The doco and others like it, alongside this type of content are why I pay £33 a year! Now I’ve got into the racing, it’s a total bargain. 😊 Brilliant and congrats on a well-deserved KOM.

@gcn Год назад

So cool to hear you are getting the most out of your GCN+ subscription 🙌 Have you been watching the World Champs?

@heatherbellbikes Год назад

@@gcn Absolutely. It’s my home as well so I couldn’t miss it! The road race was amazing. I was a bit dubious about making the city centre almost half of the race, but it was riveting, and it’s great to see some of the other races as well. We’re really looking forward to the Vuelta, after hoovering up the Tour. We’re both converts to the racing now.

@morosis82 Год назад

Looks bloody epic, something I'd like to have a crack at. One small call out though, Nepal fun facts, the worlds deepest lake is Lake Baikal in Russia, which is actually a flooded rift valley, at 1.6km deep. It is so enormous that its estimated it contains 20% of the worlds fresh water thats not in ice form.

@gcn Год назад

Thanks for the fact!

@Modshmockers Год назад

That's top of the shop for epics, superb

@debashistalukdar5523 Год назад

Whose idea was it? I dont wanna sound arrogantly overconfident but then if my memory serves me right, I had casually responded to the question on your next challenge. And I'm so delighted to see you paying heed to it. Massive thanks.

@user-nu7yc9ds5l 10 месяцев назад

excellent video...spectacular views

@davefave4351 Год назад

I did Nepal in '95 including Pokhara and the Annapurna trail. Outstanding scenery!

@gcn Год назад

Wow, that sounds incredible!

@la.intempestiva 11 месяцев назад

Guys, Nepal doesn't have the deepest lake. That goes to Russia with Lake Baikal at 1.642m depth. Just to keep it accurate. Amazing video and landscape though. Kudos to you!

@katocaramon 11 месяцев назад

Highest motorable road is in India, Khardung La in the region of Ladhak, it’s a bit shy of 5,500m. You could plan to give it a try, the road that take there from Manali it’s epic!