"We would start the days around 4-5 am so that we could reach the river crossings as early as possible when it was still cold and the water level remained low. On occasions, we had to travel upstream to find a safer point for crossing where the river was wider – meaning the water would be shallower and less powerful. Trying to find the best way to cross them became a game, and as we gained experience these became our favourite days (despite the wet feet)." It's normal to get a bit cold and damp on a winter ride, but @joffreymaluski really took that to the extreme on a trip to Iceland last year. With the right kit and attitude however, they might just start to become your favourite days out... 🔗 Tap the link in our bio to read more about Joffrey's adventures. #ultradistance #bikepackinglife #bikepacking