Wow, I am amazed by the breathtaking views captured in this video! The natural beauty is simply stunning and truly awe-inspiring. The vibrant colors of the landscape, the crystal-clear waters, and the majestic mountains all come together to create a scene that is truly unforgettable. I can only imagine how incredible it must have been to witness these sights in person. It is clear that the creators of this video have a great eye for capturing the beauty of Switzerland. This video is a testament to the incredible natural wonders that can be found in this country, and it reminds us of the importance of preserving these precious resources for future generations to enjoy.
Yeah. Too bad that his eyes are most of the time on Garmin, or what device is he using for recording, s-o the watts are there. Numbers are more important.
@@SAFABrian May I ask about your setup? How do you film and how many teeth does your chainring have, that you keep pushing beyond 60 Km/h? I drove St.Gottardo in October last year in the other direction and also hit 90km/h according to GPS, but without pedaling anymore... :D
The channel rocks. This video shows the sheer beauty of Switzerland. Road look smooth, the sky was clear, and the green color from the trees were memorizing to look at. You have a great camera crew that take professional quality video. Keep up the hard work.
This is probably the gold standard of high speed descending. We are looking at history in the making, and very few people will top this level. Salud Safa & Taylor.
Swiss infrastructure has a surreal quality to it sometimes. Blasting down this wide open descent, free of semi trucks and potholes. This migt be my favourite swiss descent yove done, since it reminds me of the mountains here in Canada. Most of our descents don’t require brakes at all, since the roads are built for 100+kph! Sometimes it’s nice to get into a tuck and watch those miles fly by.
It seems like their architecture does a better job of integrating into their environment. Some of those bridges were just coming straight out of the rock
Besides the usual landscape, speed, precision and awesomeness, around 6:20 I see Safa’s power meter is not showing data, I am so thankful and glad for that as I always think I have a problem with my devices , now I can relate to Safa and just keep pedaling !
Wow! That was a lot different from my St. Gotthard Pass experience! I started in Airolo and climbed the cobblestones to the peak, then after eating lunch with my family, I descended on the old cobblestones to Hospental. I also wanted to do the Furka Pass after lunch, but my family had already patiently waited for me to do St. Gotthard long enough. But I really enjoyed your video. It was a lot different, but it brought back a lot of memories from my trip in 2021.
07:22 - I hope you're aware that the green sign with a white car symbol means "motorway"? If the police had been around, you would have had to pay a pretty high fine and they might have taken you to the police station on top of that. Switzerland is pretty strict about bicycles on motorways.
Well the law says "Only motor vehicles that can and are permitted to reach a speed of at least 80 km/h are permitted on motorways and expressways." But, as we can clearly see, this dude is going over 80 on his vehicle so it's no problem
@@namenlos8140 It's for the cyclist's own protection. Just imagine something happens while being on the motorway, their insurance wouldn't cover for them, it would be a "grobfahrlässige Widerhandlung". I am aware that they matched the minimal speed for a motorway, but they're on two super thin wheels with only a helmet for protection, they are not motorcycles with leather jackets and knee protectors etc.
Niiiice, as always! 😊 this side of Gotthardpass feels like a highway so it’s almost orgasmic to ride it full gas :) Also avoided Tremola by riding on a section where bikes are forbidden, but with this speed only some purist policemen would complain 😂
At these speeds it's not clear that bikes should not take this road but the old route. I've missed this turn also. Anyway, it's no problem because there's hardly any traffic there.
Love your videos! All of them! But let me ask you something... one thing that I always keep an eye on is the speed when you get out of your saddle and sit on the frame... and I always feel that the gain is too marginal for the risk. Don't you feel the same by looking at the metrics after your rides?
Bike looks real jittery at speed. Headset not quite tight enough maybe? Or grabbing onto those bars a little too tight? Amazing video and what an awesome road
I ride. The max speed I recorded was 50.5 mph. Going through that village at 41 mph is reckless. It is the main road and I do not know the speed limit but people live there and they pull in and out of the side streets.
While it is considered illegal to ride bicycles on an "Autostrasse" in Switzerland (green rectangle with car symbol, 7:03), you did a great job at maintaining the mandatory minimum speed for vehicles on such highways! 😂
Nice ride. Try the old road some time, the legendary Tremola.. cobbles, only half as fast but twice as scenic. For this kind of vid the new one is better, though..
Finally a descent I've ridden myself (twice). I didn't remember that tunnel being so long. When I was there last time, I was so cold I could hardly brake. I almost crashed because I drifted to the outside.
Atravesar un largo túnel a 80 kms/h sin luces es una enorme temeridad, en la que literalmente se juega la vida; en el vídeo se ve cómo el ciclista se hace invisible. En España y en otros Estados de la UE está prohibido por las leyes de tráfico. 🇪🇸💖🚴♂️🇪🇺
![Rattling Down The Tremola's famous cobblestones | Switzerland raw runs [#7]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/khzXmWDej0Q/mqdefault.jpg)
![Rattling Down The Tremola's famous cobblestones | Switzerland raw runs [#7]](/img/tr.png)
Wow, I am amazed by the breathtaking views captured in this video! The natural beauty is simply stunning and truly awe-inspiring. The vibrant colors of the landscape, the crystal-clear waters, and the majestic mountains all come together to create a scene that is truly unforgettable. I can only imagine how incredible it must have been to witness these sights in person. It is clear that the creators of this video have a great eye for capturing the beauty of Switzerland. This video is a testament to the incredible natural wonders that can be found in this country, and it reminds us of the importance of preserving these precious resources for future generations to enjoy.
Yeah. Too bad that his eyes are most of the time on Garmin, or what device is he using for recording, s-o the watts are there. Numbers are more important.
checking the map since we've never been down here
Vibrant colors? Where? Crystal clear waters? Where?
I mean the edditing does a lot of work as well :D
Colors aren't like that IRL, evne on a very good day.
@@SAFABrian May I ask about your setup? How do you film and how many teeth does your chainring have, that you keep pushing beyond 60 Km/h? I drove St.Gottardo in October last year in the other direction and also hit 90km/h according to GPS, but without pedaling anymore... :D
12:20 I love the clip through the town. The colors, the lighting, the town, the clock, it's just perfect.
That Speed was Incredible! Insanely Good Views and the Cinematography was Picture Perfect!👌
The channel rocks. This video shows the sheer beauty of Switzerland. Road look smooth, the sky was clear, and the green color from the trees were memorizing to look at. You have a great camera crew that take professional quality video. Keep up the hard work.
Great video...
No boring comments, and no lame music.
Just the sweet sound of shifting gears...!
Coffee and Safa - The perfect riding fix for a rainy sunday.
This is probably the gold standard of high speed descending. We are looking at history in the making, and very few people will top this level. Salud Safa & Taylor.
Swiss infrastructure has a surreal quality to it sometimes. Blasting down this wide open descent, free of semi trucks and potholes. This migt be my favourite swiss descent yove done, since it reminds me of the mountains here in Canada. Most of our descents don’t require brakes at all, since the roads are built for 100+kph! Sometimes it’s nice to get into a tuck and watch those miles fly by.
It seems like their architecture does a better job of integrating into their environment. Some of those bridges were just coming straight out of the rock
Really really love the stats in the beginning as well as on the left. So clean.
Besides the usual landscape, speed, precision and awesomeness, around 6:20 I see Safa’s power meter is not showing data, I am so thankful and glad for that as I always think I have a problem with my devices , now I can relate to Safa and just keep pedaling !
Stunning and deliciously entertaining.
Thankyou for your time and persistence in making this.
Gratitude
P.T🤠🦘
DAMN THIS CHANNEL HAS GROWN. I remember when you used to post fixed gear descents in Mexico City!!! holy!!!
Super tuck wobbles make me wince every time! One rogue pebble or a blow out and it might be off to the clouds for you! Awesome footage as ever though.
Wow! That was a lot different from my St. Gotthard Pass experience! I started in Airolo and climbed the cobblestones to the peak, then after eating lunch with my family, I descended on the old cobblestones to Hospental. I also wanted to do the Furka Pass after lunch, but my family had already patiently waited for me to do St. Gotthard long enough.
But I really enjoyed your video. It was a lot different, but it brought back a lot of memories from my trip in 2021.
Your ride sounds pretty amazing too. Cobbles on both sides and lunch with the fam, brilliant!
Great Content Safa... The locations are beautiful.
amazing run
Great cycling in very beautiful sarounding.
I cried coming down this decent! Just overwhelmed by the views!
Excellent video. It's hard to imagine going through a dark tunnel at that speed without soiling my chamois. 😂
Mis respetos para Safa y su equipo, eso si que es tener huevos de acero , saludos desde Los Angeles California.🚴🏼♂️🙋🏻♂️
You went far without a drink...you definitely deserve a cherry slurpee..thanks for the ride. Wunderbar John
You are one brave amazing cyclist. Wow incredible skills.
incredible
Love the view
07:22 - I hope you're aware that the green sign with a white car symbol means "motorway"? If the police had been around, you would have had to pay a pretty high fine and they might have taken you to the police station on top of that. Switzerland is pretty strict about bicycles on motorways.
I'm sure this sign doesn't have a meaning. Mhh yes yes
Well the law says "Only motor vehicles that can and are permitted to reach a speed of at least 80 km/h are permitted on motorways and expressways."
But, as we can clearly see, this dude is going over 80 on his vehicle so it's no problem
@@namenlos8140 It's for the cyclist's own protection. Just imagine something happens while being on the motorway, their insurance wouldn't cover for them, it would be a "grobfahrlässige Widerhandlung". I am aware that they matched the minimal speed for a motorway, but they're on two super thin wheels with only a helmet for protection, they are not motorcycles with leather jackets and knee protectors etc.
@@MatthewBluefox It's even safer on a bike than a motorcycle or car. Because in an accident there will be no suffering.
I play Truckers of Europe 3, I didn't expect it was the exact same map as shown in video
Bike ride at heaven of world. Thx
Most beautiful place in the world Switzerland
beautiful!!
Bravooooooo, respect from Serbia
0:45 finally we know where is the tunnel that captain Price's squad f*cked up by the Mi-24 helo in the End game Mission on CoD 4
“Pedalar ao ar livre não te faz apenas ver paisagens, faz você fazer parte delas” 🚴🏾💨💨💨💨💨
Niiiice, as always! 😊
this side of Gotthardpass feels like a highway so it’s almost orgasmic to ride it full gas :)
Also avoided Tremola by riding on a section where bikes are forbidden, but with this speed only some purist policemen would complain 😂
At these speeds it's not clear that bikes should not take this road but the old route. I've missed this turn also. Anyway, it's no problem because there's hardly any traffic there.
You know its fast when 120 cadence produces 3 Watts
Ballz of Steel!
5 seconds in and you got me subbed. Holy sh*t
Super le passage à 1:30 dans le noir !
If 'Heaven' exist then Surely This Amazing Place deserve this 'Title'.😮😮😮
DUDE- you should have lights on in the tunnel!!!!!
@@BadWithNames123 it's mandatory in Europe to have lights on the bikes.
Need to 4K footage of this kind of stuff so that we the viewer can really put ourselves there in the action.
Love your videos! All of them!
But let me ask you something... one thing that I always keep an eye on is the speed when you get out of your saddle and sit on the frame... and I always feel that the gain is too marginal for the risk.
Don't you feel the same by looking at the metrics after your rides?
Nice game ❤❤❤
Hi, very good stuff. Is it possible to have HR data also on th screen. It would be usefull to see.
What camera was used to take this and how is the data displayed in the video？
I find myself trying to hit the brakes every time a hairpin comes up. 😝
Чудо природы и чудо человеческих возможностей!
But did you get the KOM????
Nice Ride!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍he's a mad man👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
enjoying the ride so i don't need to crash and burn at a WHAT 56 MPH?!? great post fam, keep 'em comin'!
applause for the camera person 🙌
good job bro, for the algorithm
Makes me want to ride bike again vroom vroom 🚴
Due to your lights on the bike you are totally visible in the tunnel 😉
I had to put my Starbucks down cause my hands were shaking… 😂😂 #badassman
💪💪💪💪👏👏👏
Tell me how you add values to the screen
Will there be more commentarys?
Is it allowed to go there uphill too?
are you using a gopro?
what kind of bike that? can someone tell me?
Bike looks real jittery at speed. Headset not quite tight enough maybe? Or grabbing onto those bars a little too tight?
Amazing video and what an awesome road
Wind
Durch den Tunnel ohne Licht! Da habe ich Fragen?
돌멩이라도 하나 튀면 바로 사고가 날 수도 있는데...조심해서 타시고 좋은 풍경 보여줘서 고맙습니다.
Is the cameraman/woman on a bike as well?
Hi Safa, I will be here in afew weeks with bike. Can you give some idea of where you started for these rides, from which town/base etc?
We were based in Innertkirchen. Nothing else to do there but stare at mountains and ride.
@@SAFABrian Awesome thanks mate. Im literally dropping in for 1-2 days just to ride various passes then move on.
cobble pass where more fun .Did that last year gravel 36 mm tires
Which country is this ❤
i was expecting you to take the cobblestone on the historical road ;)
How do you show the speed/power on the video?
Why you giving all the stats at the beginning? Best part is to watch the speed for a new high
I ride. The max speed I recorded was 50.5 mph. Going through that village at 41 mph is reckless. It is the main road and I do not know the speed limit but people live there and they pull in and out of the side streets.
Which brand is the wheel set?
is this a game ?
12:32 cs_italy 😜😁
Yeah.... I MISS the ALPS!!! been 4 years now!!! 1 day.....
Take a head light please, in the tinnels it can be bumpy! Cave!
Yeah, for a moment I thought you were going down the cobbled side
While it is considered illegal to ride bicycles on an "Autostrasse" in Switzerland (green rectangle with car symbol, 7:03), you did a great job at maintaining the mandatory minimum speed for vehicles on such highways! 😂
What software do you use to create the overlay with the data?
Maybe virb edit?
Nice ride. Try the old road some time, the legendary Tremola.. cobbles, only half as fast but twice as scenic. For this kind of vid the new one is better, though..
Tremola coming soon 🔜
His bike models?
how deep are his rims?
the Biker is so Fast, but not Stabilized the bike and that's Scares me ! 😅 it's a challenge for that Speed !
Why wearing a helmet if you don't protect the rest with this speed? Nice view! Awesum
bike model???
Finally a descent I've ridden myself (twice). I didn't remember that tunnel being so long. When I was there last time, I was so cold I could hardly brake. I almost crashed because I drifted to the outside.
He seems a little jittery this day. He is inspirational even through that. Any 'off' day of his is a goal that I aspire to achieve and be proud of.
Ist das eine Computersimulation? Das Bild wirkt unecht und auf der Bundestraße ist Radfahrverbot; nur die alte Passstraße durch die Tremola ist offen.
It looks like the numbers are not quite right with the video.
read the description
Anybody know what the top speed safa has reached ?
91k/h says it in the first 20 seconds
@@AvenirC.S sorry I ment his p b
@@robertwalker841 it has to be somewhere around 115 kph
Waw speed man
Na verdade ele está descendo o tempo todo 🚴🏾💨💨💨
Safa КРАСАВА!
speed 100%
06:54 more lucky than mind
엄청나게 타보고싶은 다운힐이다. 부럽다 ㅎㅎ 2000미터에서 내려오는 기분은 어떨지 상상이 안가네... 그런데 반대로 올라갈때는 상상도 하기 싫네 ㅎㅎ
gente isso é um jogo? pq parece real mas ao mesmo tempo parece uma visao do GTA
dropping below the seat looks so sketchy, compared while riding on the seat
Atravesar un largo túnel a 80 kms/h sin luces es una enorme temeridad, en la que literalmente se juega la vida; en el vídeo se ve cómo el ciclista se hace invisible. En España y en otros Estados de la UE está prohibido por las leyes de tráfico. 🇪🇸💖🚴♂️🇪🇺
😮😮😮