Max Roving

Subscribers 163K

Videos 71

Views 15.9M

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Max Roving focuses on travel by bicycle, including long-distance cycling, backpacking, and adventure travel. The content appears as vlogs and travel diaries with emphasis on cycling routes through China, the Tibetan plateau, and other distant destinations, supported by a library of videos and keywords like travel vlog, bicycle touring, and travel blog. The channel uploads around 1.5 videos per week, and averages about 78.9K views per video.

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84% relevance

Subscribers 3.5M

Videos 8.8K

Views 1.5B

Appearances 63

SERP 100%

Similarity 73%

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Both target extreme and long-distance cycling audiences with high-altitude and extreme journey queries; they align on core themes of endurance cycling, though GCN's content style is more production-heavy while Max Roving aligns with niche, offbeat travel cycling interests (84% match search, 73% content).

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57% relevance

Subscribers 36.1K

Videos 38

Views 918.3K

Appearances 7

SERP 19%

Similarity 83%

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Shared audience interest in cycling through China and rural China travel, indicating overlap in destination-focused cycling travel despite Jack’s content skewing toward Chinese rural routes (57% match with low search overlap but strong content alignment).

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#3

Josh Kohler

57% relevance

Subscribers 38K

Videos 19

Views 2.1M

Appearances 8

SERP 14%

Similarity 86%

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Both appeal to offbeat travel cycling and cycling through China with a Tibetan plateau cycling niche, reflecting similar adventurous routes even though Josh emphasizes offbeat angles (57% match; low search emphasis but high content alignment).

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SAFA Brian

57% relevance

Subscribers 597K

Videos 508

Views 274.3M

Appearances 15

SERP 29%

Similarity 75%

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SAFA Brian and Max Roving both cover extreme and long-distance cycling and mountain passes, signaling a shared focus on challenging terrains despite differences in production style (57% match; higher content similarity at 75%).

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55% relevance

Subscribers 446K

Videos 100

Views 37.1M

Appearances 13

SERP 28%

Similarity 74%

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Bernardo and Max Roving both center on solo cycle touring and extreme cycling journeys, with offbeat travel cycling as a secondary alignment, indicating a similar solo adventure cycling niche (55% match; strong content overlap 74%).

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McKenzie Barney

52% relevance

Subscribers 9.9K

Videos 16

Views 688.4K

Appearances 8

SERP 20%

Similarity 73%

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Both channels feature solo cycle touring and cycling around the world with an emphasis on extreme cycling journeys, appealing to a similar globally minded cycling audience (52% match; solid content similarity 73%).

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Discovered competitors include Global Cycling Network (84% match) and SAFA Brian (57% match) and Jack Mullinkosson (57% match) among others. The top two by match strength are Global Cycling Network and SAFA Brian. They share overlapping queries with Max Roving such as extreme cycling journeys, long distance cycling, high altitude cycling, cycling through China, and Tibetan plateau cycling. Global Cycling Network has 3.5M subscribers, which dwarfs Max Roving’s 163K, highlighting a large audience gap; SAFA Brian has 597K subscribers, still substantially larger than Max Roving. All identified channels compete for the same travel-by-bike audience, focusing on long-distance or high-altitude cycling and itineraries that involve challenging routes.

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#7	51%	WOLFPACK ADVENTURES	75%	292K	16%	6
#8	51%	New Travel Insight	75%	84.6K	14%	10
#9	50%	Amazing World Bike Tour	78%	12.8K	9%	5
#10	50%	MONTEROJO HOODBOY	79%	18.5K	7%	5
#11	49%	The Sunday Ride	79%	9.2K	4%	2
#12	49%	We Ride Bikes Places	78%	5.6K	5%	3
#13	49%	Mike Okay ▶	76%	1.3M	8%	3
#14	48%	Drew Binsky ▶	72%	6.7M	13%	6
#15	48%	Bicycle Touring Pro	73%	94.9K	11%	4
#16	48%	Greg McCahon	77%	207K	6%	7
#17	48%	Little Chinese Everywhere ▶	77%	762K	5%	3
#18	48%	road.cc ▶	71%	130K	12%	6
#19	48%	Adventure Cycling	70%	12.8K	14%	8
#20	48%	Oscar Boyd	75%	14.1K	7%	3
#21	47%	Erik Douds	75%	5.1K	6%	1
#22	47%	Henna Palosaari	75%	21.1K	5%	1
#23	47%	Lawrence Carpenter	74%	61.9K	5%	3
#24	47%	Mike Coles	75%	2.5K	5%	1
#25	47%	BKXC	75%	560K	4%	4
#26	46%	TRP Ultra Cycling	71%	9.5K	9%	5
#27	46%	Sholto David	72%	21.4K	7%	4
#28	46%	Virtual Cycling Workouts	72%	15.4K	6%	5
#29	46%	Rémy Métailler	73%	731K	5%	2
#30	45%	Trip For You	72%	51.9K	5%	2
#31	45%	Beeline Fox	72%	6.0K	6%	5
#32	45%	VC Adventures	72%	281K	5%	1
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#34	45%	Stephan Wieser	72%	17.2K	5%	1
#35	45%	SEMIPRO CYCLING	70%	33.2K	8%	3
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#37	45%	The Broad Life	71%	1.3K	6%	1
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#39	44%	Josh Reid	70%	76.3K	4%	5
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#42	43%	Dylan Johnson	68%	203K	6%	3
#43	43%	Top Fives ▶	68%	3.1M	6%	2
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Max Roving?

Max Roving's biggest competitors on YouTube are Global Cycling Network (84% match, 3.5M subscribers) and Jack Mullinkosson (57% match, 36.1K subscribers) and Josh Kohler (57% match, 38K subscribers). They share a focus on cycling, travel, and adventure content similar to Max Roving's niche in bikepacking and bicycle touring.

What type of content does Max Roving make?

Max Roving creates travel and cycling vlogs focused on bikepacking and bicycle touring, as evidenced by video titles like Cycling across the world's emptiest country, My First Impressions of MONGOLIA, and Cycling across China is full of surprises. The channel uploads about 1.5 videos per week, with each video averaging around 78.9K views.

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