This is the second vlog of our Europe tour in summer 2019. In this episode we cross the border to Austria and spend a few days in Salzburg., the birthplace of Mozart. We continue our journey south across the gigantic Austrian Alps and visit picturesque mountain villages following the Alpine-Adria cycle path to Tarvisio, in Italy. When we arrived in Bad Gastein to our surprise had to take a train to get across the mountain.

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Timeline & itinerary:
00:00 Introduction

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GEAR LIST:

Fahrradmanufaktur
Ortlieb
Crosso
MSR Dragonfly
Vango
Naturehike
Seatosummit
Victorinox
Xiaomi
Mapsme
Schwalbe
Shimano
Magura
Ledlenser
Topex
Tubus

18 Comments

  1. You captured the Alps beautifully! In Salzburg I was hoping to catch a glimpse of the Augustiner… and then there you were! Having a beer out in the tree-covered courtyard is awesome.

  2. Love a bit of Amadeus & Bach – Saltzburg looks nice – too much froth ion their beers – but I don't drink alcohol anymore – I'm glad you resisted doing the cliched Sound of Music sketch. If you got a boom arm you could put the the camera on it and have both arms free for cycling.
    I prefer going uphill in drizzle rain, it keeps you cool as you get hot for old fat men like me. Many trains in the UK are bad for cyclists but not all, some routes cycles go free – not the rider just the bike. Today I went from my home just 4 miles around the canal towpath and back uphill to my home – Pendle Lancashire. I made coffee on my little firebox stove and came home, too hot today for me. This weekend i go 70 miles to the Lake District for camping and maybe swim in the sea or lakes.

  3. Ohhh what a lovely this video! The music in the background it’s amazing!!!! Thank so so much for share this video with us. You are amazing. Keep it up the fantastic job!

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