You all prolly dont care at all but does someone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..? I somehow forgot my login password. I appreciate any tips you can give me!
@Andy Rohan thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Hi, I am a daily cyclist living in Hong Kong. Just watched your video. I am quite disappointed that HK is not a cyclist friendly city especially in HK Island and Kowloon. I stay mainly in the New Territories, keeping away from heavy traffic and industrial areas. There are crazy professional drivers in HK. So even though I had been riding road bikes over 30 years, I would not dare riding in the heavy traffic like you. It is extremely dangerous and we are not welcome in many places. Anyway, quite good, you did something that I didn't do!
very cool adventure, loved the music, good on you for hanging in there and not giving up, skills with videoing in traffic, and great video shots of all sorts - keep up the awesome videos ! :)
I stay with my girlfriend's family in Hong Kong NT for 1-3 months every year. When going for extended runs here, I've also run into the problem of roads that Google Maps routes me through either being closed off by tall metal fences or guarded by large and fairly aggressive dogs. It's quite stressful. Sticking to the cycling lanes is probably best, but man, they are always so short …
This is EPIC! I just finished making a video about parts of your path through the New Territories of Hong Kong, but it seems like you made it to a lot more sweet spots of Hong Kong. I think I'll have to try more of your paths out the next time I'm up there.
I think it's nice to see different parts of cities and not only the tourist attractive parts. By seeing everything you see way more culture and history.
Jasper - you were so very close at the dogs and water treatment plant! Really need to know your way around. You would have had trouble on 23mm tyres going through the fish ponds beyond although it’s a very short section. Beyond that the roads are much better and it’s worth to cycle along to see some interesting stuff. Yes, traffic can be horrendous in parts so not that enjoyable. -Maybe next time!
Strangely I can only navigate the "around hong kong" route clockwise, if i ride it like you from the other direction I'll get lost near the border, lol
I´m sorry, I've laughed a lot, I know it´s not well, but I laughed a lot with you lost and with the dog (the dog=extra motivation). And the new chinese followers. Funny video Jasper.
For some reason this is the first time RUclips recommended your channel to me who loves flying (as a pax, not crew lol) and cycling. With Oneworld and non-RCC riders, but I hope to meet you some day!
I'm from HK and I like to ride on the Castle Peak Road (the last section of the video from Sham Tseng to Tsuen Wan). I'd like to know the whole route of cycling this time.
The way that they paint the bike on the cycle path is the same as here in the UK. Hong Kong was a British territory up until 1997 when we handed it back to the Chinese, which also explains why they drive on the left. It’s not actually a country either, officially it is part of China, although it is allowed to operate as a separate country.
try the loop again midnight. it will be easier. btw tai mo shan is a big climb yes, but imo riding up fei ngo shan via shatin pass road and riding to the big buddha from tung chung will be more fun for you, some good climbs there.
@@jasperverkuijl yeah just watched it. btw i just finished a 120km ride in lantau with all that climbs, ~70km with a slowly leaking tubeless tire due to punctures and cuts...basicly more than half of the way i was riding with ~40psi in my 25c tire, and got to stop and pump it up every half an hour...not so fun...
Jasper, your one of my favorite you tubers and cyclists......but dude, your sock / shoe game need work☺️. Lol, keep up the great work, I love getting a notification your new video is up.
Great video, keep it up. I rode around Hong Kong as part of some training for a race in New Zealand (had to as was on holiday) and its pretty scary in certain parts especially the built up areas. Better riding out of the city. Can you upload your Strava course of this ride, as will try and do the same thing when I am there later in the year.
Happy new year Jasper ! I bought 2 sets of YOELEO Carbon Wheels from China. I’ve ridden on set of 88 mm 25mm width These wheels in my opinion are fantastic. If possible, the next time your in China look up the company and see if it’s possible to ride a set. I’d love to hear your expertise. Thanks!
Its true, u 'll find that it is difficult to have a long path to ride in HK. Drivers are rude and the roads are super busy. As a Hong Konger, it is frustrating
I love the music. Give me sense of adventure with the beat. It looks so different than 38 years ago when I left the country. Thank you for taking me to all the different places through your video. It feels like I am exploring it with you Jasper. Btw, how's the Cycling Fanatic jersey coming along?
wow i always dreaming of doing this but alas perhaps you'll need a local guide to avoid those dangerous heavy traffic i thought.. anyway a big thumbs up before i finish the video, cheers!
@@jasperverkuijl yeah. the MTR didnt start yet sad that you didnt have much time, but heard you still made the tai mo shan. thats great kind remind, there always will be a huge loop on chinese lunar new year between Jan and Feb
I would say that my favourite route is castle peak road at 15:55. I live near 12:12 and I always would like to ride to Tsuen wan via castle peak road. BTW..how come you ended up at 14:12 the water treatment place?? I dont even know where it is :( doesnt seem right if you ride from Yuen Long to Tsuen wan, you dont have to go through such place .
Hi, I have two question 1) how You hold the camera stick on downhill? I was try but if You need put the brake its a little but risky :-) 2) what You do at work? I ask, because I have a lot friends from Europe in China who ridding on bicykle and I also ask them about that.
6.38 haas equals hare ( same pronunciation as hair ) , reminds me of the little joke; a magician can pull a rabbit out of a hat, I can't do that, but I can pull a hare out of my arse.-ouch. I enjoyed your video of Honkers very much Jasper.
That's the problem with finding your way around China. All of the signs are written in Chinese. I really liked the soundtrack right after the McLaren sighting. It sounded like OK, we're getting back to business. Also, did you know that in China they just call it food. Not Chinese food.
Ok, you rent it, I see in the video. Do you have a adress, where to rent a roadbike there? I also wanna visit HK and wanna cycle there. Maybe you have the costs of renting, too? Thanks a lot.
It’s great but you cannot do it within a day. End up in Tsuen wan is fine. Riding in hongkong is danger and try to get ride of big trucks, taxi and minibus. The drivers are crazy. Seems you get lost in Yuen long, the north west part of new territories. It’s great but missing some part from Yuen long to Tuen mum.
James Turner he hates his Garmin 😂. And a Fenix doesn’t have proper routing with maps and turn notifications. For a pure cyclist a fenix is just not worth 350-700€
Really! Garmin Fenix 5, is a great watch to use especially when you don’t have your regular Garmin head unit. I’ve used when my Garmin head unit has died mid ride because I forgot to charge.
The routing on the Wahoo is definitely not the greatest. I was visiting Belgium and using my Bolt for routing and it sent me through an old pathway that was fully rutted with stumps and mud. Hoping #wahoofitness can eventually fix this.
Do you take your own bike on your flights or you rent it ? I'm an ATP also, but I fly 737, too many legs, great chance to loose my bike :D, love your channel btw.. congrats.. keep cycling and posting..
Great video again. Careful about saying that HK is on one side of the fence and China the other side, in the minds of China PRC, it's all China; to most in HK this definitely isn't the case. I'm in HK so you can guess what I think. Let's all cycle, no borders, no politics... that would be perfect!
@@jasperverkuijl first of all you can search for routes in a place, that were already uploaded by someone (filters: length, time, difficulty), and second of all, I have always have good experience with the automatically chosen roads, so that these are always open for bikes. Rennradrunde von 大圍 Tai Wai www.komoot.de/smarttour/797597?ref=atd
I was the ''older man' in your video. Nice to meet you and welcome to HK !
5:42 That statue is called "Guan Yin" which funded by the richest guy in Hong Kong aka Li Ka Shing.
Welcome onboard!
Loved all your rides in HK. I lived there and Shenzhen for a while and sure it brings back some good memory!
I salute you for telling it EXACTLY how it is.
Keep up these quality talks!
You all prolly dont care at all but does someone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow forgot my login password. I appreciate any tips you can give me!
@Emmett Francis Instablaster :)
@Andy Rohan thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Andy Rohan it worked and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my account!
@Emmett Francis Happy to help xD
600 likes - no dislikes. That’s my boy. Great job, great video. Keep going.
Hi, I am a daily cyclist living in Hong Kong. Just watched your video. I am quite disappointed that HK is not a cyclist friendly city especially in HK Island and Kowloon. I stay mainly in the New Territories, keeping away from heavy traffic and industrial areas. There are crazy professional drivers in HK. So even though I had been riding road bikes over 30 years, I would not dare riding in the heavy traffic like you. It is extremely dangerous and we are not welcome in many places. Anyway, quite good, you did something that I didn't do!
I rode round HK Island myself on Monday. Great weather and a lovely ride.
Cheers
Nice one!
very cool adventure, loved the music, good on you for hanging in there and not giving up, skills with videoing in traffic, and great video shots of all sorts - keep up the awesome videos ! :)
Original cycling fanatics style of video, love it!
The music in the last part is golden!
I stay with my girlfriend's family in Hong Kong NT for 1-3 months every year. When going for extended runs here, I've also run into the problem of roads that Google Maps routes me through either being closed off by tall metal fences or guarded by large and fairly aggressive dogs. It's quite stressful. Sticking to the cycling lanes is probably best, but man, they are always so short …
I guess eventually you’ll find some good routes right?👍🏻👍🏻
This is EPIC! I just finished making a video about parts of your path through the New Territories of Hong Kong, but it seems like you made it to a lot more sweet spots of Hong Kong. I think I'll have to try more of your paths out the next time I'm up there.
💪🏻💪🏻 enjoy !
I think it's nice to see different parts of cities and not only the tourist attractive parts. By seeing everything you see way more culture and history.
Bikes trips like this is your best! Thank you a lot! ;-)
The shades are super DOPE!!!
Jasper - you were so very close at the dogs and water treatment plant! Really need to know your way around. You would have had trouble on 23mm tyres going through the fish ponds beyond although it’s a very short section. Beyond that the roads are much better and it’s worth to cycle along to see some interesting stuff. Yes, traffic can be horrendous in parts so not that enjoyable. -Maybe next time!
ran around hong kong same date as you were cycling. pretty cool place to do these kind of stuff
Strangely I can only navigate the "around hong kong" route clockwise, if i ride it like you from the other direction I'll get lost near the border, lol
I´m sorry, I've laughed a lot, I know it´s not well, but I laughed a lot with you lost and with the dog (the dog=extra motivation). And the new chinese followers. Funny video Jasper.
Welcome to Hong Kong aaaagain😆
Who from HK? Say hi here🖖🏻🖖🏻
John L I’m was born their, I can also live their if I want
Hi🖖🏻🖖🏻
Hi 👋🏻
Hi
Here
80's type of music. Right on!
Awesomely edited & very interesting! Great vid👌
Welcome to Ride in HK, your riding skills really good, as we always feel harsh and tough when riding in Hong Kong, Road situations in quite bad.
Happy New Year to you and youre family! Nice 80's analog synth muzak! ;-)
Love your videos man! Keep up the great work 😎 Hallo from Norway 🇧🇻
Good music choices! This video reminded me of some of my rides, getting lost and wandering around a city haha
Jasper,
I Love your Riding Videos of Strange Countrys.👍
Very interesting and entertaining ride video. 👍🏼
For some reason this is the first time RUclips recommended your channel to me who loves flying (as a pax, not crew lol) and cycling. With Oneworld and non-RCC riders, but I hope to meet you some day!
You must eat nuts and dried fruits from Kluth. You can buy the Brand at City super in HKG. 🤙
Because the cycling fanatics Kit is green and the kluth bag is Green aswell.
I'm from HK and I like to ride on the Castle Peak Road (the last section of the video from Sham Tseng to Tsuen Wan). I'd like to know the whole route of cycling this time.
Je doet dat toch allemaal maar even in je eentje, respect!
The way that they paint the bike on the cycle path is the same as here in the UK. Hong Kong was a British territory up until 1997 when we handed it back to the Chinese, which also explains why they drive on the left. It’s not actually a country either, officially it is part of China, although it is allowed to operate as a separate country.
Great ride mate. Looks good
Welcome to Hong Kong! Crazy stop start signs everywhere along the bike lane I would say 😆
try the loop again midnight. it will be easier.
btw tai mo shan is a big climb yes, but imo riding up fei ngo shan via shatin pass road and riding to the big buddha from tung chung will be more fun for you, some good climbs there.
@@jasperverkuijl yeah just watched it. btw i just finished a 120km ride in lantau with all that climbs, ~70km with a slowly leaking tubeless tire due to punctures and cuts...basicly more than half of the way i was riding with ~40psi in my 25c tire, and got to stop and pump it up every half an hour...not so fun...
Man you are so fortunate to be out and free on the bike! Meanwhile we're stuck in snowy hell in Europe!! 😄
Jasper, your one of my favorite you tubers and cyclists......but dude, your sock / shoe game need work☺️. Lol, keep up the great work, I love getting a notification your new video is up.
yes nice edit and soundtrack! rockin the MW method to winning socks
Cool!
Cycling fanatics
Welcome back to HK. That’s a “brave” ride mate. Not easy to navigate. Good on you for trying.
So good, so confusing! ?!? Good escape from the dogs as well. Great installment 👍👍
Maybe you can organise a group bike ride next time when you visit Hong Kong. XD
Agreee
Great video, keep it up. I rode around Hong Kong as part of some training for a race in New Zealand (had to as was on holiday) and its pretty scary in certain parts especially the built up areas. Better riding out of the city. Can you upload your Strava course of this ride, as will try and do the same thing when I am there later in the year.
Great channel, keep up the good work
Hello massive pipe line 😂😂😂😂 Great video jasper
It's quite hard to imagine how you can survive the heavy traffic in central lol. Anyway welcome to Hong Kong!
Happy new year Jasper ! I bought 2 sets of YOELEO Carbon Wheels from China. I’ve ridden on set of 88 mm 25mm width These wheels in my opinion are fantastic. If possible, the next time your in China look up the company and see if it’s possible to ride a set. I’d love to hear your expertise. Thanks!
Its true, u 'll find that it is difficult to have a long path to ride in HK. Drivers are rude and the roads are super busy. As a Hong Konger, it is frustrating
it is not a ideal place for riding
Ooo you went through Sheung Shui, past Sheung Shui Wai! Grandparents village :)
I’m gonna do this in May, can’t wait to get back to HK
I love the music. Give me sense of adventure with the beat. It looks so different than 38 years ago when I left the country. Thank you for taking me to all the different places through your video. It feels like I am exploring it with you Jasper. Btw, how's the Cycling Fanatic jersey coming along?
Yo Jasper... congrats... you're getting big :) 30k subs
wow i always dreaming of doing this but alas perhaps you'll need a local guide to avoid those dangerous heavy traffic i thought..
anyway a big thumbs up before i finish the video, cheers!
nice~. may i ask wht action cam r u using ?
if you want to do a loop of hong kong
you have to do it in the early morning starting at around 5-6
@@jasperverkuijl yeah. the MTR didnt start yet
sad that you didnt have much time, but heard you still made the tai mo shan. thats great
kind remind, there always will be a huge loop on chinese lunar new year between Jan and Feb
Welcome to Hong Kong! You should have a fans meeting.
What camera you shooting? Seems an upgrade from the video that I watched when you first came to HK and took mrt cycle up the hill.
Bel video complimenti !
I would say that my favourite route is castle peak road at 15:55. I live near 12:12 and I always would like to ride to Tsuen wan via castle peak road.
BTW..how come you ended up at 14:12 the water treatment place?? I dont even know where it is :( doesnt seem right if you ride from Yuen Long to Tsuen wan, you dont have to go through such place .
Hi, I have two question 1) how You hold the camera stick on downhill? I was try but if You need put the brake its a little but risky :-) 2) what You do at work? I ask, because I have a lot friends from Europe in China who ridding on bicykle and I also ask them about that.
@@jasperverkuijl Oh god, You are pilot team
in KLM
In your opinion, what's the most cycling friendly place out of all the places you've been to escape the Dutch/European winter?
Zwift
Chiang Mai, Thailand! Tackle Doi Inthanon, Doi Suthep, the Samoeng Loop and many other rides. If you fancy, you can even ride to Chiang Rai.
maan , very nice shots !
6.38 haas equals hare ( same pronunciation as hair ) , reminds me of the little joke; a magician can pull a rabbit out of a hat, I can't do that, but I can pull a hare out of my arse.-ouch. I enjoyed your video of Honkers very much Jasper.
I compliment you on your excellent English which is better than that of most Aussies LOL. Looking forward to your next race.
What Hong Kong bike shop did you rent the bike from I wanna go looks pretty spec out
0:12 I saw my home btw welcome to Hong Kong
This is the best kind of ride
When are you coming back; I'd like to join you on a ride.
no more hongkong flights for me unfortunately..... the b747 is not flying to hkg anymore per december
@@jasperverkuijl there are better wide bodies today than the 74
Oh my god, Hong Kong viewer here saying hello!
Honestly, Hong Kong is a terrible city for cycling. Thank you for loving this city again and again.
That's the problem with finding your way around China. All of the signs are written in Chinese.
I really liked the soundtrack right after the McLaren sighting. It sounded like OK, we're getting back to business.
Also, did you know that in China they just call it food. Not Chinese food.
In Hong Kong all the signs are in English too. Not a problem with finding your way around
Ok, you rent it, I see in the video. Do you have a adress, where to rent a roadbike there? I also wanna visit HK and wanna cycle there. Maybe you have the costs of renting, too? Thanks a lot.
rapha (if you're a member) or Velo6
Hiya Jasper, great video with such a nice soundtrack. You're a fine explorer!! How did you experience the air quality there? See ya!
Hi, did you bring your own roadbike to HK ? By hard case or just a paper box?
Those are the same cycling lane symbols as over here in the UK lol!
Andrew Bedford it is because of history I think
It’s great but you cannot do it within a day. End up in Tsuen wan is fine. Riding in hongkong is danger and try to get ride of big trucks, taxi and minibus. The drivers are crazy. Seems you get lost in Yuen long, the north west part of new territories. It’s great but missing some part from Yuen long to Tuen mum.
What’s your thoughts on the Wahoo Element, why didn’t you bring your Garmin or at least have a Garmin Fenix?
James Turner he hates his Garmin 😂. And a Fenix doesn’t have proper routing with maps and turn notifications. For a pure cyclist a fenix is just not worth 350-700€
Really! Garmin Fenix 5, is a great watch to use especially when you don’t have your regular Garmin head unit. I’ve used when my Garmin head unit has died mid ride because I forgot to charge.
Honda s2000 at 8:42
Much cooler than the mclaren🔰
Casually appearing in a rubbish garage
Damn didn’t notice that. But the McLaren 600lt can spit flames out of it’s exhaust. And it actually has something called torque 😉
But can you say "vtec kicked in" in a mclaren?
Oh yeah theres a couple of old dudes in my cycling route every morning.. I pass them easily on the flats and they pass me easily on the climbs. Haha.
Hehehe
Do you need to take your wheel off to board the train?
Yes. It's a "rule" in Hong Kong. Seems that riders are not so welcomed in Hong Kong when compared to other countries.
welcome to HongKong again
That place looks like a mad house Jasper.
What soundtrack do you use, Jasper? Nice vibes
Why do you have to remove front wheel on subway?
Hong Kong rules
welcome to hongkong
Great ride!
At what fps did you film? And was the wide-angle at 170°
The routing on the Wahoo is definitely not the greatest. I was visiting Belgium and using my Bolt for routing and it sent me through an old pathway that was fully rutted with stumps and mud. Hoping #wahoofitness can eventually fix this.
Do you take your own bike on your flights or you rent it ? I'm an ATP also, but I fly 737, too many legs, great chance to loose my bike :D, love your channel btw.. congrats.. keep cycling and posting..
I had dogs chase me once in France, my brother cut me off and I ended up going into a deep drain ditch off the road 🤦♂️
Ouch 🤕
Great video again. Careful about saying that HK is on one side of the fence and China the other side, in the minds of China PRC, it's all China; to most in HK this definitely isn't the case. I'm in HK so you can guess what I think. Let's all cycle, no borders, no politics... that would be perfect!
My lungs hurt for you. I had problems just being there. Then into mainland, ooooof.
I think you should organize a group ride at Hong Kong next time
@@jasperverkuijl great,I am looking forward to it
Did you have a feeling you were breathing bad air or not at all? If so how badly?
Which choes do you youse?
Welcome to hk🤙🤙
Love from India brother ❤️
Hey! next time use Komoot to plan your route ;)
@@jasperverkuijl first of all you can search for routes in a place, that were already uploaded by someone (filters: length, time, difficulty), and second of all, I have always have good experience with the automatically chosen roads, so that these are always open for bikes.
Rennradrunde von 大圍 Tai Wai
www.komoot.de/smarttour/797597?ref=atd
I rekon if I lived there I'd ride to China every so often for a bit of fun
should ride with the RCC people, i highly recommend it
@@jasperverkuijl should go velo6. They are super helpful and the manager there rides as well :)
Holla him on Saturday Sunday if you do ride :)
Damn you dirty in the end :-)
Do you use Komoot to navi and what is the Track ID? Is it from the Movie Bloodsport? :D
Jasper Verkuijl Dankeschön