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I'm watching your video again, Your very good in English... With a nice ascent.. The problem with Alex is he's talking to mutch...😊 Are you back in Germany now..or still on your bikes?

Cycling experiences come at the expense of careful planning. Any route sending cyclist onto busy national roads or large urban centers is just a bad route created by irresponsible idiots. Some of the roads you showd are absolutely unprepared to deal with traffic and cyclist at the same time. There is no space to overtake and drivers end up frustrated when they get stuck behing lesure cyclists while they have to get on with their lives. I am not defending them but just stating a basic fact. If cyclists are present in roads that cannot accomodate them then conflict will happen. As i cyclist myelf i always avoid rush hout and the most busy roads. I don't want to be a bothersome obstacle and nor do i feel like endengering myself. All this to say that you don't need to use those busy roads, Other routes inland are absolutely empty for the most part. You can do the N2 from Chaves to Faro and ride almost by yourself until the Algarve. Portuguese drivers are like any other. If you put cyclists on dutch roads with no cycling lanes and lots of traffic they'll get pissed off sooner or later. Portugal is indeed behing in infrastructure but no country has cycling lanes in the middle of nowhere. As such, better planned routes avoiding roads like these must be chosen over other options.

That was really tough! Thanks for being so honest and telling it as it is … hard to find those spots to camp.

Are you still with Alex'? And also, you are not cycling! But apart from that, it is good to see that you will be posting videos again.😊

So, you didn't wear any liners? Or pads for your nether regions!😊 I have always liked to wear cycling liners, as they give a lot of padding. Although, saying that, they are a bit sweaty in hot weather.

Isn't there a saying in German, "If you buy cheap you buy twice" ? Hope you guys tour again sometime, I really enjoyed watching your European tour from 2022. mfg, RK

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Onya team , great job 👏

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In my opinion saddle, pedals and grips should always be cheap. Every person is different end needs different components. The kickstand on the other hand, should be of better quality.

For me, the biggest issue is where I’m going to sleep at night. If that could be shown in the video, it would be better for us. Have a nice trip

Im portuguese and a frequent cyclist, unfortunetly the "car culture" is really a thing here and 95% of people have no idea of what is like to cycle along side cars, they are egocentric and are completely clueless inside their steel safe cage

i have the same Worldtraveller and this Abus ringlock weighs 580 grammes with key. Not almost one kilo, ! so I will mount the lock back

Am I correct in thinking that from Pamplona on, the EV1 is really quite manageable in terms of climbs?

“perdón” is the perfect word!

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Danke für diesen Ehrlichen Beitrag , ich würde es nicht kaufen .ich sage , unter 3000€ gibt es nur billige China Massenware. Ich habe mal ein Utopia mit Riemenantrieb ohne Gangschaltung zum Preis vom 3300€ Probe gefahren nicht mal 1 Km und ich habs zurückgebracht absolute Katastrophe . Viel zu laut schlechtes Fahrgefühl, und Mangelhaftes Bremsverhalten der Hydraulischen Tektro bremsen. Ich Empfehle Veldeville ein Deutscher Hersteller mit großer Farbauswahl und jede Menge an Konfigurationsmöglichkeiten . Da kann sich jeder zu einen Guten Preis das passende E-Bike kaufen über deutsche Händler Servive bekommen. Der Mercedes unter den E-Bikes

what happened after !! ?? 😅

Thanks for the video! Can you recommend a region or island that would be a good base for a several month cycling stay?

Die Vorderbremsleitung ist sicher falsch montiert, am Rohr der Gabel ist an der Außenwand der Halter zu sehen... Wieso wissen sie nicht wie lange der Akku hält wenn Sie ihn bereits laden mussten, war er nicht voll?

It looks like the french part of eurovelo 1 has a lot of segregated cycle track. Did you have to ride on the road much?

I moved to Portugal after riding 10000 miles on electric assist mountain bikes all across America, the drivers here do not see you as equal traffic as in the states. At roundabouts don't use your life to prove you have the right away, they speed past you as you are a nuisance especially after they got drunk for the Two hour lunch. I drive on the outside of the white line and still get idiots crowding me.

Thank you!!

Gekaufte Werbung 😅Man verkauft sich hier selber eine Sache als Gut, wobei sie es nicht ist. Zum Beispiel eine Schaltung vom Kinderrad ist dann plötzlich solide. Eine Reichweite von 40-60 km, ist sowas von veraltet. Kein modernes System ist so eine Ente. Was gefährlich sein kann, ist die Motorsteuerung. Bei glatter Straße möchte keiner einen Motor haben der hart losgeht und nachdreht. Hier werden die Leute verarscht..

I have never been in Portugal and am planning a bike trip. If you are biking, can anybody tell me a bit about camping and places to shower. I guess it is pretty easy to find a place to spend a night, right?

Unfortunately, Portugal has the worst drivers in terms of respect for cyclists. It seems like they have a strong dislike for cyclists. Fortunately, I have seen some improvement in the last few years, but the older drivers still do not respect cyclists at all. I have stopped riding my road bike because of this.

smart guy, sympathic

I got exactly same black saddle bags from Thule, really nice ones with fast unlocking&locking system and u can carry them as bag with bag strap that they include, they're waterproof and they got really bright reflectors on both side so nice increase to safety and no need to add own ones into bike. Both are 25liter bags to carry good amount of stuff.

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My thule shield panniers lasted about one year of commuting before the bottom developed lots of pin holes. The vaude panniers I got lasted me 5-6 years before they developed a hole in the roll top.

Is it possible to lock these? I ve seen some people have locks. I personally use this one never felt down from my bicycle, but now looking how to lock it so I dont have to take every time off from my bicycle.. thx

If anyone is planning this route, the trail has been much improved from Mira to Figueira da Foz. The bridge in Figueira is currently "closed" to cyclists, (many ignore this), but there is a free ferry across the river from the marina to Cabadelo. The work on the bridge is planned to be finished by end 2024, but likely to be later than this.

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I have the same 25l, only I own the black ones. They are amazing. A little edit...mine were a little more expensive. I paid €150 for just two bags of 25l. Think I have an upgraded version of Thule. I never had any issues with losing the bag or wear off and mechanism is good, but a little stiff. Great video anyway :)

I watched all the videos. What an amazing adventure. You both are a great and lovely couple. I really enjoyed watching it. You should do a little trip to The Netherlands:). We have some beautiful nature here also. Anyway...take care and love and greetings from Holland.

That ring lock is genius! It's called "Bäckerschloss" for a reason: You can easily lock your bike if you don't venture far away and nobody can just ride away. You also can buy a chain or a rope that fits into the lock opposite the key lock to lock the bike to a lamp post or something else. One more benefit: You cannot forget the lock - it's always there.

My Ortlieb bag ripped at the seams during my 2 week ride in Sweden. Went to a shop and he said all bags rip if to heavy or stored in the wrong temperature.

You guys have done it great and Iam overwhelmed to see it. The place and weather is v cool.

Don't come to Portugal in July and August. Everything is super crowded and people are stressed to get their vacation. September and May is perfect though.

At 06:50 is a mitical bike passage for bike riders. The biggest amateur bike event finishes in Porto Covo by passing that part and climbing until the middle of the village. I don't cycle on roads in Portugal because of what you have said in your videos. I avoid at all costs the roads and focus on offroad trails. Will follow your chanel and stay safe.

I live in Spain, where in general cyclists are pretty well respected by car drivers. Once in a while we visit family in Portugal, but I totally confirm that portugese drivers are REALLY horrible.

What would you say are the differences between cycling Portugal and Spain? Thanks for your videos, I love them!

In Spain they are slowly making progress, but still don't understand much about a cycling mentallity. And there are ridiculously high fines for virtually everything. The old Franco spirit is still wandering around here. But it is a beautiful country and the people are very friendly.

Where do you usually stay for nights during this trip?

Hey beavis, how'd ya like that kefa, kefa, kefa, what was it called?🤷😀😀👾😙😙❤

Yours and Alex's bikes looked like they were durable. Also, easy to understand your misgivings about the extra water bottle and kickstand. As you ride though, it looks like a good fit for your nonetheless. However, we all have our own preferences, and no better way to know for sure, than to experience the ride. Very helpful review.

That bridge would have had me wondering too. So good to see it had a separate path for cyclists. Congratulations!

I was searching for Pannier reviews, and saw yours about Thule. Now, I just started watching your videos from the beginning, and am looking forward to watching as your journey unfolds. (Also, I agree about the knee pain, especially after riding long after I should have stopped.)

How can I buy this bike? We can't buy this bike in our country. If I send you money, can you buy it for me?

Super review!