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Laughing at the stupid commodification bringing a playtoy saw along when he has a card and could have made a trailer for a real clearing tool....but no money commodification paid...such rubbish on a good trip

how about an " E " version of your bike ?

From my research this line is still used by the Agawa Canyon Tour Train from Aug to mid Oct. This may explain the brush cutting as part of Maintenance Of Way (MOW) work in preparation for the fall train tour season.

The cut trees and brush look a lot like they were cut with a brush cutter; it is mounted on a rail vehicle or a hyrail vehicle to cut the greenery. It has flail-type blades. Most railroad tracks were built with grades of less than 1.5 to 2% or 1.5 for every 100 forward to 2 for every 100 forward. I have never been there but this location makes me think this is in the Agawa Canyon and that would be the Algoma Central RR.

Such a great video. Very scenic and would love to do something like this.

Dude! We signed an NDA about that rear wheel tech. Now everyone knows! 🤦🏻‍♂️

If you use crossbar from left side to rear wheel, when you brake you won’t fishtail

Would love a detailed video of the rail cart build…

Brush mower cuts all brush on the sides of the track and basically mulches everything in its way…

Heliun gas? 😮

Adding something like this to my bucket list.

Have you ever tried a slick on the rear of the bike instead of a knobby?

💪🏆💪

Lot of shine on those rather well maintained 'abandoned and unused rails'.

What a cool contraption! It seems you could add other bike on the other side and have some company. Also, it seems like the sled could carry quite a bit more if needed. A rickshaw would be fun for kids.

Are u in Canada? I hope u was packing heavy heat for them bears

god i wish that were me

It's very inspiring and fun to see

This is awesome. Just FYI we use those sea to summit bug tents. They weigh nothing total lifesaver. They are available in a few different sizes. You can sit inside and laugh at the bugs.

Here in India, trains have become unavoidable. Automobile industry is not competing with railroad. We have men who patrol the tracks on foot . They check each and every bolt and nut to ensure safe and fast movement of trains. I want to know if these cycle would be of any use.

Probably a slide path from an avalanche.

Why is the location top secret?

It's finally here 🥲

I got to give him props for saving the beer

Also, keep in mind that railways are not public property in Canada, even if "abandoned" - its still trespassing. Nevertheless, for those of you thinking of making one of these rail riders, please be careful because (a) if it breaks you're going to be stranded a loooooong way away so bring a GPS beacon like an inreach, and lots of repair gear (chain links, tires, etc.) and (2) make sure those rails are actually abandoned, trains can't stop and northern rails twist and turn everywhere. You won't be able to hear it coming. In my experience (and area in northern ON), most abandoned rails get yanked out for scrap, so if I see any rails I usually think "active"...

So, not abandoned entirely... the cut and shredded brush is done by the rail company, or hydro, sometimes by helicopter, specifically where power goes along the rails. Here's what they use: ua-cam.com/video/YOQGPdVPqQU/v-deo.htmlsi=q0OHnEcss5N0BxXY

Great trip! Love the Algoma area. Though I gotta say, that ghost town wasn't looking too ghosty---fresh steel roof, maintained grass....

That was good you put the forgotten tent in your video. It adds an element of reality of things that could happen…to any of us!

Well.. At least the tent dried.

What a trip! What wheels are you using?

Where is this?

The most innovative piece of outdoor gear I have seen in years! Absolutely brilliant. I would love to try this out.

Found this video from Instagram. So glad I did. This is such a cool and different idea than I've ever seen before. Also really interested in buying some of your stuff so I'd say this video did it's job. Made sure to sub as well. Have to add Honda elements are some of the coolest and most reliable cars ever. Love it.

Awesome video. I forgot my hammock tree straps on my Temagami bikepack trip.Luckily I had brought 2 sets for wrapping around big trees and I could of just tied the rope ends. I watched my video footage afterwards of me leaving camp to confirm. Went with my wife in the SXS to get them a few weeks later, luckily they were still there. I also forgot my nice axe in the same area maintaining a canoe portage. Another camping trip on the SXS . I was picturing your option of cowboy camping on night two, there'd be pools of blood in the morning alright, lol. The distance you rode was way too much for an untrained azz, that must have felt worse than your legs.

Sweet trip! Love that technicolor anodizing! Sweet stuff. Can’t wait for the big expedition! Good stuff!

Where is your friend??

Been waiting for a vid like this from you for a long time. Great work! Would love to see the plans for the rail rider!

ua-cam.com/video/e8ZC-4u4oeM/v-deo.htmlsi=Oz4BVC_2y9GcsBe0

What kind of car is that? Honda?

This is amazing and it has absolutely been added to my bucket list

Its not Art - give us a Demo

what causes the brush to look like its rip to shreds is a brush cutter you see this a lot on side roads and logging roads here in northern Ontario

In this near Sault st marie

Love it… truly “rocks and roll”… and yes my bet is tornado… seen damage like that before that “was” confirmed damage from a tornado

Excellent! In-tents… or alternatively “no tent-shen”

Love it I need more to see lol

have you tried a trailing front wheel guide ?

That is NOT a low head dam, but I'm sure you clickbaiters knew that as well.

Wait for fckng what?! Oh I know, so I can go THUMBS DOWN! Pls all of you who is outraged, go thumbs down :-)

I'm glad to have found this video... I'm looking forward to join with you both on the next journey... I'm curious how you're connected with the Rails ✌🏽😉