Tacky and more money than taste come to mind. A touch of gold is nice, a bike covered in it, including seatpost and stem,less so. On top of everything that grow at the front is just plain ugly
I like the gold. But having dealt with gold leafed items I’d be afraid to peel of a piece while washing or taking it out on the road. That whale beak though!!!??? Good on them for trying but there has to be a better way.
@kingofcrunk4237 maybe I'm the only one, but gold leaf is a horrible looking surface, like someone tried to paint yellow over a rusty pipe and the rust mixed in.
rent-a-hank sounds like a great idea! I can offer a weekend spent cycling round the beautiful north york moors, with many steep climbs and stunning views. A full circuit of the national park is around 160 miles, not bad for a weekend!
As you can see from my image, I ride ALWAYS in all over fluorescent yellow, and I am known as the yellow flash. Fellow cyclists recognise me from miles away and cars give me a wide berth. There is no such thing as bad taste and beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
I used to be a Postie and wore high vid for work on the road. It works great when people are looking but don’t forget that a lot of people aren’t looking!
Bad taste always exists, until it wins something and then it’s trendy! Lemmings…..But, I think with the availability of quality kits, from small business, the styles are so varied. Love it! ❤
As a cyclist on a budget I have for some time embraced the theory that if you can't be stylish dress for the amusement of those who love to spend their money on fashion. It also has the advantage of embarrassing your children. My daughter understood this though when she bought me skeleton and iron man jerseys. Certainly when you are the shape I was and probably still am, lycra has to be worn with tongue firmly in cheek. I'll never be fast but I a;ways have fun on the bike!
Great attitude Jon! Cycling is all about fun, wear what makes you smile and is most comfortable 🙌 For those that like the fashion side of cycling that's cool too 😎
Man maybe I'm just old now or something, but I just couldn't be arsed about what cycling gear looks like. When I'm on my bike, I'm not really looking at other peoples stuff, and I dont think about them looking about mine, I'm just focused on the next hill/lap/mile/whatever
Colors are cool, although all white bike shorts, still not cool. I must admit to being a bottle holders/handlebar tape/shoes/gloves matching rider. I figure if I can’t be fast, I might as well try to look good.
I really like the videos that you guys do. One thing I would be interested in you discussing, is good options for cycling glasses for people wearning glasses. I do not want to wear contact lenses but using nothing to correct my shortsightedness is also not an option. I would like to hear you discuss good options. Many thanks in advance from Budweis, Czech Republic!
Rent a Hank: Thanks for the offer. A mechanic to a pit in my upcoming cyclocross races would come in handy. Not to mention Hank alone would make the noisiest fan club along the course!
Yes, you are right. We shouldn't worry about cycling fashion as something disliked by one person could be loved by another. Variety is the spice of life. As Si says it doesn't really matter as long as you are out riding your bike.
LOL I'm a NJ native, just so you know I was pulled over twice for drunk bike riding but not in NJ. Back in 1976 I was a Phantom Phixer stationed Kadena AFB Okinawa Japan, us crew chiefs would go to happy hour at the NCO club. I would ride my bike from the "flight line"after a day phixin Phantoms and have a few beers with the guys but, a couple of times I had to "happy" happy hour and kinda got pulled over by the SP's(I was passed out on the curb half way home) they loaded me and the bike in the cop car and drove me home, at least that what my buddies told me.
Without a doubt I can think of two instances of bad tastes: 1) Flesh colored bib shorts that were created for a Colombian Women's team. 2) Si in a Speedo, he didn't enjoy that ride so much that a disguise was needed
Hey Si! News to you - mechanics for cars and motorcyles do use the trick with the strap around the tyre too. So it is still good to adapt that on bikes, but not so genius at all.
I uploaded a video on how to seat tires using the strap method a few years ago. Id had great success with it and while it’s well known in the automotive world it’s less known in cycling. It absolutely works and my commenters have also had great success with it. I personally prefer to use a rubber rim strip/liner or an inner tube as the stretch to get out of the way and I usually have one lying around. A strap like that works well but anything you can find will do the job. Yes it can slip off the side of the tire but it’s not a big problem, just put it back on and try again. Some tires are more difficult than others, you may still need to remove the valve core, spray soapy water, use an air compressor or all of the above in extreme cases. I started experimenting with the strap method when all the traditional tricks had failed. - Hope this helps. I’m glad to see others will be adding it to their bag of tricks.
@@gcn The more flouro and garish the better I think! Particular favourites were Z, Mapei and the ~1990 Lotto Superclub jerseys (I have the one with the bright yellow shoulders). The peloton was a veritable kaleidoscope!
I think the metal bar featured in hack/bodge is one arm from a large heavy duty parasol base? Maybe wrong but looks just like one that I had a few years back!
Rent - a - Hank: Me and a cycling buddy complete a “Tour Du Lincolnshire” festive ride between Christmas and New year every year.. usually 200km+ visiting all 4 corners of the great county of Lincolnshire! Of course stopping at plenty of cafes and bakeries 👌🏻
pump a tyre up with a tube first to get the tyre set on the rim. take one side off, remove tube, put valve and sealant in and repump. using washing up liquid also helps make a seal.
The astounding thing about the paint can as riser block is that there is a three level riser block on the floor right beside it. Yes, the paint can goes higher, but how much higher is actually useful? Perhaps GCN Tech needs to update the recent Tilt Training video on how much is too much.
That could be a new GCN feature. Look after a presenter for a day. Hank - full gas or anything that might break him, Manon - track day, Si/Alex - gravel, Ollie - hills or TT, Dan - after cycle refreshments. I would also love to include Mark and Jenny for an epic ride/bike packing. I would sign up for all of them.
@@gcn that's a hard one. There are no velodromes near me so a day with Manon at the Sir Chris Hoy velodrome would be fantastic. Or the most local to me is the ever smiling Jenny, an epic ride anywhere. Hell a group ride would do as you're all cool.
I had to die laughing when Sy is looking at the Christmas socks, holding one up asking ‘is this the left or right?’ In America, socks don’t have to go on one foot or the other, they are interchangeable. I learn something new about Britain every day.
I would take Hank to the coast of Oregon through the Giant Redwoods. Regarded as one of the prettiest places on earth. Rainy and cold but a bucket list item for those who know.
In Hack/Bodge, for the bike stand that had a base of a car wheel on a board with casters, the shaft part looks like it was the base of a barber chair. The bar at the bottom looks like it is the foot pump that raises the chair, which is now replaced by the horizontal bike rack. To lower it, it looks like the small handle at the top of the shaft would release pressure.
When I was a young I ended up chasing a cow once when getting lost after dark. I was biking down a dirt road after twlight and scared a cow that jumped into the road ahead of me and I just followed its cow bell sound as it tried to escape me down the road. I was doing well following along until the cow took a jump off the road and I suddenly found myself searching for the road after my guide abandoned me. Since, I've learned to wear a helmet and bring a light.
The "bar" is 2 pieces of Angle/L-Section (AKA Angle iron) bolted together to create a "T" by the look of it. But Box section, U-section/channel, "I" or "T" section/beam would work too, likely Aluminium but I wouldn't rule out zinc plated steel or even stainless. Oh and the sock is quite clearly red🤨
5:25: The gold finish is quite nice but is that a crack in the frame? I appreciate the heads up for Biehler clothing- never heard of the brand but made in Germany is A-OK with me...
Facts Ive got rim brakes, a 3x 50t crankset and 2x the innertubea normal bikes have because I use cut-up old tubes to protect new ones. I dont remember what punctures are like 😂
Good news Si, one does not need to buy a strap to seat tubeless tires. I have been using the same piece of duct tape, doubled over on itself, for years. Works great.
Si's eyewear looks like a throwback to 1984. (large lenses) They remind me of the original Oakley and Bollé edge sunglasses. The newer Oakley Mumbo and Bollé micro edge destroyed the "bad taste" of those sunglasses.
It's supposed to be S Hellewell, but you're far from the first to pronounce it that way, and it has been used as a nickname previously🤣 Thanks for picking my caption! How do I claim my competition winnings? 😃
Isn't the time trial headgear pretty much the same as a racing head sock that is used in lots of motor racing disciplines? You just don't see them because helmets are bigger
Get rent a Hank over on our new IOM ferry when it gets here in the new year. Lap of the TT course, or around the island and back in time to catch the ferry home.
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Do you think you can get away with any fashion in cycling? Let us know in the comments!👇
yea pretty much but keep in mind every sport has its look and "uniform".
yes, especially a speedo
I think it's in bad taste to ride in championship jersey or in anything with rainbow stripes if you are not or was not a world champion.
How about casually wearing your favourite cycling cap ( peak up). even when you are not cycling.
Not itachari bicycles lol
SHOUT OUT @FrancisCade and Justin Levene for riding across America to raise money for Get Kids Going! - DAY 19
Don't forget Justin with him!
Poor Justin, hope he gets well soon!!
Someone bring him a face shield! Please?
Great shout @jason latorre
Yes Francis and of course Justin! The most inspirational series I’ve seen this year so far!
Love Adam's comment about "some of us don't have money's no object" bikes, while his bike is LITERALLY COVERED IN GOLD.
Hahaha anything to wind Si up 😂 What do you think of the bike?
Tacky and more money than taste come to mind. A touch of gold is nice, a bike covered in it, including seatpost and stem,less so. On top of everything that grow at the front is just plain ugly
@@gcn Not my taste, but if he's happy with it then everything's golden.
I like the gold. But having dealt with gold leafed items I’d be afraid to peel of a piece while washing or taking it out on the road.
That whale beak though!!!??? Good on them for trying but there has to be a better way.
@@ActiveKidney It definitely has some kind of sealant or epoxy holding the gold leaf on.
I didn't think there was such thing as bad taste in cycling until I saw Adam's gold bike
It's certainly a statement 👀
@kingofcrunk4237 maybe I'm the only one, but gold leaf is a horrible looking surface, like someone tried to paint yellow over a rusty pipe and the rust mixed in.
Oh look… it’s only me on the intro! Thanks guys… 🤪🤘
Worldwide audience
It's nice to finally see Dan on some wheels.
He'll be setting up a little cross course soon 😂
And he should hopefully be able to cruise around the neighborhood on his cool old Raleigh moped, a perfect excuse not to pedal. 😀.
rent-a-hank sounds like a great idea! I can offer a weekend spent cycling round the beautiful north york moors, with many steep climbs and stunning views. A full circuit of the national park is around 160 miles, not bad for a weekend!
Sign us up 🙌
As you can see from my image, I ride ALWAYS in all over fluorescent yellow, and I am known as the yellow flash. Fellow cyclists recognise me from miles away and cars give me a wide berth. There is no such thing as bad taste and beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Sounds great Robert! Nobody is going to miss you 🙌
👍I would rather be seen than fashionable.
Be seen, and live to ride another day!
I'm currently riding a "hyper green" Tarmac and wearing "screaming yellow" kit from Pearl Izumi. Hi viz for the win!
I used to be a Postie and wore high vid for work on the road. It works great when people are looking but don’t forget that a lot of people aren’t looking!
Caption: The look I give my mates at a coffee stop when they say "let's go" when I've barely touched my coffee.
The metal thing on bike stand is called unistrut channel. Also other brand names are available.
Another option is 80-20 extruded aluminum
Bad taste always exists, until it wins something and then it’s trendy! Lemmings…..But, I think with the availability of quality kits, from small business, the styles are so varied. Love it! ❤
Something for everyone 🙌
As a cyclist on a budget I have for some time embraced the theory that if you can't be stylish dress for the amusement of those who love to spend their money on fashion. It also has the advantage of embarrassing your children. My daughter understood this though when she bought me skeleton and iron man jerseys. Certainly when you are the shape I was and probably still am, lycra has to be worn with tongue firmly in cheek. I'll never be fast but I a;ways have fun on the bike!
Great attitude Jon! Cycling is all about fun, wear what makes you smile and is most comfortable 🙌 For those that like the fashion side of cycling that's cool too 😎
That strap around the tire is a hack used around the world for difficult tires. I just used it a week ago.
Same here - After fiddling around for probably an hour and trying different things, this hack worked perfectly fine for me just a few days ago!
Yeah, I've used it for years on fat bike tires to push the bead toward the rim.
Yep, this hack works well, used it recently on two stubborn tyres that even a compressor couldn't seat
It's a great little hack 🙌
Caption: The wait between starts always feels like an e-derny-ty
Was it deliberate to have The Cycling Tattooist introducing the show this week?
If so, is there any collaborations in the pipeline?
We normally have to wait for the end of year Blooper Reel to see some of those antics from Conor. Love it.
#captioncompetition Patiently waiting for Si's glasses to become cool.
nice cameo from the Cycling Tatooist 🤙
🤪🤘
Caption Competition: "You can't sit here, I'm saving this chair for Si's ankles..."
Regarding the bike stand in Hack/Bodge, you could use some 80/20 T-Slot for the "Iron Bar" piece
Man maybe I'm just old now or something, but I just couldn't be arsed about what cycling gear looks like. When I'm on my bike, I'm not really looking at other peoples stuff, and I dont think about them looking about mine, I'm just focused on the next hill/lap/mile/whatever
Colors are cool, although all white bike shorts, still not cool. I must admit to being a bottle holders/handlebar tape/shoes/gloves matching rider. I figure if I can’t be fast, I might as well try to look good.
Oh, gods...the "Rent a Hank" discussion.... *crying from laughter*
We've not seen Hank in the office since that idea came up 👀
I really like the videos that you guys do. One thing I would be interested in you discussing, is good options for cycling glasses for people wearning glasses. I do not want to wear contact lenses but using nothing to correct my shortsightedness is also not an option. I would like to hear you discuss good options. Many thanks in advance from Budweis, Czech Republic!
Can I borrow Hank for some decorating? Needs finishing before Christmas.
Great show guys. Had me in stitches a few times. Keep up the great work GCN! Waiting for the next Harriet vid.
we'll see what we can drag Harriet into! 🤔
Love my new Christmas GCN club socks 😊 and love Connors laugh when he picked up Simon’s cankle 😂😂😂😂😂
Hanging them on the fire place as this years stocking? Hahaha ever the professional 😂
Rent a Hank: Thanks for the offer. A mechanic to a pit in my upcoming cyclocross races would come in handy. Not to mention Hank alone would make the noisiest fan club along the course!
He's a great motivator... not sure about mechanic 😬
#captioncontest: what do you call an old dinosaur after a hard day on the saddle? A MEGA-sore-ass
Yes, you are right. We shouldn't worry about cycling fashion as something disliked by one person could be loved by another. Variety is the spice of life. As Si says it doesn't really matter as long as you are out riding your bike.
Yes yes yes! Wear what makes you happy 🙌
LOL I'm a NJ native, just so you know I was pulled over twice for drunk bike riding but not in NJ. Back in 1976 I was a Phantom Phixer stationed Kadena AFB Okinawa Japan, us crew chiefs would go to happy hour at the NCO club. I would ride my bike from the "flight line"after a day phixin Phantoms and have a few beers with the guys but, a couple of times I had to "happy" happy hour and kinda got pulled over by the SP's(I was passed out on the curb half way home) they loaded me and the bike in the cop car and drove me home, at least that what my buddies told me.
We have been using the strap on farm tyres for years to get bead to seat .
It's a great little tip 🙌
So nice to see the intro made by Thomas M ❤
Without a doubt I can think of two instances of bad tastes:
1) Flesh colored bib shorts that were created for a Colombian Women's team.
2) Si in a Speedo, he didn't enjoy that ride so much that a disguise was needed
Conor going "Welcome to the 'jee chee en' show!" Someone 's had a long lunch break I reckon?
😂😂
Hey Si! News to you - mechanics for cars and motorcyles do use the trick with the strap around the tyre too.
So it is still good to adapt that on bikes, but not so genius at all.
I uploaded a video on how to seat tires using the strap method a few years ago. Id had great success with it and while it’s well known in the automotive world it’s less known in cycling. It absolutely works and my commenters have also had great success with it.
I personally prefer to use a rubber rim strip/liner or an inner tube as the stretch to get out of the way and I usually have one lying around. A strap like that works well but anything you can find will do the job.
Yes it can slip off the side of the tire but it’s not a big problem, just put it back on and try again.
Some tires are more difficult than others, you may still need to remove the valve core, spray soapy water, use an air compressor or all of the above in extreme cases. I started experimenting with the strap method when all the traditional tricks had failed. - Hope this helps. I’m glad to see others will be adding it to their bag of tricks.
My wife commented that Conor looks like Shaggy from Scooby Doo. I cannot unsee it.
19:30 "Just ride flat." You guys might want to watch your own video about tilt training. 😉 The paint can, however, is a complete bodge.
There needs to be a commemorative piece to represent Dan's ankle on the shelf behind the presenters during the show.
As someone who was cycling in the 80s and early 90s, there's no such thing as bad taste. Anything goes!
Do you have a favourite style from those years? 👀
@@gcn The more flouro and garish the better I think! Particular favourites were Z, Mapei and the ~1990 Lotto Superclub jerseys (I have the one with the bright yellow shoulders). The peloton was a veritable kaleidoscope!
Bad Taste = High Visibility; that's a good thing. Sock is Burgundy.
I think the metal bar featured in hack/bodge is one arm from a large heavy duty parasol base? Maybe wrong but looks just like one that I had a few years back!
Are you doing a road to recovery series for Dan?
#CAPTIONCOMPETITION Man… I can’t believe Katie Archibold beat us again in the Scratch Race.
Connor - you are a genuine nutter. Love it
Rent - a - Hank: Me and a cycling buddy complete a “Tour Du Lincolnshire” festive ride between Christmas and New year every year.. usually 200km+ visiting all 4 corners of the great county of Lincolnshire! Of course stopping at plenty of cafes and bakeries 👌🏻
pump a tyre up with a tube first to get the tyre set on the rim. take one side off, remove tube, put valve and sealant in and repump. using washing up liquid also helps make a seal.
The astounding thing about the paint can as riser block is that there is a three level riser block on the floor right beside it. Yes, the paint can goes higher, but how much higher is actually useful? Perhaps GCN Tech needs to update the recent Tilt Training video on how much is too much.
That could be a new GCN feature. Look after a presenter for a day. Hank - full gas or anything that might break him, Manon - track day, Si/Alex - gravel, Ollie - hills or TT, Dan - after cycle refreshments. I would also love to include Mark and Jenny for an epic ride/bike packing. I would sign up for all of them.
Who would you most like to ride with? 🤔
@@gcn that's a hard one. There are no velodromes near me so a day with Manon at the Sir Chris Hoy velodrome would be fantastic. Or the most local to me is the ever smiling Jenny, an epic ride anywhere. Hell a group ride would do as you're all cool.
#HackorBodge - you should do an episode testing out some of the best (and worst) Hack/bodge including the tire/tyre strap
When mountain bikes first came out the clothing colour schemes were pretty wild. History repeating itself, a bit like gravel bikes.
Hahaha another thing we've stolen from the mtb crew 😬
@@gcn Roadies finally getting things right. That‘s why I jumped on board last year - and did almost 10000k on a road bike this year.
Flight booked to New Jersey, bike & beer packed! 🤣
The strap for seating a tyre isn't a new idea. It's been a longstanding method for seating motorbike tyres for years,
" It's A fuckin air raid Siren " Attaboy Connor keeping it real 💯 🤬🤬
The cow bit was clearly Si-cling related. Not sure what the confusion was about.
Ba dum Shhh 🥁
The strap around the wheel it an old school trick that has been around for a long time.
#Captioncompetition “me on Tuesday evening, knowing I have to wait another week for the GCN show”
Ayyyyy Thomas, the cyclingtatooist on GCN 🙏🏽💪🏽
I had to die laughing when Sy is looking at the Christmas socks, holding one up asking ‘is this the left or right?’ In America, socks don’t have to go on one foot or the other, they are interchangeable. I learn something new about Britain every day.
Don't worry most socks here don't either... Si is just odd
Totally agree with the need to find the right time to use new kit - hardly ever the day it arrives
The temptation is so high though 👀
Winter is coming, so everything that keeps you warm and visible will be ok. But I don't like these spcialized helmts too.
caption competition "Dan Lloyd ponders how much training he needs to do on how to get back in shape after his accident"
I can't upvote this comment enough!
12:20 burgundy red
I would take Hank to the coast of Oregon through the Giant Redwoods. Regarded as one of the prettiest places on earth. Rainy and cold but a bucket list item for those who know.
In Hack/Bodge, for the bike stand that had a base of a car wheel on a board with casters, the shaft part looks like it was the base of a barber chair. The bar at the bottom looks like it is the foot pump that raises the chair, which is now replaced by the horizontal bike rack. To lower it, it looks like the small handle at the top of the shaft would release pressure.
It's a great submission 🙌
#CaptionCompetition The staff at Mega Shop patiently waiting for Conner to caption the photo.
When I was a young I ended up chasing a cow once when getting lost after dark. I was biking down a dirt road after twlight and scared a cow that jumped into the road ahead of me and I just followed its cow bell sound as it tried to escape me down the road. I was doing well following along until the cow took a jump off the road and I suddenly found myself searching for the road after my guide abandoned me. Since, I've learned to wear a helmet and bring a light.
In Si's defence: The yellow sunglasses look really cool!!!
GCN Podcast is definitely needed!!
Which Presenter should host? 👀
@@gcn I think it’s gotta be Si or Ollie!! Could talk about the week/months racing, interesting gear tested etc! Funny segments too of course !
The "bar" is 2 pieces of Angle/L-Section (AKA Angle iron) bolted together to create a "T" by the look of it. But Box section, U-section/channel, "I" or "T" section/beam would work too, likely Aluminium but I wouldn't rule out zinc plated steel or even stainless. Oh and the sock is quite clearly red🤨
5:25: The gold finish is quite nice but is that a crack in the frame?
I appreciate the heads up for Biehler clothing- never heard of the brand but made in Germany is A-OK with me...
We Texans would love to borrow Hank! We'll show him some gravel, some nice Hill Country views, and be sure to feed him plenty of BBQ.
Sounds great 🙌
The hack/bodge with the tubeless tires has been submitted on the show before, a few years ago.
My room 101 has disk brakes, 1x drivetrains and tubeless tires right at the front
Hahaha nice John! Very controversial 👀
Facts
Ive got rim brakes, a 3x 50t crankset and 2x the innertubea normal bikes have because I use cut-up old tubes to protect new ones. I dont remember what punctures are like 😂
@@gcn I use “Room 101” references all the time but the thing I truly fear the most…..distracted drivers
26:57 why that video got deleted?
I think Connor is telepathic too, I have just got sick and I’m looking forward to get on the bike 😂
Well isn't that good timing 🙌
I too have a weird thing about using or wearing anything new. Growing up in poverty left scares.
ooohhhh... I want a purple onesie 💜
The strap around the tyre to help inflate it. I've something similar 40 years ago to seat tubeless car tyres when they would seat.
Sounds like a great method 🙌
Caption: "After a long day on the bike, he was pleased to find his favorite chair and wait for the fun to kick in."
Good news Si, one does not need to buy a strap to seat tubeless tires. I have been using the same piece of duct tape, doubled over on itself, for years. Works great.
Now that's a hack 🙌
#captioncompetition America has the "Hell's Angels", Belgium has the "Ghent's dernyers"
Caption - "See? I don't have cankles - not like that Si guy does!"
No such thing as bad taste? Two words; Si & Speedos.
The difference in indoors and outdoors power levels would probably make an Interesting GCN video.
always a bit hard to judge colour via youtube compression but those socks looked firetruck red from here not maroon, which is a bit purple?
Si's eyewear looks like a throwback to 1984. (large lenses) They remind me of the original Oakley and Bollé edge sunglasses. The newer Oakley Mumbo and Bollé micro edge destroyed the "bad taste" of those sunglasses.
Are you a fan? 👀
@@gcn Fan of Retro?
🤣🤣🤣. Great laughs with this episode!
The sock is blood red or close to maroon
1:42 It has torx rotor bolts
It's supposed to be S Hellewell, but you're far from the first to pronounce it that way, and it has been used as a nickname previously🤣 Thanks for picking my caption! How do I claim my competition winnings? 😃
Hi - you message them on Facebook
better to have bad taste than no taste. i am calling out all the kit makers that LOVE the color matte black.
Hahahah bold statement! What colour do you like? 🤔
@@gcn anything bold and visible!
Don't worry about your glasses Simon. For the winter I switched to ski goggles.
Isn't the time trial headgear pretty much the same as a racing head sock that is used in lots of motor racing disciplines? You just don't see them because helmets are bigger
Caption: Oh, BICYCLE racing! When you said "bike racing," I thought you meant MOTORCYCLE racing!
You can tell that Adam Blythe's favorite GCN video is the one where Alex ruin... I mean wrapped a bike with gold leaf.
You saw it hear first! 😂
Get rent a Hank over on our new IOM ferry when it gets here in the new year. Lap of the TT course, or around the island and back in time to catch the ferry home.
Hack / Bodge - the metal looks like a builders Level - perfect and cheap, easy to manipulate
Si glass are just ridiculously massive I love it 🤣🤣
With that sweet scooter Dan might have to start GSN (Global Scooter Network).
He's got to do something whilst he's recovering 😂