It was a glorious outing, to be sure. It's always such a joy to spend an evening there. The only downside is that the birds are early risers. They make quite a racket at 4:00 am. I have to remind myself that I'm just a visitor in their back yard. Cheers from Outremont 😊.

Really enjoyed your outing in the wonderful Voie maritime! The tell-tale red-winged blackbird in the background and the reality of weather, all kinds of surprising weather shaping the experience. Cheers, Jeff, and keep on truckin'!

Hello, where im from i only really see low odour white spirit, would this be okay? And what ratio would you recommend for a ultralight tent? Im restoring a 21 year old tent from the ground up.

Great video. I love the bike camping videos 👍

I took a nalgene juat like that one on a week long hike. Did the boiling water trixk every day, slept like a baby. Huge comfort hack. Everything was wet after days of non stop rain. Impossible to make a fire. The warm water bottle gave me peace of mind that I would never risk hypothermia.

lovely times! I'll have to try that route to Varrenes, thanks for sharing

RockBros sells an Ortlieb knock off.

🔥 "PromoSM"

What is weight of ikea pot stove ? Didn't find answer on video.

Like the old joke goes: two Chinooks walk into a bar... (fill in the blank)😂

For those who know, The answer is always TWO Chinooks 😂🤘

When he said "are we on?" I thought it was the "open na noor" guy.

I have an older dog and she learns new things all the time. So you can in fact teach an old dog new tricks......what you actually mean is you are either too stubborn or too lazy or both to change:)

I don't have an uncle named Bob. I feel left out, cheated.

I think you might have been born before old school

Right now I am in Varennes, QC. My boy wanted me out of the house so he could have all of his pals over. I've got three days of endless wandering & stealth camping on my hands. Cheers from Varennes QC😊

As a fellow cheap bastard, thank you for this video. Its real discouraging seeing all of these multi thousand dollar setups as someone trying to get into this sport. I just did my first trip last week and all I had was a dry bag strapped to the handlebar and a 35L backpack attached to my rear rack. It served me well, but looking for something a little less fiddly and this looks perfect.

One wall stainless steel bottle could be used both for boiling water and storing it, and for warming up sleeping bag so it may be worth to changing the gasket. I'm definietely gonna get bottle for that purpose when I gonna have chance. Great in depth video 👌

Another nice thing about twog stoves is the efficiency. I burn so much more wood for the same purpose with a campfire.

I have a no name wood gas stove that has wider cylinders. The plus, is that it doesn't tip as easily. The minus is that it has wider cylinders. So it's slightly harder to pack. The fire boxes that pack flat are too fiddley for my tastes. I have a Lixada stainless steel jobber, and it warps too. The major plus is how flat they pack.

Any upcoming trips east jeff?

Water: In the past year I have ditched plastic water bottles including medical grade Nalgene for wide mouth double wall stainless steel, the water tastes so much better. Contents will remain warm for 24 hr and cold for 12 yours. I have .5 liter and one-liter bottles to choose from depending on the water sources available. On the handlebars I have four grab bags that can each hold a 0.5 L or one liter bottle or not. Or anything else I want close at hand. In the triangle I can carry two one liter bottles in the new larger cages. Both being Old farts, and I think I'm a lot older fart, we doth carry similar gear and total weight. My cook system is older school, from the late 60"s. I use nesting Swiss Sig pots to choose from. 1-2-3-4 quart, depending on number in the group, type of trip and season. My Seva 123 stove is the same size as your IKIA utensil holder wood burner. I've used my Seva 123 at -20 F on winter cross country ski trips. A real butt kicker with a white gas fuel tank and no disposable canisters to deal with. Never found the need to use a water bottle to stay warm. My travel experiences are from -20 F to 120 F. My sleep system is based on the military system used by most army's including the USA and Canada called the MSS- Modular Sleep System, which I highly recommend. My sleeping pad is from the early 1970's Thermolite, inflatable with a foam core and unbelievably still holds air. It just won't die. My rear and front panniers are from the 1980's and still going strong. The are a rugged water resistant fabric with a 10 mil liner. I carry a tough canoe dry bag on top the rear pannier with my 22 inch width sleeping pad and rain gear, tent or tarp and poles. The dry bag becomes my tent entry mat. Sorry for mixing measurements. Some of my equipment is in liters and some in inches.

Yeah, uhhh, I believe that, uhhh, I'll just, uhhhhh pass on the rest of the, uhhh, video...

😀😀😀Cheers.

Tell us about that collection of images behind you.

Jeff-I, too, am a fan of the Fancy Feast stove. I’ve made a couple and have played with the height of the tomato paste can so I now have a fast boil and a slower, simmer version. For a fire I bought a firebox stove on sale for 35 bucks. Much heavier than your titanium, but light enough for a bike trip. I didn’t know any better! Thanks for the video.

Thanks for the video Jeff! Looked like a lovely evening. Very nicely done steak too!

If you like the Ikea pot, the Lixada woodgas/tower stove is gonna blow your brain balls. Superb reliable simplicity!! Cheers from Montreal QC😊

Some good kit you have there that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. I’m on my 2nd IKEA stove now. So many meals and fires. Lixada a is very underrated company. Most of their stuff is reliable and more budget friendly than others. Thanks for sharing.

Today's outcome is depressing because for a while it was actually pretty good.

You know there are some even more naive folks out there who paid that deposit.

The two rocks are a nice touch to keep the stove from sliding.

You just showed me my new ccoking kit, since I already got one of those IKEA utensil baskets and can fit it inside a new cargo cage bag on the fork. Love how it all fits together and that I can get the pot and mug online. One question though: The twig stove's gotta get awful black with soot. How do you get it clean before packing it all together?

If you lifted that tin up a bit it might burn as well maybe better

Would of been nice if there were time stamps so i can skip back and fourth to sections

Cool

Very interesting and I really like those front bags attached to the front fork👌

which bag do you keep the quaaludes in?

Great review! You know-doesn’t look like they have those bags anymore on either version of the Amazonian Shopping Network. Lots of Rock bros. And rhinowalk. Probably same company using different badging. I need a set of the rear ones. Hope to see you touring your ass off this summer!

Good mess of stuff!

You must stop the drugs and alcohol.

Is that a SPYDER hoodie!? what happened to the cheap bastard!? he done got all boujie what a poser! and american, too! smdh

Enjoyable as always. Just curious how long a ride is it from your front door to your campsite ? Oh and do you think Trump will ever go to jail ? Thanks for sharing and looking forward to the next one.

Jeff-I think you said that’s a Kona bike in a previous video’s comments. Crazy that you just got that and now Kona is going out of business. I ride an All City bike set up for touring, and now they are going out of business, too! What’s up with the bike industry? Hey, I am in the market for some bags and those look interesting. Tell us about your bags.

That War Horse is a sweet whip. 😊

🌷Could you please make a video of sizes and how you made each of the components? 😊

🌷nice😊

🌷like the idea of this, got to find a can with lid for a Billy Can. Love that you found a drinking lid for the can! From North Pole Alaska here 😊

Good selection. I prefer Fiskars over a wood handle axe because they're unbreakable. A few years ago I bought a silky saw and then recently I bought the Bacho. And that's the one I prefer now. It has been many years I have not been in town, I haven't even traveled over the new bridge yet from the S. shore. I remember going to Beaver Lake back in the 50s my mother used to take me there for skating.

I like your setup, Jeff. I think an MSR folding spoon might fit right into your stove bag and their good little buggers!