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Community => Cycle Tours => Topic started by: j-ms on May 09, 2017, 12:27:49 PM
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Punting my journal in CGOAB: https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/?o=1mr&doc_id=19307&v=1w#503487
(https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/?o=1mr&doc_id=19307&v=1w#503487)
Arrived in Kyoto from South Africa yesterday . Bikes were a breeze to re-assemble but a b%^&tch to transport from the bus station to our guesthouse. Easing into it slowly as we're not particularly fit.
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I'll be following you closely. From my sofa!
Good luck.
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We're almost halfway through our six month trip through Asia. Leigh has posted a video of the Singapore and Malaysia section on our YouTube channel and can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyVJpFChXHg (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyVJpFChXHg). Videos of the Japan and South Korea sections (as well as the upcoming sections through Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam) will be loaded once they are done.
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Brilliant, guys, just brilliant! Esp liked the food and the birdlife; can't imagine the humidity, tho'. Trust that the bikes are working well.
Carry on, safe journeys,
John
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hell of a tour.stay safe enjoy.
jags.
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Hi John
Bikes have been trouble free throughout the trip. I changed the hub oil In Kuala Kubu Barhu in Malaysia, I re-grease the EX Box on Leigh's bike occasionally and I will soon have to adjust the EBBs (the chains are more than 6000 kms into their life and are getting pretty slack). As mentioned before, the bikes are beautifully balanced under load, whether at slow speeds or charging downhill. Unloaded they seem like different beasts altogether - far more lively and responsive - and it takes a bit of getting used to.
Jean-Marc
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The video of the South Korean leg of the trip is now on YouTube. You can view it at https://youtu.be/aB3Tk-5u7bg (https://youtu.be/aB3Tk-5u7bg).
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Great videos.
May I ask about your camera and video software?
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The cameras are my entry-level Samsung smartphone and my wife's Canon PowerShot SX60. Neither take up much space and both serve at least two purposes so they qualify as acceptable equipment for cycle touring.
The software used is MovieMaker which comes free with Windows.