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Hi! Yes, the speed limit in the tunnel is 50 km/h. It's quite narrow the tunnel and at the end is a curve :) with 80 or more there's chance of flying 😂

Hallo, es geht 😅.

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Mersi 😉

Hi Christophe, thank you for the remark! Nice too see that you appreciate it. 😉

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@@btudrus I didn't know about this law. I usually speak about how I feel about the ride and that's relative. I rode my bike couple of years ago in Romania(I'm from there) and I saw many close cars, overtook by trucks that were driving with 80+ and with less than one meter distance... So, for me, if I Have more than one meter space and you are slowing down, its awesome.

1 - There are no bears, lions, tigers in the region I ride. 2 - the camera man is always alive (or just camera?) I'll put a title for you to know if there's a bear coming, until then, you can watch relaxed 😉👍

Thank you. Do you use an extra padded seat? That’s a lot of rocks on your trail?!

@@BostonIce37 I don't use extra padding. The only thing I did was to lower the pressure from tyres. Only doing that changed a lot in comfort. I also go out of the saddle if it's too bad the road. Usually a road bike shouldn't be on these roads, but I don't care. I just enjoy the challenge 👍

Yes, for a road bike it's a little bit challenging on some parts. But what I can say is that I enjoyed it a lot. It was just amazing.

A road bike in off road! 👀

😅 Unstoppable!

Hi there, it's a Scott addict 20 2018. Thank you! I'm working on a new video, choose gravel road route and did it with the road bike. It was sick :)) mud, stones, trails, off-road managed to do all of these on a road bike! Stay tuned 😉

It wasn't the busiest part of Germany, but I liked the way German drivers did overtake.

It is like that in Switzerland but I thought that here in Germany is dangerous because of higher speed limit and narrow roads. The drivers do care about cyclists... At least in this small area where I rode the bike.

@@RobertTaba__ru-ti9dg "dangerous because of higher speed limit" A BS. Lower speed limits make sense inside a town/villiage. But outside these do not make people drive better. On the contrary. Lower speed limits make people bad drivers. You have to concentrate on HOW you are ACTUALLY driving not on some stupid number....

@@btudrus are you talking from experience? Why do you think that 80 km/h instead of 100km/h makes people drive bad? I just wonder...

That was scary, it doesn't look like this, but it was :)

​@@RobertTaba__ru-ti9dg Sure it is

Hi, thanks. Sometimes I would like to take time to enjoy more the roads, but I have family and don't want to take too much time on riding my bike. Usually they take a nap and I do some routes in this time. One hour of sleep for my family means one hour of ride for me :). I don't have so much time. Try to modify the speed of the video :).

:)) I'm so early on the road that I'm almost alone. So I prefer light over dark :).

If you don't forget, let me know about your experience, once you did the switch :)

:) do you ride a bike too?

@@RobertTaba__ru-ti9dg Yess, I just started from last month got my new hybrid bike, successfully completed 100 km 😊

@@RobertTaba__ru-ti9dg Well I can say that your video give me motivation to get outside and work out, I am loving cycling so much, All thanks to you ❤

I'm right at the border, so I could do this I'm 10 minutes or one hour, it depends. Here it was the short version, on one side is Liechtenstein and over the river is Switzerland. You can see the flags :)

The guy was on his phone. I had to turn once around, and I saw him He didn't realize what I was doing :) here was the short version, but I had to balance for around one minute.

Optimize recommends 90. I saw a lot of videos from silca. Unfortunately I bought wax from Optimize. The next what I would like to buy is that from Silca, I would like to test it Aswell. What I don't like at this one from Optimize is the color. But it does what it should, so I'm happy with it.

That was a good remark! 😅👍

Jup, the descent it's fun, but I still enjoy more the ascent :)

Hi Tan, I'm sorry for that. I'll pay attention in the future. Right now I can't fix the problem. If you have any questions, let me know.

I wasn't far away from that :). I was testing some positions on the dropbars. If you replay, you may see that at that point I was with one hand on drop and one on the top of the dropbars :) It wasn't a good Idea. It didn't look dangerous, but it was a little bit :)

Ahh yes I noticed that now. 😮

Sorry for that. I'll improve the sound in the future. Do you have a question?

Do you have a link for this approach? I do not have a special kitchen, I do the work in the office beside my pc. It's a taste thing.

@@RobertTaba__ru-ti9dg Hot waxing the chain offers lower friction and lasts longer. The way you do it is totally fine, I do it like that aswell. But I think for the lowest possible friction , oil is still the best lubricant. But I am not a competitive cyclist, so cold wax is the way to go.

Look at the zero friction channel. Wax is the top for low frictions. If it has the lowest friction means that it is also faster and last longer. That's the theory, from my experience I couldn't get more than 4500 km with a waxed chain. I ride in all conditions, all seasons, all type of roads...

@@RobertTaba__ru-ti9dg I know about that guy, he doesn't edit the video, he just talks, never less than half an hour, a properly maintained chain on wax should last at least 6x longer than on oil, if you use wax without additives, then you need to re-wax every 100km

@@makantahi3731 It may be, that I do something wrong. I did not manage to use a waxed chain longer than 4500 km. I change the chain at 0.75

Hi there, thank you for the feedback! I'll improve this in the future. If you have any questions, please let me know. Are you already waxing the chain or is something you plan/think to do?

@@RobertTaba__ru-ti9dg i'm still too lazy to try it even though i know it isn't a big deal. i bought a thermostat for heating the wax (w3001, cheap and supposed to be okay) and tried wiring it up but it wasn't turning on right so i either have to fix that or buy a second one and go from there. i have food grade paraffin that's supposed to melt at 62 ˚C and plan to put about 2% by weight 1.6 micron polytetrafluorethylene (ptfe) in it and have 4 chains in rotation on old 10 speed ultegra, and i'd also like to wax the folding bike's chain as that is the one that gets ridden in regular clothes the most. i don't like the idea of boutique brand waxes sold for 500% or worse markup even though i know they're marginally better. 2 kilos of the simple wax i bought cost me 12 euros. we'll see how terrible it is

I did that too, I started as you want to do. So, you're not loosing nothing at all if we're talking about hot wax. Just make sure that you degrease the chain 100%. It's crucial for the wax to stick to the chain. I'll recommend to you one bottle of squirt wax for the wet rides. If you have a week with rain, you have to wax the chain often. That's a minus for wax, but you don't have dirty chain and no need for special degrease process. If you're happy with oil... No need to worry about wax. Do whatever it's OK for you. 😉

When I recommended the Squirt wax, I was refering to liquid wax. Having liquid wax helps you with the interval between hot waxing. From My experience, I could go with hot wax plus ptfe as you would like to do around 300 km. The problem is when you have a wet ride right after waxing. That means you have to dry realy well the chain and hope you did it 100% otherwise the chain will rust. Having liquid wax helps you a lot. You dry the chan, and apply the liquid wax. You're safe. If you use liquid wax you need to wait two hours after applying to let the water evaporate. It sounds like a lot, but in my videos you can see, that the process is quite easy once you know what to do :D

Jup, and the climb worth it too. Doing more of these helps me to improve. 3 years I wouldn't manage to do 1000 elevation in one go 🙂

If this is not possible automatically, I'm not going to translate in Turkish. I don't have time, I don't know Turkish and I'm struggling with English too 😂. Sorry, I can't.

most of the content is in English, it is useful to learn it

I would like going with the mtb off-road. The problem is the time. I usually start my rides at 05:00 AM and try to ride as much until my children are awake. Going mtb at this time alone it's dangerous. I like technical trails. I may say that mountain-biking it's more special for me, but it's easier riding road.

This was the single bumpy part. Like 5 max 10 km from 100 km ride. I enjoyed this part too! Thank you!

Thanks. Don't forget to enjoy your places too 😉

You have a chance to see them in real time. Think about it, plan it and it may be possible 😉

😎👍

Yes, you saw already the other parts too. This was the beginning of the long hard ride.

Thank you. I'm glad you like the videos. I see you active everywhere 😉 thanks

Hi, it doesn't feel ok obviously but it was ok for short distance. I had 90 km of good road and had to take this trail and other strange paths to reach my goal. Here is the place where I was intending to go ua-cam.com/video/aB6-YGJNX_A/v-deo.htmlsi=ubIGgan-VFrZJnJC you can see in this video how the end of the ride went. 😉

By the way way, I destroyed my cleats too on that trail/path. I had to carry my bike. But it worth the hassle, the views were astonishing!

@@RobertTaba__ru-ti9dg lol I’m glad you at least got something out of it! Love your vids bro. Keep it up 👍

Thanks. I will keep improving and posting new videos. Thanks for encouraging me!

Really, why is it standard for you?

@@RobertTaba__ru-ti9dg it’s what I’m used to, as I end up riding in the dark more than in the daytime, partly because of commuting, and partly because evening and night is when I have free time to ride

@@PRH123 nice, that means that you enjoy riding your bike a lot. Nice to hear that. It's nice hear stories like this from other riders. 😎👍