@jonny borg It's a parody of Jerry Seinfeld's Comedians in Cars getting Coffee. It's good content for getting to know the guys. If it's not your cup of tea, that doesn't make it bad. It's hard to make everyone happy all of the time.
I think the first coffee shop was the best by far, the barista's were so bubbly and happy, I think it was *WAY* worth the price, I feel like they could put anyone in a good mood.
That's how my road bike is setup. Raceface Chester's with Chrome Kursk 2.0 shoes, no clips, just push the shoe into my Chester pins and away I go. 60 mile rides no problem. #EndTheClipObsession2019 lol
@@outdoorsunlimited5492 One day you rim brake obsessionists are going to have to come around to realize disc brakes are where it's at. Unless you're going for a 10lbs climbing bike, there's no reason to have rim brakes anymore. It's a dying mindset that you need rim brakes to ride road.
Check out ibikeinaddidas down in Cali. Bren does all her riding in addidas on flats century, doubles. La to San Diego and back. Don't need to be in clips.
Start now, don't be one of those people that only rides MTB, or only rides Road, or only rides Cyclo... ok well if you only ride Cyclo Races you're probably fit enough to ride anything you want. I love riding road just as much as riding MTB, you just have to understand that neither of them is anything like the other, but the benefits you get from riding both is awesome. The fun of riding road to me is just getting out and exploring, by that I don't mean stopping 10 times to get food and shop, but you just go ride and see things you don't see when you're driving your car. It's like an adventure. MTB is all about the rush and excitement and just getting stupid on trails doing crazy stuff you wouldn't do anywhere else. Also, if you get something along the lines of a Gravel bike you can ride road all day but then hit some light off roading too. My road bike is actually a Cannondale Slate Ultegra, I LOVE that bike. I can ride road all day or hit some rough brick roads for a challenge, take it off road if I wanted to, etc. It just opens up the 'fun' part of road riding.
It has some nutty flavors to it. "I think gutter water just dripped inside of it"!!!! When you think about how expressionless and casual he said it makes me crack up.
@@Alex-kv1rh I don't doubt it's bad there but I would never ride on the road around here people are nuts. People really just don't care at all. Pedestrians get hit all the time and people don't even stop.
Love the vid. My first time riding no 3 road led to me being driven off the road by a driver who believed that the bike lane was just a really long dedicated right turn lane and just pushed me into the curb. Next you gotta try some CX to find some middle ground between rd and mtn.
I used to ride with the Vancouver bike club , a long time ago . Great club , well organized, friendly,safe ,best memories of Vancouver. Thanks Steve B.
Your guys filming and editing in mtb and biking, in general, is some of the best I've seen (apart from those on film budgets). So I just want to tell you guys to keep doing what your doing cause it's amazing
Get a gravel bike, I have a checkpoint just like the one in the video. It's great on the road and can ride off road. Off road rides that would be too tame and boring on a mountain bike are very cool on a gravel bike.
@@MAGAIVER Agreed, Gravel bike or something similar. The new Cannondale Topstone looks pretty awesome too. What I tell people is that if you don't plan on seriously racing, don't get a 'road' bike. Get something a little more comfortable that you can use on multiple terrains and won't beat you up if you want to just casually go for a ride too.
Growing up as a mtb rider, I've really been enjoying fixed gear riding the past few years! Even though you're on the street, you can find ways to get your adrenaline going!
spring bike cleaning/upkeep video before the season goes under way? All the bikes on stands in someone’s garage couple beers couple games of smash bros?
OY, it was cool meeting you guys at Faebrew ! Love the content but next time keep your road bikes on the road. HaHA us roadies have a bad enough name as it is WOOT
Taking my first trip to VBC & been looking for Bike routes, places to eat and best coffee... think this video covered it 😂 now just need to figure out if I’m being my bike or find a place to rent a proper bike.
Matchstick Fraser st (Stop #2) is my local, I live like 4 blocks away! Amazing coffee, good pastries and sandwiches are the staff are chill. Faebrew looks cool, I want to check that place out... great vid guys, coffee rules.
:-D This is brilliant after a day of delicous flavors it almost does not matter how full the streets are and the mood stays high. The self made coffee in that espressomaker to end up the delicious day has the hardest job. How can it taste good after all that feasting? Danke, ein schönes Video!
@Mahalo my Dude - you were in my neighbourhood near the Matchstick. Four months into the future, you could have seen the stickers you put on my bike rack. :)
I ride a road bike to work every morning and none of my mtb friends can understand it... Would love to take them on such a epic trip 😄😍 Or join you guys... maybe? 😜
