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The 2024 Commute By Bike

The 2024 Commute By Bike

Sunset at Cadiz

Sunset at Cadiz

Chat-eau Ducup, Perpignan

Chat-eau Ducup, Perpignan

Annecy to Chamonix

Annecy to Chamonix

Dijon to Annecy

Dijon to Annecy

Paris to Dijon

Paris to Dijon

Evening in Paris

Evening in Paris

Wasdale 2023

Wasdale 2023

The Hardknott Pass

The Hardknott Pass

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  • @5217tuber
    @5217tuber3 күн бұрын

    Very nice video - I’ll watch the previous 3 parts soon. You have a pleasant voice and I appreciated both your narration and the music.

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube2 күн бұрын

    Thanks for the positive comments. Hope you enjoy the other three videos. :-) Andrew

  • @user-yv7kw1df7c
    @user-yv7kw1df7c14 күн бұрын

    I would appreciate it if you could send me the location of the sign in the hook van holand

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube14 күн бұрын

    Here you go: w3w.co/knaves.bagels.surfaces

  • @martsmith63
    @martsmith6329 күн бұрын

    How did you get back home from the But of Lewis?

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube29 күн бұрын

    I cycled back to Stornaway, ferry to Ullapool, cycled to Garth, train to Inverness then Glasgow. After a night in Glasgow, train home to Yorkshire. kzread.info/dash/bejne/dKKLq8qlecS5Zco.htmlsi=e5iYsky_pJHc4F9h

  • @rickd6880
    @rickd6880Ай бұрын

    Excellent video. Thank you…

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTubeАй бұрын

    Thanks Rick. You’ve got three more to enjoy 😊

  • @cstewart3671
    @cstewart3671Ай бұрын

    Beautiful video thank you Andrew 🙏🏻

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTubeАй бұрын

    Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks :-)

  • @thatfenderbloke
    @thatfenderblokeАй бұрын

    You earned a thumbs up for the BJ reference, great video friend

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTubeАй бұрын

    Thanks. Yes, it was a wonderfully poetic moment of serendipity... :-)

  • @davidrowe8747
    @davidrowe8747Ай бұрын

    Inspirational, with a calm tone that suited the environment (well, except for the head-banging music in the Glasgow section!) ;-) I'm scheduled to ride the Hebridean Way in September and this has really got me looking forward to it!

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTubeАй бұрын

    Thanks David. Hope you have a good ride in september and that the weather is kind :-)

  • @shaun2049
    @shaun20492 ай бұрын

    In a car easy

  • @jimhislop8954
    @jimhislop89542 ай бұрын

    This video should be called "Absolutely nothing to do with cycling Europe: Coimbra"

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube2 ай бұрын

    Are you OK Jim?

  • @jimhislop8954
    @jimhislop89542 ай бұрын

    @@CyclingEuropeKZread absolutely fine, I was looking for a video on cycling around or two Coimbra and watched the video. It is simply a Travelog of Coimbra. Nice video, nothing to do with cycling!

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube2 ай бұрын

    @@jimhislop8954Try these: cyclingeurope.org/2019/09/15/cycling-europe-2019-21-days-of-travelling-in-20-videos/

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube2 ай бұрын

    Read more about the event here: cyclingeurope.org/2024/05/12/van-life-at-the-cycle-touring-festival-2024/

  • @christineessex1441
    @christineessex14413 ай бұрын

    Looks great, but what route is it?? Anyone know?

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube3 ай бұрын

    Can’t remember if we followed a route or not. I seem to think it was something off Komoot…

  • @christineessex1441
    @christineessex14412 ай бұрын

    @@CyclingEuropeKZread Thanks very much! If you find it, please put a link here before Saturday 18th May, when I am due to cycle from Skipton to Settle.

  • @theskids6
    @theskids63 ай бұрын

    Congrats on finishing the new book Andrew. Looking forward to reading it 👍

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube3 ай бұрын

    Thanks. You'll be able to buy a copy online (Amazon) from May 1st. :-)

  • @neiltaylor1070
    @neiltaylor10703 ай бұрын

    Beautiful and inspirational! Got me thinking that I need to ride around France a bit! Keeping my eye out for the book too ;)

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube3 ай бұрын

    Thanks Neil. Your positive comments are much appreciated. The book is out on May 1st :-)

  • @davidseaford797
    @davidseaford7973 ай бұрын

    I really was enjoying podcast a little bit of escapism , the guitar reminded of tales of the river bank , unfortunately like a lot of people nowadays you have made it a point to vent political tribalism once you hear your views on Boris or brexit (not that I supported either ) it sort of ruins it , I hope you keep it out the classroom,

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube3 ай бұрын

    Mmm... You might want to stay clear of the upcoming book. It's very much written for ardent remainers :-)

  • @letsseeyoutravel8364
    @letsseeyoutravel83643 ай бұрын

    Again ... well done with the videos....maybe I will follow your rout next year.

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube3 ай бұрын

    Thanks. Your positive comments are again very welcome :-)

  • @letsseeyoutravel8364
    @letsseeyoutravel83643 ай бұрын

    I plan on doing a bike trip in France next year, what do you recommend as a GPS to follow the Eurovelo?

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube3 ай бұрын

    I think you can now find GPS tracks on the EuroVelo website

  • @letsseeyoutravel8364
    @letsseeyoutravel83643 ай бұрын

    What GPS did you use for this trip?

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube3 ай бұрын

    Hi. I didn't use a GPS to navigate the route: I used maps (physical and online) as well as following the signs on the ground. I did track my route using Cyclemeter, mainly for later reference when I was writing the book.

  • @letsseeyoutravel8364
    @letsseeyoutravel83643 ай бұрын

    Very well made... very inspirational...thanks for sharing your trip.

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube3 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the positive feedback. The book will be available on 1.5.24 :-)

  • @pauldenney7908
    @pauldenney79083 ай бұрын

    Well done Seth for not giving up, but if I'm ever up on a charge in the US don't offer to defend me 😉

  • @marciocarrilho
    @marciocarrilho4 ай бұрын

    Great video! Which model is your Koga bike?

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube4 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the positive feedback :-) The Koga is a WorldTraveller Signature. I made a video about it a couple of years ago and you can watch it here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZoKfltCMoJWYnqw.htmlsi=5mSWBM_lzls5N5pQ

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube4 ай бұрын

    There's also a detailed review here: cyclingeurope.org/wanda/

  • @jimgemelas4147
    @jimgemelas41474 ай бұрын

    Hello! Are the routes for this trip available on Strava?

  • @jimgemelas4147
    @jimgemelas41474 ай бұрын

    or on Ride with GPS?

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube4 ай бұрын

    Hi. I didn't record the rides on Strava but I did record them using Cyclemeter. However, even after all this time, I still haven't got around to putting the links on my website. Sorry for that. Perhaps I should rectify the situation. If I do, I will place them on the following page of my website: CyclingEurope.org/LeGrandTour :-)

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube4 ай бұрын

    Ahh... I've just realised that you are referring to the trip in the podcast. Apologies. Try contacting Susan and Ron via the links they give in the podcast. Good luck!

  • @peterlindsay8235
    @peterlindsay82354 ай бұрын

    Hi Andrew, I am also thinking I may need to include some fast forwards on my ride to keep to my overly optimistic ride plan. Can I please ask what train company you used and if you had to prebook your bike? I liked the fact that you didn’t have to unload or box your bike. I will be heading in the same direction having crossed France to Mulhouse on EV6

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube4 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the comments / questions Peter. The trains were very easy to use. The secret is to avoid using high-speed trains (TGV etc...) as these are always problematic. Medium-distance regional trains are the way to go. In France these are the TER trains of the SNCF and there are equivalent trains in all the other countries. Unlike in Britain where the train network has been fragmented and made very complicated, in most other European countries the network remains in tact and one app on your phone will cover all of the trains in your chosen country. France: SNCF / Germany: DB (Deutsch Bahn) / Switzerland: SBB etc... Hope this helps. Enjoy your trip! :-)

  • @mikascamp
    @mikascamp4 ай бұрын

    absolutely beautiful I'd love to take the same route and visiting monte saint michel has been a bucket list goal that I would like to tick off, I ferry from the same port so would there be any chance of linking the gpx please would be most appreciated creating routs takes me longer than it should as theirs too many options. thanks

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube4 ай бұрын

    Hi. Thanks for the positive comments. I did record the route using Cyclemeter but haven't yet got around to putting the links on my website. That said, I did follow signposted routes so if you go to the relevant website of the cycle route then you will probably find the GPS tracks there as well. Hope this helps. :-)

  • @mikascamp
    @mikascamp4 ай бұрын

    @@CyclingEuropeKZread many thanks, after watching I also listened to your podcast, taking note of "concrete slab" section of the Rhine, I would possibly like to avoid this altogether as quite understandably you didn't enthuse about and honestly it doesn't sound fun either part of my local promenade cycle rout is the same concrete slab although not to the bumpy extent you describe, do you have any suggestions or routs in hindsight you would of rather taken over this section?

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube4 ай бұрын

    @@mikascamp Hi Dan (I think). I'm just finishing off the book about the trip and this is what I have written about the concrete slabs: "The final 40km of the day [to Gernsheim] were comparatively straightforward but not devoid of challenge. The wind continued to be a force to be reckoned with, especially when the cycle path adopted a position on the elevated flood bank of the river. At least it was chronic. The slabs of concrete that formed much of the surface were somewhat more testing. The cycling equivalent of Chinese water torture. Unlike continuous tarmac or gravel, the slabs of concrete had been laid in sections of around 5 metres. The gaps between the slabs resulted in a short, sharp jolt of the bike. It was indeed tortuous and if they are looking to update their methods, the Chinese really should pay a visit to the Rhine." And then the following about the morning after: "I paused briefly for breakfast at a bakery in Stockstadt am Rhein, a small town which was no longer on the Rhine thanks to canalisation work. I was delighted to discover that the cycle route now seemed to be devoid of the horrible concrete slabs that had blighted much of the previous afternoon. As the path followed the course of the severely emaciated meander of the old Rhine, it did so along wooded paths, quiet roads and at one point over some comically bone-shaking cobbles… but no slabs of concrete. I was not quite ready for that torture again. " So they were only for a few hours one afternoon. It was sometimes possible to ride along the top of the dyke and that meant avoiding the concrete but otherwise, without a largish detour away from the river, I think you might have to be prepared to have your bones shaken. The book should be out in April. :-)

  • @mikascamp
    @mikascamp4 ай бұрын

    @@CyclingEuropeKZread hopefully the suspension seatpost will take the sting out of the worst of it🤞, great excerpt from the book, your writing is very much Bill Bryson-esque fantastic, I will definitely have to take a look. thanks again.

  • @freewheelandive
    @freewheelandive5 ай бұрын

    Thanks again Andrew for your skilled holiday sharing. I guess being English Paris would have been an easy destination in the past, hence your quick overview. Ta.🙏🏾🙏🏾

  • @freewheelandive
    @freewheelandive5 ай бұрын

    Thank you Andrew for your skilled and patient communication of your holiday. I learnt lots.🙏🏾🙏🏾

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube4 ай бұрын

    It's a pleasure!

  • @freewheelandive
    @freewheelandive5 ай бұрын

    Thanks Sir, for your creative and skilled efforts in sharing the path with us all. Brilliant.🙏🏾🙏🏾

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube5 ай бұрын

    Thanks Dave. Your positive feedback is very much appreciated :-)

  • @freewheelandive
    @freewheelandive5 ай бұрын

    Thank you Andrew for the excellent photography, sensible inclusion of the Euro Velo signage and piste conditions and your calm and logical sharing of what is after all a vacation. I found it very educative so thanks.🙏🏾🙏🏾

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube5 ай бұрын

    Thanks Dave. It was a pleasure! :-)

  • @dooley-ch
    @dooley-ch5 ай бұрын

    Don't know what the hell you were doing in Basel, but there are definitely elevators on ALL of the platform, have been for several years.

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube4 ай бұрын

    Have you considered that even Swiss elevators break down?

  • @daveanderson7304
    @daveanderson73046 ай бұрын

    Really wonderful videos. Very well done. I am looking forward to retirement, soon, to enjoy longer tours. Greetings from Oregon, USA.

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube6 ай бұрын

    Thanks Dave. Your feedback is very much appreciated. May your retirement be long and active! Best wishes from Yorkshire, England.

  • @mbrylewski
    @mbrylewski6 ай бұрын

    Great editing on the video

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube6 ай бұрын

    Thanks! :-)

  • @mbrylewski
    @mbrylewski6 ай бұрын

    Hi, I salute you for undertaking your trip. Which bike did you use for the trip?

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube6 ай бұрын

    Thanks again! :-) It was a Koga WorldTraveller bike. I’d certainly recommend it. You’ll find more details on my website: cyclingeurope.org/wanda/

  • @mbrylewski
    @mbrylewski6 ай бұрын

    @@CyclingEuropeKZread thank you for the information

  • @mbrylewski
    @mbrylewski6 ай бұрын

    @@CyclingEuropeKZread you have tons of information on the website👍

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube6 ай бұрын

    @@mbrylewski It should keep you busy :-)

  • @colinwellman9480
    @colinwellman94806 ай бұрын

    Thanks for sharing your journey Andrew, I'd already listened to the podcasts and the film is a real bonus. I've taken advantage of the offer on a Kindle book of one of your earlier tours. I'm hoping it will be just as enjoyable as Le G'and Tour.

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube6 ай бұрын

    Thanks Colin. Your positive feedback is much appreciated. Hope you enjoy the books. The Grand Tour book should be out at some point in the spring... :-)

  • @ljd8520
    @ljd85207 ай бұрын

    Just planning a cycle from Hook of Holland to Konstanz starting April 28th .a mere 800 km . Wish me luck.

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube7 ай бұрын

    Good luck! Hope the weather is kind :-)

  • @arjanthomassen2882
    @arjanthomassen28827 ай бұрын

    Really nice video! Keeps me a lot of motivation to keep on cycling and camping.

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube7 ай бұрын

    Thanks Arjan. Your positive feedback is much appreciated :-) Good luck on your future adventures!

  • @kayakerjer
    @kayakerjer8 ай бұрын

    Brilliant cycling vlog! Thanks so much for all the hard work that goes into preparing these. As an older cyclist with serious health issues, I’ve been able to complete inn-to-inn trips with luggage transfer across France on the Deux Mers and north to south across the Netherlands and down into Bruges. I’ve been searching for what next to put on my bucket list. Your videos are giving me plenty of inspiration. Love your main theme song which I’d love to put on a music playlist for my next cycling trip. Is it available for purchase anywhere?

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube8 ай бұрын

    Hi Jerry. Thanks for the positive comments about the videos - they are very much appreciated. Sorry to hear about your health issues but they don't sound as though they are preventing you from getting out on the bike - far from it!! Long may that continue. As for the music, it was written and performed by Rob Ainsley. He's a fellow cyclist and he writes about cycle touring for magazines. If you'd like to listen to / download his music, you can do so by visiting the following page of his website - e2e.bike/e2e-bike/writings/ - and scrolling down a bit to the 'music' section. I'll pass on your comments so that he knows you are a fan!! Best wishes and happy cycling, Andrew

  • @howardprice5872
    @howardprice58728 ай бұрын

    Wonderful video . Nice music. 👍

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube8 ай бұрын

    Thank you Mr Price. The orchestra cost me a fortune (and it was a squeeze in the back of my Mini…)

  • @sydguppy7024
    @sydguppy70242 ай бұрын

    @@CyclingEuropeKZread can you tell me the music title please?? I've tried with shazam but no luck

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube2 ай бұрын

    @@sydguppy7024 The music is one of the pieces of stock music that Apple offer users of iMovie to create a soundtrack of films made using the software. If you are an Apple user, you'll find it somewhere in the list of available music. Sorry, I don't know its name. Hope this helps.

  • @howardprice5872
    @howardprice58728 ай бұрын

    Superb work

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube8 ай бұрын

    It’s up for an Oscar…

  • @SimonCurrey
    @SimonCurrey8 ай бұрын

    A couple of tweaks I have made. Change SKS mudguards to next size up. Which in any case is the size Recommended by sks. Then fit 35mm Schwalbe Marathon supreme. Faster, more comfortable and better puncture protection. Swap pedals for lighter road pedals with Zefal nylon quarter clips, then 5 10 MTB shoes. Hugely more versatile.

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube8 ай бұрын

    Interesting suggestions, thanks! :-)

  • @dorianblue4229
    @dorianblue42294 ай бұрын

    Hi Simon, from the Italian Alps here... what mudguard sizes do you mean, referring to 35mm tyres? I've always reckoned some 10 mm wider than the tyres. Wider than that, let's say +more than 15 mm, i've always thought there's an advantage in them not rubbing when out of true/slack spokes, also for mud and dirt clearance of course, but they might have a (though slight, admittedly)slowing effect maybe? Anyway...curious what you mean by 'one size up'...cheers to you guys :)

  • @SimonCurrey
    @SimonCurrey4 ай бұрын

    My touring bike is a Ridgeback World Panorama. It came cheap 32mm continental tyres. The mudguards were the classic silver SKS. I worked out the mudguards were under sized. Presumably to look sleek. I fitted the correct size to give an overlap. Which gave room for larger tyres. The bike has cantilever brakes. I hope this is useful! The end result is a better bike.

  • @dorianblue4229
    @dorianblue42294 ай бұрын

    @@SimonCurrey yes, thanks - it does help. Exchanging experiences and views on same or similar bikes, is always enriching. I am waiting for a current Panorama to be delivered at mine. It has discs now (thanks for mentioning brakes. I would have well looked into second-hand Ridgebacksis/classic dropbar tourers, but in Italy is impossible... Discs honestly is good and bad for my know-how and use - i almost regret not having looked into the Voyage better - it still has rim brakes). I liked some little details as a good plus on the Panorama, eg. the double brake levers on top. They sound easy to fit but have never got around to doing it on my past bikes.) Out of curiosity, i've just had a quick scroll on these bikes here on youtube, there's very few videos, old too (8 to 14 years old...) one interestingly shows their Panorama has Deore gearing in the rear at least, i have it on my mtb and find it great, fast and reliable. Am surprised they managed to fit mtb derailleurs with road shifters (shimano cranks and sprockets seem to be a different, easier story. But the shifters i've always been told, not to interchange them). Well all for the record, not meaning to take any further time from you or anyone, but interesting to hear just in case... thank you very much! Good rides... good times :)

  • @gailmcmillan8848
    @gailmcmillan88489 ай бұрын

    Great video, ive cycled the hebrides both ways, last time was barra and North, 2018, 3 weeks of no rain. Magical

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube9 ай бұрын

    Thanks. Yes, you’ve got to have the weather on your side!

  • @chrismurray7094
    @chrismurray70949 ай бұрын

    Excellent video that would inspire anyone to do the Hebridean Way.

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube9 ай бұрын

    Thanks Chris. Your comments are very much appreciated. I hope it inspires you! (If it hasn't already... :-) )

  • @jerrygiles6823
    @jerrygiles68239 ай бұрын

    Looks great - students must have loved it. Why there? Was it for a particular curriculum area?

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube9 ай бұрын

    French…

  • @MrJepo100
    @MrJepo10010 ай бұрын

    you sound like my dad's best friend, weirdly comforting

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube10 ай бұрын

    Err… Thanks? I’ll take that as a compliment :-)

  • @patsymeade8811
    @patsymeade881110 ай бұрын

    Hi Craig, loved the talk! Famous in hx eh, awww Craig very proud of you love, looking forward to the launch and also your new book,your mom and dad getting a mention so lovely and emotional so god knows what I'll be like when reading your book😆

  • @denisjackson8310
    @denisjackson831010 ай бұрын

    I enjoyed listening to Craig’s account . Now I’m older I can’t cycle long distances but I can listen from the comfort of my armchair . I know the route he took as I’ve driven it many times ….visiting my daughter and grandkids who live near Bergamo .

  • @Sophie703
    @Sophie70311 ай бұрын

    Amazing scenery and videography! Can’t wait to cycle this route myself - I’m especially excited about the peat smoked salmon. Yum!

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube11 ай бұрын

    Thanks Sophie. Your comments are much appreciated. The peat smoked salmon is recommended!

  • @BrunoBA
    @BrunoBA11 ай бұрын

    Such a nice video, from this lovely city. You really were able to capture beauty in everyday life. Thanks for editing and sharing it!

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube11 ай бұрын

    Thanks :-)

  • @kevinw7044
    @kevinw704411 ай бұрын

    I love Paris and France. My wife is French so maybe I am a little bit biased.

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube11 ай бұрын

    Yes. My only issue with Paris was all the smokers!!!

  • @kevinw7044
    @kevinw704411 ай бұрын

    @@CyclingEuropeKZreadI would agree with you.

  • @duncanrhodes4778
    @duncanrhodes477811 ай бұрын

    Stunning.

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube11 ай бұрын

    It was a nice evening being a flâneur…

  • @kevinw7044
    @kevinw704411 ай бұрын

    The 7.00pm view looked very nice. :)

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube11 ай бұрын

    It was. And not too pricey for Paris - €3.20.

  • @hughevans3932
    @hughevans393211 ай бұрын

    Just out of interests: what map holder were you using and how did you attach it to the handlebars? Excellent video by the way.

  • @CyclingEuropeYouTube
    @CyclingEuropeYouTube11 ай бұрын

    Hi. Thanks for the positive comments about the film. As for the ‘map holder’ (it’s the most common question that I’m asked!!), it’s actually sold as a tablet holder by Topeak although not sure how many people would want to strap their tablet to their handlebars. Works equally well as a waterproof map holder :-) Here’s the link: www.topeak.com/global/en/product/798-TABLET-DRYBAG