Yay Dude! 😀 Just found your channel... I'm an old geezer, 60 this year, started travelling 1986 and never really stopped. Cycled most of the world now and I can't stop till I drop... Wow! This video of yours brings back memories. I went across Amazonia in 1989 from Bolivia to Venezuela via Manaus... back then was no road after Porto Vehlo and had to get a crazy boat to Manaus. From there on mud roads to Boa Vista and Venezuela. Your journey is great for bringing back memories as I had no camera or video back in 1989. Next month January, if you are in The Guyanas maybe I'll see you... I will be there 🙂
Hi! Wow, I can only wonder how it felt travelling through this part of the world back in the day. These days everything is so connected (I'm literally writing this message while sitting in some extra shabby road restaurant in the middle of nowhere), few decades ago this must have been completely different experience altogether :) Would be super cool to meet, but afterwards I'm planning (spoilers alert!) to get into boat back to Humaita and start pedaling my way to Porto Velho and Peru. I mean, the idea of this journey was to cycling across South America, from Atlantic ocean to the Pacific, so Manaus is just a little detour :) I'm planning to start cycling up the Andes at some point. Anyway, thanks for such a cool message, greetings from the Amazon!
@@DonShapoka Thanks for the reply. Yes, it was a very different world back then with no internet, mobile phones, or even landline telephones. We had the Lonely Planet guide 'South America on a Shoestring' with hand-drawn maps by author Geoff Crowther. That was all that was available. In 1988 we had visited embassies of the countries we were planning to visit and sat with consular staff chatting about road conditions, ferries, and what to expect. Once you arrived there and left the airport, you were well and truly on your own with no contact with the outside world. I loved this disconnect so much that I still travel this way. While in the wilds of Yukon this year I shared a hut with an guy and he got a 'ping' on his mobile with a text from his dad that his football team had just won. That one thing destroyed weeks of being at one with the world for me. I personally can't deal with instant contact with the places I so much wanted to be far away from. Anyway, enjoy the rest of your trip and I'll enjoy your videos...
Hi guy ,it would be great this trails back in 89´.... l also used to travelled with LP...the only GPS. Which bike did you ride in those times ? there started the great 90´era in bikes for me.
For people who have the same bagage rack, you can modify it by placing a slightly wider iron or aluminium tube over the thinner tubes which were bending inwards.
Great channel and what a interesting place the bike rack wasn't fitted correctly the legs that support it need to be on an angle not straight down looking forward to the next video 👊👍✌️
"Yeah, I have been cycling for about million kms. non-stop and the only discomfort I got is a pain in the knee that disappeared overnight..." Seriously, your physical endurance goes beyond legend... I really enjoy your videos, I always learn something new.
Thanks! By the way, I used to be a long distance runner before (marathons and so on), so I somehow learned to know when to stop and get some decent rest. And it works... for most of the time 😅
Greetings from Brazilian Amazon! Spoilers alert: I actually found South African couch surfing host who's living in the jungle somewhere outside Manaus 😅I'm not 100% sure if this will work out, since I still can't give him exact date of my arrival (due to nature of my ride...), but yeah, strange small world we're living, eh? 😅
Thanks Don for another peek into your world. Good luck with your patched up bike rack. It seems like you had constant flat tires in the beginning of your trip. About the time that you stopped getting flats, your bike rack started giving you trouble. Maybe the bike will be trouble free for awhile. That sucks about the dead Anaconda. I'm hopeful that you will see more snakes once you get into the really remote areas. Good night from North Carolina.
Hey dude! Yeah, unfortunately I find far more dead snakes than ones that are alive. Today I found my first Emerald tree boa (Corallus caninus) - flat as a pancake on the road... 😅And tropical herping is surprisingly hard, biodiversity is insane, but density of animals is low; dense and thick rainforest habitats make things even more tricky. Greetings from the Amazon! :)
Ich hab den link zu diesem Video vor ein paar Tagen in den Kommentaren von einem deutschen radreisenden geteilt.. Du hast jetzt viele neue Zuschauer aus Deutschland 😁 Mach weiter so mein freund!🤟
Your video's are fantastic, im really enjoying your adventure! Your dedication to recording and the information you present on the wildlife makes it so entertaining.
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Thank you so much! I mean, I'm not gonna lie, I'm working quite hard to make something out of this channel, so seeing that it is slowly taking off eventually really warms my heart :)
Good to hear from you. We are all waiting for the RUclips post: “RUclipsr eaten by giant jaguar. Nothing left but his gear and a smelly pair of tennis shoes.” About your bike rack; When you get to Manaus take note of the small motorcycles carrying propane tanks or huge water jugs on the back. That’s the rack you need….steel meant to support fifty kilos. Yup, it’s heavier. Forget the jaguar-dengue, malaria, and the sting rays are the cautionary tale. I did all my camping in the Amazon during rainy seasons. Not much you can do about the hardships. One of your fans cheering you on. The rains will get much worse. You can’t imagine! Abracos!
Hi! Thanks for the message! Regarding my bike, well, I'll try to look for some options in Manaus, frankly, was thinking about this option (getting one for the motorbike), but it is really difficult to adjust anything to my bike - size is the issue. And regarding natural hazards: well, it is part of the journey, eh? :D Greetings!
Don você é muito corajoso. Tome cuidado com o curupira 😢😢... Um salve e seja bem vindo ao Brasil. 🇧🇷 "Chove chuva, chove sem parar", seu português tá afiado 😅
I love this, I found this road on google maps and was doing research to see if it is possible to bikepack it, when your video appears! Do you think it would be easier, harder or about the same to cycle in the other direction? Keep it up, downhills and tailwinds my friend!
Hi! Well, this road in particular (BR-219) is really all flat, so I guess it is about the same. Some stretches of Trans-Amazonian highway (BR-230 - the one I was cycling before) are quite hilly, but then again, it wouldn't make much difference cycling it from either direction. Rain (especially in the rainy season) and dust (in the dry season) makes cycling on both quite challenging. If you are looking for more info on details, just drop me message on Instagram (it is in the description). Greetings from the rainy Amazon :)
Really nice man. Pretty cool places. Try setting the pressure of the tires a little bit down, between 25 and 30 psi, this will absorb part of the impact that's hitting the aluminum rack, specially on dirty roads. Be safe
Hey Rogerio! How are you doing? Yeah, lately I'm keeping pressure on my tires quite low and moving really slowly :) On the other hand, it would be hardly even possible to cycle fast on these roads (especially this time of the year...). Greetings from some middle-of-nowhere roads restaurant to you and your wife :)
"...and sometimes we don't talk at all, just get depressed and drown ourselves..." 😂 This whole tour has been epic. How do you avoid things like trenchfoot in all that moisture? Can't wait to see what happens on the next leg of your journey--enjoy the ride, Mr.!
It the end, eventually it gets sunny and everything dries out (at least from time to time). But humidity in rainforest environment is a constant thing; I guess it's just a way of being here 😅
Hi! I tried. Literally walked through every single welder in the last town. Unfortunately, it seems that things don't function in a such a fashion around these areas. Will try my luck in Manaus. Greetings from the Amazon :)
Hey! I'm massive Brazilian music fanatic, especially 70's MPB. This is a classic track by Jorge Ben Jor that I was actually learning to pick on guitar before I started this journey... 😅 Frankly, occasionally I'm just cycling alone through the night and singing all kinds of songs by Tim Maia out loud 😅
That rack is the last piece of shit , got the same , cycled one week around netherlands, those screws on the support legs are totally worn out, so the legs does adjust itself now ... that steel is buttery soft ..
Im actually glad my message managed to make exactly the opposit i was originaly expecting. Ahahaha Have a good one mate, conquer the junlge and catch some cool snakes Btw, if u posted, than it means ur alive! 😂
gringo you talk to much:) kaip man Sao Paulo/Guarulhos orouoste kai persėdant laukiau savo lektuvo susipažinau su brazilėm orouoste dirbo..tai viena ju man portugališkai pasakė Douglas fala muito:))) kažkodėl brazilės baltuosius vyrus turistus vadino Douglas :)
E por que não falar muito? 😅 Na įdomu, juk žmonės šitoj pasaulio pusėj kaip tik yra super socialūs, o eilinis lietuvis (ar šiaip, šiaurės rytų europietis) - tylus ir santūrus. Į mane taip niekad nesikreipė, dažniausiai esu gringo ir tiek :) Ispanakalbėse valstybės jaučiausi jau 'pralaužęs' gringo barjerą, nes gerai kalbu ispaniškai, o Brazilijoj atrodo vėl grįžau į pradžios tašką 😅 Linkėjimai iš kažkokio pakelės restorano vidur niekur :)
@@DonShapoka tai as ir kalbejau daug,pasak tos braziles Douglas(as) fala muito:)...tada susikalbet daugiau isejo nes viena is tu braziliu gerai angliskai kalbejo...o mano ispanu kalba dar skystoka buvo o portugalu tik obrigado zinojau:) bet daug maz susikalbejom:), pats matau ten dziunglese nieko nebijai,pas vietinius miegi,grazios mergos tos braziles
Well, depends on mud and location, I guess. During my earlier trip through Paraguayan Chaco (also on this channel) I've been completely stuck in a mud in very remote locations, thus things got somewhat dangerous. On this journey there is always some people around however :) Greetings from the Amazon
I once wrote in my cycling reports of a trip somewhere in Africa that the only thing that influences the emotional well-being of a white male European are the bike's mechanics, and the overall state of the bike . Also, my point of view is that when a bike Constructor company designs a bike, which is not able to carry a 10€ decatlon bicycle rack, it should be condemned. A 10€ decatlon rack I put it through the test of more than 40000km of touring and is definitely approved by me. Even the Lithuanian washboards didn't break it. Please keep up your good work and as a youtube bike vlogger I didn't see anyone that came near iohan georguiev, but you have certainly the potential.
Just a tiny correction: only things that have influence on emotional well-being of a white male European are the overall state of the bike, camera and laptop 😅 If there's even a slightest issue with those three things mentioned, well, then I consider situation as somewhat annoying at least 😅 Although I'm not complaining, just being honest :)
@@DonShapoka I'm not into more than a three year old smartphone yet, only this one's battery life, charging devices and cable are indeed affecting my daily stress level enough already 😅
Yay Dude! 😀 Just found your channel... I'm an old geezer, 60 this year, started travelling 1986 and never really stopped. Cycled most of the world now and I can't stop till I drop... Wow! This video of yours brings back memories. I went across Amazonia in 1989 from Bolivia to Venezuela via Manaus... back then was no road after Porto Vehlo and had to get a crazy boat to Manaus. From there on mud roads to Boa Vista and Venezuela. Your journey is great for bringing back memories as I had no camera or video back in 1989. Next month January, if you are in The Guyanas maybe I'll see you... I will be there 🙂
Hi! Wow, I can only wonder how it felt travelling through this part of the world back in the day. These days everything is so connected (I'm literally writing this message while sitting in some extra shabby road restaurant in the middle of nowhere), few decades ago this must have been completely different experience altogether :) Would be super cool to meet, but afterwards I'm planning (spoilers alert!) to get into boat back to Humaita and start pedaling my way to Porto Velho and Peru. I mean, the idea of this journey was to cycling across South America, from Atlantic ocean to the Pacific, so Manaus is just a little detour :) I'm planning to start cycling up the Andes at some point. Anyway, thanks for such a cool message, greetings from the Amazon!
@@DonShapoka Thanks for the reply. Yes, it was a very different world back then with no internet, mobile phones, or even landline telephones. We had the Lonely Planet guide 'South America on a Shoestring' with hand-drawn maps by author Geoff Crowther. That was all that was available. In 1988 we had visited embassies of the countries we were planning to visit and sat with consular staff chatting about road conditions, ferries, and what to expect. Once you arrived there and left the airport, you were well and truly on your own with no contact with the outside world. I loved this disconnect so much that I still travel this way. While in the wilds of Yukon this year I shared a hut with an guy and he got a 'ping' on his mobile with a text from his dad that his football team had just won. That one thing destroyed weeks of being at one with the world for me. I personally can't deal with instant contact with the places I so much wanted to be far away from. Anyway, enjoy the rest of your trip and I'll enjoy your videos...
Hi guy ,it would be great this trails back in 89´.... l also used to travelled with LP...the only GPS. Which bike did you ride in those times ? there started the great 90´era in bikes for me.
@@AJGeeTV hello, what kind of bike were you on?
@@adrianoadriano4730 I had a Raleigh bike from England.
The BEST adventure, nature, travel, socialogical, nature, historical, herpatology VIDEOS EVER MADE!
Fantastic film, can't wait to see more - Stay safe.
Really glad to find the right audience! Greetings from the Amazon! :)
You’re gonna start getting a decent amount of views my man
Hey there! Yeah, eventually this channel is taking off it seems and it makes me really happy, not gonna lie :) Greetings from the Amazon :)
What an adventure!Great Vlog once again.Stay safe out there!!
Thank for sharing, really enjoyed it!
Good night brother am here relaxing an enjoyed
For people who have the same bagage rack, you can modify it by placing a slightly wider iron or aluminium tube over the thinner tubes which were bending inwards.
Great channel and what a interesting place the bike rack wasn't fitted correctly the legs that support it need to be on an angle not straight down looking forward to the next video 👊👍✌️
I really enjoyed your video! Thank you and keep on posting videos about your adventures! Greetings from Estonia!
Jeeeee, really cool to know that some folks from fellow Baltic states are watching my videos :) Greetings from Brazil!
Fantastic videos!
Thanks a lot!
Old Man Mountain racks are great. They are heavy-duty.
I love these types of videos man, please never stop posting, stay safe brother!!
Greetings from the Amazon! :)
Youre a legend Don 👑 Good luck on the journey!
Greetings from Brazil :)
Really enjoyed this video brother, look forward to seeing more.
Hey there! Try to upload something decent every week :) Greetings from the Amazon
Just discovered your channel! Immediately subbed. Cheers from home country, safe travels!
Greetings from Maine north east united states . Love seeing your great adventure !
Hey there! Greetings from Brazilian Amazon! :)
"Yeah, I have been cycling for about million kms. non-stop and the only discomfort I got is a pain in the knee that disappeared overnight..."
Seriously, your physical endurance goes beyond legend...
I really enjoy your videos, I always learn something new.
Thanks! By the way, I used to be a long distance runner before (marathons and so on), so I somehow learned to know when to stop and get some decent rest. And it works... for most of the time 😅
@DonShapoka that explains a lot! But, anyway...😱😱😱
Žiūrim, palaikom!
4:45 excelente vídeo. Eu utilizo esse suporte, estimo que já tenha carregado mais que 30 kg nele, já faz mais de um ano e não tem dado problemas.
I have been following your journey for months. What an Adventure! Keep exploring and stay safe. Best wishes from Cape Town, South Africa.
Greetings from Brazilian Amazon! Spoilers alert: I actually found South African couch surfing host who's living in the jungle somewhere outside Manaus 😅I'm not 100% sure if this will work out, since I still can't give him exact date of my arrival (due to nature of my ride...), but yeah, strange small world we're living, eh? 😅
@DonShapoka no way, small world indeed. "This will get interesting" 🤣
Another great vid, good luck on your adventure to Manaus! Looking forward to the Jaguar wrestling. 😆
Sincerely, REALLY hope to see one :) Greetings from wet and muddy Amazon jungle :)
Greetings from Boston.!! Just starting watching your Chanel. Good luck. looking forward to see you in Macau. Boas aventuras. Muito AXE!!
Greetings from some sketchy road restaurant in the middle of nowhere in the Amazon :)
nice lets go, a new video, a new journey, new perspectives :D stay safe and keep on riding ;)
Thanks! Greetings from the Amazon!
Thanks Don for another peek into your world. Good luck with your patched up bike rack. It seems like you had constant flat tires in the beginning of your trip. About the time that you stopped getting flats, your bike rack started giving you trouble. Maybe the bike will be trouble free for awhile. That sucks about the dead Anaconda. I'm hopeful that you will see more snakes once you get into the really remote areas. Good night from North Carolina.
Hey dude! Yeah, unfortunately I find far more dead snakes than ones that are alive. Today I found my first Emerald tree boa (Corallus caninus) - flat as a pancake on the road... 😅And tropical herping is surprisingly hard, biodiversity is insane, but density of animals is low; dense and thick rainforest habitats make things even more tricky. Greetings from the Amazon! :)
Ich hab den link zu diesem Video vor ein paar Tagen in den Kommentaren von einem deutschen radreisenden geteilt..
Du hast jetzt viele neue Zuschauer aus Deutschland 😁
Mach weiter so mein freund!🤟
Danke! Ich weiß das wirklich zu schätzen :)
Your video's are fantastic, im really enjoying your adventure! Your dedication to recording and the information you present on the wildlife makes it so entertaining.
Thanks a lot! Try my best to upload something decent every week :) Greetings from Brazil!
esse e raiz, totalmente conectado com a nossa mae natureza parabens que deus o abencoe
A Br 319 também é conhecida como a "rodovia fantasma" 😅
Eu posso imaginar o porquê :D
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Share, like, subscribe, tell all your friends to do so.
Go back and watch the whole series.
This is the most deserving youtube creator ever
Thank you so much! I mean, I'm not gonna lie, I'm working quite hard to make something out of this channel, so seeing that it is slowly taking off eventually really warms my heart :)
All the best mate!
Bardzo dobry film, pan. Bardzo dobre wprowadzenie, dużo się śmiałem :D
Dziękuję bardzo. Dobre wprowadzenie jest najważniejszą częścią filmu...😅
@DonShapoka tak tak, pan Shapoka
Another Awesome adventure, happy xmas mate n safe travels👌
Hey there! Greetings from the rainy Amazon! :)
Good to hear from you. We are all waiting for the RUclips post: “RUclipsr eaten by giant jaguar. Nothing left but his gear and a smelly pair of tennis shoes.” About your bike rack; When you get to Manaus take note of the small motorcycles carrying propane tanks or huge water jugs on the back. That’s the rack you need….steel meant to support fifty kilos. Yup, it’s heavier. Forget the jaguar-dengue, malaria, and the sting rays are the cautionary tale. I did all my camping in the Amazon during rainy seasons. Not much you can do about the hardships. One of your fans cheering you on. The rains will get much worse. You can’t imagine! Abracos!
Hi! Thanks for the message! Regarding my bike, well, I'll try to look for some options in Manaus, frankly, was thinking about this option (getting one for the motorbike), but it is really difficult to adjust anything to my bike - size is the issue. And regarding natural hazards: well, it is part of the journey, eh? :D Greetings!
Great mate!
Thanks!
Don você é muito corajoso. Tome cuidado com o curupira 😢😢... Um salve e seja bem vindo ao Brasil. 🇧🇷
"Chove chuva, chove sem parar", seu português tá afiado 😅
Kkk, não tenho medo de curupira! 😅Obrigado, mas meu português ainda é só portunhol :D Feliz Natal e saudações da selva!
Let's get your channel to a million and over subscribers. Good luck from Russia/India.
Thanks a lot! Really try hard to make some decent representation of my trips, so happy to eventually find my audience! Greetings from the Amazon :)
I love this, I found this road on google maps and was doing research to see if it is possible to bikepack it, when your video appears! Do you think it would be easier, harder or about the same to cycle in the other direction? Keep it up, downhills and tailwinds my friend!
Hi! Well, this road in particular (BR-219) is really all flat, so I guess it is about the same. Some stretches of Trans-Amazonian highway (BR-230 - the one I was cycling before) are quite hilly, but then again, it wouldn't make much difference cycling it from either direction. Rain (especially in the rainy season) and dust (in the dry season) makes cycling on both quite challenging. If you are looking for more info on details, just drop me message on Instagram (it is in the description). Greetings from the rainy Amazon :)
Really nice man. Pretty cool places. Try setting the pressure of the tires a little bit down, between 25 and 30 psi, this will absorb part of the impact that's hitting the aluminum rack, specially on dirty roads. Be safe
Hey Rogerio! How are you doing? Yeah, lately I'm keeping pressure on my tires quite low and moving really slowly :) On the other hand, it would be hardly even possible to cycle fast on these roads (especially this time of the year...). Greetings from some middle-of-nowhere roads restaurant to you and your wife :)
"...and sometimes we don't talk at all, just get depressed and drown ourselves..." 😂 This whole tour has been epic. How do you avoid things like trenchfoot in all that moisture? Can't wait to see what happens on the next leg of your journey--enjoy the ride, Mr.!
It the end, eventually it gets sunny and everything dries out (at least from time to time). But humidity in rainforest environment is a constant thing; I guess it's just a way of being here 😅
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Damn dude, intense adventure, way past my level
Try to update something decent every week :) Greetings from the Amazon!
@DonShapoka Ya dude :)
You need to find a guy with a welder and light steel tubing and have him make you a rack.
Hi! I tried. Literally walked through every single welder in the last town. Unfortunately, it seems that things don't function in a such a fashion around these areas. Will try my luck in Manaus. Greetings from the Amazon :)
Man...cool
stay safe dude, enjoy your ride bro :)
(I'm Cycling to the Heart of Amazon) X (My Amazon heart is cycling)
I put my music in my latest cycling video for the first time. Your videos are ten times better than mine. But you inspire me
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Nice video enjou it
Thanks!
Good luck man!
Dzięki! :)
ta mergicka raudona suknele grazi:) panasia orouoste sutikes buvau,tik sita jaunesne bonita:)
fuck Don! You make me laugh.... Thank you. I love your energy. Very much like mine. HIGH!!
Chove chuuuvaaa, chove sem paraaar. 😊
Where did you hear this song?
Hey! I'm massive Brazilian music fanatic, especially 70's MPB. This is a classic track by Jorge Ben Jor that I was actually learning to pick on guitar before I started this journey... 😅 Frankly, occasionally I'm just cycling alone through the night and singing all kinds of songs by Tim Maia out loud 😅
@DonShapoka Nice. 🙂
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Find yourself a stray dog to travel with, it will wake you up when unwanted 2 leggers or 4 leggers approach your camp
That rack is the last piece of shit , got the same , cycled one week around netherlands, those screws on the support legs are totally worn out, so the legs does adjust itself now ... that steel is buttery soft ..
Yeeah dude, nothing but a online robbery. Not saying I wasn't suspicious, but THAT BAD... 😅 Anyways, it seems that the old one is still holding up...
O kepurė truputi apsvilusi?
Labiau purvina, o ne apsvilus 😅
Vadinasi pasirodė, pagalvojau , kad buvai padėjęs netoli ugniakuro ir apspragsėjo 😊@@DonShapoka
duct tape 2 splints to the bike rack legs you will be fine lol
Oh, I wish it was that easy... 😅
Im actually glad my message managed to make exactly the opposit i was originaly expecting. Ahahaha
Have a good one mate, conquer the junlge and catch some cool snakes
Btw, if u posted, than it means ur alive! 😂
Constantly wet and dirty, but alive and well 😅Hope are doing well, dude, who knows, maybe we'll meet down the road in Peru :)
įdomu, pažiesiu, pamišęs esi gringo:)
❤❤❤❤ que linda chica 😊
Che, estoy de acuerdo 😅
A Raya.......is the name in Brazilian of the fish who bite almost everyone, including me ))) take care
Hey bro get your self the Aaron spider rack u will love it for 150$
Will check it. Thanks! :)
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Hopefully it's normal for drugs giving him courage 😮
No drugs were consumed while making this video :D
4:33 well, that didn't age well
True. I got a bit cocky in the beginning of the video ('will cycle the shit of...') and got humbled straight away. Life :D
Watching you from morocco 🇲🇦
Greetings to Morocco my friend! :)
lol, both have childrens. lithuanians wouldn't have childrens mostly. but they wouldn't come with coffee too lol.
Na, tiek vaikų ir didelės šeimos yra gana įprasta kaimo vietovėse beveik visur Lotynų Amerikoj :)
gringo you talk to much:) kaip man Sao Paulo/Guarulhos orouoste kai persėdant laukiau savo lektuvo susipažinau su brazilėm orouoste dirbo..tai viena ju man portugališkai pasakė Douglas fala muito:))) kažkodėl brazilės baltuosius vyrus turistus vadino Douglas :)
E por que não falar muito? 😅 Na įdomu, juk žmonės šitoj pasaulio pusėj kaip tik yra super socialūs, o eilinis lietuvis (ar šiaip, šiaurės rytų europietis) - tylus ir santūrus. Į mane taip niekad nesikreipė, dažniausiai esu gringo ir tiek :) Ispanakalbėse valstybės jaučiausi jau 'pralaužęs' gringo barjerą, nes gerai kalbu ispaniškai, o Brazilijoj atrodo vėl grįžau į pradžios tašką 😅 Linkėjimai iš kažkokio pakelės restorano vidur niekur :)
@@DonShapoka tai as ir kalbejau daug,pasak tos braziles Douglas(as) fala muito:)...tada susikalbet daugiau isejo nes viena is tu braziliu gerai angliskai kalbejo...o mano ispanu kalba dar skystoka buvo o portugalu tik obrigado zinojau:) bet daug maz susikalbejom:), pats matau ten dziunglese nieko nebijai,pas vietinius miegi,grazios mergos tos braziles
These so called adventurers are a dime a dozen these days,and yes I am an adventurus cyclist,I bicycle round town,cars are killers not muddy roads
Well, depends on mud and location, I guess. During my earlier trip through Paraguayan Chaco (also on this channel) I've been completely stuck in a mud in very remote locations, thus things got somewhat dangerous. On this journey there is always some people around however :) Greetings from the Amazon
I once wrote in my cycling reports of a trip somewhere in Africa that the only thing that influences the emotional well-being of a white male European are the bike's mechanics, and the overall state of the bike .
Also, my point of view is that when a bike Constructor company designs a bike, which is not able to carry a 10€ decatlon bicycle rack, it should be condemned.
A 10€ decatlon rack I put it through the test of more than 40000km of touring and is definitely approved by me. Even the Lithuanian washboards didn't break it.
Please keep up your good work and as a youtube bike vlogger I didn't see anyone that came near iohan georguiev, but you have certainly the potential.
Just a tiny correction: only things that have influence on emotional well-being of a white male European are the overall state of the bike, camera and laptop 😅 If there's even a slightest issue with those three things mentioned, well, then I consider situation as somewhat annoying at least 😅 Although I'm not complaining, just being honest :)
@@DonShapoka I'm not into more than a three year old smartphone yet, only this one's battery life, charging devices and cable are indeed affecting my daily stress level enough already 😅