Cycling the Salar de Uyuni & Death Road // A Bike Touring Short Film // Part 30 - Bolivia [4K] 

Thank you 😊

I would like to join that. And it's not just the recordings that are great, much more, you guys are great. Best regards Brnhard

Thanx for summing it up for a lot of us, I'm sure

Was definitely an incredible experience! 😅

Thank you 😊

Thank you! 😊

Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

Glad you enjoyed it 😊

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Thank you so much! And May God keep you both ssfe!

Thank you! 😊

Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

Vielen lieben Dank! Freut uns sehr zu hören, dass der Film euch so gefallen hat. 😊

We love it too! Thank you 😊

Yea, it was the first thing we did 😅

Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

Glad you enjoyed it 😊

Thank you! A very exclusive club then 😅

Thanks 😊

Thanks! No new guitar, just a new and colorful case. We’ll talk about it more in upcoming films. 😊

Thanks! Was nice to briefly meet you too 😊 What’s your route looking like now? We saw you went north to Copacabana, right?

@@louisaandtobi I just got back to the states yesterday. I’m not sure what my next move is. I’m thinking Columbia, but no bike. Just a month of Spanish lessons.

Bolivia is the latest travel video 😊 All the travel videos (except Peru because that is a stand-alone docu) are numbered… Bolivia is part 30, for example, like it says in the title 😊

@@louisaandtobi Thanks. I watch on TV and haven't seen the numbers...but will look harder. I might just be too anxious to start it up. Watched your2023 plans video and look forward to all. You two are just great and love seeing how well you enjoy your adventures and each other.

Thanks! We’re in Chile right now but will be in Argentina in a few months.

Thanks 😅

Thanks for the sub! We generally navigate with google maps & Komoot on our phones. On the Salar we often followed tire tracks and used distant mountains for general reference. But we also had the “line” from our planned Komoot route to check.

Thank you 😊

Most of the time there are “trails” carved into the salt from cars which you can follow. Otherwise we used distant mountains as reference and followed the planned “line” on our phones. 😅

Hey, if you check out our “Bikes & Gear” playlist we have several videos about our bags, guitar rack, etc. there. 😊

It’s very interesting for us to read this after now cycling three weeks through the “worthless” north of Chile and actually really enjoying it! Sure, parts get a bit dull, but other parts and the national parks along the coast are really beautiful. And from what we’ve seen (on Instagram) of other people currently cycling the Ruta 40, there is a lot more rain and to be honest, the scenery didn’t look too special. Regarding the people, we of course can’t speak for Argentina, but in Chile the hospitality has been incredible! Hardly a day goes by where we aren’t given something on the road, and have even been invited to stay with people. One of the countries with the best hospitality we’ve ever encountered, in fact! Chile is expensive, for sure, but as it’s been so easy to wild camp, and the people so hospitable, it hasn’t been too big of a problem. Accommodation is always the most significant cost factor. We’re not really fans of Western Union, with the fees it’s often actually not that cheap, and the lines to pick up money can be very long. We use “Revolut”, where we have pre-paid credit cards and can, in most countries, pick up money at any ATM without any fees and really good exchange rates. We might go to Argentina after Santiago, before we come back to Chile to cycle the Carretera Austral, but not sure yet. Did you get your opinion of northern Chile / Argentina from personal experience cycling both or is it just what you heard?

@@louisaandtobi Actually from personal experience cycling it, I did part of the Ruta 40, in the Northern Argentina, but yes, is rainy season now, forgot about it. I went also to Ushuaia 10 yrs ago from Southern Brazil, through Carretera Austral. Thanks for taking the time answering me, but you didn't had to do so! Enjoy your time, your videos are superhiper good! You should have a million subscribers!