Bikepacking Pisgah | Day One
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- čas přidán 24. 11. 2021
- Jay, Will, and Eddie go bikepacking through the Pisgah National Forest in Western North Carolina. They travel over 70 miles from Asheville to Brevard.
On day one, they travel 22 miles up & over the Blue Ridge to find dispersed camping on Yellow Gap Road.
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Quickly becoming one of my favourite channels! Keep up the awesome content guys!
Awesome! Thank you! -Eddie
I haven't been to The Psigah in a few years, made it Thru Asheville a couple years ago. Beautiful area. Cool video.
Cool, thanks! -Edie
just found your channel yesterday and it just become one of my favorite bikepacking youtube channel . thanks for sharing 😍😍
I'm glad you enjoy it. We have a new adventure coming soon! -Eddie
Great video!
Glad you liked it! -Eddie
Nice to see Eddie recovered and back out. Good job guys. Thanks for this new adventure.
Thanks for watching! -Eddie
Looked like a cool ride. Enjoyed the video and looking forward to the rest of the series.
Glad you enjoyed it; more to come! -Eddie
Great video as always. Thank you for a putting out the video series.
Glad you enjoy it! -Eddie
Super nice vibe channel. Good to see you're up & cycling again!
Hey, thanks! -Eddie
Love the change in tone from easy miles at the Arboretum to "that stunk!" There's only one way to get to the Parkway - up! Love the video :)
Glad you enjoyed it! -Eddie
Great stuff guys!! Hopefully that mechanical issue gets resolved
Thanks! Keep watching to find out! -Eddie
Another great video guys! I love these kind of videos showing the good.. but also the bad :-) The area looks like a great place to ride and the footage is really good!
Thanks for watching! -Eddie
Awesome video gents. Love the content. Eddie glad to see you back on the saddle. You guys need to get Will on a Fatty... Or at least a plus tire. Lol
Fatties Rock!
🤘🏽😎
Thanks! Maybe for the next trip - sand or snow might push him over the edge! -Eddie
How to feel 😊😊
Feelin' great! -Eddie
Now that you've used the bag rack combo for a few trips what is your thoughts? I'm looking at this right now. I am contemplating the bags on the OMM site as it seems like all soft connections and a little lighter with less possible mechanical connection failures but I really like the way these bags look and durability.
I'm planning a follow up video to compare. I'm not going back to a seat bag (unless I get a full-suspension bike again). The rack and panniers is the way to go if you have a hard tail. The weight is lower, capacity is greater, mounting is more secure, etc. I could go on.
The best part is that it allows me to take things off the bars and other random strapped-on crap and get it lower and to the back of the bike. -Eddie
8:43 if you guys would've turned a right there, there is a pretty sweet man made lake (reservoir)
Thanks for the tip! -Eddie
Hllo eddie hw r u..??
How is ur collarbone.,??
Actually wants to knw whether ur collar bone is perfectly fine md back to normal or not..?
Do u feel any pain during bike ride or cycling Or exercise ..??
Last mnth i fell down from bike nd collar bone got fracture, can u pls suggest me or guide me for healthy recovery..?
My collarbone is perfectly fine. There's a little numbness below the incision and sometimes it just feels weird/strange. No pain and no loss of strength.
My suggestions are to focus on flexibility first and then start slowly building your strength back. Oh, and don't quit! -Eddie
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Haha - Eddie