Hahaha, Robert is a great sport, so a little battle between us are just part of the fun. And I see that most of my viewers watch his channel as well. So it's cool to have a close relation when doing this stuff 👏🏻 Cheers
Hello, my new friend. Wow! It's a motorcycle camping video that's really fun and healing.🌹💛💘 Especially, the scenery of nature is fantastic. It's an honor to be your great channel friend.💕💞💖 💝💚❤ Have a happy day. 👍👍👍🤙👌
@@tshansen Not all of us armchair (still in lockdown) adventurers are just interested in ripping around at a million Kph :) Seeing the small things, local detail, architecture, ancient timber fences etc and the beautiful handmade stone features gives a real feel for your amazing country! The behind the scenes production work is significant effort… But you love it all, right? 11/10! Thank You.
@@alphonsvanmaanen I'm sorry to see the shift of focus the last couple of years. Every gravel adventure is more about ripping dirt and doing wheelies than enjoying the scenery and take it all in. Guess we are all different, but for me and my videos, I will focus more about the whole adventure. So glad to hear you say this. To be honest, I wish I could live on the road and just do video and picture productions. But I'm not quite there yet, so yes... it is safe to say I love 🙏🏻👏🏻🎥
@@tshansen Long may your love of storytelling continue! I know that there are so many (like me) who revel in just 'smelling the roses' of distant lands, being led on a journey / escapade by a generous and entertaining 'guide'... Plus, one who loves good coffee and cinnamon buns :) Best! 🙏🏻👏🏻🎥
Hahaha, thank you... I'm not sure singing will be my next project, but you never know. Maybe some karaoke 🤣 Well, Romania is high on my list of country's to visit. So I hope I can get down there and make justice to the many scenic places you have in store for us. Glad you liked it 👏🏻 Cheers
Its been another 3 weeks since the boys, the bikes and i were there. Real goose bumbs while watching. I hope it dosen't take years for me to get back there. Great work Thomas! wanderlust every time.
Wow, thank you so much for that comment Christoph 🙏🏻 Touching peoples emotions with video is not the easiest task 🍻 Appreciate you taking the time and tell me that. I was not sure this "slow paced" video series would be a success 🙈
Another excellent episode, I'm sure the Nomad guys are better at the tent throw 🤔😂 and stopping taking in where your traveling through will make the memories burn brighter
Hehe, he nails that shit like it was easy as hell… me, not so much 😂 I probably end up ruin the whole thing. Yeah, for me… half the experience is to enjoy all the scenic places as well as riding.
Thank you so much Mick... really love to hear that 🔥🤩 I'm trying to make high quality stuff and engaging content. Always nice to be the source of inspiration 👏🏻 Cheers
3:03 and 8:12; Yes, recognised it immediately, beautiful place! Next time you are in the area, you need to go up to Snöhetta viewpoint, then you'll see the moskus in real life, guaranteed.
I have actually tried to hike and ski up to Snøhetta, but it was to cold (-19 degrees) I have been up to Dovre many times, but never seen moskus yet, but next time I will go hunting for them (with my camera) Amazing animals.
It really shows the amount of effort you put into your films with all the drone shots and how you work with the camera. Great work and really enjoyable!
Thank you Kalle... I try to focus on the story telling part and it's a little bit learning by doing. I mix up the camera angles a lot so the viewer feel more like they are there with me, not just watching. I'm not sure if I nail it yet, but I'm trying to do better for every project I make. Glad you liked it. Cheers
Really nice to hear that my Adventures are watchable on rainy days. It is always a little hope that your content will get some traction, but to have people revising your stuff and channel to watch it all over again. That is Priceless 🎥🔥 Thank you 👏🏻
Great video, Stunning nature always. And the singing in the shower. I hear that you like me singing “hellre än bra”, I don’t know the translation in english or norwegian either of course. 😂
Hahaha, no it’s just me trying to steal some of your viewers. 😂 i have tried with all the dirty tricks in the book, but no luck so far. Hmmm… i need to investigate this further. There most be someone else who knows your secrets. (Turning away and snapping my fingers at the same time)
@@tshansen well you convinced me to buy the Klim Krios Pro helmet, maybe I'll be drawn to the dark side of Crocs... ruclips.net/video/MHSxcxej6Zg/видео.html
Thank you so much for this video, the quality of your work is really top notch. I rode the TET in Norway for the first time this summer. Watching your videos brings me back to probably the best thing I've ever experienced. I too didn't race it, but it was extremely exhausting. 13-14 hours in the saddle every day, not very good sleep in the tent, and then continue the next day. It was a physical challenge and when I see the scenery now through your videos it awakens all the feelings that I experienced during my trip: A mixture of joy, being tired, having fun - the whole spectrum of feelings. See you on the TET next summer ;) Best wishes from sørlandet!
Thank you so much for this comment Johannes… it means a lot to me 👏🏻 I think most of us can relate to the feelings and mix of joy on a trip like this. It is hard to show on camera, but when you know, you know 🙏🏻 See you mate. Thank you for this comment, made my day a lot better 🔥
@@tshansen Hyggelig at du satte pris på kommentaren- kvaliteten på disse filmene er skyhøy, du burde hatt 10x views, minst. Blir spennende å se hvordan det utvikler seg :)
Haha, takk for det. Vel views alene er ikke så viktig for meg, det er langt kjekkere med folk som faktisk setter pris på innholdet og gir tilbakemeldinger på det 👏🏻🔥 vi får fortsette å lage kvalitets innhold så kommer vel folk til etterhvert ☺️
@@JohannesDalenMC Ja, dessverre så er det en sykdom som har spredt seg i de fleste sosiale media. Da er det langt kjekkere å få slike tilbakemeldinger fra folk som faktisk har blitt inspirert eller hatt glede av innholdet man har laget. Det gjør magiske ting for egen motivasjon og glede til å fortsette
Grimsdalen, no such place on earth. Been there several times camping by car and caravan, together with my Wife and our dogs. Just hiking in the mountains and relaxing by the river. I could talk for hours about that valley.
Guess I quit struggeling loosing weight after you showed another bakery pit-stop ….and I was suspicius right from the beginning that this swedish way is fake. It only works in sweden - Now you know how these ikea instructions and manuals are written… Thanks a lot for this video. Helps me a little bit through this rainy day
Nice ! At the viewing point at the north end of Slådalsvegen you could see the road to Aursjø from the Lesja side. Its a dead end but worth to explore.
Thank you Sven.... yeah, the road that takes you up to Aursjøen with all the cabins (before)? I have been there one time before, I was curious if I could ride on the trail over to aursjøvegen... well, you can't 🤣
Haha, like you would not believe Kenneth. 10 days straight with sunny weather. What are the odds for that in September here in Norway 🙈 The Grimsbu spot should have a reunion soon 👏🏻
Thanks for sharing these videos! I need many hours of motorcycle videos to get through the northern Norwegian winters with my sanity mostly intact, and although I have a few of my own videos, I can't just watch that on repeat. Your videos are always phenomenally edited, and have a perfect combination of riding, camping, chatting, funny shower scenes(!) and everything else.
Hahaha, thank you sir 😂 I really appreciate the nice comment. And I’m glad you like the content. I’m spending all of my time trying to come up with new ideas to videos in these winter times. I’m so sick and tired of snow already 🙈 I hope to ride again soon. Cheers
Jora Bridge is stunning, I wonder if the Americans ever tried to buy it (like London Bridge, but they didn’t get what they thought they were going to get 😉🤣). I noticed the stihl braces 👍🏻, but they didn’t help with the tent erecting 😜 keep practicing, or better stihl, get some tips off Robert 😜.
The one of Two 🙏🏻 Always nice to get comments from you two. You never know, many of us went to America in the early days (my grate grandfathers brother was in America for many years, trying to get work and money) Yeah, the stihl suspenders are rubbish for the Klim pant's, I can't recommend them 🙈 Yeah, I think I need to visit Robert and make him show me this abrakadabra stuff he's doing 🤣 Cheers
Haha, I have not count or taken the time for it, but it happens more than once in most of my trips 🤣🙈 Glad you liked it, and thank you for the comment. 🙏🏻
Great episode Thomas, weather seems to be behaving, although the down jacket has appeared, so temperatures must be dropping somewhat. Look forward to the next episode. 👍 🤛😎🤜
The one of Two 🙏🏻 Always looking forward to the brothers commenting on my videos. I really appreciate it, as I said before. Yes, the temp is creeping down to about 0 when the weather is nice. But it makes for some really nice mornings with great light. Cheers
Another great video! Stopping every five minutes to enjoy the view is what adventure motocamping should be all about 👍🏻. Stunning scenery! The roofs on those buildings were cool. Is that stone/slate on top of them?
Thank you Critter, sorry for not knowing your name 🙈 For me it's all about the experience and the scenic stuff. Been a long time photographer, and love wild nature and culture etc. Yes, this is a special variant of slate roof. It is a lot of this kind of color slate in the area. 🇳🇴
@@tshansen Cheers Thomas! My name is Chris, Critter is my nickname and works just fine 👍🏻 I’m a carpenter by trade so buildings and building techniques fascinate me.
@@Crittermoto well hello then Chris 👏🏻😊 i’m a carpenter my self, so buildings and old architecture is something i find my self study alot! I’m not religious, but churches is also something that fascinates me a lot
I love your videos Thomas. Keep up the great filming and Ktm riding. And thanks for your advice on drones, I’ve got one on order but I wish I had your expertise. Cheers from Oz
Thank you Mickey 🙏🏻 I will try to keep up and challenge my self to become ever better in the upcoming productions. Well, practise is the way to go. And i can promise you that x amount of hours with PlayStation and Xbox has helped a lot on controlling the drone ✌🏻
Stumbled across this, thanks RUclips! Excellent production, love the drone shots. What a beautiful Country. Question, are all the TET trails gravel roads or are there some more challenging tracks?
Thank you Sir🔥 Appreciate that, and so glad you liked it. Most of the tracks in Norway are "fast gravel" as I like to call it because it is routed on roads that are allowed to ride. There are some parts that are more challenging, but most of it can be ridden with a large adventure bike if you are familiar with gravel riding 👏🏻
Great episode, as usual. The times you set up the camera to shoot the bike and you passing by, makes the journey longer lol. But it is well worth it :-)
Thank you Thalis 🙏🏻 Well, I come from the photography world, and are used to stop and shoot picture, so when you work in some rutine it does not take that much more time to set it up and make great video. In todays world, I think quality is key for a engaged audience 👏🏻 Cheers
Great work (som alltid) !! Har blitt såpass inspirert av denne måten reise på (av dine filmer) at jeg plukker opp en 2020 KTM 390 adventure til våren som en nr 2 sykkel ved siden av zx12r for å prøve adventure livet litt😊
Oi, det må jeg si 👏🏻 Det er jo veldig hyggelig å høre. Forsiktig med det der, du kan ende opp med å bli skam bitt av basillen. Det er ingen vei tilbake herfra 🤣
@@glennnyland7047 Alltid kjekt å prøve litt nye utfordringer. Å det er jo ikke akkurat som man slutter å kjøre på asfalt selv om man snuser litt på adventure segmentet. Jeg kjører veldig mye asfalt og trives best med begge deler. Hahaha, kjenner til den ventinga... det er helt pyton 🙈
@@glennnyland7047 Definitivt, ser du meg noe sted ikke nøl med å kom bort å si hei 🙏🏻 Ja, jeg har litt planer gjennom vinteren også, så vi får se hva jeg klarer å klumse til. Men det blir dessverre ikke lange motorsykkel kjøring series 🙈
Another fantastic video, Thomas! Sorry for the silly question, but... What is the "Swedish way"...? Thank you for bringing us along! You've earned yourself a new subscriber 👍🏻
Thank you Ben 🙏🏻 I really appreciate it, and glad to earn your “trust” i will try to keep up the work with my videos ✌️ The Swedish way is a funny joke i have with Robert from Nomad Sweden channel. i trowed his tent on the ground and edited like it was popping up without work and effort. So it just a friendly poke in the side between us 😆
@@BenLucareli This is the best thing i hear, and I can’t begin to describe how much it motivates me. If i help one single person go out and create a new adventure i have won the internet 🙏🏻 thank you so much for telling me mate 🔥
Another beautifully produced episode Thomas! 7:24 which farm is that?? Also, are you not going to jump into the water in the morning? It would wake you up much faster than the coffee ;)
Thank you Pål, I just saw you released a new episode as well. Gonna enjoy that later tonight when the house is gone to sleep 🤣 This is Toft Gård (Tofte, med underbruket Toftemo, er en gammel storgård i Dovre kommune i Gudbrandsdalen, 10 km sørøst for tettstedet Dombås. Den omtales som kongsgård under Harald Hårfagre, og var krongods i middelalderen. Harald Hårfagre overnattet på sine reiser til Trondhjem, Pilegrimsleden og Vårstigen her) You are into this viking stuff as well, I thought you knew about it already 🎥 It's a must see 👌🏻 Well, to say it simple... Superman has Kryptonite, I have cold water 🤣
@@tshansen Thanks for the info! It's been some years since I drove that stretch of the E6, usually take a left at Otta, or been driving through Folldal. But Yes looks like an amazing place!
Thanks again for this moment of pleasure. Your videos are really relaxing for me and I can connect with the lifestyle that they portray. Always a source of inspiration. Here too in Canada the nights are getting cooler. I will do another 2-night Moto-camping trip in the middle of October and try to stretch the season to the beginning of December this year (Last year I put the bike away the 2nd week of November). Ride safe my friend. 👍🏾
Thank you Roger. Yeah, i have spent a couple of days at my cabin this week, and i really hope i can get one more overnighter with my bike before season ends here as well. I hike, fish and do a lot of other adventures as well, so i was spending the nights here figure out how i could add that to my channel in any way. I know a lot of the motorcycle people also do hiking, camping and living the simple life. Where in Canada do you live? Stay safe mate 🔥
@@tshansen Thomas I saw your cabin in your IG story. That looks PERFECT! Just my style. Sorry but I may end up being your doppelganger (double)!!! This year I have had my 1st long experience 4000km of moto-camping (as I may have mentioned before) and lived so simply it was AMAZING. So much so that I had a very difficult time returning to...civilization! I would live permanently in a cabin like yours if I had the opportunity. I live in Montreal (Québec). As such to get out into something that I consider real nature is at least an hour away and if you want to be in the mountains another 1/2 hour before things start getting interesting. Enjoy this time that you have as I will enjoy seeing you appreciating it😀! Cheers! P.S : I didn't realize when you switched from hammock to tent🤔. That looks like a BIG tent!🤣
@@MrRabbitthumper Haha, well, if you start living a better and more simple life, I can live with that. I'm not sure if I should by a camper van or just move to a remote area yet, but changes has to be made. I'm not a big city guy. You need to travel 1 hour before adventure start here as well. I have not changed from hammock to tent, I use both, depending on trip and where I go. So in my camping setup I use both 🔥
@@tshansen haha! Lived in a big city all my life but always spent time in the country. I found I always felt I returned more balanced, more zen from my stays in the country. I too am looking to move to the country in the next couple of years. I saw a video this year on RUclips about "slow living" and I DO agree with the idea. Just a drastic contrast while living in a big city. We are completely surrounded my noise, visual and auditory. Enjoy the rest of your day. Until the next chat friend 👍🏾
Exactly mate… i find that the new trend the last couple of years has been more to racing the TET instead of enjoying the TET. But we have all our own perspective on things. Cheers
Jeg er ikke helt sikker på hva brådska betyr, men jeg forstår godt at du savner Norge. Jeg savner faktisk de svenske skoger litt også. Kjedelig å ikke ha muligheten, men neste år får vi håpe det løser seg. 🍻
This was so pleasant to watch Thomas. Loved the views and that large Fjällgård. All the fun details as well 😂👍. Is there bed sn breakfast at the fjällgård or just family owned.
Thank you so much Tjommi.... really glad to hear that. Was not sure how this slow paced series would work out. Many people like more fast pace stuff 🙈😇 The large Fjellgård is called Toft Gård (Tofte, med underbruket Toftemo, er en gammel storgård i Dovre kommune i Gudbrandsdalen, 10 km sørøst for tettstedet Dombås. Den omtales som kongsgård under Harald Hårfagre, og var krongods i middelalderen. Harald Hårfagre overnattet på sine reiser til Trondhjem, Pilegrimsleden og Vårstigen her) I don't think this gård serve as anything other than a museum... I have to take a closer look when I will do my viking style video 😉 So many plans, but so little time 🙈🎥
@@tshansen aah, i thought it could be a museum. I love our fjällgårdar. When I saw the stone valv bridge i was reminded of the books "Brobyggarna", a story of three norwegian brothers were one of them was diplom engineer and got the order to build these bridges to the railway thru this company. The story covered his work and as well the workers that made the bridges. The first and second book was really interesring.
@@Braapncamp You and me both Tjommi... the Fjellgårder and different old seters where you did not think it was possible to live has so much story and culture. I really enjoy riding around and learn a little piece of it. Hmm, never heard of the brothers. Need to google them. I really enjoy bridges (not sure why) it is just something about the amount of work put down and how well they look.
Enjoyed that Thomas. I like the way you ease into you new day. You have a formulae kind of as I do with mine. Starting with a drone vista is like the first coffee of the day, but ‘hey’..... your country suits your style of video perfectly. Good time lapse too. Been thinking about day to night time lapse at the end of the day. Be a while before I can try my new ideas because I have so much footage to edit. Your video was more technical too. Can see you put a lot of thought into your sequences. You’re heading into winter too. How long into the year can you keep riding and getting the good weather you have be experiencing ?
Thank you Darryl 🙏🏻 Well, I'm trying to tell a story with each video. And when I'm out riding, each story is one day sorta! I see that most people like it to be real and genuine. So with "a day" in the back of my head, makes the story telling trough the day much easier. A beginning, a point/or a middle and the end👏🏻 And I try to have in mind the same movement, speed of the camera, the drone, foreground vs background etc. All the 10 rules of video (that will take you far) Well, if I'm lucky, we have on more month with good enough weather before I need to consider parking my bike for winter. But I try to ride as long as it's not bellow 0 degrees celsius. I doubt we can ride more than to the beginning of November (local trips)
Another beautiful episode with nice landscapes and details. Among other I loved the 8 second timelapse with cloads flowing, starting at 5:47 ;-). It could be interesting to know how many minutes are "lapsed" into that sequence?
Thank you Halvor 🙏🏻 Well, I shot one picture every second, so it took a couple of minutes, but just sitting there in the "lyng" and looking at the view waiting for the camera to finish. Epic. Some times, stopping the bike, setting up the camera gives me some of the best vistas 🙏🏻
Not going faster as you can = yessss, more awesome videos for us to watch, great, not going to complaint about, that's for sure!! By the way, in my humble opinion, I suggest you stick to your normal full time job for a bit longer, 'cause I don't think you'll be selling many music albums or recording many songs in the foreseeable future, just saying. 😂😂Thank you Thomas for sharing!! 👍👍👍
Another nice episode. I love the Swedish way ;-) It seems that the Tet route is very smooth granit gravel? The gravel roads I've ridden in Norway has always been very well maintained - is all Tet (that you've ridden) that good? I ride a Versys 1000 right now - it's got decent ground clearance but touring tires.
Haha, thank you Jakob 🙏🏻 The Swedish way, is the only way...but really hard to master. Most part of the tet is smooth gravel, or fast gravel as I like to call it. The only part of the TET I have not ridden is the section up to Røros from Alvdal (only parts of it on bukkerittet) and the northern parts before North Cape. I don't see you will have any problems with ground clearance, but your tires may need a change. There are some gravel and wet parts that can be hard on touring tires.
Your videos are truly beautiful. We know how much freaking work it is to film and edit all of that stuff. You've probably mentioned it somewhere but which cam and lens combo are you running? Keep it up and thank you for sharing your trip :)
Thank you so much 🙏🏻 Appreciate it. Yes, it takes some time, but I really enjoy this process so I'm grateful people use their time to watch my content 😇 The latest videos I run with the Sony a7s iii with a 24-105 G OSS lense 👍🏻
@@tshansen Glad to hear that! I figured it was something like that, we also use the 24-105 (legendary!) albeit in combination with a a7c. Soon getting the a7s iii for that sweet 4k60 :)
@@Adventurist Just saw a video from you guys, damn that is some impressive videos 👏🏻 To bad I don't understand German to well 🤣 I got my new camera just a couple of days before I went on this trip, so it took some getting used to and setting up some settings, quick buttons etc. So I messed up some of the footage, but now I start to get a good feel for it. The 10bit color is INSANE... you can recover so much details. And the slow motion is crisp as ever. Worth every penny. Not to mention the stabilisation 🍻
It is always a pleasure to watch your adventures and videos Thomas. Compliments. Again great and enjoy. I have a question for you. Is there a website where you can see which roads are still closed due to snow in the spring in Norway, especially in late May Thanks in advance,
Thank you 👏🏻 appreciate the feedback 🙏🏻 The best app for this is actually google maps... I'm not sure the roads are shown as closed, but if you make a route from a to b trough a road that is winter closed, google maps will automatically guide you around on different track. This site may help you when you check what road are closed or not. www.vegvesen.no/trafikk/ But I'm not sure if you will find the same info in English language
@@tshansen Thanks for your quick response Thomas. I appreciate your feedback. It will take a while before I leave, but good to have this information already. Thanks again. Greeting
Would that be safe to use the stove inside a tent? I read on my stove that it would release carbon oxide that can't be smelled and could lead to suffocation. Great video though, thank you for sharing. Tusen takk! Ha mange god turer!
Hello Marcin. Yes, it is completely safe if you know what you are doing, and have a ventilation going (like most tent) burning gas alone produce very little to none CO, but when you put a pan or a kettle on, you will get much higher numbers. If you boil up water or do minor cooking, this is not a problem. But longer periodes of time can be dangerous. So educate yourself on the subject and be wise when you use cooking gear inside tents. 🇳🇴
Love all your content. You are a inspiration. I'm considering doing part of the TET in Norway next year. I'm not sure about TET... how "hard" is it on the motorbike? Mostly gravel? Not considering my skills as a ride would it be possible to do most of the TET with a African Twin Aventure Sport or a BMW 1250 GSA? Thanks for your insight.
Hello mate, and thank you 🔥 appreciate the nice words. The TET Norway is not that hard. it is made more easy the last years for more people with heavy bikes can ride it. Yes, most of the Norwegian TET is Gravel, and yes you can ride the whole thing with a AT or BMW. You are welcome.
That singing in the shower there just put me off🤣🤣🤣🤣☕
Hahaha, just admit it mate... you was singing along with me 🤣
@@tshansen 🤣🤣 l would, but l was out of breath 🤣🤣
i like the the way how you joking together with Robert. I like both channels, and with these pranks are more interesting to watch.
Hahaha, Robert is a great sport, so a little battle between us are just part of the fun. And I see that most of my viewers watch his channel as well. So it's cool to have a close relation when doing this stuff 👏🏻 Cheers
Hello, my new friend.
Wow! It's a motorcycle camping video that's really fun and healing.🌹💛💘
Especially, the scenery of nature is fantastic.
It's an honor to be your great channel friend.💕💞💖
💝💚❤ Have a happy day.
👍👍👍🤙👌
Thank you 👏🏻 Glad you liked it, hope some of my other videos will be of your liking as well. Have a great day, and thank you for dropping by
This is building as a great series Thomas! Please keep them coming. Enjoying the detail scenes and landscapes immensely, bravo 👏👏👏
I really appreciate the great feedback mate. Was not sure if the slowed pace video was gonna be well received, 🙈👏🏻 Thank you. Cheers
@@tshansen Not all of us armchair (still in lockdown) adventurers are just interested in ripping around at a million Kph :) Seeing the small things, local detail, architecture, ancient timber fences etc and the beautiful handmade stone features gives a real feel for your amazing country! The behind the scenes production work is significant effort… But you love it all, right?
11/10! Thank You.
@@alphonsvanmaanen I'm sorry to see the shift of focus the last couple of years. Every gravel adventure is more about ripping dirt and doing wheelies than enjoying the scenery and take it all in. Guess we are all different, but for me and my videos, I will focus more about the whole adventure. So glad to hear you say this. To be honest, I wish I could live on the road and just do video and picture productions. But I'm not quite there yet, so yes... it is safe to say I love 🙏🏻👏🏻🎥
@@tshansen Long may your love of storytelling continue!
I know that there are so many (like me) who revel in just 'smelling the roses' of distant lands, being led on a journey / escapade by a generous and entertaining 'guide'... Plus, one who loves good coffee and cinnamon buns :)
Best! 🙏🏻👏🏻🎥
@@alphonsvanmaanen Haha, I hear you mate... 🙏🏻 let the saga continue 🤣
God Thomas, what a movie you would do here in Romania. Superb videography. Cover me in sunshine :))) super !!!
Hahaha, thank you... I'm not sure singing will be my next project, but you never know. Maybe some karaoke 🤣 Well, Romania is high on my list of country's to visit. So I hope I can get down there and make justice to the many scenic places you have in store for us. Glad you liked it 👏🏻 Cheers
Its been another 3 weeks since the boys, the bikes and i were there. Real goose bumbs while watching. I hope it dosen't take years for me to get back there. Great work Thomas! wanderlust every time.
Wow, thank you so much for that comment Christoph 🙏🏻 Touching peoples emotions with video is not the easiest task 🍻 Appreciate you taking the time and tell me that. I was not sure this "slow paced" video series would be a success 🙈
Envy, Envy, Envy!
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Another excellent episode, I'm sure the Nomad guys are better at the tent throw 🤔😂 and stopping taking in where your traveling through will make the memories burn brighter
Hehe, he nails that shit like it was easy as hell… me, not so much 😂 I probably end up ruin the whole thing. Yeah, for me… half the experience is to enjoy all the scenic places as well as riding.
Excellent again, thanks for sharing!.....Thumbs down guy missing!!?? hahahaha..
Haha, don’t worry…. He will join us soon enough 😂✌🏻 Glad you liked it mate. Cheers 🍻
Hola 👋
Great video Thomas. I think your videos are really well made and the clarity of the shots are fantastic. I am truly inspired....
Thank you so much Mick... really love to hear that 🔥🤩 I'm trying to make high quality stuff and engaging content. Always nice to be the source of inspiration 👏🏻 Cheers
Tomas is becoming a master film maker- always a great relaxing viewing- well done 👍🏻
Thank you so much Robbo, appreciate the nice comment. Glad you liked it, 🙏🏻
Perfect content for sunday evening ! ;)
Best regards from Romania !
Thank you mate 🙏🏻 Can't wait to visit your country... one day 🔥🎥
@@tshansen Looking forward for that day ! :))
3:03 and 8:12; Yes, recognised it immediately, beautiful place! Next time you are in the area, you need to go up to Snöhetta viewpoint, then you'll see the moskus in real life, guaranteed.
I have actually tried to hike and ski up to Snøhetta, but it was to cold (-19 degrees) I have been up to Dovre many times, but never seen moskus yet, but next time I will go hunting for them (with my camera) Amazing animals.
It really shows the amount of effort you put into your films with all the drone shots and how you work with the camera. Great work and really enjoyable!
Thank you Kalle... I try to focus on the story telling part and it's a little bit learning by doing. I mix up the camera angles a lot so the viewer feel more like they are there with me, not just watching. I'm not sure if I nail it yet, but I'm trying to do better for every project I make. Glad you liked it. Cheers
@@tshansen you do great, so keep it up. 👍😀 Looking forward to follow you on your future adventures!
NIce adventure i see you enjoy it! 👍
Grtz, from Belgium.
Thank you Fermulen... Yes, I really do enjoy it, and I don't try to hide it 🤣👏🏻 Glad you liked it. Cheers 🎥
Hei Thomas, So beautiful! Thanks a lot!🎉🎉🎉
Thank you Konrad, so glad to hear you liked it 🤩
Stunning views and video editing as usual! I'm guessing there's a joke regarding the Swedish and throwing the tent bag?
Hahaha, yes, that is correct… just a friendly poke in the side between me and Robert from Nomad Sweden 👌🏻
You are very lucky to live on this fabulous country ! Thanks for this great vidéo !
Thank you 🙏🏻 glad you liked it 🔥
Very relaxing to watch your adventures on a misty day. Thanks, Günter, Nürnberg/Germany
Really nice to hear that my Adventures are watchable on rainy days. It is always a little hope that your content will get some traction, but to have people revising your stuff and channel to watch it all over again. That is Priceless 🎥🔥 Thank you 👏🏻
I look forward to these beautiful videos, thanks for putting all the effort in to make them.
You are welcome mate, thank you 🙏🏻 Appreciate the feedback. Cheers
Great video, Stunning nature always. And the singing in the shower. I hear that you like me singing “hellre än bra”, I don’t know the translation in english or norwegian either of course. 😂
Hahaha, next up....a star is born 🤣 I put a lot of feel in the shower singing. The guys at work thinks I'm crazy 👏🏻
@@tshansen maybe I should start to sing for my college at my work to. They might be amazed 😂
@@JoonesAdventuresMC Hahaha, yeah! You never know. Or like me, you get a couple of minutes all by your self 🤣 win win
@@tshansen 😂
Nice as allways Thomas🔥🔥👌📸
Thank you Stefan 🙏🏻 Appreciate it 🔥
Fantastisk episode! Både filming og innhold! :) Har mye å lære med filming så videoene dine er til mye hjelp der :D
Takk for det 👏🏻 Alltid hyggelig med slike tilbakemeldinger. 🔥
Wow, beautiful light in the morning shots Thomas way to take advantage of it....so beautiful :)
Thank you so much Mike 🔥 Glad to hear you liked it. Can't wait to get back out on the road again. I'm getting desperate here in wintertime 🙈
You have such a great eye for detail.
Another amazing production👍
Thank you so much Sir 🙏🏻 really appreciate it and i’m really glad to hear you enjoyed this episode 👏🏻
👍Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome 👏🏻 thank you for the comment, glad you liked it. 🔥
Tomas,
What a gorgeous scenery again.
And a beautiful ride.
Thanks again for sharing 👍
So glad to hear that mate. Thank you, and glad you enjoyed it 🙏🏻
Haha I know you put that Swedish tent trick in there just to see if I watch your videos. Well I don't! And I never will!
Hahaha, no it’s just me trying to steal some of your viewers. 😂 i have tried with all the dirty tricks in the book, but no luck so far. Hmmm… i need to investigate this further. There most be someone else who knows your secrets. (Turning away and snapping my fingers at the same time)
A great video Thomas, you even made hanging out the laundry interesting! But Crocs... come on mate, have you totally given up on life?
A life without Crocs are not worth living mate! Get a pair and you will understand what i’m talking about 🤣👏🏻
@@tshansen but the shame of it for your family ;)
@@theboomerangbiker1966 do you really think my family not wearing Crocs? We all wear Crocs 🤣
@@tshansen well you convinced me to buy the Klim Krios Pro helmet, maybe I'll be drawn to the dark side of Crocs... ruclips.net/video/MHSxcxej6Zg/видео.html
Thank you so much for this video, the quality of your work is really top notch.
I rode the TET in Norway for the first time this summer. Watching your videos brings me back to probably the best thing I've ever experienced. I too didn't race it, but it was extremely exhausting. 13-14 hours in the saddle every day, not very good sleep in the tent, and then continue the next day. It was a physical challenge and when I see the scenery now through your videos it awakens all the feelings that I experienced during my trip: A mixture of joy, being tired, having fun - the whole spectrum of feelings.
See you on the TET next summer ;) Best wishes from sørlandet!
Thank you so much for this comment Johannes… it means a lot to me 👏🏻 I think most of us can relate to the feelings and mix of joy on a trip like this. It is hard to show on camera, but when you know, you know 🙏🏻 See you mate. Thank you for this comment, made my day a lot better 🔥
@@tshansen Hyggelig at du satte pris på kommentaren- kvaliteten på disse filmene er skyhøy, du burde hatt 10x views, minst. Blir spennende å se hvordan det utvikler seg :)
Haha, takk for det. Vel views alene er ikke så viktig for meg, det er langt kjekkere med folk som faktisk setter pris på innholdet og gir tilbakemeldinger på det 👏🏻🔥 vi får fortsette å lage kvalitets innhold så kommer vel folk til etterhvert ☺️
@@tshansen Ja det er veldig sant - fin tilnærming. Lett å henge seg opp i views og subscribers!
@@JohannesDalenMC Ja, dessverre så er det en sykdom som har spredt seg i de fleste sosiale media. Da er det langt kjekkere å få slike tilbakemeldinger fra folk som faktisk har blitt inspirert eller hatt glede av innholdet man har laget. Det gjør magiske ting for egen motivasjon og glede til å fortsette
Grimsdalen, no such place on earth. Been there several times camping by car and caravan, together with my Wife and our dogs. Just hiking in the mountains and relaxing by the river. I could talk for hours about that valley.
Grimsdalen is just something really special. It is a place i hold dear myself. And always love coming back to. Cheers Tor 🍻
Guess I quit struggeling loosing weight after you showed another bakery pit-stop ….and I was suspicius right from the beginning that this swedish way is fake. It only works in sweden - Now you know how these ikea instructions and manuals are written…
Thanks a lot for this video. Helps me a little bit through this rainy day
It only works in Skaraborg to be precise ;) You need to try to attend the SKOG event next year, then you'll see...
Hahaha, that is so true... damn wizard stuff that only works in Sweden 🤣👏🏻 Glad you enjoyed it. Stay safe mate 🙏🏻
Do they show of how to abrakadabra this shit at skog? I need to attend my self then 🤣
@@tshansen You should! And I need to go to Bukkerittet...
@@whatsnext6336 Without a doubt 🙏🏻
Another gold star video. Thank you for taking us along Thomas. Your bike is sounding great.
Thank you Alex 🙏🏻
Nice ! At the viewing point at the north end of Slådalsvegen you could see the road to Aursjø from the Lesja side. Its a dead end but worth to explore.
Thank you Sven.... yeah, the road that takes you up to Aursjøen with all the cabins (before)? I have been there one time before, I was curious if I could ride on the trail over to aursjøvegen... well, you can't 🤣
Great video! You have been lucky with the weather on this trip!
That spot at grimsbu seemed familiar 😝
Haha, like you would not believe Kenneth. 10 days straight with sunny weather. What are the odds for that in September here in Norway 🙈 The Grimsbu spot should have a reunion soon 👏🏻
Thanks for sharing these videos! I need many hours of motorcycle videos to get through the northern Norwegian winters with my sanity mostly intact, and although I have a few of my own videos, I can't just watch that on repeat. Your videos are always phenomenally edited, and have a perfect combination of riding, camping, chatting, funny shower scenes(!) and everything else.
Hahaha, thank you sir 😂 I really appreciate the nice comment. And I’m glad you like the content. I’m spending all of my time trying to come up with new ideas to videos in these winter times. I’m so sick and tired of snow already 🙈 I hope to ride again soon. Cheers
Anther Beauty! Well done Thomas. I suspect we'll see some snow camping soon. Cheers from Canada
Thank you James 🙏🏻 Well, some snow camping can be arranged, but than I will be hiking, not motorcycle camping 🙈
Awesome edit @tshansen
Thank you Ronny 🔥
Jora Bridge is stunning, I wonder if the Americans ever tried to buy it (like London Bridge, but they didn’t get what they thought they were going to get 😉🤣). I noticed the stihl braces 👍🏻, but they didn’t help with the tent erecting 😜 keep practicing, or better stihl, get some tips off Robert 😜.
The one of Two 🙏🏻 Always nice to get comments from you two. You never know, many of us went to America in the early days (my grate grandfathers brother was in America for many years, trying to get work and money) Yeah, the stihl suspenders are rubbish for the Klim pant's, I can't recommend them 🙈 Yeah, I think I need to visit Robert and make him show me this abrakadabra stuff he's doing 🤣 Cheers
I wonder how much time you spend going back to pick up your cam. 😬 Nice video, nicely edited! 🙂
Haha, I have not count or taken the time for it, but it happens more than once in most of my trips 🤣🙈 Glad you liked it, and thank you for the comment. 🙏🏻
Great episode Thomas, weather seems to be behaving, although the down jacket has appeared, so temperatures must be dropping somewhat. Look forward to the next episode. 👍 🤛😎🤜
The one of Two 🙏🏻 Always looking forward to the brothers commenting on my videos. I really appreciate it, as I said before. Yes, the temp is creeping down to about 0 when the weather is nice. But it makes for some really nice mornings with great light. Cheers
Another great video!
Stopping every five minutes to enjoy the view is what adventure motocamping should be all about 👍🏻.
Stunning scenery!
The roofs on those buildings were cool. Is that stone/slate on top of them?
Thank you Critter, sorry for not knowing your name 🙈 For me it's all about the experience and the scenic stuff. Been a long time photographer, and love wild nature and culture etc. Yes, this is a special variant of slate roof. It is a lot of this kind of color slate in the area. 🇳🇴
@@tshansen Cheers Thomas!
My name is Chris, Critter is my nickname and works just fine 👍🏻
I’m a carpenter by trade so buildings and building techniques fascinate me.
@@Crittermoto well hello then Chris 👏🏻😊 i’m a carpenter my self, so buildings and old architecture is something i find my self study alot! I’m not religious, but churches is also something that fascinates me a lot
@@tshansen 100 percent agree!
Simply amazingly atmospheric episode! No words needed. I found myself wishing to drive these places.🙂👍
Keep going!
Thank you so much mate... really appreciate the feedback. 🙏🏻 Cheers 🎥
Great 👌💪
Thank you 🔥
What a lovely Way to spend a week , with great view’s and great Tracks , great as always Thomas
Thank you Kim 🙏🏻
I love your videos Thomas. Keep up the great filming and Ktm riding. And thanks for your advice on drones, I’ve got one on order but I wish I had your expertise. Cheers from Oz
Thank you Mickey 🙏🏻 I will try to keep up and challenge my self to become ever better in the upcoming productions. Well, practise is the way to go. And i can promise you that x amount of hours with PlayStation and Xbox has helped a lot on controlling the drone ✌🏻
Stumbled across this, thanks RUclips!
Excellent production, love the drone shots. What a beautiful Country. Question, are all the TET trails gravel roads or are there some more challenging tracks?
Thank you Sir🔥 Appreciate that, and so glad you liked it. Most of the tracks in Norway are "fast gravel" as I like to call it because it is routed on roads that are allowed to ride. There are some parts that are more challenging, but most of it can be ridden with a large adventure bike if you are familiar with gravel riding 👏🏻
@@tshansen No, thank you for taking the time to film and edit and share with us 🙏
@@snifflytooth Thank you for the comment and taking the time to watch it 👏🏻 Cheers
Great episode, as usual. The times you set up the camera to shoot the bike and you passing by, makes the journey longer lol. But it is well worth it :-)
Thank you Thalis 🙏🏻 Well, I come from the photography world, and are used to stop and shoot picture, so when you work in some rutine it does not take that much more time to set it up and make great video. In todays world, I think quality is key for a engaged audience 👏🏻 Cheers
Good video!
Thank you 🔥 Appreciate that 🎉
Great work (som alltid) !!
Har blitt såpass inspirert av denne måten reise på (av dine filmer) at jeg plukker opp en 2020 KTM 390 adventure til våren som en nr 2 sykkel ved siden av zx12r for å prøve adventure livet litt😊
Oi, det må jeg si 👏🏻 Det er jo veldig hyggelig å høre. Forsiktig med det der, du kan ende opp med å bli skam bitt av basillen. Det er ingen vei tilbake herfra 🤣
@@tshansen hehe, nei men det går helt fint🤣 har 12 år på asfalt, så skader ikke å bytte underlag nå😊 bare å vente nå😅
@@glennnyland7047 Alltid kjekt å prøve litt nye utfordringer. Å det er jo ikke akkurat som man slutter å kjøre på asfalt selv om man snuser litt på adventure segmentet. Jeg kjører veldig mye asfalt og trives best med begge deler. Hahaha, kjenner til den ventinga... det er helt pyton 🙈
@@tshansen sånn er mc livet😅 vi ses på veien✌ håper du har litt content gjennom vinteren så ventinga går smoothere😎
@@glennnyland7047 Definitivt, ser du meg noe sted ikke nøl med å kom bort å si hei 🙏🏻 Ja, jeg har litt planer gjennom vinteren også, så vi får se hva jeg klarer å klumse til. Men det blir dessverre ikke lange motorsykkel kjøring series 🙈
Another fantastic episode, Thomas. 😊😊 And thank you very much for further impressions from Norway. 👍🏻
Thank you Claudius 🙏🏻 So glad you enjoyed it. Cheers 🍻
Another fantastic video, Thomas! Sorry for the silly question, but... What is the "Swedish way"...? Thank you for bringing us along! You've earned yourself a new subscriber 👍🏻
Thank you Ben 🙏🏻 I really appreciate it, and glad to earn your “trust” i will try to keep up the work with my videos ✌️ The Swedish way is a funny joke i have with Robert from Nomad Sweden channel. i trowed his tent on the ground and edited like it was popping up without work and effort. So it just a friendly poke in the side between us 😆
@@tshansen Haha! Love it 😂 Looking forward to more videos, mate 🤙🏻 You inspire me to get out and explore my own local area more!
@@BenLucareli This is the best thing i hear, and I can’t begin to describe how much it motivates me. If i help one single person go out and create a new adventure i have won the internet 🙏🏻 thank you so much for telling me mate 🔥
Another beautifully produced episode Thomas! 7:24 which farm is that?? Also, are you not going to jump into the water in the morning? It would wake you up much faster than the coffee ;)
Thank you Pål, I just saw you released a new episode as well. Gonna enjoy that later tonight when the house is gone to sleep 🤣 This is Toft Gård (Tofte, med underbruket Toftemo, er en gammel storgård i Dovre kommune i Gudbrandsdalen, 10 km sørøst for tettstedet Dombås. Den omtales som kongsgård under Harald Hårfagre, og var krongods i middelalderen. Harald Hårfagre overnattet på sine reiser til Trondhjem, Pilegrimsleden og Vårstigen her) You are into this viking stuff as well, I thought you knew about it already 🎥 It's a must see 👌🏻 Well, to say it simple... Superman has Kryptonite, I have cold water 🤣
@@tshansen Thanks for the info! It's been some years since I drove that stretch of the E6, usually take a left at Otta, or been driving through Folldal. But Yes looks like an amazing place!
Thanks again for this moment of pleasure. Your videos are really relaxing for me and I can connect with the lifestyle that they portray. Always a source of inspiration. Here too in Canada the nights are getting cooler. I will do another 2-night Moto-camping trip in the middle of October and try to stretch the season to the beginning of December this year (Last year I put the bike away the 2nd week of November). Ride safe my friend. 👍🏾
Thank you Roger. Yeah, i have spent a couple of days at my cabin this week, and i really hope i can get one more overnighter with my bike before season ends here as well. I hike, fish and do a lot of other adventures as well, so i was spending the nights here figure out how i could add that to my channel in any way. I know a lot of the motorcycle people also do hiking, camping and living the simple life. Where in Canada do you live? Stay safe mate 🔥
@@tshansen Thomas I saw your cabin in your IG story. That looks PERFECT! Just my style. Sorry but I may end up being your doppelganger (double)!!! This year I have had my 1st long experience 4000km of moto-camping (as I may have mentioned before) and lived so simply it was AMAZING. So much so that I had a very difficult time returning to...civilization! I would live permanently in a cabin like yours if I had the opportunity. I live in Montreal (Québec). As such to get out into something that I consider real nature is at least an hour away and if you want to be in the mountains another 1/2 hour before things start getting interesting. Enjoy this time that you have as I will enjoy seeing you appreciating it😀! Cheers! P.S : I didn't realize when you switched from hammock to tent🤔. That looks like a BIG tent!🤣
@@MrRabbitthumper Haha, well, if you start living a better and more simple life, I can live with that. I'm not sure if I should by a camper van or just move to a remote area yet, but changes has to be made. I'm not a big city guy. You need to travel 1 hour before adventure start here as well. I have not changed from hammock to tent, I use both, depending on trip and where I go. So in my camping setup I use both 🔥
@@tshansen haha! Lived in a big city all my life but always spent time in the country. I found I always felt I returned more balanced, more zen from my stays in the country. I too am looking to move to the country in the next couple of years. I saw a video this year on RUclips about "slow living" and I DO agree with the idea. Just a drastic contrast while living in a big city. We are completely surrounded my noise, visual and auditory. Enjoy the rest of your day. Until the next chat friend 👍🏾
Beautiful video bro, Congratulations & Ride safe
Thank you 🙏🏻 Ride safe, and stay safe 🔥
You said it, it's not a race.
Exactly mate… i find that the new trend the last couple of years has been more to racing the TET instead of enjoying the TET. But we have all our own perspective on things. Cheers
Saknar Norge! Måste nog ta en ny tur nåt tag och utan brådska.
Jeg er ikke helt sikker på hva brådska betyr, men jeg forstår godt at du savner Norge. Jeg savner faktisk de svenske skoger litt også. Kjedelig å ikke ha muligheten, men neste år får vi håpe det løser seg. 🍻
@@tshansen brådska (hurry) betyder att man inte kan stanna varje 5 min!
@@AdvRiderFi Ja for faen, nå som jeg leser det med litt skånsk dialekt så skjønner jeg jo at det betyr å ikke ha så dårlig tid 😂 jävlar 🙏🏻
amazing...love your videos
Thank you Adam 🙏🏻 Glad you liked it 🎥
awsome mate, fantastic production…subscibed
Thank you sir 🔥👏🏻 glad you enjoyed it 😊
Thank you, cool vid
Cheers mate 🙏🏻
😎🏍💨💨💨💨💨💨👍🏻🇨🇦 thanks for sharing
You are welcome John, glad you enjoyed it 🔥
This was so pleasant to watch Thomas. Loved the views and that large Fjällgård. All the fun details as well 😂👍. Is there bed sn breakfast at the fjällgård or just family owned.
Thank you so much Tjommi.... really glad to hear that. Was not sure how this slow paced series would work out. Many people like more fast pace stuff 🙈😇 The large Fjellgård is called Toft Gård (Tofte, med underbruket Toftemo, er en gammel storgård i Dovre kommune i Gudbrandsdalen, 10 km sørøst for tettstedet Dombås. Den omtales som kongsgård under Harald Hårfagre, og var krongods i middelalderen. Harald Hårfagre overnattet på sine reiser til Trondhjem, Pilegrimsleden og Vårstigen her) I don't think this gård serve as anything other than a museum... I have to take a closer look when I will do my viking style video 😉 So many plans, but so little time 🙈🎥
@@tshansen aah, i thought it could be a museum. I love our fjällgårdar. When I saw the stone valv bridge i was reminded of the books "Brobyggarna", a story of three norwegian brothers were one of them was diplom engineer and got the order to build these bridges to the railway thru this company. The story covered his work and as well the workers that made the bridges. The first and second book was really interesring.
@@Braapncamp You and me both Tjommi... the Fjellgårder and different old seters where you did not think it was possible to live has so much story and culture. I really enjoy riding around and learn a little piece of it. Hmm, never heard of the brothers. Need to google them. I really enjoy bridges (not sure why) it is just something about the amount of work put down and how well they look.
10, 22, Tror bara det är Nomad som klarar det, jag har försökt å det gick lika bra som för dig 😁
Hahaha, ja, jeg tror jeg må over grensen å få et lynkurs i den abrakadabra visdomen hans 🤣
Enjoyed that Thomas. I like the way you ease into you new day. You have a formulae kind of as I do with mine. Starting with a drone vista is like the first coffee of the day, but ‘hey’..... your country suits your style of video perfectly. Good time lapse too. Been thinking about day to night time lapse at the end of the day. Be a while before I can try my new ideas because I have so much footage to edit. Your video was more technical too. Can see you put a lot of thought into your sequences. You’re heading into winter too. How long into the year can you keep riding and getting the good weather you have be experiencing ?
Thank you Darryl 🙏🏻 Well, I'm trying to tell a story with each video. And when I'm out riding, each story is one day sorta! I see that most people like it to be real and genuine. So with "a day" in the back of my head, makes the story telling trough the day much easier. A beginning, a point/or a middle and the end👏🏻 And I try to have in mind the same movement, speed of the camera, the drone, foreground vs background etc. All the 10 rules of video (that will take you far) Well, if I'm lucky, we have on more month with good enough weather before I need to consider parking my bike for winter. But I try to ride as long as it's not bellow 0 degrees celsius. I doubt we can ride more than to the beginning of November (local trips)
Another beautiful episode with nice landscapes and details. Among other I loved the 8 second timelapse with cloads flowing, starting at 5:47 ;-). It could be interesting to know how many minutes are "lapsed" into that sequence?
Thank you Halvor 🙏🏻 Well, I shot one picture every second, so it took a couple of minutes, but just sitting there in the "lyng" and looking at the view waiting for the camera to finish. Epic. Some times, stopping the bike, setting up the camera gives me some of the best vistas 🙏🏻
brilliant places and cool video as always buddy
Thank you «uncle» i can’t wait for you to finish editing the footage from your last trip as well mate.
@@tshansen damn, now I started to feel the pressure to edit faster 🤣🍺
Not going faster as you can = yessss, more awesome videos for us to watch, great, not going to complaint about, that's for sure!! By the way, in my humble opinion, I suggest you stick to your normal full time job for a bit longer, 'cause I don't think you'll be selling many music albums or recording many songs in the foreseeable future, just saying. 😂😂Thank you Thomas for sharing!! 👍👍👍
Thank you Nelio 🙏🏻 Really appreciate it mate 🎉😉
@@tshansen Thomas I hope you got the singing shower joke right and not got offended. 👍
@@BlackThor15 Hahaha, loved the joke mate 🤣 The guy coming in to the shower room after me thought I was strangling a cat in there 🤣
@@tshansen 🤣🤣
Another nice episode. I love the Swedish way ;-) It seems that the Tet route is very smooth granit gravel? The gravel roads I've ridden in Norway has always been very well maintained - is all Tet (that you've ridden) that good? I ride a Versys 1000 right now - it's got decent ground clearance but touring tires.
Haha, thank you Jakob 🙏🏻 The Swedish way, is the only way...but really hard to master. Most part of the tet is smooth gravel, or fast gravel as I like to call it. The only part of the TET I have not ridden is the section up to Røros from Alvdal (only parts of it on bukkerittet) and the northern parts before North Cape. I don't see you will have any problems with ground clearance, but your tires may need a change. There are some gravel and wet parts that can be hard on touring tires.
Your videos are truly beautiful. We know how much freaking work it is to film and edit all of that stuff. You've probably mentioned it somewhere but which cam and lens combo are you running? Keep it up and thank you for sharing your trip :)
Thank you so much 🙏🏻 Appreciate it. Yes, it takes some time, but I really enjoy this process so I'm grateful people use their time to watch my content 😇 The latest videos I run with the Sony a7s iii with a 24-105 G OSS lense 👍🏻
@@tshansen Glad to hear that! I figured it was something like that, we also use the 24-105 (legendary!) albeit in combination with a a7c. Soon getting the a7s iii for that sweet 4k60 :)
@@Adventurist Just saw a video from you guys, damn that is some impressive videos 👏🏻 To bad I don't understand German to well 🤣 I got my new camera just a couple of days before I went on this trip, so it took some getting used to and setting up some settings, quick buttons etc. So I messed up some of the footage, but now I start to get a good feel for it. The 10bit color is INSANE... you can recover so much details. And the slow motion is crisp as ever. Worth every penny. Not to mention the stabilisation 🍻
The swedish way😂😂
Hehehe, I just can't figure out how he does that shit 🤣
It is always a pleasure to watch your adventures and videos Thomas. Compliments. Again great and enjoy. I have a question for you. Is there a website where you can see which roads are still closed due to snow in the spring in Norway, especially in late May
Thanks in advance,
Thank you 👏🏻 appreciate the feedback 🙏🏻 The best app for this is actually google maps... I'm not sure the roads are shown as closed, but if you make a route from a to b trough a road that is winter closed, google maps will automatically guide you around on different track. This site may help you when you check what road are closed or not. www.vegvesen.no/trafikk/
But I'm not sure if you will find the same info in English language
@@tshansen Thanks for your quick response Thomas. I appreciate your feedback. It will take a while before I leave, but good to have this information already. Thanks again. Greeting
@@corkenter3881 You are welcome, glad it was of help mate 🔥
Would that be safe to use the stove inside a tent? I read on my stove that it would release carbon oxide that can't be smelled and could lead to suffocation. Great video though, thank you for sharing. Tusen takk! Ha mange god turer!
Hello Marcin. Yes, it is completely safe if you know what you are doing, and have a ventilation going (like most tent) burning gas alone produce very little to none CO, but when you put a pan or a kettle on, you will get much higher numbers. If you boil up water or do minor cooking, this is not a problem. But longer periodes of time can be dangerous. So educate yourself on the subject and be wise when you use cooking gear inside tents. 🇳🇴
@@tshansen Thank you for the deeper insight, I appreciate it.
@@Marcin79W you are welcome mate 👌🏻
Love all your content. You are a inspiration. I'm considering doing part of the TET in Norway next year. I'm not sure about TET... how "hard" is it on the motorbike? Mostly gravel? Not considering my skills as a ride would it be possible to do most of the TET with a African Twin Aventure Sport or a BMW 1250 GSA? Thanks for your insight.
Hello mate, and thank you 🔥 appreciate the nice words. The TET Norway is not that hard. it is made more easy the last years for more people with heavy bikes can ride it. Yes, most of the Norwegian TET is Gravel, and yes you can ride the whole thing with a AT or BMW. You are welcome.
Norwegen ist Schön. Grüße aus Österreich...
Danke 🤩👏🏻
What backpack are you using for your trips?
Hello Pavel, I’m using the Trail18 backpack from Kriega 👏🏻
@@tshansen super, thanks !
Super ;)
Thank you 🙏🏻
Excellent as always.
What time of year would you recommend traveling around your beautiful country >?
Thank you 🙏🏻 Well, it depends on where you would like to go, and see... but between May until end of September is good 🔥
hello what model is your tent? thank you
Hello Francesco… it is a tent from Helsport called Fjellheimen Camp 3 Pro 🔥
let's just say your filmmaking and storytelling are better than your singing 😁
Hahaha 🤣👏🏻 well, I'm glad you say that, because my singing is really good 🤣