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Doi Suthep Hill Climb Challenge 【Cycling Thailand】

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Today we are cycling up the Doi Suthep hill climb challenge in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
This is one of the most iconic and famous cycling climbs in Asia, and today is our first time cycling up to the Bhubing Palace.
We just installed some new sub compact oval chainrings by Absolute Black to give us some better climbing gears. Thuong was very happy to have the extra gears on this long climb.
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@kamolhengkiatisak1527 2 года назад

The toughest corner about 500 meters before the temple is called Khong Khun Gun (Khun Gun Corner). Khun Gun was a minor rank official who donated fund and labour to help construct the road up Doi Suthep in those days. So this extreme corner was named after him. When I climbed up this hill on a road bike 20 years ago, my gear was 53/42 with 11-30 sprocket (9 gear range), this corner nearly killed me. I was 50 years old at that time and was at the highest fitness of my life having done full run marathon 42.195 km twice that year and yet this steep corner was a huge challenge. My time was 50 minutes.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

I was really worried for Thuong her first time going up it. It's definitely not easy, especially after a long climb. But dare I say the 200 meters that follow it hurt even more.

@yewnammak750 2 года назад

Wow! Thuong has improve so much! She looks so much stronger and fit now and her cadence is still so pro cyclists like! Keep this up! Really love it!

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! She's come a long way :)

@rommel156 2 года назад

Awesome climb, You've done it again Thuong chan! 💯👍

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! :)

@durianriders 2 года назад

The Doi!! To get all our girls up the QOM I would load them up with iron pills, b12 injections and white rice, water and sugar dinners. It really really makes the difference. Test ferritin levels first though before using iron. Most cyclists are pretty low in iron as they sweat it out so much. By boosting iron and b12 levels we increase hemoglobin which next to sugar intake is the most important thing for power production.

@doskraut 2 года назад

I could never go up a hill like that even with 38-34 granny gears. Good job guys.

@ddswordsaint5 2 года назад

Absolutely Awesome Job Girl. Keep up the Great work

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks!

@ericlarsen8401 2 года назад

Recently found your channel Cruise and Thuong and I have enjoyed watching your rides and taking us along with you. I’ve caught up on many of old videos and watching Thuong’s enthusiasm and improvement is such a joy.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! Thuong has improved a lot :)

@robertdevos5967 2 года назад

Hello Cruise & Thuong, thanks a lot, very different from the "Norikura climb" !

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Yes, it's very different and Thuong has had more training for hill climbs now :)

@dannyeicher6173 2 года назад

Great job Thuong. Keep it going...🎥😃👍👌👊🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️💪💪💪

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks!

@BL-db6xt 2 года назад

smart choice, orange shirt, yellow helmet, white bike, all are bright highly visible on the road. smart couple, smart hobby, smart choice. Well done. Cheers & Ciao

@VagabondTurtle 2 года назад

That bike is so incredibly beautiful! I can't stop admiring it. Sorry I haven't watched this when it came out, now here i am, joining the Cruise Crew again :)

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Better late than never ;) We love these bikes :)

@davewatt8840 2 года назад

Fabulous effort Thuong Chan very well done. Could see pain in face. Look forward to next video from you both 🙏🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks!

@talkingtraveldogs3239 2 года назад

Wow! Congrats to you both, that was impressive. Your descriptive narration is excellent!👍 Lol that blue truck that went bye made me cough.

@ez22009 2 года назад

This is the vid I was waiting for 👍 nice... Chi Thoung is getting better..

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks!

@DylTyrril 2 года назад

Great effort Thuong, looking strong! That looks like a tough and challenging climb. Every ride up the Doi Suthep improves the fitness levels, so keep up the great progress. 😀👍

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! That's true :)

@malcontent_1 2 года назад

Still lovin' Thuong's white Kaze

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

YES!

@andrewhall127 2 года назад

Great effort - I never go further than Wat Phra That bc i like to stop for a fruit smoothie haha...... next time in town i'll head up to the palace for a look.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

We haven't stopped for a smoothie yet, but it is tempting!

@jbrew44 2 года назад

Enjoyed the video. Being new to cycling I really like the tips you provide. The fumes from the vehicles would suck but the country looks amazing for cycling and eating. Thanks for your work you put into this.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Glad it helps :)

@marksadventures3889 2 года назад

Fantastic effort, well done Tuong San. you are doing so well 👏

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks!

@ricecoffee3968 2 года назад

More squats with weight build those quads and hamstrings. Wow determination final sprint. Nice ride just for the scenery. Thanks.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

We just started doing squats this week. Legs are in pain.

@schuey999 2 года назад

You guys are troopers. Great ride!

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks!

@maniastrat 2 года назад

Thuong doing great! Thanks for the video too!

@Fishing8136 2 года назад

I felt the pain from my armchair! Great vid😎🇨🇦

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks!

@malcontent_1 2 года назад

Same here @Agent J -- we were all "suffering" along with them ;-)

@sakdapukuka9621 2 года назад

Very good job!

@chokhou 2 года назад

Nice effort Thuong! Make sure to make a video when she attempts the PR. Ride on 👍👍

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! Planning to :)

@IRSA1 2 года назад

Wow, well done both of you ! it is amazing what can be achieved with some gritty determination, and the correct equipment . Difficult climb, but also pleasant landscape, though I can not help finding the architecture of the temples and palace a little over ornate. Also, would it be possible for you to take us round the zoo if you ever visit it ?

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! We haven't been to the zoo yet, but if we go Thuong will definitely film a walking tour video on her channel at least.

@altern8tive 2 года назад

When an upload starts like that you know it's going to be fun 😀Started running the AB 46/30 sub compact rings last year, cadence with an 11-34 went from a grinding ~52 rpm to +65 rpm on the same climb.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

It's so much better to be able to have a higher cadence on the steep climbs.

@iankennethpastrana7614 2 года назад

I like your content better. So much motivation coming out from you guys. Hope to see you guys around. Maybe when you get to ride in Sky Lane again. Ride safe :D

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Happy to hear that! Hopefully we can make it back there on some road bikes one day.

@brianmessemer2973 2 года назад

Thuong looking ready to launch a THERMONUCLEAR attack past the temple at 12:30 until you called her off 😂 Awesome video man 😎

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

She has some good power when the goal line is close

@bradleyhammond719 Год назад

Good stuff!

@aakashchrispin3749 2 года назад

wow the climb was really difficult. Great work both of you.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks!

@Mr229357 2 года назад

Nice ride, well done 😊👍🏻👍🏻

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks!

@NeilLavitt 2 года назад

In the late 80’s I had a Shimano Biopace chainring and I felt it really helped on climbs. Coming back, I heard they were discredited and not used anymore. So interested to hear they still can be found. I also love the way the guy in the truck appeared to tout to take you the rest of the way up in his fume mobile! So Thailand!

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

It's so much worse when they're in front of you during a hard effort haha

@syamsulbahariabdullah4138 2 года назад

お疲れ様 Thuong-chan。

@cesardeguzman6948 2 года назад

Yes, you made it to the highest elevation. Thuong has really improve her climbing skills.Keep it up.Ride safe and enjoy.Goodluck on your next journey.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! She's come a long way :)

@OldBridgeDork 2 года назад

Chang Mai looks like a great place to ride. That’s a tough climb!

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

It sure is!

@BromptonFamilyTime 2 года назад

👩🏻Wow! Great climb, Thuong chan! Sugoi!

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! :)

@betweenyouandme 2 года назад

good job guys!

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks!

@lawrencenahlik9805 2 года назад

I like the way your new shoes match your helmet and Santic kit.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

They match surprisingly well :)

@olivergroning6421 2 года назад

Big, fat kudos for 1100 hm of climbing. That's hard and a great effort with any gears.

@meenamathur23 2 года назад

Thanks for mountain ride.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Our pleasure!

@amuro2000 2 года назад

Hey I'm in Nagoya , let's go for a ride .... wait what ? ...... Love seeing all these new climbs and rides in Chang Mai . I never knew about a lot of this when I was in Chang Mai . Cheers to Thuong San for a strong ride up the mountain today !

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! Chiang Mai is a pretty popular cycling destination :)

@amuro2000 2 года назад

@@TwoWheelCruise Not sure , But I think I heard Vietnam has opened back up for reentry ? Is that true , it was on the news over here .

@Zenific 2 года назад

Nice hearing what the actual gradients are going up Doi Suthep. A small group of us used to frequently ride up to Bhubing Palace back in the aughts but we could only guess how steep it was. When there's a warning sign in Thailand indicating a steep hill is coming up, if it lists the gradient it's always 8%, regardless of the hill's actual steepness. The gradient could be 5% or 25%, but the sign will always say 8%.

@GordoGambler 2 года назад

On my ride in Vietnam and China, the signs said 10% most of the time.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

It gets pretty steep in some corners, but it is nice to be able to check while riding.

@Gondola_ 2 года назад

Thuong makes such good progress with her English!

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks!

@yoshiakitatsuno5320 2 года назад

Esposa animada parabéns casal

@Fred_Nice 2 года назад

Dude, no way that climb is a recovery ride!

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

With the right gears and slow pace it can be :)

@GordoGambler 2 года назад

My Rohloff14 tour bike was 120 lbs when I went over Hai Van pass by DaNang. LOL. Only had 21.8 GI. Going to Guiyang China, I was doing some pretty steep climbs on wet clay with 36 mm tires. One minute I was 220 feet under the freeway, then 60 feet over it.

@yujiin9850 2 года назад

Congrats on making it up! Definitely thinking about upgrading my 105 5800 to 105 R7000 & getting Absolute Black Oval Chainrings. What cycling computer are you guys using? Does it come with any sensors? It seems to detect the gradient too!

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! It's a good combo for sure. I'm using a wahoo bolt and she's using a Trimm One. They both detect gradient.

@playteles123 2 года назад

Just did this ride on the Tacx app with my smart trainer at 50% resistance. I can see why you both went with the subcompacts. There were a few points I was in my easiest gear with a 50/34 crankset with an 11-28 cassette.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

I wouldn’t want to climb it with anything bigger than that

@maedakeiji00 2 года назад

Man, I tried a climbing this weekend, not even that long or steep, and almost died, winter really wasn't a good thing this year. So, watching this makes me a little ashamed :D But I get back on that saddle and push through to summer like a champ.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

We all gotta start somewhere :)

@tman5634 2 года назад

Great climb & clear voice/footage, excellent & efficient pedaling style. Question. Are the fork steerer tubes on your bikes alloy or carbon?

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! I'm not sure on the steerer tubes.

@tman5634 2 года назад

@@TwoWheelCruise Worth checking & if carbon, consider cutting down the steerer some. If you don't you're running the risk of developing carbon fractures on the tube caused by the stem tightened on the tube without internal support. Basically you have spacers above your stem & the steerer bung will not support the length from top down to your stem, meaning no support where your stem is clamped. I'm a professional cycle mechanic.

@MichaelSchneiderTexas 2 года назад

That climb looked pretty hard , even though the camera probably does not show how steep it really is. I noticed the same pollution issues in Ecuador , the trucks and cars there have a lot of nasty diesel exhaust fumes and a lot of old cars and buses and big trucks are the worst.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

The camera doesn't due it justice unfortunately

@yoshiakitatsuno5320 2 года назад

Nihongo omochiroi I love it

@markfalkingham590 2 года назад

Crazy long tough hill climb. Congratulations to both of you for killing it, I’d love to ride that one day What power meter are you using?

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! I'm using Favero Assioma now

@luigitoluphoto 2 года назад

Very good, what an envy, I would like to be there with you to test my fitness. My mountain bike has been stopped for days for fork maintenance.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Hope the bike repairs finish soon!

@endtimeslips4660 Год назад

what i feel oval is good for flat pedalers. if use cleat it feel the upper cadence stroke feel to soft and not generate much power like regular circle gear. if we use flat we concentrate our cadence power for down stroke which this oval thing are made for boosting down stroke and make up-stroke softer which flat pedal cannot do upper stroke

@kwhatten 2 года назад

You skipped past 2 of what I consider to be the hardest sections, the curve just after 16'20" and the approach to the viewpoint at 9'28”. I used to always ride against traffic on those sections (if it was safe!). There are a couple of super steep hills on the way up to Doi Pui campground from where you stopped. If you go early in the morning the scent of the pine forest at 16'20" on is very nice.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Yeah, there are quite a few difficult sections, especially after the temple to Doi Pui. It does smell pretty nice up there too :)

@grecinos2 2 года назад

Wise choice in gear selection. You guys crushed the climb! That must have been a cat 1 climb, perhaps out of category? What goes up must come down. How do you like the disc brakes vs rim brakes while descending those steep gradients?

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

The full climb is uncategorized, but up to this point only is probably a cat 1 or 2. I definitely like the disc brakes for descending.

@madpeddler8263 2 года назад

Challenge? Doi Inthanon is a challenge, Doi Chaang is a real challenge from the north ascent. Doi Suthep is fun, keep it up. 👍

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Working our way towards Doi Inthanon :)

@Sukirai 2 года назад

should've included the descent ! nice video nonetheless

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! It's a long descent haha

@EugeneMatlin 2 года назад

You guys should check out Mon Jam. The most epic climb in the area!

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

I just did that one recently. Great view at the top :)

@EugeneMatlin 2 года назад

@@TwoWheelCruise yep, super fun descent too.

@pleung3147 2 года назад

Nice ride. i wish you can do an overall review on the 46/30 and your 48/32 chain ring. no doubt that it should be good on climbing, but is it good on other ocassions?

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Overall, they allow you to stay in the big ring more comfortably outside of race-pace level rides, which is nice.

@SurpriseMeJT 2 года назад

I have a small bike collection and where I live, it's hilly but no mountains. On my bikes with 30mm tires and fenders, I run 46/34. This allows more of the rear cassette to be available on the 34. If you use a gear inch calculator (for speed), you will find a 46 x 11/12 at a decent cadence is plenty fast. When I ride my road racing bike (25mm tires), I run 50/36 with a 12-32 cassette (campagnolo centaur 11) and I feel that this gearing might be needed on fast group rides. I feel the 36 tooth allows me to climb faster on shorter hills since I'm a bit of a masher. So much depends on where you live, how much you weigh and riding style. I'm a bit muscular at 5' 8" and 167 lbs.

@bengt_axle 2 года назад

Does the 46/30 require a spider with a 110 BCD? And do the ovals shift as well as the 50/34 round rings, especially when slightly cross chained? I would like to get a climbing bike with lightweight wheels and low gearing. Good effort Thuong! My HR sometimes goes up to 170 on a steep climb in the teens. And I'm in my 50's!

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! Best to check the compatibility guide on their website. Haven't had any issues with shifting.

@durianriders 2 года назад

46/30 only works with 11spd shimano road cranks.

@malwoanders 2 года назад

I have a 34/11 Cassette an 50/34 Chainrings and I am missing a lower gear when going up more than 10 % with Heavy luagage. Eccept that it is perfect for me. Any Suggestions what I should change? Cassette or chainrings or both? Are you still recording the audio via a special recorder or do you now use the media pod to put the mic in? Congrats to Thuong! Great climb! 👍💪

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks! If you're carrying heavy luggage, I doubt you really need the 50/11, so you might be better off with more climbing gears (depending on where you're riding though). We usually record the audio separately and sync in post.

@kwhatten 2 года назад

If you need lower gears you might want to put an MTB rear derailleur on and use a cassette with an 11-50 range. Maybe even use a 1X CR.

@malwoanders 2 года назад

@@kwhatten Thanks KWH! 👍

@mblegend3056 2 года назад

How’s the Absolute black oval chainrings compared with the usual round ones? How’s the shifting on the front derailer?

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

At times I notice it in my pedal stroke and it feels more efficient. Haven't had any shifting issues.

@Chrisb8s 2 года назад

Wtg Thuong !!! Such a mountain climbing pro!

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

She's improved a lot over the last few weeks :)

@arienzoamadeus6675 2 года назад

Wooow nice gear leverage is the name of the game .. love the bike . What brand is it ?

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Kaze

@jojisai 2 года назад

How do you like the oval rings for climbing? and how is that design better for climbing?

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

They feel great :)

@hakimhamzah5990 2 года назад

How about coming and riding up to Cameron Highlands in Malaysia one day? It's a famous climbing route here. Tbh I also not riding up to it yet 😂. Hope you two can enjoy riding up to it cause it's chilly up there.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Hope we can make it one day

@hakimhamzah5990 2 года назад

@@TwoWheelCruise 😍🔥

@ksc8673 2 года назад

Thuong Chan riding skills keep improving. Good to see how well riding out of saddle is working. The bad part is both of you having to deal with the coal burning trucks :(

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Fortunately usually only a few of them on the way up :)

@ChunBoonNg 2 года назад

What is the less heavy traffic times?

@gjswilson 2 года назад

🤙👍

@Membrillo81 2 года назад

That's a very nice mountain! One (safety) suggestion for both of you. Once you are comfortable with the stem height, cut down the steerer. Because if the stem is not clamping where the compression plug is, it can compromise the carbon structure. You don't want to have that problem in that part of the bike.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thanks for the suggestion!

@hippoace 2 года назад

Alternatively you can get a longer compression plug to make sure it is able to support the portion where the stem is clamping on the steerer...

@unitedislife 2 года назад

How did you get chainrings smaller than 50-34 to fit the 105? Are those Absolute Black chainrings? Any problems with dropped chain when shifting too the small ring? I used to experience that on my Rotor Q-Rings. :(

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

They are absolute black rings and they fit fine on r7000. Haven't had any dropped chains yet.

@bmdonlin 2 года назад

Jealous of those finishing numbers: 12%, 211W, 133 BPM (WHAAAAT?). Wish I can get my HR that low on a climb like that.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

It's usually much higher, but today was a slower pace for me.

@lazerdicks43 Год назад

What is the gradient for this climb? Profile?

@jerryavalos9610 2 года назад

What brand chainrings were put on Thuong's cranks?

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Absolute Black

@Reeferanz 2 года назад

it looks similar here in Busay Cebu, Philippines. the worse things are the jeeps, buses, motorcycle who doesnt care about safety. is really annoying and risky

@wingy72 2 года назад

How's the feel of the oval ring? Big difference?

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Thuong didn't notice a difference really, but I can notice it especially with a slower pedal cadence. It feels like it's forcing a nicer pedal stroke

@Xubuntu47 2 года назад

I can't remember how many hours this climb took 22 years ago on my Schwinn hybrid bike. For me it would be more enjoyable on a mountain bike, slower, with some breaks...but I don't race, and my wardrobe has no Spandex. My last bike with drop bars was left in the rooming house when I moved out in 1993. Different (pedal) strokes for different folks, I guess. Speaking Japanese in Japan=end-to-end encryption. Unless you happen to be near a Japanese speaker.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Lots of people do the climb on mountain bikes, it's a bit easier with the smaller gears. And sadly not too many Japanese speakers here, I think there will be a lot more of them in Vietnam though.

@Xubuntu47 2 года назад

@@TwoWheelCruise I hope you make some more tomodachi from Japan.

@hoolan 2 года назад

@@TwoWheelCruise If you ever fancy speaking Japanese there is a fantastic Japanese bar called Yashokudou (夜食堂) in Ban Sathaphon. I used to go there most weeks in 2019, its one of the local hangout spots for Japanese expats in Chiang Mai. Cheap beer and they serve some great Takoyaki.

@Happy_Biker 2 года назад

Is there a link to purchase TwoWheelCruse taiyaki jerseys?

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

We don't have any more stock and not sure when we will be making new kits again right now.

@Happy_Biker 2 года назад

@@TwoWheelCruise oh darn it, maybe next time

@jimluparello2724 2 года назад

Have mercy on Thuong .

@thecrazyToolfan 2 года назад

Filmed on the dji?

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Gopro

@thecrazyToolfan 2 года назад

@@TwoWheelCruise those exposure settings are bright, a few months ago the dji would show up like that. Looks good.

@the.communist 2 года назад

Should have gone for the 32 tooth cassette. More flexibility

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Would like to, but unfortunately on a short cage derailed now

@eliastv5498 2 года назад

PM2.5 reading is really troubling in Chiang Mai... And the trucks don't help. Please do research on PM2.5 particle inhalation and just keep it in consideration. Hoping for the best health for both of you, especially during this pandemic time. Even short term exposure to PM2.5 can be detrimental to one's health.

@olivierpietrzak8218 2 года назад

How is air pollution now in Chiang Mai ? Last 2 years it was a nightmare and most of the time very dangerous to exercise

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Until last week it was awesome. A little bit smoggy now.

@olivierpietrzak8218 2 года назад

@@TwoWheelCruise ok good. they talk about fog or smog but it is pollution from fire with a lot of pm2.5

@Happydreammoney1004 2 года назад

I'm Koreans very channels my road riding

@strawman9410 2 года назад

"Hope her fitness will increase" She peddled up a steep hill. What you want Wonder Woman.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

😂

@WhackaWhacka 2 года назад

RIP TWC. 😢

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

New video will be up this Sunday! We had a computer break down on us 😢

@WhackaWhacka 2 года назад

@@TwoWheelCruise Ah, bummer. Good to hear you're still in business.

@blizzbee 2 года назад

How many water bottles you guys carry 😅😅 they look weighty 😆 But cyclist need to be hydrated 😉

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

2 for longer rides

@vivoslibertos 2 года назад

We want to see your full effort ride but it's important you scream SSSSTTTTRRRAAAAAAVVVVAAAAAAAAA!!!!! to make it legit

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

I need to figure out a way to do data overlays on iPad.

@christill 2 года назад

It’s a shame about those trucks. I can imagine the smell just watching the video. But I’d take a few dirty trucks in a beautiful location than hundreds of less dirty trucks in Bangkok.

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

True, it's not too bad and there's less of them during less busy times of the day

@OfTheGaps 2 года назад

"Ride starts at 0:00"? Really?

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

Sorry, should be 1:00

@jhcycling3098 2 года назад

110 bmp!? What!? Are You a Walking dead.. ;) My ticker gets that rhythm just on walking few steps. When used to run seriously my regular heart rate was 175-185 with even slower 5min/km pace. Could talk with 170 level. Even 140 sounds, to me, very low. Obviously I got rid of all those hrm stuff because it was ruining my motivation. Should test some day (if ever can still do hard training after knee bust in December and nerve damage in my shoulder and arm two weeks ago, f*#k! Note: Don’t get old!) can I still go over or even near 200 mark. LoL. What is that whirling/creaking sound in Your bike? Something gives resonance.. First hearing it annoyed.. in the end of video making me go crazy! Yep, I like to have my bikes silent… :))))

@TwoWheelCruise 2 года назад

I have a pretty low resting hr and this was an easy pace for me. My recovery rides are usually around 110 bpm, but different story with running.