I like her anime-like noises when she falls or does a jump. Its perfect if someone ever creates a biking anime they have a perfect voice actor rite here
I just started watching Yuka and BCPov this week. Literally watched her Review video yesterday. Now I'm seeing this. What wonderful timing. I love you Yuka and BCPov😍
My wife is from Hokkaido and we live in Pennsylvania, USA. She absolutely hates climbing and always has sore legs after short rides. She also has a "hangry" issue :D Love and appreciate your insight, I hope to get my wife out riding more but I'm not sure... しょうがない :)
Such and expensive hobby, and so many MTB videos throwing money at new stuff. It's refreshing to see someone getting value out of products and to persist with thing when they don't look so fresh, as this is really a reality for most of us.
Derailleur hanger tool is my latest tool. I can't get a replacement hanger where I live, so this has saved my shifting. I'll get a spare or two next time I'm in the UK. I've had a few hangers, and only found out about this tool from a Berm Peak video. Seems crazy now to think I used to replace them, when I could bend them back a few times before failure. I always removed my derailleur and hanger if putting on a plane now. Especially after anxiously staring out of the window in Barcelona to see if I could see my bike loading, to see the ground crew overhead throw the box on to the conveyor.
Druid has special hanger too! And they are hard to get so this tool helped me so much 👍 it’s a good idea to take them off on plane. They are kinda easy to bend 🤣
I just finished “nothing to see here” by Kevin Wilson on my last road trip. It was a weird and funny audiobook that’s definitely worth a listen. I love watching your videos. You have such great personality in them. Keep shredding
I don’t do any aggressive riding you do but I participate in bike camping and I like your insights in the gear you use. For me carrying the lightest gear on my bike is essential….
I use icehockey elbow pads. they fit perfectly, al made of leather and after over 70 years they know how to make them whit out slippingupor down.. and much cheaper also
Audiobook: Conscious: A Brief Guide to the Fundamental Mystery of the Mind by Annaka Harris. Endlessly fascination, and very short. Great value per word.
I don't like exposed elastic straps as it seem UV is a killer. My chest strap on my Dakine Bag may go at some point, but I can detach and sew a new one with a little effort. There are two elastic strap bands that hold back loose ends of longer straps on the back, but they've lost it now, and replacing them is a lot more tricky, but they aren't so important. I'm not looking forward to ever replacing this bag, but as soon as a I see something I like in a slightly different size, my Dakine will get some breathing time and last a little longer.
I need long pants-even in summer when it’s 95F. I also have to wear long sleeves because I am terribly allergic to something in the brush. [I broke my “Don’t wipe your face on your sleeve” rule last week and ended up with swollen cheeks and one eye swollen shut.] Anyone have suggestions for hot-weather wear that gives max coverage?
Thank you so much for the video! I had a comment to add, in armwrestling we mesure arms when they are flexed 🤔 could that explain the size difference? You didn't measure flexed, you measured relaxed arm
how big are the crank arms small cycle small van girl hope it not the 175mm try 160mm youl crash less,or try different sizes,and you'll cliam much easier.
Cheap is one of the criteria, but "cheap" means almost $100...I think I'll skip knee pads, elbow pads, and bike shorts if that's the case. I'm willing to spend that much on helmets and hydration packs, but not shorts.
could someone please recommend some pedals for me please realistically under £20-£25 but i do want some half decent pedals so i won’t need to replace them anytime soon. thanks a lot
@@camperp195 I ment it always has a shade of green I think they messed up the settings for example if you look at every other RU-vidrs GoPro footage it’s never this green
I think you need D30 body armor. You crash alot, better to have a body armor. Not that I am saying you don't have skills, but we never know tragic happens.
@@xaviermtb5475 her head angle is 66 degrees stock...... If you watch her ride, she is ridding the fork close to mid travel when pointed down hill, this is bringing her head angle closer to 70 degrees....remember, when you go beyond 90 degrees its OTB time. The Druid is an awesome trail bike, they are not ridding "trails" like most people ride, they are riding downhill/free ride trails. Its going to end badly.
I got these pads too. Knee and elbow in large. Waaaaayyy too small. They are no way a large size. Even the XL was tight. They need to work on their sizing game
As a bike gear, I think they were cheap. Especially bike clothes are unbelievably expensive so I’m looking into non-bike brand jerseys now. I still like bike shorts though. They use stronger materials👍
