We Biked 3,000km into the Australian Outback (Amazing Experience!)

It does amuse me when I hear Australians pretend that they respect their aboriginal people. 😂

Amazing video an journey. Now I just need to convince the wife to let me do this. What was the hardest part of this for you? I think the flies would drive me nuts.

What a great video of our wonderful outback thank you so much for sharing. Some people are nice letting you stay in that beautiful accomidation. Loved the drone footage. The heli flight gave an impressive view of ularu.

Someone is still waiting for happiness to come to them, How misguided are they. Happiness is outside the house and you have to go for it.

Best flat pedals?

So if I'm going around the world with my old 1998 Diamondback mountain bike with Portland Design Works fenders is not going to work as I see here such fenders would be a real hinderance! Is that right? I'm also kind of worried as I splurged, starved for 1 1/2 months to get a Hilleberg Staika tent for my journey, with the "footprint" and weighs 9lbs. I wonder if you think that was a bad idea? I've enjoyed other videos of yours too and subscribed long ago. Thanks for all you do!

Was one of the bikes electric? Was it of any use? Pros and cons?

Good to see you found a new girl to join you on your travels! Hope we will see more of you together. And I really like that you're riding in Australia! I noticed not many people make videos touring through Australia. Ever thought about cycling throught the north part of Australia? I would love to see that. I also have to say this video feels like a documentary and was highly entertaining / educative. Very good edited.

What an amazing journey, thanks for sharing it with us. And thank you for your respect to Aboriginal names and art.

Yo Alee, where is Essh?

Amazing video ✌️💪🤘

And I have a question:
Why her bike looks larger in size compared to ur bike while u are considerably taller than her?

Food stock.....where's the meat????? Besides that what an amazing drive.

Only 8000 meters climb on a trip of 3000 km. That's extremly flat. On my cycling trip around Tasmania I did 8000 meters climb on a trip of 1000 km :-(

Respect to the elders + the Imperial Hotel, a huge dam, cattle grazing, and trucks = bullshit.

So much better with two , magpies lol 😂

I need to get out of here 😅

Did you just use regular tires with tubes, or did you use liners and slime?

Nice videos!

It was soo Amazing

Greetings. Is that a priority 600x I’m seeing in the video? I’m on the fence making the purchase. Thank you for sharing your journey in life with us.

Amazing video yet again...

How did you camp safely away from Sankes and other predators?

Hello, what kind of equipment, clothes of which companies do you use in your bike trips.

What time months did you guys do this trip ?

Why is her bike seat too low?

Only just found your channel and absolutely loved this video ( no shits if an making coffee , yay ) , seriously I so enjoyed your video and have utmost respect for your travels .

I know this is not specifically a bike packing video, but one of the DIY design specs I'm concerned about is lead-bearing strength of wheels. I weigh close to 300 lbs and if I want to bike pack or carry cargo (or design a cargo bike) I'm concerned about wheels that will support sufficient weight. Are there specific rims and spokes that I should consider for the highest weight capacity?

Great video!

This was a beautiful trip with fantastic pictures. Thanks for taking us allong. It gives the feeling that you have to grab your bike and start riding right away. Greetings from Switzerland!

How could your tires can survive on a very long trip

I'm going there in a year. How much was the helicopter ride? Cheers from Miami

Great video, well edited and narrated. Looks an epic journey, I move to Oz in 10 weeks, so just finding great places and things to do.

Wow, amazing trip!!!❤🙏🏽

wow great your using gates belt also, it is so difficult for me to find this model with rail in the center of carbon belt in indonesia

Amazing... Just an amazing ride👌🤝👏👏👏👏🚲 and now I know that your biggest catle stati on is bigger then my country 😲🤣😬( slovenia)

Am a bit puzzled about the amount of water you had to carry. 30 liters would be 15 two liter bottles and would be very heavy.
And leave no room for food. You must have had some back up how else did you get the drone shots.

She is beautiful and i love to see , she's enjoying😊

Great blog

Inspiring. Great presentation. Definitely a bucket list item. I'm thinking of doing the National Trail in future. Please do it and make a great video of it!

Wonderful video! Have you done an article or video about Laura's bike? It looks very interesting.

Watched it twice fantastic would love to get a copy of the Route that you took keep up the good work

Love to hear your thoughts on the priority 600x. Only found Van Duzers reviews. See some weird comments about the bike online. People seem very sceptical but from what I see it looks fantastic. People seem very concerned with weight but from what I see it generally is only about 1.5kg heavier than a titanium pinion equivalent.

Fantastic videos, as always. You guys should make a cooking booklet for vegan cyclists.

Amazing views , the sculptures alone the way wow incredible

that's a crazy-small chainring she has on her bike. I get it, there's an internal-gear hub on the back, but I suspect there would be slightly less efficiency losses if the multiplier wasn't as high (not as high an internal gear being used).

Great video guys. What camera are u using? How did you manage the charging? Have subscribed. Look forward to seeing more of your journeys. Cheers. Ross.

You both are a real team with an adventurous Spirit. This filming is very impressive showing many angles and details and the beauty of the Australia outback. Thank you, cheers from Oregon USA.

I saw randomly this video and i watched. It shows many things also everyone understand and see different things, i love the videos like this one and i hope for myself make trip like this one and lastly good luck guys!! <3

So beautiful!
It brought back memories from the Australian outback - a very special place!

Found your show by accident and just give it a go. Great job guys 47.21mins and didn't skip a bit. Love the fact that you guys are so positive in everything that comes across. Love it, deserve a subscribe :)