The city of Kathmandu is a ceaseless frenzy of chattering vendors, garish signs, pagoda-like temples, and the overpowering smell of incense. The surrounding hills, however, tell a different story.
Rider/Editor: Mandil Pradhan Music: 'La Volta' by Michael Praetorius and 'Katmandu' by Bob Seger Production Assistant: Rabindra Prajapati Post Production: Gambir Rajkarnikar and Mokshya Production
Just wonderful. Lets you think that there are so much trails in the world its just too much for a lifetime and you can't decide where to start... Nice bike, too. Banshee rocks!
I've ridden in Nepal, just thought I'll let yous know... haha!
It was awesome, and I'll be going back for sure! Such an amazing country and some fantastic people.
If this place isn't on your bucket list, well you better put in on it!
YEW!!
I really enjoyed this video, thanx for it, great job, very good music choice it was funny , and the colours are wonderful, it seemed to me in some shots that this trails are bit similar to the ones in Italy, like you weren't riding in Kathmandu definitely could worth a trip to there
Seriously good edit. It is awesome to see an edit from such a different place featuring a local rider, it makes it that much cooler. If I ever have the time and money, I'm definitely going to leave Kansas for more vertically oriented locales.
Good for them, and us, maybe in the future you must not have 3 bikes with you, its been growing and the´re may be bikeshops you can buy stuff & repair.
Id like MTBing growing in my "other homeland" Kambodja . Great trails there but no bikes. just for walking and the pumas
Nice one! I move to KTM next month for 12 months. Is there much of a riding community? I'm super stoked, but I will just need to find a bike when I get there.
A few years ago I spent two months there to learn Tibetan language, an boy did I regret not having a decent bike with me. Wonderful country and culture.
Id like MTBing growing in my "other homeland" Kambodja . Great trails there but no bikes. just for walking and the pumas
haha all jokes aside, pretty sure its a big city or capital of Nepal, where Everest is.