The amount of time he has to take to set up a camera, ride, then retrieve takes it has to be a bit exhausting at times. i'm sure for him it's worth it because it's like a video diary.
Just for the record, whereas Fahrenheit is used solely in the USA, Celsius is used in the rest of the world. Therefore, virtually nobody cares about Fahrenheit.
Damn, you are on youtube for so much time, and only 7k subscribed... I mean alot of youtubers get more, just filming themselves in their bedroom... That's a shame because what you do is so unique, you deserve to be seen by way more people, I hope that time will come soon. Seriously, going alone around the world with only one wheel, that's probably one of the craziest projects Ive ever seen! Lots of cheers from Belgium!
He's had quite a lot of practice, after two years of this :-) But you're right, it's very good indeed, and must involve a lot of faffing about setting up long shots and going back for the camera and remembering to have it out when things are happening.
Welcome to Australia Ed, I'll keep an eye out for you when you're passing through Melbourne, I enjoy watching your travel adventures, but I laughed when your complaining about the cold weather July here is the middle of winter :) ...and one bit of advice, never camp underneath gum trees they tend to drop large limbs without warning, enjoy the land of plenty!!
hey ed, could you do a run down of your technical/electronic equipment? what phone do you use and how do you use it? what kind of plan do you run for your phone? do you use a gps-device with maps on it for planning your route or your phone? how, where and when do you connect to the Internet? how do you charge your devices? thanks anyways for the amazing videos of your incredible journey!
I crossed the Nullarbor a few years ago when I was cycling around Australia...remember it like it was yesterday...on a cool day the max was 43degrees.For those who wonder..Australia is a wonderfull country to cycle...if you can sort out your water problem.People will always ask you...Have you got enough water...then ask about food....keep going mate !!
just wow man! sleeping on the floor in a toilet at a cemetery is just something. you're a great gem on youtube, too bad i missed you when you were in china
glad to see your OK and taking me along another adventurous ride in the outback great views as always and I love your videos their awesome. You should get your own travel TV show going all over the world. Take care man and be safe. David.
14:19 - I literally have a photo next to me on my desk at the place he describes. I went there as an European and it was mad. We had such strong winds blowing south, never experienced before and it scared us to death as we were camping next to the big cliffs over there.
Thanks and you keep me rollin. Even though I don't ride unicycle. I do ride a penny farthing. More than I used to I'm retired now 65 I have the time thank God
Not into unicycles or anything but you have massive balls to perform this kind of thing and keep us updated throughout. Definitely keen to help your cause, mate!
There's a lot to know about Australia man. The thing I think is really important for you to know is the drivers are inconsiderate. I'm from Melbourne so just wait til you get into the city ;)
amazing to watch you grow in strength and character over this series. I have travelled and I know in years to come you will remember the places well enough but most of all the faces and the warmth of humanity in all its glorious diversity. People make adventures! still to this day sat on the west cost of scotland I sometime smell the indian oceans currents come across in august and I smell the hussle and bustle of india. smell is the most evocative sense.. stay safe and enjoy!
These videos of yours I can only describe as the true definition of life. Seeing the world as it was intended unfiltered with human acts of kindness around every corner. You're a perfect example of how the media negatively portrays the world, but kindness never seems to be to far from just saying hello. Thanks for the inspiration to start my own journey.
i live in Canada and i got to tell you Ed seeing giant houses being hauled down the highway isn't to strange over here simply because it's sometimes cheaper to take a already built house and haul it a couple hundred klicks then it is to build a new house in some rural area
When people tell me there going to ride 300km a day on a bikr it doesnt rven thrill me but doing a 80-90km day on a unicycle is just the most amazing thing in the world.
Ed you are a lot of inspiration for me! Seeing your videos made me want to get my first Uni and learn how to ride it. I just got it 4 days ago and Im getting off the wall now! Love the videos across the world and hope to see more inspiration coming from you.
Ed, just connected to your channel through your GCN interview, just before you finished your epic journey. Glad to have discovered your adventure. Like your content very much! Great editing. Keep on keeping on!
GUYS LETS GET ED TO 1MILLION SUBSCRIBERS, POST THE LINK TO HIS UA-cam PAGE ON ALL VIDEOS SIMILAR TO THIS, HE DESERVES THIS, I KNOW IT...YOU KNOW IT, LETS GET ED THERE.
Ed look after your skin once it gets hot if you can -I cycled a lot in Australia and now have a lot of skin damage on my forearms and backs of my hands. A lightweight long sleeve top, or even just some fingerless gloves could make a big difference. Maybe zinc on your cheeks/nose, Aussie cricket style. Good luck with your travels! we can put you up in Christchurch if you tour New Zealand!
after just finding the channel yesterday and now having watched every video, I am glad I don't ride uni-cycle. I have noticed one thing that stands out, and that is follower #'s an the amount of promoting being done on the trip for the charity. It would seem to me that having someone at home make phone calls ahead of him, calling local media, making arrangements for him to stop at local schools, cause kids would love this stuff. All this would greatly increase viewership an support so fast. Also I would have been collecting signatures, names addresses, phone #'s, emails of everyone he meets on his journey, especially those that rode with him, helped in out, anything like that. Cause when this journey is over it will be nice to be able to reach out to some of them again.
You do great videos! Your channel popped up yesterday and I watched half of them so far. You must be the only guy in the world who's reaction to snow is laughter. Very enjoyably to watch. There is just one thing. Please get rid of those horrible glasses! Make you look 20 years older.
hi ed, i've only just found your videos. i'm a motorcyclist myself and what immediately strikes me is how you managed with traffic lights and also what must be a sore butt.
I know that this tour was a long time ago, but it has only recently come up on my UA-cam feed. I am hooked, you are a wonderful presenter and video maker. I've noticed a lot of changes to your kit and tech set up through the series. Would you be willing to make a video on the evolution of your kit and tech since you started in the UK?
Wow!!!! Australian people very friendly and awesome... They let the cyclists, complete strangers, stay with them over night... Wow... :) Go Australia !!! 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Hi Ed! Congrats, you`re doing an incredible "job"! I`m an unicyclist by myself and I was also riding/criscrossing Australia on a Mountainbike with an Bob-Trailer......so I definately know what you are going through! My hat down to the ground and all the very best for you!
Hey Ed, greetings from the Netherlands, I'v discovered you some time ago, love your vids. Good luck "down under", and be careful with spiders, they have some very deadly there.
Ed you inspire me, I found you very courageous, traveling through China was amazing ! I wish you safe and good trip in Australia ! Love from Scotland Alba Gü Brath
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love these videos but who keeps giving him a thumbs down WHY!!!!! Ed's an amazing guy a genuinely nice person
Good going Ed! Awesome adventures. Thanks for taking us along. Hello from Atlanta. Maybe you'll be coming through here. Excellent airport to fly out from.
Loved your video, excellent editing! I had been hoping that we could have given you a bed, shower, feed on the way from Canberra to Sydney (Burradoo) but we are going to be in Patagonia for most of October and I am fearing that we will miss you. Will monitor your progress meanwhile, be careful on the roads! x
Editing and video planning gets better and better. At some point, when I will have seen the last video, it is really gonna be sad to not have more content of this quality. Those videos really make you feel like being on that trip. He should get paid to keep cycling the world. =D
loving it. was in australia and did some walking there around brisbane and up to cairns. great people the australians, great hosts. i do not know how you can camp in australis, with all the creepy crawlies there. i stayed in some small caravans to in national parks in spring and honestly did not see many fearful things.
Man this is awesome! I just cycled across Europe on 2 wheels and that was tough enough never mind the planet on 1 ! Amazing stuff. I will watch till your done! Big kudos. Strava ??
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Loving that UA-cam's algorithm has just decided that everyone needs to see the again after 2 years :D
And how do you know that?
Can't believe 2017 was 2 years ago now nearly 3
@@harrisonstarr7993 first time here; so many gorgeous footage and friendly people ..
Three!
Make that 4
The amount of time he has to take to set up a camera, ride, then retrieve takes it has to be a bit exhausting at times. i'm sure for him it's worth it because it's like a video diary.
Rides through the USA, used the metric system in title. Rides through Australia, used the imperial system.
Gotta confuse the people
Just for the record, whereas Fahrenheit is used solely in the USA, Celsius is used in the rest of the world. Therefore, virtually nobody cares about Fahrenheit.
Wow that plane leaving the airport shot was next level. Had to take another plane just to get the camera back
Unexpected things to find in a cemetery's public toilet: a tent.
Or a unicycle
@@Engineer9736 Still one of the more tame things compared to what you normally get surprised with in those so no one would care.
Hahaa, the dude riding across OZ unsupported a unicycle calls the bloke riding on a normal bike fully supported crazy....... gold!
Fat Guts1971 go push 300 km in a day vs eds 80 km I am gutted @ 130k on a gravel bike.
Fat Guts1971 Great name
@@Finallybianca Yeah but those are just crappy remarketed cyclocross bikes for fad chasers. Get a real touring bike and you'll be fine.
300 km a day is brutal. It would take a strong cyclist 12 hours on the saddle to pull that. Glad he had RV support.
This is incredibly interesting. Reminds me of that bloke who walked across a country in a straight line.
jOwOona Yeah we unite again through the weird youtube algorithm
Oh that guy that walked across Wales?
@@BilboBaggins236 yeah
@James Weatherly yeah that one
Oh shit giowizard that guy was crazy got to love UA-cam algorithm sometimes
Damn, you are on youtube for so much time, and only 7k subscribed... I mean alot of youtubers get more, just filming themselves in their bedroom... That's a shame because what you do is so unique, you deserve to be seen by way more people, I hope that time will come soon. Seriously, going alone around the world with only one wheel, that's probably one of the craziest projects Ive ever seen! Lots of cheers from Belgium!
Dr.One this is what i too feel
48000 2019
well in 2 years he has about 7x that :D
so underrated. Maybe it's the algorithm.
It’s probably because he finally did the U.S
I really enjoy watching your movies.
You have great storytelling & editing skills.
He's had quite a lot of practice, after two years of this :-) But you're right, it's very good indeed, and must involve a lot of faffing about setting up long shots and going back for the camera and remembering to have it out when things are happening.
@ 15:39 he has seen the glory that is the Spanngurt 😂
Welcome to Australia Ed, I'll keep an eye out for you when you're passing through Melbourne, I enjoy watching your travel adventures, but I laughed when your complaining about the cold weather July here is the middle of winter :)
...and one bit of advice, never camp underneath gum trees they tend to drop large limbs without warning, enjoy the land of plenty!!
hey ed, could you do a run down of your technical/electronic equipment? what phone do you use and how do you use it? what kind of plan do you run for your phone? do you use a gps-device with maps on it for planning your route or your phone? how, where and when do you connect to the Internet? how do you charge your devices?
thanks anyways for the amazing videos of your incredible journey!
you got my mind Question. I need to know how did he doing this.
This just came up in my feed, and it is a crime that this doesn’t have more views! I love your personality mate, quality human being 🙌🏻
I crossed the Nullarbor a few years ago when I was cycling around Australia...remember it like it was yesterday...on a cool day the max was 43degrees.For those who wonder..Australia is a wonderfull country to cycle...if you can sort out your water problem.People will always ask you...Have you got enough water...then ask about food....keep going mate !!
Like the two germans a few month ago said, Spanngurt (bungy cord) is the most important thing to have!
just wow man! sleeping on the floor in a toilet at a cemetery is just something. you're a great gem on youtube, too bad i missed you when you were in china
glad to see your OK and taking me along another adventurous ride in the outback great views as always and I love your videos their awesome. You should get your own travel TV show going all over the world. Take care man and be safe. David.
YES I second getting a travel TV deal your voice and smile are wonderful
14:19 - I literally have a photo next to me on my desk at the place he describes. I went there as an European and it was mad. We had such strong winds blowing south, never experienced before and it scared us to death as we were camping next to the big cliffs over there.
Thanks and you keep me rollin. Even though I don't ride unicycle. I do ride a penny farthing. More than I used to I'm retired now 65 I have the time thank God
Not into unicycles or anything but you have massive balls to perform this kind of thing and keep us updated throughout.
Definitely keen to help your cause, mate!
All the best for Australia! Greetings from Kyrgyzstan! :)
Same to you mate, and give my regards to Аяна Касымова, she brought my attention to Kyrgyzstan in the first place. Her voice is like an angel.
Welcome to Aus Ed. Safe travels and I'll look out for you if you cross Victoria (I drive a truck).
There's a lot to know about Australia man. The thing I think is really important for you to know is the drivers are inconsiderate. I'm from Melbourne so just wait til you get into the city ;)
amazing to watch you grow in strength and character over this series. I have travelled and I know in years to come you will remember the places well enough but most of all the faces and the warmth of humanity in all its glorious diversity. People make adventures! still to this day sat on the west cost of scotland I sometime smell the indian oceans currents come across in august and I smell the hussle and bustle of india. smell is the most evocative sense.. stay safe and enjoy!
These videos of yours I can only describe as the true definition of life. Seeing the world as it was intended unfiltered with human acts of kindness around every corner. You're a perfect example of how the media negatively portrays the world, but kindness never seems to be to far from just saying hello. Thanks for the inspiration to start my own journey.
Can’t do this in Australia anymore.. it’s on fire..
Adore You The road was closed so us over in Perth had no trucked in food
Now few months later.... in total lock down from coronavirous , what a time to be alive
His video's were from a couple of years ago. He finished his trip in 2018
@@rickhagemeijer5157 no shit Sherlock
Not the sharpest tool in the shed are ya
@@Basil891 cool middle name
Big Ups to the folks who welcomed you into their home!
A fantastic adventure!!!
4:27 Binging with Babish has entered chat 😂
i live in Canada and i got to tell you Ed seeing giant houses being hauled down the highway isn't to strange over here simply because it's sometimes cheaper to take a already built house and haul it a couple hundred klicks then it is to build a new house in some rural area
Fantastic magic bike
I just finished watching Ed unicycles America. I'm looking at Ed and I'm thinking he looks like a baby.
Anyone coming to Australia and visiting the outback, you must have a fly veil. Very important, they'll drive you insane.
I think thats the cemetery Durianrider slept in. :-)
You are an inspiration!
the people you meet along the paths are the best...
"Cockburn Central" sounds like a destination I'd rather not visit/experience lol.
Kamikazekid4 Cockburn isn't what it sounds like opposed to Bangkok in Thailand.
It’s more like co-burn
I live there and I assure u our cocks r only burnt in the fire season
Just use some lubrication and you'll be fine.
What happens after you get a kangaroo footjob.
When people tell me there going to ride 300km a day on a bikr it doesnt rven thrill me but doing a 80-90km day on a unicycle is just the most amazing thing in the world.
Why is this not on Netflix? Great storytelling Ed!
All the big trucks are semi trailers. Road trains pull up to five trailers.
Ed you are a lot of inspiration for me! Seeing your videos made me want to get my first Uni and learn how to ride it. I just got it 4 days ago and Im getting off the wall now! Love the videos across the world and hope to see more inspiration coming from you.
it makes me happy that you're so positive. coupled with excellent filming and editing, your channel makes for excellent viewing! well done Ed
It fills me with joy to see you had enjoyed unicycling here in Australia.
Ed, just connected to your channel through your GCN interview, just before you finished your epic journey. Glad to have discovered your adventure. Like your content very much! Great editing. Keep on keeping on!
GUYS LETS GET ED TO 1MILLION SUBSCRIBERS, POST THE LINK TO HIS UA-cam PAGE ON ALL VIDEOS SIMILAR TO THIS, HE DESERVES THIS, I KNOW IT...YOU KNOW IT, LETS GET ED THERE.
I take my hat off to you mate. That looks like absolute torture.
Ed look after your skin once it gets hot if you can -I cycled a lot in Australia and now have a lot of skin damage on my forearms and backs of my hands. A lightweight long sleeve top, or even just some fingerless gloves could make a big difference. Maybe zinc on your cheeks/nose, Aussie cricket style. Good luck with your travels! we can put you up in Christchurch if you tour New Zealand!
Ed your Positivity and humour through out your videos is incredible! Very Inspiring, Thanks!
4:46 ayy I go fishing right where that green lighthouse is
It's the beginning of a new adventure. I'm so glad I discovered your channel you're an absolute inspiration.
Hey Ed! I'm frm Turkey, i don't know better English but you are best bro. You are so brave. Please follow your dreams
Dude must have found the most interesting podcast in the world to not go insane
You heard it here guys, Australia is *real* and not *flat*
my whole life has been a lie
Where are the killer spiders, killer snakes, and human eating crocs?
Jeez Look at this young fella riding a hoop snake across aussie!
after just finding the channel yesterday and now having watched every video, I am glad I don't ride uni-cycle.
I have noticed one thing that stands out, and that is follower #'s an the amount of promoting being done on the trip for the charity. It would seem to me that having someone at home make phone calls ahead of him, calling local media, making arrangements for him to stop at local schools, cause kids would love this stuff. All this would greatly increase viewership an support so fast.
Also I would have been collecting signatures, names addresses, phone #'s, emails of everyone he meets on his journey, especially those that rode with him, helped in out, anything like that. Cause when this journey is over it will be nice to be able to reach out to some of them again.
You do great videos! Your channel popped up yesterday and I watched half of them so far. You must be the only guy in the world who's reaction to snow is laughter. Very enjoyably to watch. There is just one thing. Please get rid of those horrible glasses! Make you look 20 years older.
I guess they are chosen from practical considerations not as a fashion statement.
hi ed, i've only just found your videos. i'm a motorcyclist myself and what immediately strikes me is how you managed with traffic lights and also what must be a sore butt.
Heyyy, we met today, at the CCN ride! Always glad to see people as positive as you and your friend.
I couldn't help but notice that cheeky Roman from that nice old man.
Ed you should have attached paddles to the unicycle and peddled across..
4 years late / but this is amazing content creation. Awesome to watch!
Hey Ed in Australia, what you call bungee cords we call "Occy straps" Great videos mate, really enjoying watching your adventures.
You're cycling at the best time of year for that part of the country.
3 MONTHS OF ED UNICYCLES AUSTRALIA CONFIRMED?????? YYEEEAAAAA
I know that this tour was a long time ago, but it has only recently come up on my UA-cam feed. I am hooked, you are a wonderful presenter and video maker. I've noticed a lot of changes to your kit and tech set up through the series. Would you be willing to make a video on the evolution of your kit and tech since you started in the UK?
Wow!!!! Australian people very friendly and awesome... They let the cyclists, complete strangers, stay with them over night... Wow... :) Go Australia !!! 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
When it's summer in Europe than it is winter in Australia
aintnonerd it’s even the same temp
Hi Ed! Congrats, you`re doing an incredible "job"! I`m an unicyclist by myself and I was also riding/criscrossing Australia on a Mountainbike with an Bob-Trailer......so I definately know what you are going through! My hat down to the ground and all the very best for you!
Australia is warm, you were just there in WINTER! It's warmer than bloody england, thats fo sure.
Thats Bathers Beach! And my Tafe that I went to maybe two years later!
thanks for sharing... its great beeing able to watch your journey
I remember when Ed started this ride wow now Australia
Bruce Rock...then Merredin..?...trying to work out which way you went...
I love how he thought it would be warm in winter because it gets proper hot in summer lol
Hey Ed, greetings from the Netherlands, I'v discovered you some time ago, love your vids. Good luck "down under", and be careful with spiders, they have some very deadly there.
This is the first video of yours that has been recommenced to me and I can't wait to watch the rest :)
So what's the next challenge? Pogo stick around the world?
But seriously, keep up the great work.
Kamikazekid4. Don’t put ideas into his head, he’ll probably do it 😊
The return of the Spangurt!
You are doing awesome Ed.
And nice effort on taking videos all by yourself.
Congrats on traveling around the world on one wheel! You are amazing!
Ed you inspire me, I found you very courageous, traveling through China was amazing !
I wish you safe and good trip in Australia !
Love from Scotland
Alba Gü Brath
love these videos but who keeps giving him a thumbs down WHY!!!!! Ed's an amazing guy a genuinely nice person
This is this dumbest thing I’ve ever seen and I love it. You are the coolest!
Hi Ed - I have just come across your channel, and my goodness - you are a LEGEND! Really look forward to more videos... all the best (from the UK!!)
Happy journey world
tour with unicycle 👍👍
BIG WELCOME from Adelaide and Melbourne!
Good going Ed! Awesome adventures. Thanks for taking us along. Hello from Atlanta. Maybe you'll be coming through here. Excellent airport to fly out from.
Welcome to Australia,my good man. Great videos and attitude,Enjoy .see you closer to Melbourne
Loved your video, excellent editing! I had been hoping that we could have given you a bed, shower, feed on the way from Canberra to Sydney (Burradoo) but we are going to be in Patagonia for most of October and I am fearing that we will miss you. Will monitor your progress meanwhile, be careful on the roads! x
He's a brave man.
Editing and video planning gets better and better. At some point, when I will have seen the last video, it is really gonna be sad to not have more content of this quality. Those videos really make you feel like being on that trip. He should get paid to keep cycling the world. =D
You should go camping with the Primitive Technology guy. Show him what a wheel is.
Have a great time! Looking forward to enoying the trip with you.
loving it. was in australia and did some walking there around brisbane and up to cairns. great people the australians, great hosts. i do not know how you can camp in australis, with all the creepy crawlies there. i stayed in some small caravans to in national parks in spring and honestly did not see many fearful things.
Man this is awesome! I just cycled across Europe on 2 wheels and that was tough enough never mind the planet on 1 ! Amazing stuff. I will watch till your done! Big kudos. Strava ??
G'day Ed
The timelapse was amazing, thanks ed.
Dude. I moved from Perth to Sydney around 6 months ago, and this reminds me of that trip :) (it was in a car btw - I drove)
I did 220 kms in one day on my moutain bike and i swear i will never do that again. Cheers to you guys!
Just found your channel, keep up the good work Ed, great to see a south west chap on a true adventure!
Inspirational stuff Ed, what an amazing journey.