Salsa Cycles Presents: The Friendly Arctic

[@BradWadeNL]

Absolutely love this. Their expertise, enthusiasm, dedication, and commitment to these trips is very much respected and appreciated. I love these landscapes and the perspective at which they wander over them. I miss living in the Arctic and hope to return again soon. Also, I dig the music! 🤘

[@randyschanaman2641]

Good video without the terrible background music......

[@JimAdventures...]

Yes! I had to switch off the video after about 10 seconds of some of the worst sounding guitar music I’ve ever heard. Re-edit this without the soundtrack please!

[@GHinWI]

It’s fine after the first couple minutes of death metal whatever.

[@Washugal1111]

Not sure how anyone thought that music was a good idea:/

[@edwardpinskey9283]

Loving the music personally

[@jonpoon3896]

If you don’t get why this music is used, you don’t get what this video is about

[@georgiamolldrem2521]

as someone that just bought a salsa fatbike i can confirm i am excited for this!

[@weeki_wachee]

Lovely video. Thank you for this. But the background music (oppressive and annoying) does not make it an experience as pleasant as it could be. Too bad. (And don't get me wrong, doom metal is great. But not here. It doesn't fit. My humble opinion.)

[@brockatgmail]

This is documentary quality. From the video footage to the dialogue and art work of the journal, just compelling. The music at the beginning was a little distracting but didn’t ruin it for me. Epic! Nice job!

[@WanderABit]

Great stuff, thank you for sharing. Music selection is not up to the story though, especially opening score is terrible, around 3:10 it gets awful and it looks/sounds like the background music plays main part here, not story.

[@williamwade7059]

Who approved the music, I've been at construction sites that didn't sound this bad. Try again.

[@claudiusliberalis8374]

schönes video, aber ätzende musik, schade

[@davidhaddock8907]

Thank you

[@johnquinn5588]

Music could have been better selected

[@jeffkatzer]

Ok, sorry about the snarky comment regarding the reverb music at the start. I really did enjoy the video. Good on you guys for telling the story for all to understand what's happening with our world.

[@alanhanley9515]

Great stuff but that opening soundtrack?

[@swbaker8]

I absolutely love your art that appears throughout your story. It has so much life and vitality. Thank you for taking the time to film so we can tag along!

[@ElevationEveryWeekend]

Love seeing fat bike adventures!! Hope to get back to Alaska some time. The impacts covered are definitely concerning.

[@longhornfatbike]

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[@chaplaindaveonlife1810]

I 100% love this!!! My Surly Disc Trucker is my adventure bike in Texas!

[@ellerybice3787]

Like those fossil fueled derived bicycle tires, paint ect. I do ride bikes, and I drive automobiles, and I drive a commercial truck transporting your McDonalds products that destroy your health.

[@ellerybice3787]

Soft soil and the natural erosion of the sea side cliffs, does in fact mean that gravity, wind and water still does work as our God intended. Climate change, each and every morning and evening. 😀 as the earth spins.

[@RollingRoutes]

Wow amazing! We just did some Arctic exploration in Norway and Svalabrd but Alaska looks insanely good!

[@myta_is_mobile]

This is such an amazing film. Loved the message too. :D

[@romandial]

Beautiful! Impressive that you made the ride, did some data collection, art, and filming all the way. Guess I'll have to go back and paddle the Cape. Sounds like North to South will be the best way to go for a lot of reasons.

[@colinhughes9709]

Very special to have the chance to see this trip and this place. Amazing knowledgeable hosts. Thank you Salsa, Bjorn, and Kim!

[@DaveSWaugh]

Is this main picture a standing Thule whale bone house? This is a perfect movie for an archaeologist/fat biker/birder.

[@marcusreynolds226]

💖 🅿🆁🅾🅼🅾🆂🅼

[@MickTurnbullFilms]

Beautiful shots and well edited. Well done, I really enjoyed.

[@darrelduke]

i'm curious how the insects were in that part of alaska? i would imagine the same marsh type terrain as the interior down south? beautiful adventure!

[@darrelduke]

i guess i could have watched a little further...

[@southernman393]

Not sure my new Salsa Warbird gravel bike could handle but a goal to shot for!

[@truth-Hurts375]

The best bike is the one you got !!!Enjoy !!!

[@bigmikeshooter]

Bravo from Greece...

[@stalegingerlingers]

So amazing

[@shane4176]

Probably a great video but couldn't make it past 3 minutes of super loud and annoying guitar rifts.

[@alessandrosilveira9009]

Amazing doc! But the soundtrack doesn't help at all!

[@TheAKtracks]

Skip to 4:12 to avoid the awful opening music.

[@cormacnultyify]

Cool video.... But the music... Ouch

[@SecondJourneyAdventures]

Video 8/10 Audio 2/10 Fake Scientific background portrayed as real 10/10

[@zerofighter42]

Had to turn this off. The music makes it unwatchable.