Stealth Camping at my second Bug Out Location

Stealth Camping at my second Bug Out Location
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[@SurvivalLilly]

My new E-Bike: engwe-bikes-eu.com/collections/step-through/products/l20 100 off Code: ENGWEV100OFF （for: engine pro, c20 pro, engine X, L20, M20, x24/x26/x20,E26 and all model combo No time limited） 50 off Code: ENGWEV50OFF (for: EP-2 pro,T14, S6,O14,Y10, No time limited)

[@jessegolden3589]

Make a pull behind cart for it. It's cute as a bug in a rug

[@Midnightsun675]

Why no more hunting knife? I wanted to get one for my wife.

[@JayM409]

Is that a DD tarp you are using? I've been trying to find one but the shipping to Vancouver Island is outrageous.

[@JulyEmerald]

Maybe your new ebike can outrun Bigfoot if you see him😂❤🎉

[@petrklic7064]

You sold your gasoline moped ? It is ever good to have more options of transport than one. Who knows if "green lunatics" will not shut down all coal power-plants, not only nuclear ones. Btw. you can not store electricity. But gasoline yes.

[@enriqueestebanantoniosuare6414]

Be careful with e-bikes Lilly. Don't charge the battery into your home, there have been many fire incidents. Charge it outside in a safe place.

[@sebastienbolduc5654]

I would also store the battery in a shed, never in the home. I also don't trust those fire boxes/bags that they sell for these batteries. I don't think anything could contain those temps. It's better to burndown your shed than your home. With that said, I do like the concept of E-bikes. As for me, I much prefer my regular bike.

[@crisdeeming2758]

Donot put child over battery if built in china.

[@cdrcluster9282]

I recommend to store it in an EMP bag

[@canadafree2087]

Stealth camping was unheard of in Canada, I found out from the Brits. In Canada we just went into the woods to camp, but in the smaller UK almost every inch is owned by someone. I still love the idea of stealth camping, not for illegal camping, but for the survival skills of not being noticed by bad people. I have two 3-D personal camo nets that can give a tarp more natural texture than flat straight edges. To me stealth would be no open fire, or small metal fire stove during the day so I don't light up the woods.

[@drvonwomble4478]

Dakota fire pit

[@sameoldbmx]

Watch camping with Steve to find out what you can do in Canada with crown land ect, a good dude who does everything you think you can’t do hope this helps 🤙🏻

[@canadafree2087]

I loved his camping out on a billboard video.@@sameoldbmx

[@hazratmuhazmat8831]

As others mentioned "Camping with Steve". Canuck who ducks and covers.

[@MarcusAurileus]

​@@sameoldbmxHUNKER DOWN!

[@DaveAppleton]

Hi Lilly, as someone that's done lots of offroad riding both bikes and motorbikes can i suggest you stand up on the pegs when going over the really rough or difficult terrain. Even with your pack on it with give you much more stability and control and your legs/knees will act as shock absorbers. Hope this helps.

[@DBS123]

But most important, it puts your weight lower...toward the ground...which improves stability

[@garypotter5569]

I suggest that she get a hybrid bike -- one that runs on 2 fuel sources. Because EV and torque equal a soon exhausted battery.

[@12313846]

I made a bug out cart. With 2 mountain bike wheels. Front wheels. I made molle panels in camo for all the sides and a roof also with Molle..... You can carry way more... Ok it's not that fast. But I will go a lot further. Because I will not only have the essentials but I will have lots of food. Because I can carry my backpack and everything in the cart.

[@DavidWBIII]

I am always impressed with all the things you do on this channel. Seriously Lilly, you rock and thank you for caring about all of us, no matter where we are in the world, you are always thinking of us and providing information. I hope you are well and things are going ok where you are. Please stay safe and always guard your 6! 🤙👍👊✌

[@joed9908]

It was nice seeing you do something you like than worry about what's going on in the world.

[@reneluchinger1210]

Nach diesem Video verstehe ich die 1.1 Mio Abonnenten. Herrlich, Dir zuzuschauen. Charme, Wissen, handwerkliches Können. Toll. Danke, liebe Lilly und herzliche Grüsse aus der Schweiz nach Österreich!

[@rogersmith8480]

Lilly, I was hoping a HORSE would be your main transportation. Thanks for the update.

[@jamespaul2587]

Or Lilly on a burrow 😊

[@Non_Descript_Individual]

I agree. Horses WILL be my main mode of post-SHTF transpo after civilization goes poof and the fossil fuel industry goes with it.

[@jamespaul2587]

​​@@Non_Descript_Individualthat's great until the horse is injured or it becomes ill from lack of food or clean water. A simple manual or electric cargo bike that can be ridden without power may be a more practical option, especially if you can carry compact solar panels for recharging

[@ChilleBruh]

😂🤣 Yes, a thousand plus pound animal would be so much more practical!

[@556to762]

@@Non_Descript_Individualyou are assuming there is going to be enough anti radiation med for the horse 😂

[@earlshaner4441]

Good morning from Syracuse NY USA across the pond

[@TonyL-gw4qx]

Great video! Do you more videos on what is going on over there!! Thanks

[@jamesbrown9736]

Lilly the best words I’ve ever heard you say “Sorry guys I could never be a vegan.” Nice E-bike. Excellent shelter setup.

[@communityprepper6153]

Hi Lilly, I also sold my scooter recently. Been looking into an electric "mountain bike" for SHTF purposes. With my solar generator, it's easy to charge this bike off grid. Mobility is a huge component when all hell breaks loose. I'm currently filming a prepping video about stealth camping. I'll be incorporating perimeter alarms into my set up. When camping alone or bugging out a perimeter alarm can save your life. Keep on doing what you're doing Lilly, I watch all of your videos.

[@rbhndrsn14]

I've been away for a while and have missed you! You still make the best videos on KZbin! I'm super glad you are doing well!

[@82ndguy5]

That was a great little overnight camping trip with your new E-Bike! I'm watching you from Connecticut, US.

[@clwomble]

Consider getting the bike under the shelter with you. The bike also has quite a few reflectors that need to be removed so they don’t reflect the light if someone is using a flashlight while just wandering around at night.

[@radiomanz117]

Head and tail light too

[@stuartaminion511]

bikecover (another tarp)

[@tambob82]

The reflectors are necessary for street legality in (at least most of) Europe. WHEN this all goes tit's up, I bet she'll remove them, if she even needs the bike at all by that point.

[@BigBlue1026]

Lily, it's always great to hear from you. Thank you for all your work.

[@sagecoach]

The efficient 48-volt battery will solar charge nicely. With a little range extending pedaling morning and evening, solar-charging mid-day you could move far and fast until your tires wear out. That should be a lot of range. A real getaway to safety. Beautiful stealth E-bike! The battery would not like winter cold.

[@hazratmuhazmat8831]

A KZbinr Survival Tech Nord does a lot with foldable solar panels. He runs his ham radios and gear off of them. I think they will give more than 48 volts for recharging purposes.

[@sagecoach]

I have a boat and lawn tractor with solar panels charging 48-volt batteries. Solid and flex panels for 12-volt hook in series and charge controllers are available for 12, 24, 36, and 48 volts automatically selecting. Panels as a boat canopy contribute to propulsion too. @@hazratmuhazmat8831

[@joemachine4714]

I have a similar fat-tire eBike and LOVE it 🥰 NOTE: battery doesnt last as long as advertized, even with light load and no wind. I do have a spare battery though

[@ldmuttley101]

Nice video, always great to see. Stealth camp,except for the e-bike, which could have done with a small cammo net over it or perhaps a miltary dpm scrimscarf. otherwise great bug out stealth camping.

[@plywoodcarjohnson5412]

Cool! Sometimes Lidl has cheap motionsensor lamps. You can always place them on the path leading to your camp. Or even at your permanent residence. I hope you have time to clear out your other camp. That would be a fun video. So you dont get attacked by frogs again. I really thought that was the most hilarious incident. I also hope you make more DIY videos from the warmth of your workshop, so you dont always have to punish yourself with cold weather. Great upload thx! Today I did a paracord

[@plywoodcarjohnson5412]

* bracelet.

[@jppcasey]

You're the best Lily! Thank you for all of your hard work.

[@zatoichi101]

Nice to see you relaxed and spending time in nature. You've been stressed out lately, so it is a relief to see you in your element!! Cheers!!! (Nice bike, by the way!!)

[@NorthGeorgiaSurvival]

Hi! First thing I noticed after hearing the max loadout on that bike is the frailness of the chain. That's going to be a weak link and probably the first thing to break, regardless of how much you are packing along with you. I don't know if there are aftermarket replacements for the sprockets and chain, but that's the first thing I'd look into if I had one of these. Thanks for the great video! Cheers from the USA! ❤🤍💙

[@clwomble]

Says the noncyclist.

[@NorthGeorgiaSurvival]

@@clwomble Says the guy who's broken many a chain while riding trails with any real loadout. Go shit on someone else's comment, clownwomble.

[@colewilson8261]

Lilly you truly shine when you're outdoors such a natural. Thanks for the video

[@myronadams2101]

You should consider getting a single wheel trailer instead of the large backpack. Let the trailer carry the majority of your cargo because it will lower your center of gravity making rough trails much easier and much less tiring because you will not have to constantly use your energy to balance the extra weight. I set my fat tire e bike up to hunt and the trailer was a game changer

[@goncalovazpinto6261]

You should look into get something like Tannus Armour for your tires. In my experience, fat tires puncture more often then normal tires, maybe because they have a bigger contact area and that gives them better odds of finding a nail?! I don't know if they make them for your tire size, but if they do, they're worth it.

[@ardsley2239]

Yes thats the down side.flat tires..I had to replace my back tire on my e bike..the hole was right at the base of the valve for heaven's sake..be prepared folks..good on you lilly

[@SilasOutdoors]

This is a great bike. I bought the same about 1 year ago and it works phenomenal off road. I added a few LED lights to the front and rear for extra visibility at night. 😊 Have a blast

[@genejeffries2888]

I keep forgetting how compacted Europe is... 140km(87mi in freedom units) wont get me to the nearest real town.... which i why i don't bother with a "bugout" location. My front porch IS my bugout location. If that gets too intense, ill go to my back porch.

[@donaldeugenealford4080]

Thanks Lilly for doing a video on the E Bike,I've seen many videos on it. It appears to be worth the money,and to see how well it performed in the bush. Take care 🍀👍😎

[@doowred]

you make my day with your vids

[@CurtoLGND]

Nice backpack

[@BillyBOB-sm3rl]

Glad to see you making videos again. When are you going to visit your first bug out camp and finish it.

[@thehungergames8918]

So machst du deinem Namen alle Ehre 😃👊

[@harmonic5107]

That's a super neat bike! I wish we had better bike infrastructure around here. It would be nice to be able to swap to bike transportation for the majority of my commutes. That forest looks so nice as well.

[@DwarfDragonwulf]

I appreciate that you eat meat on the channel, I could never be vegan, either. When I was a child, my mother had a vegetarian boyfriend, he didn't complain about others eating meat, he was raised vegetarian. One day she announced to my siblings and I that we would ALL be vegetarian "Isn't that WONDERFUL?" My siblings and I were like WTF? 2 years of that hell before he left her. I was 10 years old when it started. She started eating meat again after he left. Keep eating meat, and don't apologise for your diet.

[@Yeahlleau]

😀ça fait plaisir de te revoir en ballade en pleine nature!

[@michellezevenaar]

Tip for the ebike, wait till the battery is room temp before charging. Don't leave it outside under 5c.

[@robertgwinn8406]

Nice bike

[@TheMaximumMinimalist]

Lilly, I'm sure you are doing this but it's worth mentioning to stock up on brake pads and fluid if you have hydraulic brakes. They constantly need maintenance.

[@peterdollins3610]

An easier faster way is merely use a sleeping bag and have a large plastic bag in your pocket used to wrap fridges so if it rains you just roll it around your sleeping bag. I did this across Canada in 1971.

[@BraxxJuventa]

Nice bike! Thanks for filming Lilly. 😁👍🏼

[@greghayes9118]

You should have a cover for your bike. Use dirt to put your fire out. Never use drinking water. The camouflage is a great idea.

[@awkward-stranger]

I love your videos, thank you

[@lindabohl2454]

Lilly, Thanks ❤I am impressed with your experience ! Blessings 🙏🏻 keep up the good work 😇 from California!

[@seanokeefe703]

Look into a nice set of gloves for the bike to wear for abrasions. And get a set of tires and tubes. See how compact you can make them to see if you can store them on the bike.

[@tunnelrabbit2625]

That is perfect for sealth, but I would also have a fully restored Puch from the latge 1970's. I had a moped repair shop in Denmark. The old Puch's can be kept running for decades.

[@pB-vp3mo]

Great video! My brother just purchased an ebike. I have been thinking about one. Thanks for this video. Stay safe and keep the videos coming.

[@johnbennett7244]

Good to see you out in the woods again. I hope you are doing well.

[@BjornOutdoors]

Thanks a lot for this video. That's a very cool, little bike! And a great camp setup!

[@markhall5776]

That is a cool Bike @lilly , you just need an extra Battery , then that would be awesome , with away to charge the second while on the move .

[@russchamberlain8755]

Lower your tire air pressure. Soften the ride. Air back up for. Flat hard ground

[@primo1331]

If you could extend those shoulder straps enough you may be able to lash the backpack to your back cargo holder enough that it carries the weight and you just keep it on point! Great setup!

[@garysapper8716]

Lily, that's a real nice bike. Please bring a camo cover tarp for it - just parking it out in the open negates the stealth factor. As a kid we went stealth camping with our bikes and always. Covered them with cut branches and leaves off-trail. After hiking and camping in zhe hills for 2 days our bikes were still there.

[@bio-techlarry9602]

Hi Lilly, Nice E Bike. Very quiet. My suggestion, as light as you are, for a smoother ride over the rocks, deflate the tires a little. I like your quick setup hidden Bug Out camp #2. Ya always cook the best meals out in the woods. Yummy. Thanks for the video today. 🙂

[@franktoledo6342]

Nice barbecue. Must be great habitat for birds.

[@justme-dm7sb]

To be really stealth at night you will have to cover the display light. Wrap some black electrical tape around your frame somewhere so you have it when you need it. Also an actual tiedown would stop your water bottle from rattling.

[@Chris-yo4ks]

I always like to move several of the bigger rocks from the fire inside of my shelter. They dont hold the heat all night......but they do make a huge difference when getting to sleep.

[@CandiceJoergan]

Lilly, glad you got a free bike in exchange for promoting it!!!! Looks great. Fantastic video as always.

[@PremiumK9Krunchies]

The stealth is one massive benefit of electric in a situation.. while power may be difficult when shtf, fuel will also be a problem before long.

[@geoffreyfreitag1276]

I have been a subscriber to your channel for four years now. You have done some good survival stuff in the past. Your video about the bike was good. You missed talking about price, weight and distance tbe battery can do. I checked the url i appreciate you adding it in the comments. I checked i was surprised about the price was a very good price, theur site mentioned about the distance one charge does. But no weight information as i am restricted to where can store a bike and have to lift up and carry.have limitations, so companies need to learn these points. Also selling a second battery and spare tyers etc. You should do a follow up video i am impressed with the bike and will think to purchase for a family member once i find out delivery cost, and cost of spare parts. You did a good video keep making more about bike camping thanks.

[@Gman1024]

Mmm, that pork looked scrumptious. Good spot to camp out too, the bike really conquered that riverbed and appeared light enough to pull through the brush. Thanks for sharing your adventure.

[@NonyaDamnbusiness]

Pro-tip: when riding a bike off-road, stand up on the pegs/pedals. This lowers the center-of-gravity allowing for more control. I did a lot of that when I rode the entire Trans-American Trail (TAT) from TN to the Oregon coast many years ago on a 2003 BMW F650 GS motorcycle. (Heh. It has a LiFePo battery on it too.)

[@birgitkastner8907]

Hallo Lilly, I bought your APO 1 Hunter and I love it. It's absolutely perfect for me, because the shape and the fact, that You perform the distance between grind and handle so short, is awesome. Thank you!

[@augustasimone9323]

They sell these Mosquito smokers which do an amazing job sending them away! If you locate the souce of pooled water they sell these moaquito donut shape dunk that block the mosquitos from laying eggs. You didn't know that your Bugout tent needed a Mosquito Net ! Very impressed! Good job.

[@thomasjackson5620]

You have to be careful when you're talking about mileage because you have to figure weight. The more weight the less miles. Reason why I know I have an E-Cell bike Lots of fun and great excersize. Thanks and God bless Survival Lilly

[@fosterkennel649]

Thank you, Lilly. cool bike.I still have my honda trail 90cc from the 70's. Blessings to you and yours coming at you from the hills of Southern Oregon

[@mariaackerman2073]

There is a lot of you tube videos about solar charging the e bike batteries.. I have a e bike that is similar to that and I have put a child seat in the front in between the seat and the handlebars. They also come with consuls that sit in the middle of that space at the store more stuff. They also can tow

[@malcolmquick3708]

Here in Australia we get our eggs in cardboard containers So I dip cotton balls into metho and then put them into the egg department of the egg container Then dip the whole container into bee's wax it makes a dozen fire litter's

[@DrCreamFilms]

These bike’s are the best electric vehicles, I have seen a long seat version take two people long distance across heath land and sandy beaches.

[@noelhutchins7366]

13:13 mosquitos- I'd make a smudge-stick, it may either be labor-intensive or leisurely plucking aromatic-smoke-herbs in passing, (Never MINT! X:) conifers, sages, grasses, and hanging-mosses; align ingredients and wrap tightly in fibers; ignite the tip to burn bright, then snuff it out creating aromatic smoking ember: fumigate the area of pests, by hanging it up to smoke and smoulder near the roof.

[@OrganizedChaos75]

I've never watched this person's videos, this one just happened to pop up on my homepage. I was first introduced to the concept of stealth camping after coming across Steve Wallis' channel and now I've been watching him for a couple years. In my opinion, it's not stealth camping if you're in the middle of the woods with little to no chance of being seen. I'm missing the "stealth" part of that. Steve has camped in a rental van parked outside a police station and tucked into the bushes in the center of a round-a-bout. Now that's stealth camping.

[@pete93704]

Also get the tanus armor inserts for your tires I have a magic cycle cruiser mid-step I fought putting Tanis armors on for the longest time but it's stabilized the ride and totally worth it

[@wegder]

I just bought a 20" ebike, with fat tires that makes a 24" diameter wheel, they work very well on gravel but if it gets to bumpy I must stand up on the pedals. I need to experiment with the tire inflation pressure for a softer ride, I didn't want suspension because the bike is already fairly heavy,, for a bicycle.

[@motapet]

Love your videos.

[@mike.4277]

Very nice 👌

[@jonmyers1697]

Lilly be careful using river rocks in the fire. If there’s any moisture in them when they get hot and the water turns to steam it can explode.

[@michaelhoward5333]

Dominik Hamann E-bikes handy service . Great to get around on, use mine daily. Thanks for video lily

[@pirie555]

I loved the days of the Bugout camp episodes. LG Canada

[@GodiscomingBhappy]

what a beautiful landscape. thanks for all the tips.

[@TheMoodyblues5709]

Nicely done. Here in America I am building an underground shelter. We will need it. Great Video.

[@nr3rful]

have an ebike for a year now and love it. You will have a good time with that. Best investment i ever made

[@abchappell01]

That was a really nice video presentation. I finally understand what an E-Bike all about. Thank you so much. 😊

[@stephenclifton427]

E bike awesome I want one of those.106 Mountain View trail 6 stars ⭐️ North Carolina marble.Stealth hunting mode.

[@godofthunder808]

I like the camouflage pattern of your tarp. I especially liked the addition of your stealthy ebike. I'm curious of your gear & hope that you'll spend some time showing us what you pack. If you've done it before I apologize as I'm new to your videos.

[@ElricX]

Great video as always! I'm seriously thinking about getting an E-Bike. They make so much sense these days. No license or insurance required and cheap to run. I'm sure I could charge one with my solar set-up. Most of them have a good range of at least 50 miles / 80km or so and are plenty fast.

[@SurvivalLilly]

I checked a few bike brands. Seems like Engwe is one of best in terms of quality and price. Also the range is much better than with other brands

[@joemachine4714]

Here in Michigan there are regulations, for example eBikes can't ride on designated "official" state mountain bike paths. The faster it goes, the more restrictions. 20mph max offers the least restrictions. If you are bugging out who cares but for practice follow the law as mountain bikers sometimes get into it with eBikers because they often pass from behind without yelling a warning like "passing on your left!". That said, I'm annoyed to so many people are wearing headphones 🎧 and can't hear my warnings. Why go to nature to listen to music and podcasts?? 😅

[@hanzkoenig]

Those pork chops looked delicious! Thank you😊

[@imninstar]

That scissor grill thing is AWESOME!!!!!

[@noneyabiz8225]

I would get a second or even third battery and extend your range. make sure you carry a flat tire repair kit with a pump.

[@johnwyman5939]

Nice job on video and looks like fun .. Nice bike !! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🪓🔪👍👍

[@craigwilcox4403]

Been a while, Miss Lilly. Glad to see you are still making your great videos. And I enjoyed seeing you on Naked and Afraid - you did a great job of it, which I had expected. Lie the new e-bike; been contemplating buying one. But, prepping for a wildlife trip to Kenya, which should be interesting as I had made my career as a wildlife biologist. 78 now, quite crippled from Agent Orange, but going to try anyway. Keep filming!

[@kriskemp4952]

You are such a good person. Thank you for being you

[@kevinbenoit7167]

You need to get some misquotes netting. It is very light weight gear for you pack. They make them to go over your sleeping bag. They also have them to go over your head . Your hat keeps the netting off your face. Will change your world in the woods.

[@marytica123]

ONE OF YOUR BEST & MOST RELEVANT VIDEOS ! From the E-bike thru your stealth camp, all good tips for preppers ! If things get really bad, and you have to leave your home, this is exactly what you need to do - IF YOU WANT TO SURVIVE !

[@pamelacorkran8172]

How much human weight does it hold

[@jamespaul2587]

1.5 Lillys + cargo 😊

[@DavidPaulNewtonScott]

I am living full time at my stealth camp in London. No bills just food saving money to pay off my house in Portugal.

[@stuartaminion511]

if you are to use the ebike for bug out, i would take a ride with your bug out bag just to see how it handles with the weight and balance on the bike. 35 lb (15.8 kg) will feel different rideing.

[@mannihh5274]

Your new e-bike looks really solid - I was surprised to find out it only costs 1.100€. Looking up their website they say, 140km max distance is on a flat road with a load of 75kg, which is the driver. With a fully loaded bike and in rough terrain you can exspect a massive drop. For a bug-out vehicle I would suggest getting 3 batteries to at least cover 100km. A powerful solar charger would be nice too. E-bikes are quite heavy (Engwe-L20 = 34-41kg) and it's no fun to travel without e-power. It's no fun to haul them over obstacles either, going upstairs or over downed trees is a pain in the ass. Hope, it meets your exspectations. For serious stealth camping your need to cover your bike's reflectors and get a camo painting on your water-container. The white rocks around your fireplace and the white ash stand out quite well too. I would prefer boiling water on a bushbox, pour it into a waterproof bag and take it into the sleeping bag to keep warm. For stealth cooking consider a Dakota fire pit. Keep on your great work.

[@zaynevanday142]

That Pattern Camouflage works really well Lilly 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@brendasusanchristensen7058]

Lily-congratulations!! Please get extra tires and an extra battery just in case.