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Happy travels

I enjoyed these mini interviews!

I use to love doing this …..but on dirt bikes

Every needs to remember the camera never shows the true steepness of the hills

You said makara wrong

The Problem with powerplay is the lazy power delivery and no overrun. It is the most powerful motor but only when you can sustain pedaling on easy climbs like this one. When it's technical terrain where you have to crank the pedals to avoid strikes the Powerplay becomes really slow and can't hang with Bosch's instant power delivery and overrun. Bosch gives near full power when you touch the pedals. But powerplay requires a one crank to get started.

Feels like an opportunity for a James May style 'our man in ......' series 👍

I don't have enough fingers for the number of times my glasses have been struck by overhanging greenery. On a couple of those occasions I've wondered what my eye would be like if struck directly. I wear scrip glasses so sadly I can't wear the ones you have here.

Edit is very cool 🎉

hey lance looking foward to seeing your trip, you should come up to Kerikeri and ride whitehills Kerikeri mtb club, you would be warmly welcomed!

sounds like a great trip, looking forward to seeing you try out some random bikes as well. on the topic of the dads army whistler trip. who in the dads army group would have the best videos from that trip [if any] and what is their channel name? don't want to miss all the whistler action.

The Santa Cruz slander 😂 valid jokes i just like the way their frames look

What an epic trip Lance! We will miss you mate but keep sending through the vids.

Did my first bikepacking trip, 425 miles, down pacific coast highway 101 five years ago at age 61. I’ve bike packed every summer since. 60 is the new 40, no big deal.

Far and away my favourite mtb channel! Can’t wait to see your European antics!

You will ride offroad until your first serious accident, when you learn how long it takes to heal. 50 is nothing. I'm 74 and still rising, just not offroad or in traffic. The trails shown in this video are very mild.

Come to the UK!

Riding and review the bike parks eg best trail, bike hire, cost of uplifts, best food and bike shops

Sounds like an epic trip😊

Sounds exciting, can't wait to see your adventure!

I reckon having one vacation / travel vlog video and one mountain bike day video separate would be sweet. I assume some people only want to see the riding, like if they search for that park specificly. But to see the local towns you go to, 'touristy' stuff you do and random food you eat would be cool too

shot aww johnny, looking forward to it !!!!!xoxo

Buy a good quality second hand e-bike that has already depreciated from new , then sell it at the end of the trip, just like the tourists do in NZ with Vans.

Sounds like an epic trip, looking forward to the vids maybe you could edit the opera out.

Brilliant. Sounds like a fantastic adventure. And thanks for offering to pay for me to tag along . I am sure I heard that in there somewhere.

Enjoy ! That trip will be mega

Exciting! Have fun.

Apparently ciabatta means slipper 💡

Can't wait!

At a quick count that was 84 times someone said "Steve" 😆Its almost like you have to be called Steve to be in DA

I started riding mountian bikes in 1980. My first mnt bike was a Bianchi flat bar road bike I put knoby tires on. I am now 62 and still shredding. I am not old enough yet for an ebike.

Whoever invents good regenerative breaking for e-bikes is going to be rich :-)

At 9:00: Admit it, you felt a little bit guilty then :-)

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Have you considered taking up modelling 😅

54 mum of 3 boys and just moved to a Scott emtb. Live for mountain biking, downhill adrenalin, fresh air and good times. If you ever want a lady to join in with the boys at Woodhill one day let me know! Have I ever mentioned e bikes!! 😂

65 here. Ride 3 times a week. Kayak, fish , hike and backpack all the time. Yeah, retirement is so boring... Hardly costs me any money.

Ricky mountain has no over run ? Does that make it harder to get up a rock ledge for example?

Sick edit Lance 🤘

Photochromic is pretty much all I use at the moment.

You guys are so lucky to have mates to ride with ...nice ...im 54 and always..alone

Very slick camera work nice 👌

you’ve been to cap before teo

A stick in the eye is no joke

Nice edit, and nice style down side of fries, gotta get the courage to hit that, glasses look good to😊

Last time they had a promotion on their bike lights, they gave me a pair of glasses as a gift. Honestly, I was really surprised and delighted by these glasses. I didn't expect such a high-quality item as a freebie, and I really like them. Mainly because they make me look cool, haha😜. Now, I don't just wear them when mountain biking; they also help filter out those jerks who blast their high beams at me when I'm driving. Since they also provide UV protection, I wear them when I go out, too. I really don't want to buy a bunch of different glasses, it's too much hassle.

The photochromic feature does seem quite convenient.😊

Good stuff ! Are they e-bike certified? 😁 The coupon works on the US website nice! 👍 How long will it stay valid?

64, fairly recent rider (4 year) ride with a group of 40-50 year olds. Started on an Levo now I ride my acoustic as much as my e bike. The group still out rides me but graciously wait at the bottom. They have definitely made me a better rider. Spent a day at the bike park in Big Bear California, I am really enjoying the ski lift up part. I have never ridden Whistler, skied it plenty, but I have done both at Mammoth and it is worthy of a trip. Hit Mammoth and Tahoe, then head to Colorado and that is an epic trip, skiing or riding. Great video, liked the interviews.

Awesome guys!! I'm in the US. Just about to turn 61 and got back into mtb 4yrs ago, initially as a way to cross train for rim-to-rim runs in the Grand Canyon. Mtb soon became all I could think about, and the majority of my training! I converted a 2008 Rocky Mountain Flatline 1 DH bike, to be an all mountain training rig, by adding a dropper, and 1x. It's 46lbs/21kg of goodness, and the majority of what I do on it, is climbing, on the same trails that I run on. It's an absolute blast.