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Project for Bike Packers: Do a show and tell of all the Beautiful Bike Packing Touring Routes, how long, and what to expect when doing so.

This is a great video of your "backyard adventure". Thanks for sharing.

Super excellent productions…. Loved it!

Nice. I love that area. I road on motorcycles with my buddy on the burr trail switchbacks, Grand Staircase-Escalante, and Canyonlands. Would love to do it on a bike. Surprised you didn't hit more sand. Thanks for posting.

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Well done. Thanks.

Amazing trip! Thanks for this beautiful vídeo. I saw the route is on the link above, i asked about the gears, bag and other things and i also found it on the link. Thanks again for sharing all your knowledge about bikepacking

Great vid & scenary. 250cc motorcycles might have been a bit more fun? I know that defeats your purpose...just saying.

Impressive video! I like the helmet-hat of Mick.

Did the Huascaran Loop with my dad 1 month ago and this film brought back so many amazing memories, thanks for that ! Also, made my footage looks terrible hahahah. Perfect documentary!! Congrats! PS: I did the Huayhuash loop (hiking) and the Great Peru Divide (also amazing). Cycling all the way from Ushuaia to alaksa - @hermanodasamericas

Photography top notch Nat Geo standard and commentary snappy.Having travelling to Nepal many times from Singapore to appreciate it's beauty and it's kind peoples,you have captured in perfectly❤😊

Wow! Amazing images. Big views and close looks alike, really good stuff!

Awesome video - looked like quite an adventure!

Mike this is absolutely amazing and so inspirational thank you so much for sharing. It says so much without saying anything. I’ll probably watch it loads cos i’m doing ACT sept 25 keep me buzzing.

Brilliant. Thank you. Cheers and Best wishes from the south west corner of dowununder.

I'm guessing 'Type 2' fun is similar to 'embracing the suck'?

So beautiful. Why no other rider on the router ?

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Beautiful Mick! No joke I got halfway through and had to stop and write some notes for myself for a video idea. You took about 90 seconds to inspire me! P.s love the mask transitions 👌

Great Point. Midweek versus weekend. its Night & Day. Drunk yahoos in ATV’s all over the place.

Beautiful!

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Thank you for sharing your journey with us!

Hi Mick, Great video. I'm trying to decide between Red Centre and Munda Biddi , likely 1st 2 weeks of April. I realize it might be hot on Red Centre at that time but heat aside, if you had to pick one which one would you choose ?

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6:27 The world is upside down right now. I have never seen anyone eat a pringle like that before.

Wow ❤

Maybe take some voice lessons and shed the Frye at the end of every sentence . Supposed to be gravel riding not gravel voice . It's difficult to listen to . Why do women do that ?

Incredible! Thanks for sharing Mick.

Far out Mick! Loved it. Man that scenery is stunning.

That was such an inspiring video - Thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it.

Mick nice to have found your videos and adventures!!! Great filming and scenery 🔝🔝!! I have always wanted to travel to Australia and watching your video it is like being there!! Thank you 🙏🏼!! Cheers from Spain 🇪🇸!! 😊

That morning sun finally clearing the peaks must have been such a treat on the frigid body. This looks like a fall trip no?

Must have been bitching hot😊

Thank for having us! I was there this year, but had a really bad time. Felt absolutely lonely and foreign to everything... still feels unreal, may I have to come back :)

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Much respect, and thanks for a great video. I'm an old fart and rode Telluride to Moab, and half of the Great Divide. Pushing uphill and then walking downhill over rocky and rutted is definitely "Type Two Fun". Q: Have you ever tried drop bars like the Salsa Cowchipper? The older I get (71), the shorter distance I can ride with flat bars (even Jones -H), I've switched to Cowchipper drop bars which creates a trade-off of better comfort for distance, but scarier downhills on loose steep stuff. A bit more downhill walking vs comfort on open spaces. Happy trails!☮

What an epic bikepacking adventure across Utah! Covering 800 miles from Salt Lake City to Moab sounds incredible, especially with those well-known routes like the Trans Rockies Connector, Bears Ears Loop, and Grand Staircase. The variety of landscapes Utah offers, from rugged mountains to dramatic plateaus, must have made this an unforgettable journey. Perfect way to experience the raw beauty of Utah over 3 weeks! 🚴🌄 Really awesome video!

What Surly model are you riding? Great video!

Amazing video! Thank you so much:)

Incredible scenery, you had my attention from the start when you said 47 km climb 😂 Can i ask where in Australia the narrator is from? I live in Sydney & between the "west syd" accent & the inner city migrants I don't really hear accents as unique as hers often

So inspiring on a drizzly winter night in the Pac NW of the US. Thanks for the beautiful filming and great narration!!

Another superb film Mick and Danielle. Thank you. Magnificent landscapes and geography. That part of the USA is wonderful. What a pity about the other part, those so called MAGA homo sapiens. Anyway cheers, thank you once again, regards and best wishes from our corner of the woods.

Great video Mick and Danielle! Awesome footage and fine storytelling! Thanks for sharing the adventure!

Love this type of routes! Thanks for showing us your adventures. Cheers from Norway 🇳🇴

Just catching up on your videos Mick. Beautiful insight into central Australia. Camera work and editing is superb. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

Wow. Thank you! I'm pretty happy with my local bikepacking, which in Utah isn't too shabby. But this!!......🧠🐡 The life I have chosen means I will never get to do this.... But I very much appreciate living it vicariously through such a beautifully and honestly portrayed story. Thanks again$$

Really inspiring film , I’ve watched it several times now . I would be interested in what sort of equipment worked well for you in this environment.

The tent peg Brake Lever, Legend!