When these guys become Grandparents.. They'll have hell lot of stories to talk about. I can imagine the amusement in those grandchildren's eyes..!! A life worth living .... Cheers....
It is incredible to see how the feminine and masculine mentality stands out when prioritizing the elements of travel. Women are more concerned with health care and personal well-being, while men are concerned with tools and technical issues. It is beautiful to see this couple working as a team.
Lee Robinson She views her clothing and other items as tools. I don’t know if you noticed that or not. And his interest in the different tools he carries is for their personal well-being, not because he is some overly manly guy obsessed with tools. I’ve watched their other episodes, there is no huge difference in their mentality as a result of gender. It is subtle for them. There are a lot of other couples who have UA-cam videos where the difference is pretty drastic. This is not one of those cases in my opinion. But we all see things differently.
@@adamh7947 Overly manly? No one is suggesting that he is an egotistical man warrior. But in anthropological studies females tend to consider health whereas men tend to consider tools. This is in no way derogatory to any gender. If it is an consolation i thought the differences were subtle as well but agreed they were there. As with Gonzalo i thought it was a beautiful collaboration...
Thanks for being there my longest tour was five months. I used to carrying too much stuff I was always worried about back up. Then I met a woman hiking across North America she was not ultra light but it was what she told me that really made a big decision on my gear. (We only carry are fears) I want to keep watching your channel to thank you so much!!
Thanks for watching our videos! Yes, it is very possible to travel with a lot less, and we would too if we were on the road for a shorter time or only in Europe and North America for example 😊
Thank you! Yes we quite quickly realised touring with the minimum is not for us 😂So many times we have been happy that we carry some spare part or tool that can be really tricky to find 😊Peace to you, too! 🤗✌🏽
Thanks for making this. You people are amazing and inspirational. It was so enjoyable watching did not even realize that I had been watching for it 50min.
Heya guys ! I'm impressed by your respective kits, although I need to ask you two questions : - If you had to start all over again, BUT with your current experience, what would you change ? - Would you consider reducing your transport weight by removing some things, or do you think you have already squeezed it to the essentials ?
Awesome long long video. Thank you for sharing. Interesting to see how small a life could be packed, but much for a cycling tour. Good luck on your further way through Africa. We will be with you
I don't think that I have ever been so deeply impressed with an equipment list as I am with yours, specifically your spares, specific repair kits, tools, water storage, water purification, cooking and electricity generation! You have created the most professional back up system that it's possible to have with you on bicycles. Your selection ensures that you truly are self sufficient in virtually everything to do with your tour. Being sufficiently equipped for a journey like yours isn't compatible with 'lightweight' and everything that you've done is centered on reliability, repairable, maintainable, in short everything you need whenever and wherever you need it. You are literally prepared for any eventuality!
Absolutely fantastic! I just stumbled cross your video of the vélo 6 in France which I'm planning to do with my father after lockdown! I was showing him some of your videos and we couldn't believe how quickly the time flew by. The music is perfectly harmonised into all your videos and you guys are true adventures! Fantastic to see👍🏼 Stay safe Matilda and Payman Love from the UK 🇬🇧
just found this channel by accidentally.. good journey broo, wish u luck and stay healthy... good luck on your ride.. thumbs upppp... take care each other :-)
Fair play, Im just cycling up Vietnam with about a quarter of that stuff lol. Prefer to buy stuff I need on the way. Also food here is everywhere and cheap. But you can't predict a 10 year tour, anything can happen and probably will.
Hi thanks for the comment 😊 different way of aproching life and expedition suits for different people. The most important is to cycle the way you enjoy of it 🙌 if we would cycle only in warm climate for 1 year, we would take a bit different set up 😊
Holy cow and I was worried about taking too much stuff on my 6 week trip. lol Its great to see you can take almost everything one needs to sustain life on the road. Thanks for the video
Hope you guys are healthy and safe where you are with what's happening. I remove all the labels from my clothing and tent and like to roll them and use elastics to pack them. It brings the weight of them down, slightly. I also like to carry tiger balm as it can serve multiple purposes too. I hope you guys can continue with your epic adventure sooner rather than later. Good luck to you both.
36:00 - you can use sponge or foam tied to a small stick to dry your water bags from inside maybe...just insert the sponge stick and absorb water...I hope this could help
I would leave a "pro tip" here for you guys, you should change your hard drives to SSD of flash, HDD could easily get damaged by shocks, even from light ones. It could save lots of data and footages!
Amazing. It's not easy to carry such heavy bags with lots of things and cycle whole day . Hats off for your patience to carry them , shoot and explain all of them to us . Great travellers !!
Great video. You gave me a few more ideas of what to take on my bicycle tour across Canada. I thought I had everything but now there is the stove, the shoe covers and the water bags lol. Thanks again for your videos. There are many bicycle tourist out there but you guys are by far the most authentic which I think is extremely important.
Water instead of toilet paper. I learned that too in Morocco. It makes for a cleaner wipe. I took extra spokes which made really good brochettes for grilling.
Your sealant and tyre repair glue also make good emergency firestarters (test the sealant, but tyre repair glue usually burns very well) The warning labels and symbols usually tell you if they burn and you can squeeze out just the right amount, more for wet days, less for dry days. Buy tyre glue from car tyre repair shops anywhere in Africa but you need a small screwtop pot for it because they normally use/sell large tubes. You can maybe make an offer for a nearly empty tube. You don't want the white rim sealant that the put on with a brush or around the valve, you need the clear or coloured glue they put plugs plugs in with or glue patches on with. If it stinks and gives you headache that's usually perfect :) At a car tyre repair shop make the universal international sign for a tyre plug - stick your middle finger out downwards while you pretend to push into a tyre and rotate your hand. They use a T-handle spike tool to clean the hole out with this motion before fitting the plug so everyone will recognise it. In arabic or maybe swahili areas you can ask for "alghara' 'iislah al'iitarat". Portuguese "cola para reparação de pneus". Afrikaans "gom vir bandherstel". French "colle de réparation de pneu" A cheap source for tiny tubes may be those small tyre repair kits (the ones that serious cyclists don't buy haha) Latex-based "impact" or "contact" adhesive like the industrial Evo-stick 528 (colour - light brown)usually burns quite well too - so watch out for it around shoe makers and shoe repair shops - very gummy adhesive they hammer rubber soles on with. It smells of petroleum and goes stringy as it dries. Again, you need a small tight-lid pot for it and it will eventually dry in the pot so this is a short-term option for glue or fire-starter.
You certainly are testing the limits of all that gear. It seemed to be a trend that much of the lightest gear did not pass the test of time. The gear gets heavier when it has to endure conditions and time. Ride safe and enjoy your trip. Hopefully you manage to store the contents of those failing hard drives to google drive or something before it is too late... several terabytes takes quite some time to upload and money to store though.
Thank you! Yes we don't mind a few grams extra if it makes the gear last and saves us from trouble. And thanks for your concern about the files, everything is now backed up and we are not using the LaCie drives anymore 😊We have thought about backing up on a cloud service, but as you say it takes some time to upload and we don't have fast internet that often 😅But would be an idea to upload some selected files on drive 🤔
@@NomadsTrails yeah,, I have traveled a few years myself and lost all pictures from two of my tours. I do not mind that much anymore, it bothered me at the time. Basically the golden rule of backups is that a single incident (like theft of your bike) should not be able to wipe out all of your photos/videos.
UA-cam recommendation: Thank you. And you guys are amazing. I'm a solo traveller. Travel like nomad is a dream for me. One day I'll do it. Btw subscribed your channel. Simply learned from you so many things. That will help me. Thank you from Kolkata , India 🇮🇳
I'm suprized looks like you're not sponsored by any brand. Just honest people with their honest personal way. Doing smth because they really like to do. Quite rare nowadays across all this bribbed blogging around. Just had to subscribe.
Watched this to help prepare me for a 4 day bike tour in the mountains around my town. Someday soon I'd like to travel to other countries! Thanks for the inspiration and information ✌️
Bro u are awesome just inspired me keep it up and keep cycling waiting for u in India probably will welcome u .. Keep it up GBU. Have a good day..😀😀🤗🤗👌✌✌👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
In 2021 I plan to start my own very long world tour. i hope to god I don't have to carry that much stuff. Wouldn't mind seeing a video of you guys climbing a 10-12 degree hill fully loaded. I wish you a safe and happy journey.
One doesn't need much more than a passport to travel, but we like to wild camp etc and be prepared to tackle most situations on the road 😊If you want to see some uphill you can check our France and Spain vlogs 😉Good luck with your preparations for your trip, sounds like quite the adventure! 🤗🙌🏾
What an impressive and fun video. As a casual bike tourer, what struck me was the familiarity with each piece of equipment and its specific location on the bike. Clearly a system that has evolved based on needs and experience. Love the breadth of repair equipment, both bike-focused and otherwise. It's easy to ridicule, but until you have know the terror of a remote breakdown, you can't understand the value of carrying such gear. A little surprised by the lame lock, but maybe this speaks to the safety of areas being visited. Final thought: you guys need a drone!
Great, love following your journey. An idea for drying out your folding water containers, insert a ballon/condom and part inflate..you could use the fire tube for this, tie the end and attach thread so you can pull out, leave over night..not tried this but think it may help to dry out the inside, by getting something inside to seperate the sides.
Gained a new sub here at 21.2 k!!!! I couldn’t imagine 10 years on the same bicycle I look forward to seeing how you all and the bikes both hold up and see more of the vlogs
Hey guys, whenever you can order this, I would suggest a water filter called 'Survivor Filter Pro X'. It does use batteries, like the SteriPen, but it can also be recharged via USB. It actually comes with an optional solar battery pack. The most important thing though is that it's the only compact filter on the market which filters down to 0.01 microns which means it eliminates a lot of known waterborne viruses like Typhoid.
Such a good video thanks and hello from london! Enjoying your videos a lot! Cant wait to get back cycling ourselves. Such a good idea to learn language as you cycle. Definitely taking this up!!
I really enjoyed all the contents of your cycling and farming life. Thanks so much for sharing the adventures & quality videos. I would really say thanks to Matilda and Payman. Keep it up kind of amazing and adventurous life. Become a big fan of yours from now :) Life is more beautiful!!!!
That seems like a lot to take until you remember that's all your possessions and the time you plan to be away. Hills must be a challenge though. Have you ever had bad times and felt like giving up? Love the videos, your personalities shine through and it's always a pleasure when I get notification of a new video. Where are you headed next?
We could definitely do with less, but we rather take the weight than the hassle of travelling around a country to find a single tool or spare part 😁Of course it has been difficult at times, like in the Sahara in the summer time, but never so much that we would haver seriously considered giving up, or even changing our route. Now we are continuing down the west coast of Africa, towards South Africa!
You guys are really prepared for everything!! Thanks for sharing all this information. I will ride the "Carretera Austral" in Chile next summer and I learned a lot with you about what to take with me to this trip. All teh best for you two and have a great adventure!! Cheers from Brazil!!
I follow your posts and I am a huge fan of your journey. This video is really informative. You guys are really amazing and courageous. It takes a lot of courage to start journey on bicycle. May God help you in rest of your journey.
You two are exceedingly tough, exceedingly brave, exceedingly imaginative, exceedingly good communicators and a whole bunch of other "exceedinglys". An incredible trip round the planet produced on video to a very, very high standard. Congratulations to you both on a whole variety of levels. One question: why does your site carry no adverts? Wouldn't this be the simplest way to derive income. Your number of views is high and the number of positive elements of your trip / message must align with any number of potential advertisers. However, this is a subject about which I know nothing. Wishing you the best of luck in every regard.
Thank you so much Mike! We are hesitant to allow adverts on our channel since we don't have any control over which companies' ads are run on our videos 😕
I am very surprised that you are not carrying a small nuklear power station on your bicycle.. :D
LOL
😁😁😁🤣
Nice one🤣
Ahh, maybe it's actually the repair kit for the nuclear power station that takes up too much room, quite temperamental to keep going I hear
ha ha lol
It's amazing how much stuff can be packed on a bicycle :-D
Even we are surprised sometimes 😁
it looks like standard women purse :)
@@mk3856 UA-cam......
Peyman looks like south indian Malayali guy😍😍
Ya I want girl like this .who love traveling and photography 😍😍
Seena Thomas haha
Exactly.
Yes he look like south Indian guy
Totally. Typical malayali look
trips like this change the person in both physical form and mental, truly amazing!
Thank you! ❤️
You become tired for the rest of your life basically
Yess!! Such a beautiful experience, most importantly along with someone you love to share it with💚💚💚 can't get any better than that!
When these guys become Grandparents.. They'll have hell lot of stories to talk about. I can imagine the amusement in those grandchildren's eyes..!!
A life worth living ....
Cheers....
It is incredible to see how the feminine and masculine mentality stands out when prioritizing the elements of travel. Women are more concerned with health care and personal well-being, while men are concerned with tools and technical issues. It is beautiful to see this couple working as a team.
I didn't see any gender difference in their mentality at all.
@@adamh7947 That's because you are desensitised to it and/or are deliberately being obtuse...
Lee Robinson She views her clothing and other items as tools. I don’t know if you noticed that or not. And his interest in the different tools he carries is for their personal well-being, not because he is some overly manly guy obsessed with tools. I’ve watched their other episodes, there is no huge difference in their mentality as a result of gender. It is subtle for them. There are a lot of other couples who have UA-cam videos where the difference is pretty drastic. This is not one of those cases in my opinion. But we all see things differently.
@@adamh7947 Overly manly? No one is suggesting that he is an egotistical man warrior. But in anthropological studies females tend to consider health whereas men tend to consider tools. This is in no way derogatory to any gender. If it is an consolation i thought the differences were subtle as well but agreed they were there. As with Gonzalo i thought it was a beautiful collaboration...
very good , i acknowledge the difference between man and women , no one is better or less than the other , but we are complementary to each other !
you guys actually radiate pure love and happiness, its beautiful :)
Thanks for being there my longest tour was five months. I used to carrying too much stuff I was always worried about back up. Then I met a woman hiking across North America she was not ultra light but it was what she told me that really made a big decision on my gear. (We only carry are fears) I want to keep watching your channel to thank you so much!!
Thanks for watching our videos! Yes, it is very possible to travel with a lot less, and we would too if we were on the road for a shorter time or only in Europe and North America for example 😊
@bret cohen creations facing the unknown is very difficult because we can not see. Just look up?
Self sufficient cycling, that's the way to go. Living or touring by bike you'll need the goods, right on. Peace to you both.
Thank you! Yes we quite quickly realised touring with the minimum is not for us 😂So many times we have been happy that we carry some spare part or tool that can be really tricky to find 😊Peace to you, too! 🤗✌🏽
Thanks for making this. You people are amazing and inspirational. It was so enjoyable watching did not even realize that I had been watching for it 50min.
Thank you so much, happy to hear you liked it 😊🙌🏾
Heya guys ! I'm impressed by your respective kits, although I need to ask you two questions :
- If you had to start all over again, BUT with your current experience, what would you change ?
- Would you consider reducing your transport weight by removing some things, or do you think you have already squeezed it to the essentials ?
Love from India 🇮🇳.
❤️
Awesome long long video. Thank you for sharing. Interesting to see how small a life could be packed, but much for a cycling tour. Good luck on your further way through Africa. We will be with you
Thank you, happy you liked it! 😁🙌🏾
Great. We pray for complete world trip. God bless you. INDIA 💖
I love Peyman's way of bending English :D "Spongy cord"
bolts & nuts
I am fan here in philippines.. What an adventure.. Keep safe guys..
Simply Amazing... the real meaning of Nomad
Thank you for your valuable suggestions
Thank you ❤️
Happy and safe journey my dear Peyman and Metilda.. 👍👍♥️♥️
Thank you so much! ❤️
I don't think that I have ever been so deeply impressed with an equipment list as I am with yours, specifically your spares, specific repair kits, tools, water storage, water purification, cooking and electricity generation!
You have created the most professional back up system that it's possible to have with you on bicycles.
Your selection ensures that you truly are self sufficient in virtually everything to do with your tour.
Being sufficiently equipped for a journey like yours isn't compatible with 'lightweight' and everything that you've done is centered on reliability, repairable, maintainable, in short everything you need whenever and wherever you need it.
You are literally prepared for any eventuality!
A huge crazy load of equipment! Save travel. Tim
Thanks Tim, yes it is a lot 😅😁✌🏽
Yes, so much to learn from you two.❤️ HAPPY TO SEE YOU AGAIN 🥰
Happy to see you too! 😁🙌🏾❤️
Absolutely fantastic! I just stumbled cross your video of the vélo 6 in France which I'm planning to do with my father after lockdown! I was showing him some of your videos and we couldn't believe how quickly the time flew by. The music is perfectly harmonised into all your videos and you guys are true adventures! Fantastic to see👍🏼
Stay safe Matilda and Payman
Love from the UK 🇬🇧
Thank you so much, happy to hear you enjoy our videos! And our greetings to your father, too ❤️
just found this channel by accidentally.. good journey broo, wish u luck and stay healthy... good luck on your ride.. thumbs upppp... take care each other :-)
Fair play, Im just cycling up Vietnam with about a quarter of that stuff lol. Prefer to buy stuff I need on the way. Also food here is everywhere and cheap. But you can't predict a 10 year tour, anything can happen and probably will.
Hi thanks for the comment 😊 different way of aproching life and expedition suits for different people. The most important is to cycle the way you enjoy of it 🙌 if we would cycle only in warm climate for 1 year, we would take a bit different set up 😊
Holy cow and I was worried about taking too much stuff on my 6 week trip. lol Its great to see you can take almost everything one needs to sustain life on the road. Thanks for the video
Your have more gear in your bicycle than I have in my house!!!
great great / really surprising with your management and courage,
I learnt many thing with you great couple
UA-cam should reccomend this channel to all viewers
Peyman, you are my man. I love your English. Assemble and dissemble. Great going!!
Hope you guys are healthy and safe where you are with what's happening. I remove all the labels from my clothing and tent and like to roll them and use elastics to pack them. It brings the weight of them down, slightly. I also like to carry tiger balm as it can serve multiple purposes too. I hope you guys can continue with your epic adventure sooner rather than later. Good luck to you both.
Thank you so much ✌🏽 Yes small things like labels definitely add up in weight!
36:00 - you can use sponge or foam tied to a small stick to dry your water bags from inside maybe...just insert the sponge stick and absorb water...I hope this could help
All the best from Germany ❤️
Quite possibly the most keyed up young lady on you tube who seriously knows her stuff.
You guys a legend's of travelling....great . Wish you safe journey always.
Thank you!❤
I would leave a "pro tip" here for you guys, you should change your hard drives to SSD of flash, HDD could easily get damaged by shocks, even from light ones. It could save lots of data and footages!
YOU ARE BRAVE!
Thanks 😊
Amazing. It's not easy to carry such heavy bags with lots of things and cycle whole day . Hats off for your patience to carry them , shoot and explain all of them to us . Great travellers !!
It's just incredible the quantity of material you carry out in your bikes. Wow!
Yes indeed 😅, with out our recording equipments would be less 😊
You two are heroes!
❤️
Great video. You gave me a few more ideas of what to take on my bicycle tour across Canada. I thought I had everything but now there is the stove, the shoe covers and the water bags lol. Thanks again for your videos. There are many bicycle tourist out there but you guys are by far the most authentic which I think is extremely important.
Thank you so much, happy to hear our video could be helpful. And good luck on your tour, that sounds amazing! 😊
Dont forget a can of bear spray if your out west in the spring or summer.
@@gearshaw2058 Yes, thank you very much. It is on the list to buy when I arrive in Vancouver.
I had a five week vacation during the summer which I spent traveling vicariously through your lenses. Thank you
If you find yourselves near S.W. Missouri U.S.A. someday, look me up. You both can stay with my wife and I.
Thank you for sharing your life with us.
Thank you so much for the invitation, that is very kind of you 😊Our greetings from Africa!
Water instead of toilet paper. I learned that too in Morocco. It makes for a cleaner wipe. I took extra spokes which made really good brochettes for grilling.
Multi-use, that's the best!
I hope all your stuff is safe (have not been stolen) after this tempting demostration in front of the locals
That's a long journey and ever finish tour, respect to you guys and good luck. Life in the "gambia" my country in West Africa in the middle Senegal
❤️
Amazing, no other word for what you do!!
The best tool you carry is good health. With you guys the best of health and safe trips!
Amazing amount of prep, knowledge, and information. Thank you and continued successful travels.
thank you!❤️
I have watched the complete video in one go. It's awesome content. Looking to see more from you two. Thanks
Amazing adventure and sized the beauty of Africa
😊🙌🏾
You guys are real inspiration have a mission in life with clear dedication
You guy's are awesome ! HAPPY TO SEE YOU AGAIN ^^
Cheers, happy to see you too! 😊🙌🏾
Your sealant and tyre repair glue also make good emergency firestarters (test the sealant, but tyre repair glue usually burns very well)
The warning labels and symbols usually tell you if they burn and you can squeeze out just the right amount, more for wet days, less for dry days.
Buy tyre glue from car tyre repair shops anywhere in Africa but you need a small screwtop pot for it because they normally use/sell large tubes. You can maybe make an offer for a nearly empty tube.
You don't want the white rim sealant that the put on with a brush or around the valve, you need the clear or coloured glue they put plugs plugs in with or glue patches on with. If it stinks and gives you headache that's usually perfect :)
At a car tyre repair shop make the universal international sign for a tyre plug - stick your middle finger out downwards while you pretend to push into a tyre and rotate your hand. They use a T-handle spike tool to clean the hole out with this motion before fitting the plug so everyone will recognise it.
In arabic or maybe swahili areas you can ask for "alghara' 'iislah al'iitarat". Portuguese "cola para reparação de pneus". Afrikaans "gom vir bandherstel". French "colle de réparation de pneu"
A cheap source for tiny tubes may be those small tyre repair kits (the ones that serious cyclists don't buy haha)
Latex-based "impact" or "contact" adhesive like the industrial Evo-stick 528 (colour - light brown)usually burns quite well too - so watch out for it around shoe makers and shoe repair shops - very gummy adhesive they hammer rubber soles on with. It smells of petroleum and goes stringy as it dries. Again, you need a small tight-lid pot for it and it will eventually dry in the pot so this is a short-term option for glue or fire-starter.
Thank you for time to make the video of what you carrying. I was just wondering for my trip in Africa. Thanks again 🙏
Thanks for watching, hope you found it useful 😊
hey guys. awesome vlog, great advice 👍
You certainly are testing the limits of all that gear. It seemed to be a trend that much of the lightest gear did not pass the test of time. The gear gets heavier when it has to endure conditions and time. Ride safe and enjoy your trip. Hopefully you manage to store the contents of those failing hard drives to google drive or something before it is too late... several terabytes takes quite some time to upload and money to store though.
Thank you! Yes we don't mind a few grams extra if it makes the gear last and saves us from trouble. And thanks for your concern about the files, everything is now backed up and we are not using the LaCie drives anymore 😊We have thought about backing up on a cloud service, but as you say it takes some time to upload and we don't have fast internet that often 😅But would be an idea to upload some selected files on drive 🤔
@@NomadsTrails yeah,, I have traveled a few years myself and lost all pictures from two of my tours. I do not mind that much anymore, it bothered me at the time. Basically the golden rule of backups is that a single incident (like theft of your bike) should not be able to wipe out all of your photos/videos.
@@innocentiuslacrim2290 Oh no, that's unfortunate 😔But, happens... We try to send our backups to Finland when we can 😊
UA-cam recommendation: Thank you.
And you guys are amazing. I'm a solo traveller. Travel like nomad is a dream for me. One day I'll do it. Btw subscribed your channel. Simply learned from you so many things. That will help me. Thank you from Kolkata , India 🇮🇳
Fantastic. Really good video. Good energy to you both. 🙏💕
Thank you Phil! ❤️❤️
I'm suprized looks like you're not sponsored by any brand. Just honest people with their honest personal way. Doing smth because they really like to do. Quite rare nowadays across all this bribbed blogging around. Just had to subscribe.
Watched this to help prepare me for a 4 day bike tour in the mountains around my town. Someday soon I'd like to travel to other countries! Thanks for the inspiration and information ✌️
Thank you for sharing! Best of luck on your travels!
Thank you! 🙌🏾
Bro u are awesome just inspired me keep it up and keep cycling waiting for u in India probably will welcome u .. Keep it up GBU. Have a good day..😀😀🤗🤗👌✌✌👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
thanks for posting your video. Good to see the two of you having fun and being so organized.
Thanks for watching! 😊
Such an informative video, thank you for this amazing content
Simple and honest .
Love from India
You really entertaining the guy behind you. You look like forienge news for him. Well that was nice guys enjoy your trips
Great job ! Thank you for sharing your trails and your experiences ! Keep going and have a good trip ! Enjoy it ! ZerkCo from Belgium
Thank you! Will do! 🙌🏾❤️
I cant believe 50 mins passed. Nice video and editing.
In 2021 I plan to start my own very long world tour. i hope to god I don't have to carry that much stuff. Wouldn't mind seeing a video of you guys climbing a 10-12 degree hill fully loaded. I wish you a safe and happy journey.
One doesn't need much more than a passport to travel, but we like to wild camp etc and be prepared to tackle most situations on the road 😊If you want to see some uphill you can check our France and Spain vlogs 😉Good luck with your preparations for your trip, sounds like quite the adventure! 🤗🙌🏾
the look of the locals behind you as you speak is interesting. i wonder what they were thnking
Just amazing so many staffs in one bicycle.
You guy's are so awesome! Thank's for making this video, really helpful.
Wow.. your equipment.. 👍👍👍 Enjoy your journey
Thank you, I will 😁🙌🏾
More video for every week please.. nice traveling👏👏👏
Thank you, editing as quick as we can 😉🙌🏾
What an impressive and fun video. As a casual bike tourer, what struck me was the familiarity with each piece of equipment and its specific location on the bike. Clearly a system that has evolved based on needs and experience. Love the breadth of repair equipment, both bike-focused and otherwise. It's easy to ridicule, but until you have know the terror of a remote breakdown, you can't understand the value of carrying such gear. A little surprised by the lame lock, but maybe this speaks to the safety of areas being visited. Final thought: you guys need a drone!
Great, love following your journey. An idea for drying out your folding water containers, insert a ballon/condom and part inflate..you could use the fire tube for this, tie the end and attach thread so you can pull out, leave over night..not tried this but think it may help to dry out the inside, by getting something inside to seperate the sides.
That is a good idea, we'll have to try it! 🎈
Always good to watch your videos 💪💪 fantastic!!! Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹 🍻🍻
Thank you so much, happy to hear you liked it! 🤗❤️
Wow - I couldn't fit all that in my car! Total respect for what you are doing, keep it up folks.
Really very informative before someone starts a long cycling tour.
Happy to see agen Nomad's Trails. Safe trip God bless.
Thanks 🤗
Payman you forgot to mention one of the uses of the selfie stick.
It was nice to use on stray dogs when they chased u 😂😂
😂😂Very good point, who knows where we would be today if we didn't have the stick to scare off the dogs 😅
Need any info to use to chase away ferocious dogs..some sort of spray repellent..
Amazing! Fantastic insight, guys
Thank you 😁🙌🏾
I send you guys love, hugs and good vibes💚💚💚 stay blessed wherever you guys go💚💚💚
Thank you ❤️✌🏽
@@NomadsTrails yes definitely from the bottom of my heart you guys are wonderful and you have a very beautiful wife💚💚💚💚🌞🌞😍
Gained a new sub here at 21.2 k!!!! I couldn’t imagine 10 years on the same bicycle I look forward to seeing how you all and the bikes both hold up and see more of the vlogs
Awesome! Thanks for subbing 🤗
Hey guys, whenever you can order this, I would suggest a water filter called 'Survivor Filter Pro X'. It does use batteries, like the SteriPen, but it can also be recharged via USB. It actually comes with an optional solar battery pack. The most important thing though is that it's the only compact filter on the market which filters down to 0.01 microns which means it eliminates a lot of known waterborne viruses like Typhoid.
Thanks for the recommendation, we'll check it out!
Such a good video thanks and hello from london! Enjoying your videos a lot! Cant wait to get back cycling ourselves. Such a good idea to learn language as you cycle. Definitely taking this up!!
Thanks for watching! And we love the language courses, entertaining and useful 😁
I really enjoyed all the contents of your cycling and farming life. Thanks so much for sharing the adventures & quality videos. I would really say thanks to Matilda and Payman. Keep it up kind of amazing and adventurous life. Become a big fan of yours from now :) Life is more beautiful!!!!
Thanks, you guys are the best inspiration for me.
My mother's name is Matilda. I wish you guys a nice journey
Keep going guys... Love you both ♥️
Thank you ❤️
That seems like a lot to take until you remember that's all your possessions and the time you plan to be away. Hills must be a challenge though.
Have you ever had bad times and felt like giving up?
Love the videos, your personalities shine through and it's always a pleasure when I get notification of a new video.
Where are you headed next?
We could definitely do with less, but we rather take the weight than the hassle of travelling around a country to find a single tool or spare part 😁Of course it has been difficult at times, like in the Sahara in the summer time, but never so much that we would haver seriously considered giving up, or even changing our route. Now we are continuing down the west coast of Africa, towards South Africa!
The idea of a fake wallet is excellent. I shouldn’t get rid of my expired cards. Thank you.
I am from India I am impressed you videos
Great keep going
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Hurry with the next videos!! ❤️
We are working on the next Vlog! 😁
Very useful video! Thanks a lot for sharing!
You guys are really prepared for everything!! Thanks for sharing all this information. I will ride the "Carretera Austral" in Chile next summer and I learned a lot with you about what to take with me to this trip. All teh best for you two and have a great adventure!! Cheers from Brazil!!
Just keep safe all your trips.... Very amazing ....
I follow your posts and I am a huge fan of your journey. This video is really informative. You guys are really amazing and courageous. It takes a lot of courage to start journey on bicycle. May God help you in rest of your journey.
You two are exceedingly tough, exceedingly brave, exceedingly imaginative, exceedingly good communicators and a whole bunch of other "exceedinglys". An incredible trip round the planet produced on video to a very, very high standard. Congratulations to you both on a whole variety of levels. One question: why does your site carry no adverts? Wouldn't this be the simplest way to derive income. Your number of views is high and the number of positive elements of your trip / message must align with any number of potential advertisers. However, this is a subject about which I know nothing.
Wishing you the best of luck in every regard.
Thank you so much Mike! We are hesitant to allow adverts on our channel since we don't have any control over which companies' ads are run on our videos 😕
I am in love with your life style 💓