Nice job and a full pillow (awesome) road tyres and sand😅 cheers for the kilometres conversion 🏆 and your cooking love it. I'm heading out on Sunday for a local 3day camp (rainforest not desert) Green break on and keep on keeping on 🦘
This next video I'm editing I had a bit of problems so it will have the return trip. Poor bike going to be undergoing repairs as I wait on parts to fix it. Until then I have 2 broke bikes.
Thanks for the great video 😊 I call your chiar the Brick 😅😅😅 Taco salad was different and cool . I would've eaten the egg 🖐😌 I couldn't talk myself into taking the trailer on my upcoming trip. I would've found a spot to hang my hammock or built one .I'm leaving my air mat behind ths time 💪 You have really motivated me 😬 thanks
@@Eric_Tennant That's a good thing - I've watched his videos since he started - He's been on some fabulous tours and does an excellent job composing his content. I thought it was touching when he went on a tour in Africa where he hired a guide to go with him. The guide was just a wonderful guy and he made Ryans experience first class. Ryan had to rent a bike because he couldn't get his bike out of customs. Ryan discovered during the tour that the guide was using a borrowed bike. The guide after the tour ended helped Ryan get his bike out of customs - a huge ordeal. Ryan gave the guide the bike! (one of his super belt drive bikes) Very generous - Now the guide had a bike of his own so he could continue his career as a guide and help develop the trail as an African tourist destination. He's one reason I watch your channel because of RUclips common subject algorithms rang you up.
I've seen that video as well. Was a good tour. I was watching Duzer before I started making RUclips videos or even touring, and some of my filming style I got from watching him.
Such a stunning view. It's pretty crazy that where you're at resembles almost exactly what Wildrose Canyon in DVNP is like. Colors and all. The desert is such a wonderful place.
the salsa over the seasoning packet is a smart move that I never thought of before. I would imagine it's still a salty but has to be significantly less saltier and probably a better texture and taste. I love making tacos like this at home as I'm single no children, so every week I eat a few cheap tasty good things that are easy to make as well. Tacos being one of them and spaghetti the other. I'll grill a steak at home as well and grill hot dogs and hamburgers, but really anything outside of that I'm useless, I'd rather just go to a restaurant for lol
I do all types of riding. For long highway tours its still good to try to get 1 mile off the highway for a better rest or ear plugs also work, but I've yet to use the ear plug method.
I drove once from Laughlin to LV (free flight package from MGM to Laughlin but we already had plans to drive up for a concert stay 1 night and drve back down to laughlin, I live in Michigan) and I remember the whole time thinking on the drive this is all really beautiful but the vastness of it was almost making me feel claustrophobic. I remember at one point looking way out into the desert and seeing a truck with the bed camper and thinking to myself I watch van lifer type content all the time but driving by that in the middle of literally nowhere put it way more into perspective for me.
Great video good sir! I really liked your 28ish night to morning edit :) Edible ice packs - excellent idea. And yes, dry bags vs tiny tent bags. Also can be used as a shakable laundry bag...
I encourage the the one wheel style trailer - particularly out east - you'll find lot's of single tracks through the woods out east. Found it handy on Erie canal trail and other trails in Illinois and Indiana I've been on.
The one-wheel trailer needs to be loaded down low, and weight needs to be kept down, e.g. for the B.O.B. trailer, the listed weight is 75 pounds, but I recall a more realistic weight of about half of that in the one I had (when hauling groceries.) Electrification helps a *LOT* when hauling trailers of all kinds.
@@dennisyoung4631 when my kids were small, and before I discovered ebikes, I would haul them in a kid trailer a couple of miles or so. In Florida, it's brutal with the heat. Now, I'm excited to do a family ebike trip.
@@dennisyoung4631 your point about loading and center of gravity it absolutely correct. So question becomes what kind riding are you planning - errands and groceries or bike packing and touring?
@@kendallparish5611 both, in my case, with groceries being the rule (2-3x/month) and those things needed for travel when I should do so during the dry season. Note that when traveling, I *tend* to stick to paved surfaces as much as possible, due to “range anxiety” - don’t like to go more than 20-40 miles between an hour or so of charging, depending on speed and terrain. I have a 31 amp-hour battery, which gives a ~ 55 mile range + 10+ mile reserve. This figure is based on the ability to cope with hills - as in long steep hills become an issue if voltage under power drops much below about 48 volts.
Nice job and a full pillow (awesome) road tyres and sand😅 cheers for the kilometres conversion 🏆 and your cooking love it.
I'm heading out on Sunday for a local 3day camp (rainforest not desert)
Green break on and keep on keeping on 🦘
Rainforest > desert. We have a major lack of shade here.
I had the same mattress very comfortable
Indeed much better then my pure air mattress. Just takes a ton of room.
I would guess that was a Cactus Wren egg. They nest in multiple types of cactus. Its common for eggs to fall out of the nest. Most likely not alive.
It would be nice to see the ride back footage .
I agree 😊💯
This next video I'm editing I had a bit of problems so it will have the return trip. Poor bike going to be undergoing repairs as I wait on parts to fix it. Until then I have 2 broke bikes.
Thanks for the great video 😊
I call your chiar the Brick 😅😅😅
Taco salad was different and cool .
I would've eaten the egg 🖐😌
I couldn't talk myself into taking the trailer on my upcoming trip.
I would've found a spot to hang my hammock or built one .I'm leaving my air mat behind ths time 💪
You have really motivated me 😬 thanks
Stay safe out there
Getting kind of jealous....I live in PA, and the weather kind of sucks.
Going to be too hot here very soon. Tomorrow its going to be 92F here. I'll have to start going up in altitude.
It's interesting you're a Ryan Van Duzer fan -
Is that a good or a bad thing?
@@Eric_Tennant That's a good thing - I've watched his videos since he started - He's been on some fabulous tours and does an excellent job composing his content. I thought it was touching when he went on a tour in Africa where he hired a guide to go with him. The guide was just a wonderful guy and he made Ryans experience first class. Ryan had to rent a bike because he couldn't get his bike out of customs. Ryan discovered during the tour that the guide was using a borrowed bike. The guide after the tour ended helped Ryan get his bike out of customs - a huge ordeal. Ryan gave the guide the bike! (one of his super belt drive bikes) Very generous - Now the guide had a bike of his own so he could continue his career as a guide and help develop the trail as an African tourist destination. He's one reason I watch your channel because of RUclips common subject algorithms rang you up.
I've seen that video as well. Was a good tour. I was watching Duzer before I started making RUclips videos or even touring, and some of my filming style I got from watching him.
@@Eric_Tennant no flatties
no crashies
no wammies
Such a stunning view. It's pretty crazy that where you're at resembles almost exactly what Wildrose Canyon in DVNP is like. Colors and all. The desert is such a wonderful place.
So true!
Thank you, Eric. Fun stuff 😎👍
Glad you enjoyed it
the salsa over the seasoning packet is a smart move that I never thought of before. I would imagine it's still a salty but has to be significantly less saltier and probably a better texture and taste. I love making tacos like this at home as I'm single no children, so every week I eat a few cheap tasty good things that are easy to make as well. Tacos being one of them and spaghetti the other. I'll grill a steak at home as well and grill hot dogs and hamburgers, but really anything outside of that I'm useless, I'd rather just go to a restaurant for lol
You are definitely more adventurous on your journeys than I am. I prefer to stay on the pavement.
I do all types of riding. For long highway tours its still good to try to get 1 mile off the highway for a better rest or ear plugs also work, but I've yet to use the ear plug method.
I drove once from Laughlin to LV (free flight package from MGM to Laughlin but we already had plans to drive up for a concert stay 1 night and drve back down to laughlin, I live in Michigan) and I remember the whole time thinking on the drive this is all really beautiful but the vastness of it was almost making me feel claustrophobic. I remember at one point looking way out into the desert and seeing a truck with the bed camper and thinking to myself I watch van lifer type content all the time but driving by that in the middle of literally nowhere put it way more into perspective for me.
Great video good sir! I really liked your 28ish night to morning edit :) Edible ice packs - excellent idea. And yes, dry bags vs tiny tent bags. Also can be used as a shakable laundry bag...
Glad you enjoyed!
Man this is cool. I have similar plans in the south east. Wondering about a two wheel trailer. Thoughts?
I encourage the the one wheel style trailer - particularly out east - you'll find lot's of single tracks through the woods out east. Found it handy on Erie canal trail and other trails in Illinois and Indiana I've been on.
The one-wheel trailer needs to be loaded down low, and weight needs to be kept down, e.g. for the B.O.B. trailer, the listed weight is 75 pounds, but I recall a more realistic weight of about half of that in the one I had (when hauling groceries.)
Electrification helps a *LOT* when hauling trailers of all kinds.
@@dennisyoung4631 when my kids were small, and before I discovered ebikes, I would haul them in a kid trailer a couple of miles or so. In Florida, it's brutal with the heat. Now, I'm excited to do a family ebike trip.
@@dennisyoung4631 your point about loading and center of gravity it absolutely correct. So question becomes what kind riding are you planning - errands and groceries or bike packing and touring?
@@kendallparish5611 both, in my case, with groceries being the rule (2-3x/month) and those things needed for travel when I should do so during the dry season. Note that when traveling, I *tend* to stick to paved surfaces as much as possible, due to “range anxiety” - don’t like to go more than 20-40 miles between an hour or so of charging, depending on speed and terrain. I have a 31 amp-hour battery, which gives a ~ 55 mile range + 10+ mile reserve. This figure is based on the ability to cope with hills - as in long steep hills become an issue if voltage under power drops much below about 48 volts.
That egg was a Gambel's quail.
Killdeer egg.
man you gotta scream that korn blind song lolol