1:32 The pannier setup on Aya's bike looks very high. Maybe it was needed to give enough heel clearance. But if the weight could be moved closer to the wheel axle, then the bike should be more stable.
Those racks look awful and make a good case for soft bikepacking bags, particularly on rough terrain like Dartmoor. They didn't stop you having a great time though. Not saying you can't get decent racks but they'll cost you a bit. I use old Blackburn racks and everyone speaks highly of Tubus.
As a local to Dartmoor I wish that You Tubers would make it clear that you CANNOT camp anywhere on the moor. There are designated wild camping areas which are shown on the National Park authority website. As always leave no trace and definitely no fires.
Thanks for watching and appreciate the concern Jon :). We referred to linking information in our video in the description box which includes the interactive camping map so everyone can check where it’s permitted (which we did before camping where we camped of course)
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Another great video guys 👍
Thanks Tony :)!
I've camped all over Dartmoor, it's got a very unique and melancholic feel to it
It really does!!
If I want to cry, I go camp to Dartmoor. So depressing and empty.
Potential productive energy wind farm , stunning terrain very determined couple making hard work enjoyable and a lot of fun .
Thank you!! Definitely a good spot for a wind farm haha. Was a lot of fun - thanks for watching :)
Hey that was a REALLY enjoyable watch. Thank you for filming it and editing it and posting it.
Thanks for watching!
greetings from Greece
Hello!! :)
I love how that cow looks back, almost like “what the bloody hell you doing here mate” 😂
Aye, the cows are curious! Thanks for watching!
Well done guys! Great adventure
Thanks for watching!
I find riding with a few cable ties very handy to secure a snapped bolt. (light & cheap temporary fix) great video!
A most excellent adventure both!!
Thanks for watching!!
Great channel, great inspirational videos! I subscribed! 🙏🏻
Thanks for watching - really appreciate the comment and support :)!
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Food looked good .. nice traditional panniers setup .. should look into Bikepacking setup for those trails …enjoy
Thanks very much for watching :) definitely still figuring out the ideal cheap set up!!
Great vid 👏
I guess I should have finished the video first before commenting, HAHA!
Ha, great advice none the less - thanks for watching.
Great
Thanks for watching :)
1:32 The pannier setup on Aya's bike looks very high. Maybe it was needed to give enough heel clearance. But if the weight could be moved closer to the wheel axle, then the bike should be more stable.
Ah thanks for the suggestion - we’ll defo take a look!! :)
Looks an amazing adventure, out of interest, which tor did you camp on? Looks quite a lot like King's tor.
It was!! Thank you for watching ☺️. Ahh it was a while ago so can’t quite remember but that definitely rings a bell!
1:47 - what's that warping landscape thing about?
Nice trip, although I'm still not to keen on the strapon (bikepacking ) setups. seems to be a step back in some cases
Thanks for watching! We’re definitely still figuring out our preferred set up!
Those racks look awful and make a good case for soft bikepacking bags, particularly on rough terrain like Dartmoor. They didn't stop you having a great time though. Not saying you can't get decent racks but they'll cost you a bit. I use old Blackburn racks and everyone speaks highly of Tubus.
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FYI, the ponies aren't wild. They are owned by farmers who have grazing rights on the moor.
Ahh quite right thanks for letting us know! :)
As a local to Dartmoor I wish that You Tubers would make it clear that you CANNOT camp anywhere on the moor. There are designated wild camping areas which are shown on the National Park authority website. As always leave no trace and definitely no fires.
Thanks for watching and appreciate the concern Jon :). We referred to linking information in our video in the description box which includes the interactive camping map so everyone can check where it’s permitted (which we did before camping where we camped of course)