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When it’s Christmas time I put LED Christmas lights on. I also cover my panniers with pins like my cowboy kitty or “Science Is Real”. They make me happy
oh those are cute ideas! I actually have tons of pins and I never know where to put them so I may put a pin or 2 on a bag :D the LED are fun, I got a few ?LED products for my wheels but they always all broke so I gave up on those :(
they are beautiful I love them! it's this, they are sometimes sold out then restock bit.ly/3VZnnNy (SAVE 10$ off orders of 60$+ auto applied at checkout)
thanks for the kind words appreciate it! Always good to be safe (and stylish). There's a discount code in the description so you can save a little too!
@@SolarizeYourLife you're damner if you do and damned if you don't. It's been all men upset and aggressive with me. So that's the trend unfortunately. I think sometimes they're actually upset I passed them. So odd. What's an mik?
Don't know how I stumbled in here but I like these videos. The content, pace, lighting, and different perspectives, all make this video worth watching to the end
@@e3vL1 trust me. I've tried it all. It's happened a few times with old 3m tape. Not when a straight razor blade can get it off cleanly I had to sand and then repaint
Thanks for the great review, purchased this sling for my NYC trip also (just returned to London yesterday). Really great bag for anyone who is still deciding. It was nice not having to carry anything in my pockets when it was warm out. I brought the A6 memobottle which fits comfortably inside, and on the cloudy days I swapped this out for an umbrella which came in handy. As mentioned it's great for carrying on flights and for cycling around the city. It was easy enough to switch to the front which I did whenever walking through congested areas like Times Square where pickpocketing was a concern. The tan strap and black leather works really well with summer outfits, even looked quite elegant when in Jazz/Rooftop Bars.
nope I did not, I ended up getting a great surround sound system sound bar on sale I got the 930C but it's not sold anymore and I don't see a D (this year model equivalent) amzn.to/3SYoUl3
Commuting by bike isn't necessarily faster than by car but as commuting by car you get say 30 minutes of boredom, on a bike you get 1 hour of joy ^_^ I love rock straps, I started using them recently on my motorbike. Superhelpful when riding two up with my girlfriend and she brings so much stuff that it can't fit into the top case ^_^
@@Dellvmnyam with my short Commutes especially when there is traffic it's actually faster for me! Rok straps are so simple and so effective. Bungee cords would do in a pinch
@@saisamsuri I have so many times. Then reading about breaking it in and finding the right saddle especially as a petite woman I wasn't sure it was worth it. But I may keep an eye out for a used
Very cool setup and lively and informative presentation style. Like the way you customized your bike, coordinating your gear so it’s aesthetically pleasing and functional. What size rok straps do you have? Been using bungees cords. Would like to try the straps. Must admit the drop handle bars seem to make it look like the cyclist knows what he or she is doing, but I am a hybrid bicyclist who prefers a more upright riding position. My cockpit is crazy busy. I always ride with my action camera mounted there, have an electronic remote controlled motion sensor/horn anti theft device, a small but pleasantly loud bell, a bike computer, headlight, left and right rear view mirrors and believe it or not an air horn attached to the head tube. Everything is color coordinated-navy blue and black are the dominant colors. Have a black rear rack, expandable panniers, a tail light, U-lock with cable, and some basic tools I carry in the top compartment of my “saddle bags.” Also have a detachable mud guard attached to the down tube. Oh yes, I always carry an electric bike pump. I use my mirrors, computer, and U-lock regularly and inflate my tires before leaving the house. Whew! The other stuff I rarely use but I like having all of it with me just in case. Bike is pretty heavy but I can keep up with other hybrid bike riders. Not into speed anyway. Just like having fun-like you. Really appreciated your approach to urban cycling. Thanks for sharing! One more thing I like how your rear wheel requires a special tool to remove the wheel and how you lock the front wheel and frame!
@@GadgetsGearCoffee My bike computer is modest. Here are the functions: speedometer, distance traveled, average speed, total distance, maximum speed, and time of day. Brand and model-Velo 7 Cateye. Some bike computers offer way more functionality. I love my basic one-perfect for my purposes. Battery lasts a long time! And last time I checked the computer was very affordable and doesn’t take up much space either. Top of the line ones will give mapping, weather conditions, you name it, etc,, etc.
ohhh cool, I was looking into bike trailers for a festival I go with my e-bike to haul all the camping gear, kind of abandoned that project for now but working on another that I hope comes to fruition
You’ll learn the terminology soon enough. I’d definitely keep these original, and in adventures you’ll find other frames that are perfect for projects. I ride a matte black pure cycle single speed with a few gold goodies, and I’ve got pretty fast, but still have work to do. To get me ready for the multispoed bike I want to build to race, I bought a rare 2000 bianchi professional team, and oh my I feel like I’m cheating. It’s fast af but it belongs in a museum. Soon im getting an original owner 1976 Motobecane Jubilee. Enjoy you’re time traveling, I know I am.
Great video. Thank you. I love your chatty style of presentation. I’ve just purchased the duo boiler not really knowing much about coffee! I am already falling in love with coffee and the duo boiler. I think that getting into the science sounds so cool, and I am really impress by your notebook. I would love to see a video on the research you have carried out. Ken from Southport, UK
I actually do have a video going over some science! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fTKRKn2_w0s.html I also have a ton of videos on the BDB and made a playlist on it you should see it on my channel
it's all about preference, it's funny because on some reviews I read some people didn't like the blue interior, I think it's cool they change the colors for some product differentiation. Feel free to come back and share your experience with the bag!
Thanks for this. I watched your Fjallraven Raven backpack and the Bellroy looks really good as both products give that casual look. Now I am indecisive because I like both backpacks
If you want more space and better ability to pack, Transit hands down. They're both technically 20L but the Transit fits way more and is bigger looking as well. I currently also use ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YT-vFsF59SI.html for smaller load outs. If you consider any of the bags, do come back and share your experience on the bags and consider purchasing through the affiliate links to support the channel :) thanks!
I just looked this up, I had no idea about that, thanks for the info! Using it once in a while I'm sure would be fine but you're right that if used regularly VS an outdoor faucet that would likely provide more water pressure at the source, likely could cause issues on the pressure washer
My bikes came with lights, bells, mudguards, locks, helmets and racks when I got them. One set of the bike lights are dynamo. I use panniers, a front block that can carry a bag and or a trailer when needed. I add extra rechargable lights for emergencies just in case. I do have one of those multi-tools and the extra emergency tube with repair kit though I have had to use it once 4 years. Plus I have some bungee cords/straps.
@@levibelflower6088 I couldn't even tell you so if you figure it out let me know. I found a magazine clipping of it once in a deep dive I haven't been able to find again since. It's from the 70-80s I think more 80s though
I was about to buy this scale, but man, this 2 minutes auto shut off completely turned me off. How on earth this "feature" could be helpful in ANY way? If it's to prevent the battery to die in case one forgets to shut it off, 15-20 minutes would do the job without hindering the coffee preparation flow.
A mirror is one of the most important things I've added, especially since I'm usually riding on faster roads. It's kind of awesome how beneficial it is and going without one just feels kind of wrong now.
@@GadgetsGearCoffee I have just one on the left side as I'm mostly on single lane roads and haven't really felt the need for a right one yet, although it wouldn't be the worst thing to have two...
That's a beautifully turned out bike. Everything on it makes for a super useful machine. Even your handlebars are set right. Bet you can ride all day long. Enjoy.
nope, sold it and moved onto 2 other bags I used depending on what I'm carrying ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xfOhcW8P6xM.html and ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YT-vFsF59SI.html
Been seeing ads for it for ever finely payed for it . Best, most versatile one I have found. Free or payed. As an adult Autistic it is very helpful with my stimulation and time management issues. As well as my obseive tendencies.
@@jjhebert1 it is a great wallet I keep trying to replace it and buying others only to come back to this one. It's very old and discontinued and I haven't found anything of its size that can do cash card and coins compactly. It is from cuir Danier
every now and then I look through new wallets to see if any of them fit my needs to replace this one, just because I want a brown wallet now instead of black, so if you ever find one let me know!
