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I visited Peggy’s cove last summer, beautiful part of the world. Looks great in the winter too and less tourists 👍

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I'm buying it from REI, it's on sale during their 4th of July sale for $110.99 40% off the original price of $185. I'll use it for bikepacking this summer on the TransAmerica Bike Route from the Pacific to Atlantic Coasts.

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How fuckin tall are you dude? You look like a giant

Just wondering how did you know about the underwater structure?

The big chair doesn’t assemble the same way

Thanks for sharing. I can’t seem to find any pictures or videos of the yurt I booked #7. The smaller one might be that, hopefully it will be modern like the one you had.

Excellent video. Very useful for me. Thanks.

The "easiest way" to start filtering water is to use a bottle with clean water.....what if you don't have clean water to prime the tube/filter?

A great series, thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing it all with us. Anymore journeys coming ?

Amazing!!! Thanks for taking us along!!

Just wondering why we never see the other people on this trip? Are they still in witness protection? Ha ha ha!

This is the best clip that I have seen for TNF Stormbreaker II. This is my third one. I like this color and the canopy rainfly. I love TNF zipper at ease compared to the most expensive tents. I have no issues with the zipper. I use my index finger and thumb on the zipper to prevent the rainfly flap gets caught in the zipper. I have looked for a gear loft for a long time, but they are made of mesh. However, this NRS Hydrolock solves my problem! I can watch a movie in the tent. I can't wait for my tent to come in the mail. Good job on the video!

Hi from York Region ON, just finished the Preparations and first episode. Good to see other ppl from near me make their way to the Artic Ocean, an amazing adventure. Looking forward to watching the rest.

Tail of the Dragon in Ontario doesn't even compare to the US version. Well worth the trip, although the US one isn't very scenic compared to other roads in that TN/NC area.

Fantastic, fellas! I feel like on was on the ride with ya.

Ends right in the feels with the last day questions! 🥹

Oooo double back in time!!

Nice series I really enjoyed it. I hope to do this trip someday as well.

Hi, It's really cool the video What is the name of the hotel in Prince George? Thanks

This gives me RDR2 vibes

Almost done in this series! Maybe for a final episode, you guys can answer some of the more popular questions people have been askin in the comments?

I have been watching along from the start. Being from London, I am also planning this trip to Tuk as well as Prudhoe Bay in 2026. I have started to research and see the details around the logistics. I will be doing this solo though.

I am here to learn about oTENTiks, i plan to go to Mingan islands in Québec ( it's a Canada Park) and they offer this

We have been watching your trip from the start. When you the "scenic route" out of Drumheller we knew you would run out of gas. We too took that "scenic" route before. It is scenic till its not lol.

Cheeehoohooo😂😂😂🇼🇸🇦🇸🇹🇴💯🥥🔥

Hip hop is the last thing needed in nature.

Great sale on this at REI right now. I couldn't decide on the 2 person or 3 person, so I bought both, lol. I'll donate whichever I don't want to a fundraiser.

Damian and his ride comes through - welcome home buddy!

Fantastic series of videos. Well produced. Thanks for putting together a very enjoyable story.

Are there electrical outlets?

Look at the profile on the point.😊

Your fuel pickup tube is angled in the wrong direction. You need to rotate it 180 degrees, otherwise you'll start sucking air while there is still fuel in the bottle.

I don’t get it.

One of my favourite parts of the route is the section at 22 - 23 minutes. The view into the Mackenzie River valley as you pointed out is pretty awesome also as is Midway lake. Great narration. I just picked up on the story in the Yukon. Ps. The dust is better than a greasy road

Tires are one of the huge aspects of the Dempster and it is complex. Cause here is the thing, if you get a flat (I have yet to watch the other videos in your series) you are in trouble. I, opted for the TKC 80 that I can change on the road but it has a softer sidewall, so it is a catch 22. The other thing I do is take my tires off at home before the trip so I know I can get them off and they have not been on for a long time. I also cache tires in Whitehorse, the start of the Dempster, or Eagle Plains. I have made the trip 4 times. If I put on a tire that was so stiff I would carry a hacksaw if I had to get it off and replace it. Yup, tires are pretty key on the trip. Oh yeah, I have had 2 flats on the Dempster, the first also became a blowout Over to episode 11 now.

“Hey Ian, keep it up!” Hahahahaha

Hey, great video. Does the fly give a reasonable level of darkness to avoid very early family starts in the northern hemisphere summers?

Awesome stuff . 2 much fun.

Bandits are great bikes.

That was amazing

nice

Decent vid thanks guys. Lots more work than a guy thinks go into making videos. Everyone thinks its easy until u do it.

Just curious, did the sunglasses helped with dust control. Awsome video, planning on going there this year.

Hello Guys .... I have really enjoyed you videos to date and it looks like you had a really great time! Are you selling copies of you play book?? I would love to do a similar trip from Portland Maine across Canada. Thank you Arthur PS: How about a review of the camara equipment you used on the trip??? Introductions of the support team???

Ha! I see that the sticker i put there is still there. Great to see.

Made it through the full dempster mostly unscathed!!! Woot woot

You got me beat, Going up to a peak in Tombstone. Nice

It's almost as if there is a commandment: "There shall be no KLR journey without a zip tie solution to just about everything." Alliance or Browncoats?