Love the parents wearing dark clothes The Ninja cloak of invisibility makes cycling terrifying and awful. Maximum visibility makes every day a great day!
Thanks for the great video and message. We have 2 kids - daughter 6 and son 8 - who spend a lot of time outdoors with us. We're currently looking into doing some self-supporting overnight cycle trips and as you say, experiencing things differently at a slower pace. There's also the great satisfaction that come from covering distances under your own power that we buy into. Since before they were 3, they've both been able to hike 20 kms (12 miles) through fairly rugged terrain and have learned much about grit and how amazing they can be, no doubt as your kids are doing. So thanks for the great story, production and positive energy. Great to see no devices... :-) Cheers from Sydney, Aust - Dave
That sounds great. The last time I was in Utah I was on a motorbike tour with a few buddies. What a beautiful place it is too. Cheers and thanks for taking the time to reply. Dave
@@royfowler1583 They made a film showing parent cyclists, wearing dark colours. That's great for being invisible in the shadows to sunglasses wearing drivers, Powderpuff. Utah is obviously an extermination camp for tourists. It shins with the slime!!
The parents have dark colours on to make them look thin and invisible. Shadows are places where sunglasses wearing drivers hit invisible cyclists. Many parents love to hide their cycling kids - in the Ninja cloak of invisibility, due to being crappy parents. OK?
WAY TO GO ! So prould of you guys !!!!
Love the parents wearing dark clothes The Ninja cloak of invisibility makes cycling terrifying and awful. Maximum visibility makes every day a great day!
Thanks for the great video and message. We have 2 kids - daughter 6 and son 8 - who spend a lot of time outdoors with us. We're currently looking into doing some self-supporting overnight cycle trips and as you say, experiencing things differently at a slower pace. There's also the great satisfaction that come from covering distances under your own power that we buy into. Since before they were 3, they've both been able to hike 20 kms (12 miles) through fairly rugged terrain and have learned much about grit and how amazing they can be, no doubt as your kids are doing. So thanks for the great story, production and positive energy. Great to see no devices... :-) Cheers from Sydney, Aust - Dave
Thanks for sharing your story and kind words. We hope to welcome you and your family to Utah on your next outdoor adventure soon!
That sounds great. The last time I was in Utah I was on a motorbike tour with a few buddies. What a beautiful place it is too. Cheers and thanks for taking the time to reply. Dave
Del, do you obey traffic laws? Most cyclists don't. Do you have time to chat?
Nice Outback!! I thought this was a Subaru commercial. You guys are awesome!!
Very entertaining video. Would love to make the trip and just might! Thanks, good people!
The dark clothes on the parents, makes then look thin AND invisible, eh kids?
@@royfowler1583 They made a film showing parent cyclists, wearing dark colours. That's great for being invisible in the shadows to sunglasses wearing drivers, Powderpuff. Utah is obviously an extermination camp for tourists. It shins with the slime!!
Nice day trip family!
You bet! If you'd like any tips while planning a trip, we are happy to help!
Do you obey traffic laws? Do you have time to chat?
The parents have dark colours on to make them look thin and invisible. Shadows are places where sunglasses wearing drivers hit invisible cyclists. Many parents love to hide their cycling kids - in the Ninja cloak of invisibility, due to being crappy parents. OK?