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Thanks a lot! We loved it - sad to hear about that. There is a bigger version of the bike, did you see that? I met the man who designed it, and he is quite tall (:

Transporting is pretty much like a standard bike. It fits in a box, and can also fit on trains - at least in Germany. The rack comes with the bike, I think there are different options, worth checking on the Hase website.

Oh dear! I think I free y soul simply by cycling, not by using either rack or seatpack!

Thanks for watching! Scotland is pretty amazing for the bike, we loved it! And yepp, those steps (:

Thank Brian!

Thank you (: And the cafe was awesome!

At the moment an Air 3 - but also just about to try the Mini 4 Pro

@@reizkultur That's a nice looking machine.

@@bnrynlds Yepp, very happy with it. Very stable in the wind, it can handle some rain and shoots true vertical if needed.

Hi Janice, very nice to read this, thank you!

Thanks so much Charlie! Yepp, what a chance evening, we were delighted to see all the bikes & nice people (:

Thank you! We really liked it, those beaches are special!

Thanks Mark, it's been a pleasure to work on this!

Thanks heaps Simon, will watch this later!

Yepp, agreed! And we LOVED the water taxi as well. Just a short boat ride, but Jane was really nice and somehow it fetl like a proper adventure.

Awesome, thanks a lot Douglas!

Thanks heaps Esther!

Nice one Sean, looking forward to what you think!

@@reizkulturcan’t wait to see it! 😉

@@SeanSmith66 Hope you enjoyed it!

@@reizkultur Markus, Jenny... some definite goosebump moments for me! You guys look like you had a great time! ❤

Thanks heaps for watching and the nice feedback!

Thank you!

Hi Michael, for unique scenery I would suggest the coastal route of the Adventure Route - and changing to the cycle touring route in Whitby. The North York Moors are stunning too, so if you have time, a detour is worth it.

Thanks for the tip, maybe I can include a short loop through the Moors. I just noticed that on routeyc there are two routes leading from Hull/South to the North...there's the Adventure Route and the Cycle Touring Route...do this two routes use the same roads/paths or are they different? I imagine the Cycle touring route is road related and the Adventure Route is more offroad?@@reizkultur

@@michaelgoegele985 Hi Michael, yes, they are different. I would suggest cycling to Hedon from Hull, and then reverse the Adventure route - heading to Spurn Point, which is magical, and then up the coast from there. You could also take it to Scarborough and then use the part of of the adventure route to Whitby. Drop me an email if you have questions! Cheers Markus

Hi Tomasz, I guess wortwhile getting in touch with Hase to see whether or not that is possible. I would be interested in the outcome!

I am looking at the Hase or the Omnium Mini Max. I like the fact that the Hase has drop bars and that can be shortened. Thanks for this. Every little helps.

@@stevelindley2041 Loved the bike, and while I was first not sure, the drop bars are great!

That's great to hear! If of interest, I rent out a small house in Alyth, closeby, with good space for bikes as well!

Thanks heaps for watching and the nice feedback!

Thanks a lot for watching and the lovely feedback!

That is wonderful feedback, many thanks! The Yorkshire Coast is stunning. I have crossed Australia from Sydney to Perth on my round the world trip and loved it as well, venturing off the road in the Nullarbor was an awesome experience as well!

Easter would be ideal. If you struggle for bike spaces on the Inverness line, an alternative would be to take the Ember bus to Perth/Dundee, which takes bikes, and cycle in from there - either connecting at Blair Atholl or even better, at Enochdhu.

Cheers for the tip. We were thinking, to make it easier with trains, to get to Aviemore on the train and then hire bikes there, rather than bring them from London. It's an added expense but means less stress getting on trains and my partner gets to maybe try out an MTB rather than use her gravel bike, plus my new gravel bike probably still won't be ready by then :S Plus it's only a short trip so I'd be less worried about having a perfect bike fit and the like. "Run what ya brung" vibes. @@reizkultur

@@firsthippy Great idea, there are two good providers there, which hire gravel bikes & MTBs!

Thanks Ian! We enjoyed working on this together, great team!

Thanks a lot David!

Thanks for watching, and the feedback. There are likely to follow more films about the different routes.

Fingers crossed it will become reality!

Yepp, I guess fit in there well with having lived in Edinburgh for 15 years now too (:

That is wonderful feedback Peter, thanks for watching. It was a blank sheet when I started, and it was nice to discover this beautiful part of the world by cycling and meeting the people that were really passionate about it.

Yepp, I could say it is a feature, but I could have duplicated the mono channel. Improvement for the next one, thanks for watching!

it''s infuriating, had to keep skipping the talking bits 😞

@@agenthypo Hard to please everyone, if it's infuriating, simply don't watch it. We prefer to inspire people!

Thank you!

Yes, it will (: Mostly in the North York Moors and the coast between Filey and Whitby. Details very soon!

I like the length, but there will also be a longer film coming soon about Great British Gravel Rides. Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much. I might be working on a book in that part of the UK soon, and Great British Gravel Rides - The Film will have footage from the South Downs at least. I would love to do something similar in other regions!

Markus. That's so cool. Pls stay in touch. If we can tie a visit in with our kidical mass or bike bus, it would be amazing. Happy to help in any way I can.

Links are working for me.

Same here, links are working, maybe try again?

Hello, yes, well spotted. We recorded the audio in mono. I hope it still makes an enjoyable watch!

For future reference- if you duplicate the mono track so that it’s on both left and right channels it solves this problem :)

Thanks for watching Tony!

@@reizkultur my pleasure 🙂

Indeed it is Erwin, and adjacent to the northern end of the Yorkshire coast is the North Yorkshire Moors, which is also great for gravel bikes. (and MTB).

Thanks a lot Erwin! It was great to have you around, and making the journey over.

@@tonypaddler checked that out also indeed. Shared some of it on my Komoot and Instagram 💚

@@erwinsikkens_com oh good, I hope you also liked the NYM. I've heard a lot of good things about Komoot, I'll have to sign up. Cheers 🙂👍

Hi Stuart, thanks a lot!

That is great to hear! Loved cycling with it, and there will hopefully be more adventures to come!

Thanks a lot! I enjoyed your Cairngorms film, really nicely done. The route is finished, live with the next film - would be ace to have you riding it!

Thank you! This is about 10 years old and from GAP I think (: Defo bought it before they became a thing (: