A summer many many years ago, I had no job and little to my name really. I took a flight out of my country with my bike to meet my best friend and cycle through the Pyrenees from east to west. Our route took us eventually to Col de Port, and getting to the top we stopped in the bar/restaurant shown at 0:43. We got talking to a waiter there who told us there was a small town called Massat down the valley where there is going to be a party the following night. We camped close by the top of Col de Port that night and decided to check out this town the following day. We woke up at sunrise and descended Col de Port to Massat. We went to the town's municipal camping grounds and set ourselves up. Long story short; we went to that party and I met my now wife. I completed the trip with my friend then returned to Massat and spent many years living there. This road was my daily life; on the bike, in the car, in various houses of friends that show up in the video. I enjoy the roads in lots of your videos, but this one is special. Thanks for putting this one out!
We stopped briefly in Massat to fill up our bidons before tackling Col de Port. What a fantastic area to ride a bike in, so many interesting single lane roads disappearing up the hillsides. Thank you for sharing your story, such a good one. You don't need a lot of money or planning, you just need a sense of adventure and to take a chance. Once you're on the road life has a funnny way of working out for the good in ways you could have never predicted.
I figured you were back in the Pyrenees again, but this is the ride of which you uploaded the descent of Col de Cioula before, the video that inspired me to do that climb last month. I descended this Col de Port two times too last month too. The frist time after ascending from Tarascon. The second time after ascending from Massat like you did here. I also loved the flow in the descent that follows the small climb that starts pretty much where this video ends.
If anyone finds a blue tire glider somewhere on this descent, it's mine. Enjoy it, I bought another. I left my saddle bag open and this was the only item I failed to find back.
Love the channel Brian. Personally not a fan of the extra circular map on the screen, or that double screen section-it's too much. Less is more, like this video of yours is just the right amount of screen clutter, imo. ua-cam.com/video/8WMtZ3BFjwU/v-deo.html
A summer many many years ago, I had no job and little to my name really. I took a flight out of my country with my bike to meet my best friend and cycle through the Pyrenees from east to west. Our route took us eventually to Col de Port, and getting to the top we stopped in the bar/restaurant shown at 0:43. We got talking to a waiter there who told us there was a small town called Massat down the valley where there is going to be a party the following night. We camped close by the top of Col de Port that night and decided to check out this town the following day.
We woke up at sunrise and descended Col de Port to Massat. We went to the town's municipal camping grounds and set ourselves up. Long story short; we went to that party and I met my now wife. I completed the trip with my friend then returned to Massat and spent many years living there. This road was my daily life; on the bike, in the car, in various houses of friends that show up in the video.
I enjoy the roads in lots of your videos, but this one is special. Thanks for putting this one out!
We stopped briefly in Massat to fill up our bidons before tackling Col de Port. What a fantastic area to ride a bike in, so many interesting single lane roads disappearing up the hillsides.
Thank you for sharing your story, such a good one. You don't need a lot of money or planning, you just need a sense of adventure and to take a chance. Once you're on the road life has a funnny way of working out for the good in ways you could have never predicted.
You're lucky, man. Enjoy the scene
beautiful story
This is peak descent footage, can’t get better than this
love the new camera work, and the new technical information display
These videos are amazing! The skill to descend like this, with luggage is mind blowing!
Wow , lots of information all around the screen 👌😎 and now dual screen to see better landscape view😍👍 Go on Safa, go on 👏
who is the other rider?
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Love the drone footage !
Iam waited so long for more europe rides :D , beautiful to watch with the drone perspective!
Surprising how speed gets portrayed from two different perspectives, right?! Doesn't look fast at all from up there.
@@madyogi6164 when you watch it, it looks so slow and easy, but also half of the speed is crazy fast 😀
Drone perspective 👌
Great video. Love the drone assist.
I figured you were back in the Pyrenees again, but this is the ride of which you uploaded the descent of Col de Cioula before, the video that inspired me to do that climb last month.
I descended this Col de Port two times too last month too. The frist time after ascending from Tarascon. The second time after ascending from Massat like you did here. I also loved the flow in the descent that follows the small climb that starts pretty much where this video ends.
I feel like watching these descents is far more terrifying than actually descending.
Beautiful little town.
Some big improvements to data recently. Almost as big as your cajones. Quality ride boys.
Right on monsieur, Safa never disappoints. Love it
Brian tu pourrais suivre une étape du Tour de France et filmer le peloton sur une descente d'un col, ça serait spectaculaire 👍
Great film, not disappointed with that!
Drone camera split screen was a great trick on this. 👋👍
Damn I can't ride like that anymore. I'm could when I was in my teens. Amazing the older you get the more fear you have 😂
Salut brian cool comme dab...avec un peu de musique 🎵 en plus ça serait encore mieux 😊65000
what a nice clip !
Drone Split View was wicked. I wonder if you could get someone to do a chase view!!
Amazing video 🫣 What’s the bag you guys have on the back and how is it mounted? Couldn’t find it on any of the links provided.
More vids like this please
Hello excuse a moi can i overtake your big truck!
Fantastic interaction!👌🤣
Great riding as always!👍
Beautiful! I'm curious, where's the camera mounted? Is it a chest strap?
For a second there I thought Taylor had some Lotus style seat stays.
Awesome Video :)
These are crazy
So how do you get the overlay of your stats and map? Is that something the hammerhead does?
where are you mounting the camera? Chest strap or helmet?
Very cool.
COOL!! So what tire size and witch brend are they?
There was definitely LOTS of braking down that one 🤷🏻♂️
If anyone finds a blue tire glider somewhere on this descent, it's mine. Enjoy it, I bought another. I left my saddle bag open and this was the only item I failed to find back.
for better experience, watch it at 2x speed.
Dude those roads look sketch 😂 terrifying to watch
Joo,tam sem taky byl 🚴👍
bird up
That avg speed tho
OMMGGG
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В сумке, что у него? хавчик!!!😂
Наверное мангал и мясо под шашлык, после таких заездов надо хорошо кушать)
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You need to plan a trip to Taiwan!
Le cool
Love the channel Brian. Personally not a fan of the extra circular map on the screen, or that double screen section-it's too much. Less is more, like this video of yours is just the right amount of screen clutter, imo.
ua-cam.com/video/8WMtZ3BFjwU/v-deo.html
hit a bump before the corner at those speeds you are dead
LOL, no. Please go back to bed, you are not a cyclist.
Thanks for the advice granpa
@@SonnyDarvishfunny guys