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yes... seems like a very under rated place...

Thank you that is a great compliment, about downloading I am not sure but where would you like to use it?

You can also visit my instagram page, where I have share the same reel and download the video (maybe with Music) from there. my Instagram ID: @TheBeardManOnCycle

@@puspendumahapatra8337Hey there! I've been using my Fit Trip Bad Boy as my daily commuter, even in rainy conditions. It's been a fantastic bike so far! To keep it performing its best, just remember to clean, oil, and maintain it regularly. With proper care, it'll be a loyal companion for years. I personally think the Bad Boy is like the Toyota of bicycles - reliable and durable. Based on my experience, I'd definitely recommend it. Happy cycling, and remember, a little bike love goes a long way!

​@@TheBeardManOnCycle Thanks for replying. But I have another query, do you still using 1x10 gears or upgraded to Shimano? If upgraded then for how long does 1x10 gears lasted?

sir... I am proud Indian so hindi, hinglish and english main video banane ki koshish rahegi.... Thank you...

hey buddy thank you for your response, but unfortunately this giveaway got over very very long back. But subscribe and stay tuned I have a very big and awesome giveaway coming soon. Cheers buddy

Hello... Steve is it?

Hello... hope you are doing... happy cycling!

@@TheBeardManOnCycle Will it be irritating for you if I ask lot of questions regarding e bicycle?

@@technogamers8812 not at all bro.. go ahead, I will do my best to answer. Connect with me on Instagram too and message me there... instagram.com/thebeardmanoncycle/

@@TheBeardManOnCycle Sir thanks a lot.

Have you tested Emotorad's Doodle?

His passion for his work and cycling is so clear.

lol... still feels good to wear it... :)

Thank you. I appreciate it.

yes you are right it is Svitch electric bicycle (folding). But way to pricey.

Decathlon outlets pe

Powai Cycling Track: goo.gl/maps/mzmZufmZ7dQ3oZF38 🤘

@@TheBeardManOnCycle thank you kind sir 😇

Hey there! At 1.80m, you're right on the cusp between a medium and large Triban RC 120 GRVL. Here's some info to help you decide: Decathlon's size chart: According to Decathlon's size chart [link Decathlon GRVL 120 size chart], a large is recommended for riders between 1.78m and 1.85m. So, based on height alone, a large might be ideal. Riding style and preference: Large: If you prefer a more relaxed riding position, with a more upright torso, then a large could be a good choice. It might also feel more comfortable for longer rides. Medium: If you favor a more aggressive, performance-oriented riding style, a medium size might be better. It'll offer a slightly more compact fit for better power transfer. Here's what I recommend: If you can, visit a Decathlon store and try both sizes for yourself. This is the best way to determine which feels most comfortable. If a test ride isn't possible, consider factors like your riding style and inseam length. Watch some reviews of the Triban RC 120 GRVL that discuss sizing. You might find insights from people of similar height. Ultimately, the best size is the one that feels most comfortable and allows for good control of the bike. I hope this helps!

@@TheBeardManOnCycle Thanks a lot! Usually i prefer a more confortable riding style. I will visit a store and if possible test by myself.

1. Off-road capability, Suspension, Brakes & Gears: FitTrip Badboy definitely toh off-road pe handle kar sakta hai! Component breakdown: Suspension: Badboy mein 100mm ka suspension fork hai. Yeh jhatke aur kachche raste ki dikkat kam karta hai, ride ko comfortable banata hai. Brakes: Ismein dual-piston hydraulic disc brakes hain. Yeh brakes har mausam mein bahut achhi stopping power dete hain, off-road control ke liye zaroori hai. Gears: 1x10 speed gearset chadhne aur alag alag terrains ke liye acha range provide karta hai. *** Lekin yeh baat bhi dhyan dena zaroori hai: Fat bikes normal mountain bikes se jyada heavy hoti hain. Inhe technical trails mein zor se ghumana mushkil ho sakta hai. 100mm ka suspension fork bohat aggressive off-road riding ke liye shaayad kam padh jaaye. ----- 2. FitTrip Badboy vs. FitTrip Niner: Badboy aur Niner mein se chunna aapki riding style aur priority par depend karta hai: ** FitTrip Badboy: Loose terrain, snow aur beach ke liye perfect hai. Yeh comfortable cruising aur decent suspension aur brakes ke saath off-road exploring ke liye achhi hai. I am very happy with it, daily use karto hoon. ** FitTrip Niner: Yeh ek zyada traditional hardtail mountain bike hai. Yeh bina suspension ke wajah se technical singletrack trails mein halki aur jyada maneuverable ho sakti hai. ***Ye decide karne mein madad kar sakte hain: FitTrip Badboy, FitTrip ki website par: [FitTrip Badboy bike ON FitTrip Bikes fittripbikes.com] (Detailed components information ke liye specs check karein) FitTrip Niner, FitTrip ki website par: (Aap isi tarike se FitTrip ki website par Niner ko dhundh sakte hain) Akhir mein, chunne ka sabse acha tareeka yeh hai ki aap kis tarah ki off-road riding karne waale hain aur ho sake toh dono bikes ko test ride kar ke dekhen.

he really is a champ, selfless and a thorough gentleman.

Promo SM to you too 😝

That's fantastic! Bromptons are such versatile bikes, you'll love the freedom and flexibility they offer. This bike is on my wish list too.... Cheers and happy cycling!

lol... yeah energy had to match the cyclist's madness.... ;)

Hey! Here's how it works: buy your train ticket as usual, then find the station master (or sometimes the ticket counter) and ask for a luggage ticket for your bike. It's pretty cheap - around 60-80 rupees. Then, just load your bike in the luggage car. Easy! Let me know if you need more details. Ride safe, happy cycling!

Hi... so I bought the following seat post from Decathlon: (www.decathlon.in/p/8350483/cycle-saddle-and-seat-posts/seat-post-272-mm-298-mm-to-33-mm-black?id=8350483&type=p) this has an adapter but the size details are as follows: For 27.2 mm frames with 29.8 to 31.8 mm adaptors and saddles with rails

Powai has a lot of different routes, especially this cycling path which is a must for you to experience on a bicycle. Connect with me on Instagram my handle is @thebeardmanoncycle I can help you get connected to cycling groups from Powai. Cheers and happy cycling

Thank you, It does get quite handy...

Thank you… appreciate your encouragement

Thank you, appreciate it.

Thank you very much.

Thank you so much for your encouragement.

Thank you for making my day :)

Thank you so much 🙂

Hi, I am not sure it is now available, however, you can always talk to FitTrip directly and ask them for the 27-speed to be installed. They are very accommodating, please check the contact details below the video and speak to them. Let them know you came through the video and I recommended asking them to customize it. You might get your solution there. May I ask why you want the 27 gears variant? Let me tell you the 1x10 is rocking.

Now that I completely agree.

I had it replaced with a rigid fork so that I can lighten the bike. The original bike comes with a standard suspension fork.

I've learned that they've introduced several new attractions, including a snow feature. This might enhance the overall experience. While I personally found it to be on the expensive side, it's currently considered one of the prime places in Mumbai to experience the Christmas atmosphere. Take a look at their Instagram page for any recent changes. Cheers

I love em all, however the 4th was inspired by Pinarello Dogma F one of my dream bikes. I am glad you like it. ☺️

I wish we could but for now these images I created using AI… I hope that LEGO sees my Fan Art and actually builds them.. share and help me reach them :)

thank you :)

Hi thanks for the comment, let me explain. Riding off-road without suspension on a gravel bike is absolutely doable. Gravel bikes are designed for versatility and can handle a range of terrains, including gravel paths, dirt trails, and even some light off-road sections. While they don't have traditional suspension, the wider tires and bike geometry provide comfort and stability. It's important to note that gravel bikes aren't meant for extreme off-roading, but they shine on gravel roads, smooth trails, and mixed surfaces. If you have any specific questions or need tips, feel free to ask! Happy riding!

Hi CatchJyoti, Thanks for your comment and questions about your son's bike! I'm happy to help. Let me summarize what you said: * You took your son to Decathlon to try out the 24" Rockrider and 24" Original bikes. * The Rockrider has mountain tires and the Original has hybrid tires. * The frames are different shapes (the triangle). * Your son can only touch the ground with his toes on both sides when sitting on the seat. * You're wondering whether to get the 24" or 20" bike. * He can flat-foot on both sides of the 20" bike, but you're worried he'll outgrow it quickly. * If you get the 24" bike, you're not sure whether to get the MTB or hybrid tire version, or whether to get stabilizing wheels. That's a lot to think about! Here are some thoughts: ** 24" vs. 20" - It sounds like the 24" bike might be a better choice in the long run, even if he can't flat-foot yet. Kids grow quickly, and he'll be able to use the 24" bike for longer. You could always lower the seat for now so he can reach the ground. ** MTB vs. hybrid tires - If your son plans to do mostly off-road riding, the MTB tires would be a good choice. They provide better traction on dirt and gravel. If he'll be doing mostly on-road riding, the hybrid tires would be a good option. They're smoother and faster on pavement. ** Stabilizing wheels - These can be helpful for young kids who are still learning to balance. They can give them more confidence and help them avoid falls. However, they can also make it harder for kids to learn to balance on their own. Once your son is comfortable riding without them, you can take them off. Ultimately, the best decision is the one that you and your son feel most comfortable with. If you're still not sure, you could always take him back to Decathlon and let him try out the bikes again. The staff there can also offer their expert advice. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions. Happy riding!

Thanks for the invite :)

Go for it… looks and feels good on the bike and on helmet

Yup thank you brother ll take your advice on serious note and execute it and implement it hard side by side with reality 🌹🌹

Thank you for your feedback and patience. You're absolutely right, I've been meaning to create more content about the Triban RC 120 Gravel, and I appreciate your interest. Unfortunately, I had to take a break due to a family tragedy, but I'm planning to get back to creating videos within the next fortnight. Your support means a lot, and I'll be sure to work on a detailed, long-term review of the RC 120 Gravel. Stay tuned, and thanks for understanding. 🙏

Let me break it down for you - I've been using this frame bag daily, and it's still going strong. So, I can wholeheartedly recommend it. It's held up excellently, offers ample space, and the interior design is top-notch. However, I must highlight one significant concern: it's not as water-resistant or waterproof as they claim, especially in rainy conditions. Despite this single hiccup, I believe the bag is worth every rupee. Plus, it's got a cool look to it! Don't hesitate to give it a go. amzn.to/3BzQg7K

@@TheBeardManOnCycle thank you 👍 just made an order.

@@raffrodog121 glad to hear that, happy cycling... btw where do you hail from?

@@TheBeardManOnCycle thanks I'm from India, Mumbai.

I just received the 60L version, and I have to agree, it falls short of expectations. I haven't loaded it up to test it yet, but I rolled the enclosure down while it was full of air, and it wasn't even close to airtight. From this video, it seems like the 10L allows you to roll the top down at least five or six times before clipping. But on the 60L, the clip is so high that you can only roll 4 times, and with the rigidity of this bag, that's not enough for a tight seal. If they had alternated the directions of the side clips, it would have been possible to close this like a typical dry bag, with the top/side clips snapping together. Sadly, this appears to be a miss on the part of the design team. I'm sure this bag would be fine for cycling or hiking in heavy rains, but it seems to be inadequate for water sports when there is a risk of submersion.

Thank you for your detailed review of the 60L Itiwit dry bag. It's interesting that you found the 60L bag to be less airtight than the 10L. This could be due to the larger size and the need to accommodate a wider opening. While the 60L might not have the same level of roll-up as the 10L, it's still designed to be waterproof and should be suitable for most outdoor activities. I'm sure Decathlon would appreciate your feedback as well. If you haven't already done so, I encourage you to share your thoughts on their website or social media channels.

Hey Lavish, great question! As far as I can recall, the box included the bike, all set for assembly, complete with pedals (which is awesome because you don't have to buy them separately). There might have been some basic tools in there, but I can't say for sure. Anyway, Decathlon provides assistance with assembly, so I didn't pay much attention to what else was in the box. Cheers, but trust me, the bike is totally worth it, my friend! 🚴‍♂️😄

Yes i already bought it on 27th August 😃 I also didn't check the box, so i was asking. Superb bike for the price 👍

@@lavishsingh8981 Well, most of us are so focused on setting up our beautiful bikes that we might overlook what's inside the box. Congratulations on your fantastic purchase! Enjoy your cycling adventures, and be sure to share your experiences with us. 🚴‍♂️🎉