Off-Road MTB tracks in the middle of Bergen City | Yamaha Moro-07
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- Опубліковано 29 бер 2024
- Spending time off road is something I really enjoy and try to do as much as I can. But here in Norway that can be a struggle. Thankfully my new e-mtb makes this possible without breaking any laws. It's fun, gives a lot of exercise and really helps develop my riding skills for the motorcycle as well. Join me as I take a day trip trough the city mountain of Bergen
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Awesome Tjommi! A whoe new dimension to the ADV. Friends have done this combo for years, time to get into this. Done some e-bike riding and fishing in our highlands years ago with less complex bike, fun and takes you further. Look forward to the cabinlife Tjommi, a few of us have got our glimps before 🙌💪🤠🔥
Thank you so much Tjommi, this is something of the most fun I have done in my grown up life. I do think more people will get into this as well here in the countries that have strict rules and impossible tracks to ride motorcycle. I truly opens up a whole new dimension. Haha, yeah I hope that channel can be interesting as well. Will be much more outdoor life, stuff I do at my cabin, fishing and not to mention knife and axes 😂 Cheers
Absolutely gorgeous! Thank u again for sharing! All the best!
Thank you mate, glad you liked this as well 🔥🤩 cheers
More mtb youtubers shoud use outside shots it just makes the video so good. Just bought my self new 2023 specialised kenevo expert to replace my cube stereohybrid. Motorbike season is still litle far away here in Finnland but the snow is melting day by day.
I could not agree more. I have seen so much mtb footage online lately and everything is action cam strapped to the head or chest. Or slow motion footage of someone flicking their bike around in front of the camera. There is so much more to MTB than just going fast downhill.
Flott video! Har gått fra Eidsvåg til Fløyen mange ganger i oppveksten og har gode minner herifra. Utrolig flott vei i nydelige omgivelser! Kult at det går an å sykle til Rundemannen.
Takk for det Berland 🙌🏻 Har gått noen ganger her jeg også, det er overraskende langt opp fra Munkebotn til demningen med Stoltzen. Glemmer det litt når man går opp der. Det er så utrolig mye kjekkere å sykle med litt hjelp 🤩
I bought my emtb because it relly can take you anywhere. I’m from Latvia and off-road riding is possible on motorcycle but it’s better not to do alone. I have done almost all Baltic state TET alone, but after some incident even having Garmin inReach devise I decided to never ride motorcycle off-road alone. So, my emtb is a great replacement. Plus you go slower and you absorb more nature and enjoy. Please more emtb videos. Always loved your channel.
Same here my friend... it can litterly take you anywhere. Going proper offroad with a bike alone can be a big risk and I understand what you mean. For me who travel alone most of the times, I try to live by the rule. "it is better to be safe than brave" More motorcycle videos and emtb videos are already in the making 😇
Just stunning scenery to ride in and amazing trails👌🏼, as always the cinematography is another level 🙌🏼😎
Thank you so much sir, really appreciate the nice feedback. 🙌🏻
Nice ride! 😊 It's like you explained my exact thoughts about riding around looking for those small offroad opportunities, so eMTB'ing sure is a great alternative with all our laws and restrictions. You should try Moltekremstien from Rundemanen some time. A little hairy but great fun😎
I takes me 10 minutes every ride and then I start looking for gravel or off-road sections I want to ride with my bike. Really fun to have this option available for proper fun off-road. I have tried the Moltekremen, and that was hairy as %#" with my skill level. Damn it was intense in some parts 😂
Have to come to Norway to ride my e-mtb sometime. The scenery is so cool there 🙂
You really should. This is just close to the city, but some of the areas outside the city is crazy for e-mtb. I will show more of this later when the snow is gone.
Thanx man 👍
You are welcome mate 🙌🏻
Gøyt, nå er du klar for 1000 meteren i Øvre Årdal juhuuuu 😀 and finally the first one to comment your video, kryss i taket.
Yes, nå blir det 1000 meteren, den har jeg siklet på lenge, samme med Trolltunga 🙈👀🔥 blir en spennende sesong dette 🎥👏🏻
Thanks for the video. That looked like fun day
Glad you liked it mate. Incredible day on two wheels. I'm quite surprised I never done this before 🙈 it matches perfectly with what I want to do and explore.
You're really getting the hang of the downhill riding 😊 Great video as always!
Well, I'm not sure if I will get a red bull helmet anytime soon, but as long as I have fun I think that is most important 😂 Thank you.
Fantastic Thomas!
😎😎 Bergen looks amazing , and those hike / bike trials what a treat! love this content also👍👍
I Can’t wait to moto and van/e bike Norway and Europe !!
Bergen is really nice, there are a place called Fløyen, you get a 180 degree view over the city. But there is a lot more people so I tend to stay away from there with my bike. You have a lot to look forward to Frank. Hope you get everything sorted and show up here soon 🙌🏻 Cheers ☕️
Yes….. slowly.. but everything happens on its own time!!!
👌👌great video 👍 thanks 🤜🤛
Glad you liked it mate 👏🏻👏🏻
Great as always. 👍👍
Tack tack Robin 🔥
Pure envy on those mountains, views and that e-mtb. We have the same thing in Grästorp but it’s 60m high 😂
That is what they call an unfair advantage.... that mountain in Grästorp 😂 I see I really need to work hard on my bunny jumps and manual
The first thing I've bought after moving to Sweden - MTB. It replaced enduro riding for me. And much more affordable than maintaining 2 stoke motorcycle for sport. Then I switched to eMTB and have even more fun on local singletracks
That i have no problem believing. I bet some of the trails in Sweden is great for emtb. I will bring my own over there this season and try out some trails. I also plan on visiting Trysil here in Norway.
Wow, you presented a great video of your MTB tour, Thomas. I didn't think I'd like a bike video so much. Best regards, Claudius
Thank you Claudius. I think a lot of people are scared this will become boring or something they don't like, but I really hope that my style of filming can add a new dimension to all this. Cheers
The way you created the film is absolutely top. 👍🏻👍🏻
Mountain biking is a blast right ! It is nice to leave the motorbike and pedal sometimes . Beautiful area wow great footage as always . We just got bike from mountain biking too . Can't wait for more shows !!!!
It is insane!! absolutely love it, and are so similar to motorcycle and riding offroad. Really nice to leave it behind sometimes and just enjoy nature for what it is. Much more to come. 🎥
Muito legal o vídeo 👏👏👍👍👊👊😁😁🚴♂️🚴♂️🚴♂️🚴♂️🇧🇷🇧🇷
Thank you sir. 🤩
Flott 👍
Takk takk 🙏🏻
What a superb ride. That was a heck of a downhill trail for a hardtail MTB.... that said, I'd give it a go on my 1992 Roberts DOGS BOLX.
Thank you sir, and sorry, not knowing what bike that is. But I'm quite new to this, so I hope that I'm excused 😂
@@tshansen Sorry, I'm being a bit of a bike nerdy here. Chas Roberts was a frame / bike builder in the UK, he's now retired. Back in the 1990's when mountain bikes (MTB's) exploded onto the scene, Chas produced a top level bike / frame called a DOGS BOLLX. I have a frame made in 1992 which I bought about 10 years ago, restored and put a modern gear set on. I have ridden a lot of miles / km's on it and despite its age, the geometry still allows me to stretch my bravery from time to time on trails the bike was never designed to be ridden on. Lots of fun!
@@neilmackinnon3371 this is music to my ears and really interesting 👏🏻
@@tshansen glad it's not boring ancient history. Google for Chas Roberts, Dave Yates and Dave Lloyd; all outstanding frame builders. I have bikes from all of them but specialise in Dave Lloyd, I have road and mountain bikes made by him... around ten of them!
@@neilmackinnon3371 not at all? Stories like this is what should Get much more attention! I’m just sad i did not pay more attention to this when i was younger
Oh, I so much enjoyed this! Beautiful scenery. And no, it did not look "easy", lol. My husband and I have done mountain biking (on non-electric bikes), so I was super impressed by your skill and stamina! By the way, I am fascinated by the pants you are wearing. What are they? What brand?
Thank you so much Cindy, really appreciate the nice words. It is actually a warm weather motorcycle pants from Mosko Moto. It is made to fit knee pads under. The name is Surveyor pants. 👏🏻
As always, extremely well put together, Thomas. The range of coverage (shots used to build the story) was particularly impressive - especially at the beginning. Question: I've been wondering what FPS you shoot at, because I've been having a discussion offline about how to achieve a "film-like" look and the importance of shooting in Progressive rather than Interlaced. What settings are you using for your cameras? 25P? 30P?
Thank you Simon, always nice to hear you impression of my work. Well, this is a topic I have been diving into my self, and it looks like none is quite clear what is best or most film like. I shoot mostly in 25fps, since I'm in PAL region that is what I shoot and edit (my timeline) in. If I need slow motion clips, I go 50 or 100... I try as best as I can to stay within the 180 degree shutter rules, but sometimes you need to go above or below that for some effects or natural motion in some fast pace pictures.. I find that a good VND filter and a black mist filter is what gives best film look because of the nice "glow" in the highlights. It is a complex topic whit many rights. But it is also about finding a workflow that works in your favour to get the wanted effect.
Enjoyable to watch and Norway looks as beautiful as ever through the lens of Thomas Hansen. What kind of range/power setting do you get going up out of Bergen on them fantastic trails. I'm hoping to head to Norway in 25 with my wife in our converted campervan who knows you may convince me to bring a couple of e-bikes yet 😁 thanks for taking the time and effort to share your mini adventures 🤘🏻
Thank you so much for the kind words mate, truly appreciated 🙏🏻 I get about 40km range on a battery going in mixed conditions like this, and the power I mostly leave on auto. It makes such a smooth transition between how much it helps I don't find need to regulate it myself. Downhill I tend to turn the engine off, because the power when you stand opp and paddle can be too much and makes the bike flimsy.
@@tshansen thanks for the reply I'm definitely going to look a little more into e-bikes as I think they open more possibilities to explore 🤘🏻
@@gnarlybadger690 In some countries there is just no other transportation that can take you to most places without any regulations. Yes, there is some national parks that has banned e-bikes and not regular bikes? for whatever reason? but I think this is the way forward for everyone who wants to explore without using to much time on it like you would with hiking.
Superb thomas bro❤️… btw where is your T-700 ??😬
Thank you, it is in my garage, just got new tires on it so I hope to get a rideout soon. Still cold and snow when you get inland so I'm still waiting for a little bit better conditions so I can go camping as well.
Hi Thomas! Another great video. New channel? I'll check it next 😉! Cheers
Thank you so much my friend 🙌🏻 always appreciate your support and really glad this was interesting as well. You never know how these videos are accepted by the audience 😇
Lenge siden jeg har vært på Rundemanen, så nå ble jeg motivert! Jeg har syklet opp grusveien i Munkebotn et par ganger. Jeg husker det var hinsides vanskelig på de bratteste partiene. For mye vekt bakpå, så lettet fronten. For mye vekt frempå, så spant bakhjulet. 🤣
Haha, ja det er noen partier der det er rimelig bratt, men med motor går det som en lek. Problemet er ofte om man stopper og skal begynne på igjen. Da løfter framhjulet seg mye 😂 Kjekt å høre du ble motivert. Jeg har litt lyst å sykle over til Ulriken også om det lar seg gjøre.
Pity you are not allowed to ride those trails with a small & light motorbike, Thomas. Happy Easter, Günter/Nürnberg
Yeah, but imagine if it was allowed, it would be crazy over there 😂 people would be ridning like they owned the place and there had been no room for others. So close to the city it's ok, but I wish there was more allowed in the remote areas. The government use the argument that it disturbing the wildlife etc. But if you ask them about ruin large amount of nature to set up huge wind parks that does not give solid electricity. They have no shame what so ever and wildlife is not important anymore
@@tshansen Too many people too little space. And many people in their "this-is-my-place"-mode ;-) We need more ommm. Cheers, Günter/Nürnberg
That bike is too small for you. you should have size xl and 29" wheels. Sell it and buy Orbea wild 2024 ☝️💪 Bosch engine And 750 wh battery.
Why is it to small? And why must I have 29" wheels?
@@tshansen Ur big Bro ☝️
@@tshansen 185-190 cm?
@@RIDEandPEWPEW No, I'm 200 cm tall and weight in about 90 kg.... From what I understand on a mtb size is not that critical. Yes if I was riding more street race etc it could have been better to size up on frame, but after adjusting the bike, the L fits me good enough. (from what I can find info about)
@@tshansen OMG 2m 😃😃😃 so now I know why you look like a wasp on a candy bar. I ride enduro and downhill,(27.5" size M 175cm) but 29" is better for trails.