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Wonderful. I love both of those areas so much. Thank you

How do you not puncture? Lol.

Uma Montain Bike não seria mais confortável ?

Is this on a go pro?

This was an amazing video. Hugely-hugely motivating. I’ve been heavily considering building my own wheelset. I build everything else on my bikes from the frame up- except the wheels and I feel like that’s like the Holy Grail of bike building. I’m a huge huge fan of DT Swiss hubs, which is one of the biggest reasons why I’m looking into building my own wheels. In this video has been hugely motivational. I appreciate all the time you put into this, thank you!

11:14 wow nice safe

Great filming very inspiring. Congrats !!

Riding a descent like that on the hoods is asking for death

Imma pray to God and whatever happens, happens 😊 thats what i told myself

Dude is holding the GoPro in his mouth

camera go pro?

Hi, I am planning a Paris to brussels trip and am thinking about doing it unsupported in one day. When I look at Komoot I see that it gives me an option of around 310km. Not sure if you could help me out a little? Your trip was 360km? Why the extra?

The trail route looks safe, is the trail really made in one direction, or does it happen to be quiet?

This video definitly deserves more viewers. Awesome ❤

Perfect captured, my compliments.

Epic!

Belgium is beautiful and awesome. We moved there.

Nice vid! What tool did you use for initial lacing?

Hi, Cool Video! did you bite the action cam all the way?

i don't know if its the perspective, but you could use some bigger tires

11:14 my stomach dropped! a few months ago I lost it and hit the side wall, nothing serious happened, but the fear is still there.

Super knap gemaakt!

Excellent descend! But, don't you think your driving is too risky??

Looks much to rough for those skinny gravel tires in some areas. But it went well!

Sure you can ride (with a support car) from Paris to Brussels in one go. I rode from Düsseldorf to Paris (510km) in one go unsupported last year in 23 hours. It was an incredible experience.

why didn't you use slipstream?

Awesome work!! Thanks again for the beautiful shots and the support on the road! 🤩

Wat een geweldige prestatie! 😍

I love everything you create!

Nice challenge! Great shots again ;)

Beautiful Video, thank you for sharing your story with us.

Very nice.

Terrifying

Rimane una gran bici diversa dal solito

Sweet video! What tires and size are u running? They look hella skinny😅🙉

Seems like a really cool trip!

Crazy guy, make more content like this please ✌🏼

Thanks for this beautiful video you have inspired me to go here

Où est placé le boîtier de jonction pour les vitesses ?!!!! Il s'agit bien du groupe dura ace 9170 la?

Questa è come una more aprima vista e questione di pelle 👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Magnificent video and bike…is this like watching “Salt Bae”..drop the finishing touches…amazing visuals and of course the music is dramatic for this reason…bravo.

Amazing video, i wanna know the music...

Beautifully made video! You captured the story an essence of Repete very nicely, love it!

That one blue bike is gorgeous , so beautiful The white one also 😍😍😍

Awesome video man. Was this actually in Soldeu?

Hoi. Ik ben ook gravel fietser van Ronse. Groetjes.

Nice.

100% loving the look of the bikes. I had a custom builder here in the US build my frame for me. There is no comparison to how a brand bike or these carbon bikes ride based on how many bikes I've owned, which is a lot. I tell people, if you're going to spend a lot of money on a bike get one made for you. It's a purchase you will never regret. Kudos to you guys and hope you continue to do well in this industry.

love it? Where is this? Can you share gpx?

This was a really great video. For anyone who has ever wondered what goes into buying or making your own wheels, this is a terrific overview. The wheels you built probably aren't a good economic value compared with the Zip 303 if you consider the value of your time and resale value (to say nothing of the investment in tools) but I truly appreciate what you said about your interest in learning how to build and repair your bike and the zen of wrenching on it yourself, which I share. I'm looking forward to your next video!