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    Bikepacking Morocco’s High Atlas on Gravel Bikes



    For the full route check out my Komoot page.

    https://www.komoot.com/collection/1878781/-morocco-bikepacking-in-the-atlas-mountains?ref=undefined

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    44 Comments

    5. Gary Richardson on

      Not sure if I missed this at somep point Josh but could you tell me what bike you use for these adventures? I know it's GIANT but what model? Thanks in advance. Love the videos

    6. Arne Schiereck on

      Such a nice video, lots of memories and similar views of some locations where we were on our bikepacking tour through the High Atlas three years ago.
      I enjoyed it, thank you! 👌

    7. Malcolm F on

      Gassing with mates, great scenery, and great riding. You did some wonderful filming here too. The pool looked a bit cold, Wim Hof, even. You boys look intimidatingly fit of course, and needed to be with plenty of hairpins up seriously steep slopes, but 80km on the off day is going some! Smiling kids and the home team doing their country proud was lovely to see, and the off season hotel prices must have been welcoming. A fab time was had methinks, and I'm envious to be sure.

    9. Lupo Ch on

      Nice journey! But the volume in the video is horrible if you listen with a headset … low volume when somebody speaks and immediately after that very high volume on some music …. 🙁 you can watch it only if volume is completely off and then with some fast video speed.

    22. Megan Page on

      Many years ago did an off road mtb adventure from Marrakesh into and over the Atlas Mountains down to Aït Benhaddou, the donkeys were faster than me uphill, kids hid in clay brick houses as we passed through cobbled 1 street villages, shady patios inhabited by fly covered sleepy dogs who paid us no interest. One of my most memorable rides with my family.

    24. HunterTravels on

      I don’t see myself making it to Morocco 🇲🇦 but I sure was rooting for Morocco in the World Cup ⚽️ . This is a great journey to see what the country looks like.

    30. Dj Mccallum on

      Awesome ride , beautiful place i really enjoyed watching this film , well done , you guys look like you were having a great time👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

    34. Tonikko on

      14:34 la cadena se engrasa por la parte de dentro, por el interior que es donde tiene fricción con los platos y los piñones , justo debajo ya te viene de cara la parte de mayor desgaste

    41. AlFresco on

      Nice ride, I hope to visit Marocco one day.
      Unfortunately seeing the snack wrapper being just thrown on the ground really left me with a sour taste. Absolutely disgraceful. And the fact that you didn't even edit it out makes me wonder if it's an isolated episode or if you guys left a trail of plastic bags, bottles and empty cans of pringles 😩

    42. Ian Whiting on

      Finally subscribed to you. I was first introduced to you through your video where you biked from Shanghai to England which I have watched numerous times and led to me buying my own copy of "Every Mile" by Layup which is now on my bike playlist.

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