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Great video and set up. I’m doing it and wild camping along the way also. Hope not left it too late as doing this week ( last week of October 24) and not a mud fest

Really good. How did you pack bikes for flying please?

Nice video BUT the music was very annoying and i think this partly will effect your potential subscriber list ! So more narrating live and less music IMO

Loved that. Would love to know what you were packing in those huge rear bags.

Shame the music is so loud.

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Looking to do this by myself and will be first touring I’ve done. No map just road signs and natural navigation. Shouldn’t get too lost as I’ve lived in Kent for 30 yrs. Never lost, just exploring. Thinking of just a bivvy and no pressure on myself. Thanks for the video.

Muy bueno❤

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Dear @krull57, can I assume you had your Cyclone Chubby shipped to the UK? If so, could you tell me if you had to pay any customs duty with the standard 15 € shipping from Radical Design? Best wishes, Oliver

Hello, nice video and cool set-up.. wonder if you would share your set-up .e.g. panniers, racks, mounts, bike bags used etc..etc.. I am about to drop some cash on a second-hand one and would like to kit it up like you have (+ drop bars)

Que feliz va el perrito❤❤ Yo también tengo brompton y llevo a mi perra delante! Podéis decirme que modelo de remolque usáis? Un saludo desde Barcelona

are your pedals quick release? if so, which ones?

Lovely video. Great soundtrack. Thank you. I am doing this first week of May 2024. Possibly solo.

Hiya, What was the red bag on the rack, looks like a rucksack? What did you do with the suitcase for the brompton when you travelled? Thanks

Good watch.

How do you put it on a bicycle

Aural Nights-musicby ADEN !

Nice video, thank you. What camera did you use and how to make selfie stick invisible? Cycling Finn

Hi John. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for your kind comments. We lost Lucy quite suddenly, but fortunately, young Gheorghe loves a long walk and has taken well to backpacking. 🐕.

I enjoyed your little ranble with your new lovely Dawgie, and enjoyed the music too. Sorry to hear of Lucy but she will always be with you I’m sure.

Which month did you go?

I use to ride my cats with me on my bike. I would transport them in my single wheel bike trailer. They really enjoyed getting out and riding with me and they were great company to have come along.

Truly is Brompton holds no boundaries..... Amen?

😉 Promo sm

I have a 2009 Joey, with Shimano Nexus 8 speed enclosed hub gear, front disc brake, rear rack and Ortlieb quick detach panniers, sks mudguards, shimano spd pedals, Brookes Flyer (sprung saddle). It works well as an alternative to my Brompton, and the Brookes sprung saddle has made the bike much more comfortable, with less jarring ride. Tyres are Schwalbe Kojak 1.50x24, pumped up to max 85psi, which roll well, are much lighter than standard, and add to the ride comfort and speed. Another option is the Moulton,(my 11 speed Alfine hub gear SST) which breaks in two, and goes in its sleeves (or dedicated transport backpack) .... its the Jag xj6 of bikes, in its various forms, and the Joey is the old Volvo 244; Brompton is old Fiat 500. Horses for courses, but all can be made to work to various levels, over various distances I think. Much more useful these days than my bespoke older racing cycles.

I have a 11 speed Joey(mountain bike gearing 20 gear inch low), a Jones H bar, Topeak MDX rear rack, dyno hub front wheel. I have loaded 25 kg total weight with 4 panniers, handle bar bag/harness system. Not really fast but it is a sturdy bike and climbs well. Have even used Traveller bike/trailer case on a tour though prefer not to due to width of road I use.

How did you hook the trailer to your Brompton? Did you have to get a longer rear axle (skewer)? What type of attachment or gadget did you have to install first before connecting the trailer to the Brompton?

Trains ok with dog on your lap or at feet?

Good on yous, enjoyed that.

What tyre and how many punctures

Which wheel size did you get please?

Great vid, ive just dipped my toe into the bikepack thing by doing the ridgeway, really loved it, especially the hammock stop in some quiet copse. Your gear "looks" ace, beats my cable tie set up😂. How where the panier things on the rutted parts?. Nice film

Nice one, some good shots there.

Great video. Want to do this trip. What did u use to navigate the route? Cheers 👍

Best wishes from Malaysia

Lucy is perfect. 👌❤ Best regards

what was your max load, kg including yourself on the bike. I'm thinking of buying Brompton and would like to get some feedback on the max weight you carried on the bike.

someone made a nice video👍

Hello, I'm wondering how easy it was finding places to camp. I'm heading over to Portugal with my Brompton and camping gear but don't like booking places in advance. How did you do it?

My neice and i are thinking of flying to Faro with bromptons and cycling north. Some warm showers hosts implied that the track was just too rough for small wheels. You two are 0bviously much tougher than 60 year old obese me. We are thinking of setting off in ten days for a 3or 4 night trip as Amy can only get that much holiday, if i got along OK I might stay two weeks and try for Lisbon. Really would like to correspond re this. Would be so grateful for advice.

Thinking of taking my Brompton to Portugal and trying something similar.

That’s was very helpful as I’m in planning stage for a train/bike tour. I don’t think my train service would except a “bag” bike though but I will inquire. I would add bubble wrap as additional protection just in case. 3:29

Hi, could you make a video about the bench and the dog..? I can't really find out how you dit this.

many thanks for sharing your wonderful tour. It is very inspirational . Would you let me know the size and the brand name of the red back pack you are are carring on your rear rack?

Exactly what I want to do as I have a friend in faro.

It looked very relaxing tour. Like how well your Bromptons handled the load.

Hi, what is the folded size of the bicycle at 2:50 of the video? Is it easy to roll the bike on the rear rack? It seems to be excellent for touring and bikepacking instead of just short commutes to the train, supermarket etc cause of the hassle of folding/packing.

Brilliant. Just essentials, enough said. Thank you.