Cycling in the Netherlands | Off-Grid Cabins + Dutch Design Week
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- We’re setting off on a short cycle trip across the Netherlands to check out some of the country’s leading innovations. From an off-grid cabin in the De Biesbosch National Park called Cabin Anna, to the Innovative city of Eindhoven where 2023 Dutch Design Week is showing off the latest in green tech and sustainable innovation, come along with us on our next cycling adventure!
Thank you to the team behind Cabin Anna for having us!
We also used our Tenways CGO800S e-bikes on this trip, which have an incredible 100km range and the capacity to hold two panniers and a backpack each on the bike’s back rack. This makes them perfect for cycle trips, as well as extremely comfortable and durable.
Learn more about our Tenways e-bikes here: www.tenways.com/?ref=njq4nwf&...
Learn more about Cabin Anna here: www.cabin-anna.com/
Learn more about Dutch Design Week here: ddw.nl/
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00:00-00:48 Intro
00:48-01:59 Bikes on the Eurostar trains
02:00-02:38 Cycling In the Netherlands
02:38-03:51 Cabin ANNA
03:51-04:36 Our Tenways E-Bikes
04:36-05:03 De Biesbosch Musuem
05:04-05:29 Cycling to Eindhoven
05:29-06:00 Dutch Design Week
06:00-06:15 Outro
#travel #netherlands #cycling 
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Good to see you've been back. I'm afraid we do take our cycling infrastructure for granted mostly. We need people like you to show us what we've got ;o). Greetings from the Netherlands.
Thank you! We wish every country had cycle paths like the Netherlands 🙌
Nice video! I'm planning to do a 180 km trip on my CGO 600 Pro in spring (from my home in Belgium to Calais), so this is inspiring.
Top tip: avoid leaving your battery in the full sun, especially when it is charging. Behind glass the heat build-up in the battery can lead to accelerated degradation, or worse, a fire.
Thank you! Your trip sounds really fun 🙌
@@GoingGreenOfficial Question: what app(s) do you use to plot your routes and guide you along the way? I'm discovering that Google Maps loves to make you cycle along big motorways when I'm sure there must be some more quite and safe options...
We’ve tried them all but always end up coming back to Google Maps. Unfortunately I think it’s the best of a bad bunch. You can turn off motorways and busy roads in the settings :)
@@GoingGreenOfficial So we'll just have to make it work, then. Thanks!