The Tout Terrain Outback: 2 years later!

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0:00 Intro
1:23 Front fork, tires, dynamo
3:33 Drivetrain, no derailleur or chain!?
5:33 Tubus' Ti Liviano rack
6:25 Ortlieb's Dark Sand bags
6:47 Brooks C17 saddle
7:36 Handlebar thoughts
8:46 Peak Design Out Front Bike Mount
9:45 Supernova M99 Mini B54 Pro
10:44 Outro

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1 июл 2024

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@allesdurchprobiert 2 месяца назад

Thanks so much for this! ❤ I'm eyeing this bike and can't get enough of it!

@sofia_zxc 2 месяца назад

Hello! Nice video! Been your channel's constant viewer from the Kyrgyzstan videos! I am from Kazakhstan and would be pleased to see you and Bellen doing bike tourism thorugh Kazakhstan

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

Thank you! It’d be great to see Kazakhstan by bike some day.

@roberto5602 12 дней назад

Hi Tristan, Are you thinking to create a video about the new Outback explore 2? The main differences specially. Thank you

@tristanbogaard 11 дней назад

Unfortunately I haven’t gotten my hands on one to experience the difference. Once I have the chance I’d like to work on that idea!

@gurkanserteser5270 2 месяца назад

You are my best ever🎉🎉🎉

@spektrumB 2 месяца назад

Great video. It's a great bike for those who can afford it. In long term, well worth the money in my opinion. I was looking for information for the road to Song Kul and discover your channel. I will start my trip in Bishkek in a few weeks and go pass Song Kul. I know it's probably a few weeks too early to visit there. However my schedule is quite tight. I hope the road isn't too muddy and snowy.

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

Thank you kindly! To get to Song Kul, do consider riding the first part of our Bishkek Spectacular loop, that crosses Kegeti pass. Be very careful with the weather up there. When down, you can continue your climb to Song Kul from its northwest side. Not sure what that pass is called but it crosses Bash-Kuugandi and Karakeche. It’s gorgeous. Wishing you safe passage.

@spektrumB 2 месяца назад

@@tristanbogaard I plan to head east to near Issyk Kul to Balykchy, then turn west to the Kyzart pass. Then to Bash-Kuugandi. I see many horse back riding trips will go through Kyzart pass. Thanks for the information.

@Massaliotis 2 месяца назад

Hello from Greece! Great video of a great cicycle! Wishing you a lot more beautiful adventures on it! One question though, what feed bags do you use?

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

Thank you, and hello from Spain! My feedbags are from Roadrunner bags, they’re the Copilot ones. Love them!

@christianjepsen6788 2 месяца назад

Thanks, that was a very positive review. I feel some information is lacking. Are you sponsored by the brands mentioned here?

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

You’re welcome, I try what I can within my sponsorship deals. They aren’t accepted unless the product is thoroughly used and I can speak freely, which is what I’ve attempted to do here. Hoping to make this bike last a long time and do a few more of these yearly reviews as Belén and I keep on cycling!

@DawaiMulders 2 месяца назад

Hi Tristan, Nice bike and love the ortlieb panniers. What do you think about the Jones H flatbar or the Surly Moloko? You try one of them? Like these bike and setup reviews.

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

Thanks! I have no personal experience with either the Jones or Surly bar but from their designs I can clearly see the upsides in the H bar in terms of upright sitting position (perhaps a bit less climbing oriented) and in the Moloko “horns” as that construction adds many more hand / wrist positions to choose from. I’ll try to make another Outback video next year, with some more in depth info on wear/tear as well as additional specking options in the configurator!

@ninjamuffinrawr 2 месяца назад

I have the Jones handlebar on this bike and love it

@omare_biketonature 2 месяца назад

Beautiful bike and great set up! Quite pricey though 😅 is that a 9L or 15L handlebar bag? Those new ortlieb bag look fantastic, I have the old ones, not as good looking but just as good, cheers!

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

It is pricy indeed. Having ridden it for two years with little maintenance though, I’d say it’s slowly becoming worth that tag… I carry the 15L bag. The color is amazing, blends in so well with nature. There’s a few new details but you’re not missing out; the gray ones are just as good!

@simonroberts8469 2 месяца назад

Hi, I’m curious why you’ve chosen a battery powered front light if you run a Son 28 Dynamo? Thanks in advance.

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

I like having it function separately; now I get to charge my external battery fully without running a light all day, and get to run my M99 at full brightness when necessary. That battery life pulled me in 👍🏼

@simonroberts8469 2 месяца назад

@@tristanbogaard Interesting, thank you. I use a Dynamo light with an on/off switch allowing me to prioritise charging. It’s supplemented where necessary with a lumen adjustable high power head torch which doubles as my camping light. Two very different systems producing much the same result.

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

Sounds very handy! If I have the chance in the future, I’d like to experiment with the Cinq plus 6, which charges a battery inside the head tube so you can charge from a USB C port without ever needing an external battery.

@simonroberts8469 2 месяца назад

@@tristanbogaard I did look at that, it’s undoubtedly a very neat solution. Very much personal choice but I prefer to use 2 detachable smaller capacity batteries, (2 as they tend to charge faster than one larger one). I value the detachability as I supplement the Dynamo battery charging in areas of good infrastructure by taking the battery packs into cafe/restaurant/campsite communal room to charge from the mains supply wherever possible. Thanks for the videos, I enjoy them immensely.

@elachichai 2 месяца назад

Hope they had a trigger shifter in place of the twist shifter

@LZ--- 2 месяца назад

Hey Tristan, I really like your bike! Is there a way to hook up that Supernova M99 front light to your Cinq Plus 6? If this is technically not possible, there is also the Supernova M99 "DY Pro" which runs on 6V/3W AC dynamos such as your SON28. Best wishes L

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

Thanks! Since I have a Cinq Plug 5 I’m not sure I’d be able to hook it up. If I’d have the Plug 6 I’d probably be able to get a wire splitter installed and run a dynamo M99. But that’s for the future!

@TobiasSander 2 месяца назад

@@tristanbogaardAccording to Supernova, the two devices are not compatible, not even with a splitter. Tout terrain also says that two cables cannot be routed through the fork at the same time. On the other hand, Ulrich Bartholmoes rides the Cinq - Supernova combination by "switching cables" as required.

@Paularite 22 дня назад

Hey, nice setup, what's the oversized bottle cage you have on the dowtube ?

@tristanbogaard 21 день назад

Thanks. It’s the Cinq bottle cage that’s sold by Tout Terrain. Handy for that 1.5L water bottle!

@Paularite 21 день назад

@@tristanbogaard thanks, exactly what I was looking for for my 1.4 L nalgene !

@vincenthesselink 2 месяца назад

Thanks for the information. What is the total weight of this bike plus setup, without water and food?

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

Without any gear on (but some accessories like mounts) this XL Outback model weighs about 15kg. With all my gear… I only have wild guesses! But most likely 25kg before food and water.

@vincenthesselink 2 месяца назад

@@tristanbogaard tnx for the reaction. Since 4yrs I did a couple of trips. Started with a Santos travelmaster 3+ aka the Rolls Royce of the touringbikes. But it weighs 15,5kg which was way too heavy for me in the mountains/hills of north Spain on the Camino. So I switched to a gravelbike of 11,7 kg. Next week starting a trip with around 25kg. No tent and no coockingear possible if i want to keep it under 25kg. Arles, Girona, Valencia, Albacete, Sevilla, Almancil. I love your video's and information and have a book that you wrote! Many greetings V

@johnvanderhulst4778 2 месяца назад

Love the frontlight, but the price 500 euro?

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

That’s a payment for super high quality and durability of a Supernova light. If you do a lot of evening / night riding and don’t want any fuss, this is a fantastic light.

@ferencczuczor7766 2 месяца назад

How about the pedals and shoes? Thanks a lot😉

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

Good point! Pedals are from Tout Terrain, clip and clipless in one, pretty indestructible. My shoes are the Pearl Izumi X Mesa, bought those because of the water resistant, quick drying materials, comfy fit and rugged sole. Can recommend!

@ferencczuczor7766 2 месяца назад

@@tristanbogaard Köszi Tristan, I was not able to find this pedal exactly, but as I see the flat part is relatively big, so I guess it can give you better grip and change your sole position more freely, that makes longer rides more comfy. I have some knee issue, this might help ;-)

@gregg48 2 месяца назад

Any chance you've talked to TT and they've given a hint as to whether we might see the "i" series gearboxes roll out in their product line? I'd love to buy one of these complete, but TT doesn't over the newest e-shifting drivetrain as an option yet...sigh

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

It’s worth the wait since I’m sure they’ll offer the spec at some point. However, having manual shifting is pretty nice considering it’s one thing less to think of charging.

@MrProctitus 2 месяца назад

I did ask recently and they say they have no plans for their touring bikes

@gregg48 2 месяца назад

@@MrProctitus thank you! That makes sense, but they also call this a "Bikepacking MTB" ...I'd much prefer to buy everything built together, but will do a frameset/build if I must...sigh.

@wordpress4373 2 месяца назад

What the luggage weight?

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

You don’t want to know 😉 But I’ll upload a full gear video alongside this at some point that’ll show what I’m carrying and why!

@Onroulelaboule 2 месяца назад

Hi, mechanical or hydraulic break? The Ultimate touring bike for sure !!! Sad things is this bike is very very very expensive! Looking forward to your next super adventure!!

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

They’re hydraulic! It sure comes with a price but at least on my side it’s kept up with all the abuse… the longer you’ll use it the more it becomes worth the investment. I’ll check in again on this in the 3 year review!

@Onroulelaboule 2 месяца назад

@@tristanbogaard I will keep on dreaming. Meaby see you in Spain this summer 😁. We are finishing our trip in Taiwan with a mega earthquake scrary experience of a life time.

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

Oof, good that you remained safe, been reading up on it in the news here… hope you get to enjoy the end of your trip, regardless!

@andrewjjhalliday 2 месяца назад

Is that the original belt after two years?

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

In the 1 year video, I mentioned that I’d snapped my initial belt because of a loose front sprocket and a lot of force on a particularly steep climb. However, this new belt has now lasted me about a year and three quarters. Soon it will clock 2 years!

@stefanmollmann8788 2 месяца назад

Any idea how many km you did with this belt or the bike in general?

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

Will have to calculate that from all my GPX tracks. Nevertheless, I don’t think it should be measured by km but rather by meters climbed. I feel like I put a lot of stress on this belt on every bikepacking trip due the fact that I prefer gravel / dirt tracks that tend to get steep. I think that number will be a far more significant stat to keep in mind.

@stefanmollmann8788 2 месяца назад

@@tristanbogaard good point and it would be interesting to know these stats! And great to hear the belt handles steep climbs so well as I do like to ride tracks like this as well!

@crculver2068 2 месяца назад

You are sponsored by this company. Don't you think this is something you ought to disclose from the very start of the video?

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

I think everyone knows at this point! But yes, I’ve included the ‘paid content’ warning on YT and should’ve made it extra clear by voice too. Sorry about that!

@elpoutre2522 Месяц назад

The warning is not that obvious and "everyone" might refer to a few person that actually know you as a sponsored person so thanks Crculver for pointing this out.

@GordoGambler 2 месяца назад

WTF is that?? All you did was list the parts the same as if it was brand new. We learned NOTHING. WTH is the data, like total miles, speeds comparisons, top speed capability, service records, oil changes, tire wear miles, how do those knobbies do on wet downhills, what rattles/ doesn't, did the grips tar up your hands/ they sure did when I used those crap rubber grips, number of flats, how do you lube stuff like pedals? etc

@tristanbogaard 2 месяца назад

That was indeed the point of this video, to update those interested on how the bike is keeping up. I’ll keep your notes in mind for the next review 👍🏼