Beginners Guide to Bikepacking - Bags, racks, cages and harnesses

[@Bikepacking]

Very cool info just wish you had better mic sound not great

[@smiles_per_hr6408]

Cheers. Yes. Few issues with sound on this one. Definitely have plans to invest in a good mic in the future as funds allow. Thanks for Watching and the comments 🙏

[@Bikepacking]

@@smiles_per_hr6408 look at dji mic 2 it good

[@azzanaki6368]

How do you ride without at least a front shock? I find it hard on the bones.

[@smiles_per_hr6408]

@@azzanaki6368 the wider tyre (3inch) of the Pugsley makes for a very plush ride as I can run low pressure, of about 18psi loaded. A suspension fork will typically only eliminate larger impacts due to their spring rate. You might benefit from a lower tyre pressure to ease some small bumps. It is much easier to do if you’re set up is tubeless, but I know that the science says tyre pressure are often better much lower than the sidewall inscription. Unfortunately I cannot find the study I read undertaken by one of the elite cycling teams and their tyre sponsors

[@fashionethio5372]

great content but next time use mic cause back ground noise is disturbing

[@autumngreenleaf3390]

Audio is too difficult to hear. Not only with traffic noise but with distance to camera low volume. You should make another episode with good audio. Then I would watch.

[@smiles_per_hr6408]

I will eventually refilm it, just a matter of free time. I’m pretty gutted about the audio, have remedied it for future episodes. Thanks