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Oh yes, of corse - the route is mentioned in the video description... it's located in the Lake Como area - Italy. The very hard road-climb is the epic "Muro di Sormano" (Sormano - Italy) - "known" as the hardest climb of "Tour of Lombardy" - also climbed during Giro d'Italia in a few occasions.

Hi, My latest “job”, hope you like “One of the best ways to escape the duties of work on your birthday is to enjoy a one-day epic ride through my favorite local trails - especially if it’s an awesome sunny and warm day in October while also enjoying a delicious plate of "Pulenta Uncia" at lunch! By the way, be sure to get permission from your boss for a day off. Otherwise it may be a problem...but this is something I'll manage tomorrow when I’m back in the office."

This is the first short film I ever made on bicycles - we've had a very hot autumn so far, but soon foggy and wet days will come ... despite this, I hope you like it anyway.

Yeah, Nonno-bike... but if watch my other video "The Old Railway" you'll have the chance so see "bisnonno" (great grandfather) And about the driving environment... we don't have many places where children can ride on their own here too - Lake Como area is very busy - however a few spots are quite nice.

Thank you Eddy

Molte grazie.

Shifters have brake functions only - noT shifting. Those are very old items I found on ebay - probably originally installed on a 20" wheels road bike.

The kid's bike is a Cube (German brand) - Cubie120 - single-speed - the bar is a Ritchey EvoCurve 40cm COMP - a little bit too wider for him, however for "filmmaking" purposes was good enough.

Thank you all for the compliments and "likes" - yeah, it looks like Vimeo does not run smoothly with all the devices. If you like my "filming style", you are welcome to visit my Vimeo or Youtube channel watching the rest of my jobs. All of those have been filmed (and edited) by myself, including "Sweating Steel" while I was riding the bike on the roller Don't forget to read the short description/intro available for each video before watching.

Hello, I am new to this forum - I live in Italy (Lake Como) - from my childhood I'm passionate about bikes and filmography - so recently I decided to put together a few amateur (I'm not a pro) contents about the bikes, just short films anyway - I find this forum-section quite interesting, so I decided to register and post my latest job - I do hope you like it. I also have a youtube channel ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1cuLkmERN6JajNeEWBqljw ) however for some reasons I prefer Vimeo.