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Hi, how do you feel about the Wheeltop eds group ??

Hi ya, I'd say about 25 - 28mph

Thanks for the RideNow new tube update. Have you tried CYCLAMI's TPU tubes with the metal valve? The valve core is not removable, but the treaded metal valve is nice as it is easy to fill due to the threaded retainer nut.

0:33 18 kilometers 11 miles was that round trip or one way? I wish America would get on board with this I constantly have to look up measurements. I was thinking about riding to work because I do not have a choice right now. My commute would only be 2 miles that's nothing maybe I could go past and back. 😂

If you work closely with people like I do at the bank and there's no chance to take a shower (squishing into a sink is no an option 😅) it's unfortunately won't work out... Yeah, when you work somewhere in the back office or have your own space and don't contact people much you can afford such a luxury to ride a bike before work hours...

installed 32 mm conti gp5000 at front and works well :)

Love using my Atomic GT ski helmet (w/built in visor) for winter biking - much warmer, covers ears and most of face, etc. but I would caution they only really work if you're in a more upright biking position (e.g., mountain, commuter, etc.). If you are using a bike with drops, the extended back of the helmet makes the full range of motion needed to look up difficult (not to mention the weight you need to keep up). One other downside is the ear covers will muffle external sound.

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52kmh

Cool! I'll have to try that, do you find you still need to use the tape, or do you naturally breath through your nose without effort?

Is that a special tape or does regular scotch tape work?

What’s your experience with mouth taping and sleep? Comment below and don’t forget to subscribe. Thanks again for watching 🙏

what if you have a cold?

I cycle when i can and i find on those days im psyched for work....thats the biggest plus for me it sets you up for the day

Do you use CO2 cartridges and inflators with these? I’ve had issues getting air into the plastic valve version. Would love to know your flat repair setup for these.

Not fast enough 😂

47kmh

50kmh

Nice but please do yourself a favor get lower your really high taking 2mph or more of your sprint im 6 1 had to really practice putting my chin on the handle bars at times😂 anyway good work

They have mtb wheelsets on Amazon for $520, one of which I just saved to my wish list. I stay in Detroit Michigan right now, so your roads seem a lot like ours LOL. I have a custom built MTB that I use for short commutes and errands besides trail riding (mostly blue trails) Hopefully your review will reflect the quality of the MTB wheels also (that type of bike of course requires more durable parts).

I've been using the new Ridenow TPU tubes, so far so good.

Can i use my body scrub?

Hi thanks for the video, getting decent quality tools at a reasonable price is always a good thing. The one tool I'd like to see you review is a torque wrench. Most mordern bikes come with a torque setting so I'd be interested in the torque wrench that you are currently using and maybe ones you have used before. Thanks 👍🏾

Hi, could I search the destination like Google map ? And, could it connect to wifi ? Tks so much for answer !

Okay I got one question if you climb a hill what gear ratio do you use? Sry I don't ride roadbike so yeah😌✌🏼

As a retired mechanic I still have an interest in tools, these look like nice to have around when you need them. I still have a few of my old auto mechanic tools, wrenches, screwdrivers but I put together a bicycle tool kit, I have one t handle in 3/8 size and I swap out the bits as I need to. For Allen wrenches I found a nice set with ball ends at the local discount tool store, I only needed a few but I just put the ones I need on my work stand tool tray I have bought some bicycle specific tools lately, a bottom bracket socket, a crank arm puller, cassette socket and chain whip, a chain wear checker. My street-fitness style commuter bike needed a new bottom bracket since I was taking everything apart I swapped the 3 ring crankset to a 1X I rarely used the small or large ring, may old middle ring was 38T I went to a 40t I really like the cleaner look. One tool I thought I would never need is a butane torch , My old crank arms didn't want to come off resisting the urge to use my favorite large hammer and cause regrettable damage to my bicycle I tried using penetrating oil and still they wouldn't move, I applied a little heat around the shaft of the bottom bracket and they slid off, please do this outside away from flammable sources and don't apply heat too long aluminum can melt easily, I do have one those claw type gear pullers but I passed on using it not taking a chance on it slipping from the aluminum crank arm and causing damage or hurting me😀 Sorry for the long comment, but I'm a bit of a tool nerd having used all kinds of tools during my time as a mechanic and I like seeing what special tools the companies come out with like that cable-hose puller tool I can see that being a game changer, lucky for me my bike's cable routing is fairly easy to do, and going 1x no more front derailleur or cable to mess with. I might have to check out some of those tools, my next bike will have hydraulic disc brakes so I will probably buy a kit to bleed and service them one last thing use the proper greases and chemicals where needed. a few of the fasteners on bikes use blue loctite or thread locker I noticed my new derailleur the B screw had blue thread locker on it.

I took a chance on the Ykyw bib shorts. Really impressed! Great quality compared to most budget bib shorts for sure

Bonjour, Joli montage. Votre vélo est un taille M mais quelle est votre taille? Merci

someday i want to go in italy then do the same thing like. cheers on you mate!

I saved 900 in the first two months. The best investment I ever made.

Cool glasses. Where I could get one?)

Congrats Henry, this was a brave ride. Lots of elevation and beautiful scenery. Great content, keep it up bro.

How do you make your homemade electrolytes?! I would love to know more

Ride on, Henry!

Have you ridden in Italy before and on this route specifically? What bike were you riding?

Nice trip. Thanks again.

Ordered my frame this week. I guess I'll find out if 30mm can fit up front in a few weeks 😅.

Let’s gooo Henry!b new sub over here

Nice video. I've been cycle commuting for the past 15 years. There have been some periods where I've done less, but overall, as you've said, when i commute by bike, I'm happier and generally fitter. It's a habit and better use of the commuting time. Longest rides have been 24 miles (each way, but option to take a train to reduce it down to 5 miles if needed) and left a wardrobe at work so I didn't have to carry work clothes (used a local laundrette near work to keep a set of clean stuff in office). I usually avoid cycling in when it's wet as i don't want to put on wet clothes at the end of the day as most places I've worked don't have particularly good drying areas.

Funny thing, never had an issue with squirrels they are very in tune and alert.

How about your magene h603? Is it still working?

For most commuters the road back home is where you go all out. You day's beginning is just to wake up, not to train. As for winter: Buy a second hand bike, Steel, not expensive and sturdy components. Seems to me you are just a spoilt individual.

I have stop buying TPU inner tubes. Had several of them pinched, loose air from the valve and joint within months and now I am back to using butyl.

Hello. I have a some questions. First of all, i see that's M 52 size frame. Can you tell me some parameters? Your Height? Your leg length? Saddle heigth? Stem length (looks like 100mm)? How much cm of spacers are you installed and why? Hoping for your response.

What’s the biggest tyres you can run?

How to connect it to Strava? It does not show up.

Hi, I also have the Model S, in the building process. What tire width are you running? Would 30 mm fit?

I took my job for the commute. Its 21km, takes about an hour there and 50 mins back. I only work there 3 days a week. I'd had a cardiac arrest after a 'safe and effective' medical intervention and needed some way to recover. Sport doesn't really float my boat but i knew the responsibility of a job would keep me motivated and consistent. Ive been doing it for 22 months so far. My calculated VO2 max went from the low 30's to 46, which is not bad for a 57 year old. The route is along a valley in the pre-alpes d'azur so no traffic lights and barely any traffic. The weather isn't an issue either. I found that keeping the effort in zone 2 doesnt really do it for me but rides in zone 3 are exhilarating and keep my cardio health up.

Commuting to work by bicycle changed/saved my life!! Long life to the bicycles and the cyclists!!

What about storing your bike at work?