Camino del Norte 2013, Irun to Fisterra on bikes

[@therock845]

Very nice video. Thanks for sharing. Inspired me to cycle the route.

[@junkim7244]

I wanna go there through the Camino del Norte with the bike in the future, it will be a totally different experience with France course, I did Feb of 2018. I respect your journey to Fisterra.

[@cecilia.bianchi3]

Brasil.......love.....video....paisagem linda

[@luisortizyambo9865]

Hello , Great video. I like all the views of del Norte. What apps are you guys using to follow el Norte and does it's very well marked. Gracias. I am planning to do it this year2022 and also on a bike. Luis from Ocala, Florida USA

[@Wayondon]

Excellent question, Luis. I am equally interested in such a trip. Only difference is that we are from Maine! :)

[@petesig93]

7:09 Those are some of our gum trees (eucalypts) for god's sake!! Mighty long way from home.

[@lagarinabike]

Che bei ricordi. Anch'io con mia moglie abbiamo fatto lo stesso percorso nel 2011, e nel 12 il Francese sempre in bike. BRAVI

[@ltwolf12]

I am interested in biking the last 200 miles of the Northern Route and wondering if I can rent a bike in Gijon without booking it ahead of time. Do you know?

[@bababreak]

Can you please share the gpx?

[@luisortizyambo9865]

I am watching your video one more time. It's pretty neat. I like it. Here is my question again. What app are you guys using to follow el camino del norte and is this camino is very well mark. Thank you.

[@KristapsMors]

It is well marked, I mainly used maps.me application where you can download maps and use it in offline mode

[@mikakoski]

Thanks for an inspiring summary of your trip. I am planning my own Norte by bike and I was wondering do I need a MTB bike or is a narrow tire bike fit for this?

[@trilogiedelarche]

MTB definitely, or gravel bike. Tyres should be 35 or 40 mm and built to take in shocks. + I have fitted my own bike with Smart Tubeinner tubes. This makes a flat tyre much less likely

[@AndresCanive]

I really like their high visibility jackets. If I can find any which are waterproof I would buy those. I always go very slow around people and would have walked or gone very slow between two files of people. It makes the walkers hate bicigrinos. I would never have ridden fast over rocks. As an old person I can't afford the risk a serious injury would ruin my entire retirement. It is against the law and serious problem to the environment to burn things like boots or shoes at Finisterre or muxia and the law is posted. other than those things I liked the video.

[@jblack5736]

Hi Kristaps, nice video! I'm planning my camino at the moment, and starting up in Roscoff, I was going to ride down the Atlantic coast, picking up route Frances to Santiago, then back route Norte as far as Santander.. Thing is, I was hoping to do it on my touring bike.. Did you come across anyone else doing del Norte on a tourer (or if not, do you think it's feasible)? Gracias, Jason

[@KristapsMors]

+Jason Black we saw one guy with fixed gear bike (but I guess he mostly chose asphalt roads), so touring bike should be OK. We chose del Norte and most of time used the same path as those who walk it, you get better views this way.

[@moodyfan4ever]

And how many flat tyres due the non asphalt roads

[@KristapsMors]

+Albertus Jansen 3 flats :)

[@moodyfan4ever]

How many brake blocks you used???????? , o m g, downhill a lot

[@KristapsMors]

+Albertus Jansen we used rental bikes from BikeIberia, there were situations where brakes overheated and then we took a small break or spilled water on them, but got to the end with functioning brakes, and 3 flat tyres.

[@abdelaali1983]

Nice video. Where did you rent those bikes?

[@KristapsMors]

Bike Iberia

[@joostmeijer8798]

only downhill ?

[@tobarragl]

Not in 2:28

[@gugolero]

Min 9:30, esa es justo la cara de talante que hay que evitar en este tipo de rutas