Is Germany a good destination for a cycling holiday? 

The triangle pf Germany, Austria and Switzerland is one of the most beautiful parts of the world for me. And cycling is one way of feeling an amazing form of freedom.

We rode from Prague to Berlin last year and those incredible German walking/cycling paths are amazingly beautiful

Great video and really enjoyable to watch. I’ve spent years cycling Germany and although your point about “rule following” is accurate, I think you missed the bigger picture when you commented about the absurdity of the red light situation. It’s the law and everyone follows it and thus expects everyone else to follow it. When you are the one outlier not following the rules you put yourself and others at risk as everyone else is anticipating you to act a certain way. I’ve cycled in Thailand and everyone flows with traffic because everyone understands that is the way it works. Adapt to the driving style for the area you are in, and save yourself some pain.

I've watched all your videos man I'm hella jealous Also you are so safe. You wear that helmet in the train, restaurants everywhere lol. You're ready

Good video. You a big talent man!

Man, your videos are really well made. Keep doing it!

Great video; thanks for sharing!

Hey very random that you are in my adopted city!! If you are still in town let me know, we want to go for a ride this Sunday. Can understand your disappointment with Munich. It's not a sightseeing city and better to know some people there. Hope you pass through again!

Once again, thak you for the film 😃👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Wishing your channel more subs ❤

Enjoyed your video. Well done👍💪

So I initially started watching your vids after visiting Japan, but I also recently was in Munich briefly 😂 bike touring along the Danube River is very popular in that area, if you are sticking around for a while. Although I don't think it's as pretty as the mountains here. If you find yourself in the PNW in Portland, give me a shout for the local bike tour

What is your plan while in Germany? More loop trips or point-to-point, ie touring? Oh ya, let us see your Garmin a bit more often -- fun to see your speed/distance. And ya, I have heard that the German law requires bike tires to match the season you are in. The investment in (and quality of) bike paths is just astounding to those of us in Jakarta. Keep on posting yoru great videos! Well done!

You should call that "road cycling in Austria", as most of your trip seems to be austrian roads... along Achensee, along the Inn...

Glad i found this channel. Awesome content. Thanks for sharing. Are you renting bikes where you travel to or bringing your own? Thanks

Would love to see more of your European trips and rides. Any tips for how you navigate the drone regulations to get your footage?

which cycle did you used?

Beautiful route! How did you move from city to another city in Europe? Wondering how did you make it to travel with your luggage and bike all together!

München's pretty expensive compared to a lot of where I traveled in Germany last year! I felt that Berlin was even a little less expensive at times. Lots of places in Germany can be relatively cheap!

10:10 Food price comparisons were between Austria and Germany.... Are hotel prices lower too? 21:40 Was there a fine? In USA there are 13 States that passed the "Idaho Stop" law - The Idaho stop is the common name for laws that allow bicyclists to treat a stop sign as a yield sign, and a red light as a stop sign (varies by State - Wikipedia). Most were passed within the last 3 years.

Always eat something

The way the road rules are applied in Asia, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia in particular, is far superior to Europe where most of the regulations are ridiculous and far too strict. It’s a real pity that the culture of Germany is to make eye contact, but without a smile. As opposed to Asia where there’s always a smile. Always. Asia = humanity, hospitality and compassion. Europe = cold stares, business and lack of connection. Btw, I’ve been cycling the world for 6 years. I have no home, and therefore rely on humanity to feel at home.

Great video, thank you. Visitors to Germany should consider that only the very most southern part of the country has this kind of mountains. But anyway also other parts of Germany are nice, too. I agree to the cost issue but if you want to have it really pricy you should go to Switzerland.

Oy mate, i just recently did a very similar trip, basically your route in reverse. Some take-aways: - munich is one of if not the most expensive place in germany - it's not a pretty city - never have food or drinks at a gas station, its about double the price.

Damn those roads look spectacular, the scenery amazing. And.. after living in SE Asia for years - it all looks so CLEAN and well kept / well organized

As a german, who knows that area, because I live in Nuremberg, which is 2 Hours north of Munich, was laughing a lot, when I saw this video. :) You was so impressed about everything.

Indeed epic.... Looking forward for cycling adventure

How do u think, in general, is it easy going to any points/cities in Germany? Also how’s situation with moving your bike by train or bus? Thanks, nice video

Hey Johnny, great video as always! Question - how did you plan your tours in Chiang Mai - Garmin? Komoot?

Come to Switzerland ❤️

You are really amazing!

Gonna try that route next week. Thanks a lot for this lovely video 🤜🤛

Love your videos! Thanks. It looks so beautiful there!

Those long distance paths connect all of germany together

Is Germany a good destination for a cycling holida, yes! Followe the Rhine, no climming.

Have you tried Warm showers?

How do film with that big camera and then how do you put it back without stopping the bike one handed, and not crashing? 😂 Arent you nervous something might come up and you have to brake suddenly, one handed ? I had second hand anxiety just watching that. Also on a side note bro there's no point in just complaining about the price in every damn sentence... There are cheap countries and then they're are expensive countries....what's the point ? Have you been back to Canada lately ?? It's just a mute point...you knew the situation the moment you decided to book a flight to Europe and then act surprised 😅