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Yes, as an American, I wish we could ditch our measuring system and Fahrenheit temperature rating. Fahrenheit makes no sense when you know that in Celsius, 0 is freezing and 100 is boiling, 32F and 212F, respectively.
It's always fun hearing Brits talk about American food.
Reacher was trying to eat peach pie, not pumpkin.
Bike "dashcams" like Cycliq Over/Under Rated?
I think underrated - I use mine during commuting. Unfortunately Cycliq interferes with my Wahoo GPS/Route Following so if I need to use for a planned route the camera needs to be off. But they are very important for evidence if a crash occurs
Cycling Caps (Casquette).... Over/Under Rated?
I think underrated - I always wear one under my helmet. It's an extra layer to keep sweat off my brow and then my eyes. When it's sunny it keeps the sun out of my eyes, especially in low sun in the morning and evening. Like a sun visor in a car. And in the rain it reduces the amount of rain that hits my glasses (I wear prescription cycling glasses).
The food thing is funny. Because at the same time, If you check out a lot of these *"Americans trying out British food"* videos on youtube. The Americans tend to not like what they are given, say it tastes funny or that it tastes bland. Then they get given a fairly _'British'_ curry (Pretty ironic) and they went from bland to _"its not so bad"_ or _"Its pretty good"_ . Shepards Pie - Meh, Toad in the hole - Meh, bangersnmash - meh, Full English Breakfast - weird.....
One of the comments I remember hearing was the Brits colonised India so hard but yet their food is so bland 🤣🤣
Indian food. Awesome. British food. Meh
@@Shadowboost spoken like true american
@@Rose.Of.Hizaki hell yeah brother
In my very not roadie-minded mind "fondo" is 100km "century" is 100miles.
On the mile/km thing. Europe is doing it right, US is backwards and UK is making progress. Give it a generation or two and you will have caught on, the US is lost though, they’ll be doing “a toe nail’s worth of salt” forever
im in us and hate Fahrenheit, inches, feet. so backwards
Inner tubes are underrated especially ones withremovable valves because you can then use tibeless sealant in them and have an extra layer of puncture insurance
When I was riding Lejog with my mate (he made it; I abandoned in Carlisle with saddle sores), we soon learned when people asked how far we were going on any given day that "130-140" made us sound like ultramarathoners. We were speaking km, they were hearing miles.
Carbon wheels with rim brakes are not an issue if the following conditions are met: a) it does not rain, or b) if it does rain, you do not need to brake much!!😄😄
How about "C) If you're not too heavy."?
American biscuits (southern only, NOT from NY) are underrated, they are outstanding; pumpkin pie is also underrated (y'all should try it!)
Fahrenheit is stupid, though zero isn't zero in any temperature measurement. If it was zero would be the absence of temperature, which makes zero sense :)
Anyway, watch SNL episode that Nate Bargatze hosted last fall. Hilarious skit on American weights and measures.
I have a question for Francis, you stated you were in America for a Thanksgiving, was pumpkin pie not included in that meal? That is a very common Thanksgiving meal dessert.
Tried electric gears, did 400miles ride with them, didn’t care for them, no better than cable and an extra thing to manage.
Nope.
i use both tubes and inner tubes. the reason I dont only use tubeless , is because tubeless tires cost a fortune .
And the faff. I use tubes on the daily bikes and put on the tubeless for special occasions.
Freedom degrees > communist degrees all day. 0° = really cold 100°= really hot.
The Jack Reacher reference to pie is incorrect as Peach pie was being served. Pumpkin pie is a traditional North American Thanksgiving desert due to pumpkins ripening in late fall. It is delicious by the way. Canada like Britain is also a country where references to kilometers and miles get mixed. I was in grade school when Canada switched to metric so I still think in Fahrenheit for temperatures (walking to school in winter) and kilometers for distance (started driving over a decade later).
My thought exactly -- pretty sure Reacher was trying to eat Peach Pie.
Georgia Peaches.
Also, most pumpkin pies in america are actually sweet potato or yam pie. just saying…
The Tacx Neo designers were missing the ‘slip’ feature of wheel-on trainers so decided to include it in the software which controls the virtual flywheel. Occasionally when I stomp on the pedals and my nethers suddenly hit the frame it gives me a warm fuzzy nostalgic feeling of 2011.
On the subject of Americanisms, a lot of that was pretty funny. Speaking as an American, that is.
American biscuits are kinda like a cross between a scone and a croissant. Fluffy and bready, but also flaky. They're delightful.
As for Fahrenheit, it has its place. It's more applicable to human experience than Celsius is, since there's a lot more granularity, but it has very little place in engineering.
And as for pumpkin pie, y'all kinda fully misunderstood it. Pumpkin pie filling is mostly a custard with a crap ton of baking spices in it. If it's made right, it tastes sweet and creamy, and with a mix of clove, cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg. It's a popular icon for a reason, and yet it's still underrated. Also, never roast your own pumpkin, just buy it canned. The canned stuff tastes exactly the same and I cannot stress enough that roasting pumpkins is a huge amount of effort. Just get the canned stuff.
And only certain types of pumpkins are used for pie.
10:30 but the rest of the world thinks the UK has a terrible kitchen, if any at all
Must be a lot of non human construction and road workers in the world due to hivis
Flashing lights are the worst thing in the dark.
Nobody can estimate how far away you really are, it's freaking dangerous.
And it is not a good idea to immediately irritate everyone around you. Making people angry doesn't make you safer.
I bought a 12000 lumen magicshine light for commuting 😂 I don't run it full power..... unless a motorist runs a light or blocks cycling lane ... then I double tap the remote and it's a full 12000 lumens 😂
I have been riding rollers for 30+ years, cheep and easy to maintain.
I would rather be seen as non human as opposed to not being seen at all.
Edit: Slight addendum, also just don't ride in super wealthy areas. The times I have felt completely disregarded, as opposed to not being seen, have been in wealthy areas. Rich people think they can just pay their way out of anything they do.
Not in my area. The wealthy are the ones playing with the bikes in the first place, so they give more respect. I see hundreds of riders in the weekend
Unpopular opinion - US date and time formatting ist horrible
11/11/24 06:40 vs 11/10/2023 18:40 ( 11th October)
Yes, I have a "traditional, non-direct drive trainer" (Kurt Kinetic) with a "turbo tire" (Continental) on a "turbo wheel," and the turbo tire was a huge improvement and eliminated the black trail of rubber particles that had been shooting out the back of my trainer and up the wall of my sunroom! A direct drive trainer is on my list!
Yeah, you guys are totally missing the mark on U.S. biscuits. They aren't cookies and they aren't scones and they aren't intended to be eaten by themselves, rather you either go savory and pour some meat gravy over them or you go sweet and eat them with butter and jam/honey.
Yes, all of our measurements are stupid. And I'm old!
Francis, if you didn't have pumpkin pie with your meal, then you didn't have the true Thanksgiving experience. There's always next year, though!
HED still makes the JET series which are alloy wheels with the Carbon Fairing as Francis refers to. This gives an alloy braking surface and thin carbon skin with varying depths. Aero benefits but better braking than a carbon rim brake wheelset.
I will be using inner tubes until they are no longer available.
I’ll bet you still use a rotary phone too.
Fahrenheit overrated? This is coming from a country that drives on the wrong side of the road!😂. Jack Reacher’s attempt to eat pie was a peach pie. The program was set in Georgia which is famous for growing peaches as well as peanuts for peanut butter. Peanut butter and strawberry jam sandwiches are my frequent go to lunch. It seems that in the UK some prefer miles and others kilometers. I use kilometers sometimes. 100 kilometers sounds better than 62 miles!😂
The thing is, pumpkin is truly disgusting. The ONLY way to make it even remotely edible is to do what they do with pumpkin pie filling: mash it up and combine it with so much sugar and spices that it might as well be styrofoam as pumpkin. It becomes nothing more than a medium in which to suspend all your spices and sugar.
i appreciate that you know biscuits aren’t scones, scunes?, or even dumplings.
now try to figure out what we want when we order biscuits and gravy from Waffle House
Reacher season 1 is set in Georgia - "the peach state" - hence the pie is peach pie not pumpkin!
This. I almost threw my bike at the display when hearing someone talking about a pumpkin pie in Georgia... Not that I lived there for 4 years and lived on the Peacthtree street too, because everyone in the town has lived on Peachtree because there is like 16 of those in the town :D
It's PEACH PIE! He's in Georgia, the state that's literally just peaches
Francis, you poseur! You can't claim to have done Thanksgiving in the US and not had pumpkin pie!
If you didn't have a bunch of random pies afterwards, you didn't have a proper American Thanksgiving! Pumpkin pie is like a custard pie, but can be spicier. There is also a sweet potato variation.
Buttermilk biscuits are what you're looking for. Like chicken and dumplings, they rarely come out the same, can be hit or miss, and we often prefer "pop-n-serve" Grands Flakey biscuits for this reason. Scones are dry, more like a cookie, or even a soft biscotti. Blueberry, orange cranberry, and lemon poppy-seed are popular flavors.
As a Yank I've got to say, very enjoyable vids. Now subscribed. 👍👍👍
US units are stupid? I wonder where so many of them came from… 🇬🇧 At least a pint is a better value and the mpg of the same car is better on the east side of the pond 🙃
My Tacx Neo is the single best cycling purchase I have ever made. It's seven years old now, so every slight glitch or new noise fills me with terror, knowing how much it's going to cost to replace it one day.
It's weird in Canada, too. It's km for distances, metric for temperature and volume, lbs for weight, ft & inches for height and lumber--it's a nightmare. And I'm a swimmer, and pool temps are still in F.
And one VERY SPECIFIC exception that I realized the other day: sliced meat is priced in per 100g, so you ask for amounts of less than 1kg in grams. But they'll still look at you weird if you ask for a kilo of ground beef.
As an American, I wish we would get rid of inches for lumber. Metric would be much easier.
@@JanGoh-jb5ge We use dekagrams when buying fresh ham and cheese in Czechia, THAT is specific :D
a century is 100 miles. a 'metric' is understood to be 100k.
I’ve not checked, but shall. Is it Pumpkin, or is it pecan?
I've done a PUMPKIN PIE RIDE. It was a Century (miles). At the conclusion of the ride you were offered a slice of pumpkin pie. No mater how I felt at the end of the ride I ate that pie...it was great!
I'm game! I love pumpkin pie! Where is this century?
The US is weird in that it has imperial measurements but metric money and pumpkin pie is killer and biscuits and gravy kinda meh unless you’re in the south and it’s collard greens and ham, then you just get with the program
The US doesn't have imperial measurements, it has US units and they _are_ different to Imperial.
e.g. Imperial pints and gallons are bigger than US equivalents.
Also money isn't "metric" as such it's decimal. The metric system is more about how all the units relate to each other.
e.g. 10cm cubed holds 1 litre of water. 1 litre of water weighs 1Kg. 1 metre cubed weighs 1 tonne (or 1000 Kg).
@@ifitrollsrideit530 yes absolutely my mistake thanks for your correction!
@@quacker998 No worries, I actually find myself saying Imperial for US units too. It's just funny that we treat the terms as interchangeable and they mostly are ...except when they're not.
I just prefer inner tubes to tubeless..... Just cleaner
As soon as you go offroad you get a flat every 5 minutes. Or you have to use fucking heavy tyres with a million psi to not pinch flat.
@@MS-bw7yt yes tubeless definitely has it's advantages also
Time on my bike is more valuable than staying clean.
@@MS-bw7yt You realise that you don't avoid punctures with tubeless? You supposedly just avoid flats. Nut noone actually has statistics about that. Running a too low pressure that makes you smack the rim all the time is not a good idea anyway. So what are exactly the benefits?
In “Reacher” it’s actually peach pie not pumpkin
As a American, we tend to identify a Metric Century vs Imperial Century to clarify the distance. And it is common for Gravel events to have both distances as the basis for course length offerings For example they would have 100, 62, 32, 18 mile route distances so there is something for everyone. Its some what strange in that space.
I'd hate to hear your comments about avocado toast...lol
Canada is just as mixed up on our units of measurement as in the UK.
what model of BBB tape is the one that's resuable?
Thanks to Strava: 100K = *gran fondo*
From a lexical standpoint a century is in fact 100 years, thats were the word derives from. Cycling in the UK a century is more than typically known as 200 miles because we work in miles, but as a sport thats were the lines can be blurred. Either way 200 miles or 321 kilometres is a long day in the saddle and should always be commended.
Reacher, Peach Pie
In the US, road signs present distances in a somewhat confusing combination of miles, fractional miles, yards, and feet. So a sign might say some destination is 50 miles away, but an exit is 3/4 of a mile away, or 500 yards, or 1000 ft.
God I hate this place lol
100 miles is reasonable all-day challenge , 100km is just a morning ride, family easy to achieve and not worth a special designation like "a century"
In merica we call it a metric century.
Yes with the smart lights drivers still dehumanize you. People still yell at me be more visible! I use the Garmin headlamp and wear a pearl izumi highlighter yellow jacket.
From my experience in Germany I would say, the more you take care about beeing seen (and make it easy for car drivers to see you), the more they are nice to you.
Been eating peanut butter since I was a kid, I’m now 43 and still can’t get enough of the stuff. Nobody ate it? You’re a shock jock trying to boost your listener numbers 😂😂😂
…pumpkin pie 🤢
Metric is a great system, even in good old imperial Britain!
In the UK we have MPH road signs, ergo; a century is a hundred miles!
For the Rapha squad with Garmin 10** computers that need to look lean and mean then simply call your km centuries a "metric century", there is no shame in trying to cheat 😉
But a real, good old Blighty 🇬🇧 century can only be in miles 😁👍
The lady on the panel is sharp. She should join in the conversation more often. Yes, the metric system is better. Here in the USA we did not switch over like we were supposed to, so we are stuck with both systems for the time being. Just keep making things that have metric measurements (tools, etc.) & we will be forced to switch over!
haha "...blocks of bready carbohydrates in stew..." is a weird name for biscuits and gravy, but you do you boo. Delicious either way. Also, pumpkin pie is best pie.
It's an imperial century or a metric century. The funny thing is that until 1959 your imperial century and ours were different because we defined a mile differently.
I am mildly amused by metric half centuries, because there's nothing special about them. If I'm at 48 miles, i'll go ahead and finish an imperial half, but I would never do that at if I were at 30 miles.
On cyclists with daytime flashing lights....is it more visible and safety effective?
There might be a very simple answer (albeit not necessarily *socially* convincing) in emergency vehicles using their flashing lights in daylight.
Is it more visible? It's almost a foregone conclusion. Is it for cyclists *more effective*? Questionable...
Gramma Pie, done right, is ... just ... ace.
'done right' is absolutely the tricky bit as it is very easy to bugger up the taste variables and your staring gourd can be quite different straight off the bat. Even the serving topping can alter the result. We tended to go with milk, ice cream or cream of which were kind of based off crust thickness. One xmas I went the Chrissy Custard route (mmm brandy) aaand nup, detracted it.
The pumpkin pie is never going to be fantastic or amazing, it's more like... "home". A contentedness. a-la Sunday dinner mashed potatoes, whatever your preferred style there's always the "that's how (parent) made it".
I’m laughing so hard right now. It was peach pie . Like I need to make a podcast and talk of my opinion on the UK like there talking of the US 😅.
PB&J underrated…Pumpkin pie Overrated…Great show, I’ve been a longtime follower.
American biscuits are like dry dumplings.
BATMAN
Love the show, always great content. Would love to see you randomly weighing people’s bikes. Under rated vs over rated:
All round road bikes
Over shoes
Aero helmets for everyday use
UK roads and UK cycling infrastructure
I ride a speedbike with uberstrong lights. I can tell I feel much safer during daylight with this "floodlight" comparatively to riding my roadbike w/o lights
😂😂😂😂😂 A Brits interpretation of American biscuits!😂😂😂 Martha White is so pissed!
Peanut butter (crunchy not smooth) & jam is fantastic!!! Loved it as a kid and now older(a bit greyer ) I still love it ❤❤
I'm English and have been eating peanut butter and marmite since I was about 10. I'm now 64
Can you make a short of the *”essentials to keep in saddle bag”* which was in a podcast but haven’t been able to find it since !
Direct drive trainers along with a computer training program is very good. I good enough to keep me fit and on the bike during crappy weather.
I bought a turbo tyre as I kept getting punctures with a normal tyre that was getting pretty warm. Went the whole hog and got an old wheel from lbs - still using the set up 14 years on
Peach pie in jack reacher ! He was in Georgia which is the peach state !
I’m in the USA and I just saw a video about pumpkin pie. And most pumpkin pies are actually made with squash. Was very interesting.
Pumpkin is a squash. So from that perspective, all pumpkin pie is made from squash.
Do you recommend a tubeless rim tape?
Pumpkin soup is one of my favourites.
It's peach pie in jack reacher
i been using latex tube for a while and changed to vittoria tpu tubes last month, front wheel tpu tube popped from inside around the valve area when im descending on my rim break trek madone 9 series. that day i literally carried my bike to the bike shop and set up as tubeless (conti 5k str) plus vittoria air liner after that case. will never use tubes anymore.
None of my bikes has inner tubes.
@@JohnDough-yr2zt I will never use inner tubes, whatever these pro team use I will stick on my 28/30c tubeless Tyre
Us Americans don't care lol, we see some weird food with all the different ethnicities around. Some of the stuff just try it before you ask what it is.
You had a proper American Thanksgiving dinner and it didn't include Pumpkin pie for dessert?? For shame!
We are in the UK, therefore all our road measurements are miles-so a century ride ‘should’ be 100 miles….. Having said that a mate of mine who is 78 and has raced since he was 10 always records his rides in kilometres-I do both and I’m 75…..
You pair are children so of course you use temperature in centigrade-I do both but still think in Fahrenheit…..
In the states biscuits and gravy is a thing-which sounded really weird to me until my daughter moved to Des Moines Iowa and explained it to me.
78...75...units please!😂
I live on the west coast in the US nevr been outside the country and I'm shocked no one on this production has had pumpkin pie or butternut. And yes, marshmallows on sweet potatoes is absolute filth. Typically this dish is made by someone without any food standards.
5:48 Folks still believe this, along with the myth that disc brakes require constant maintenance.
i go MAD at people who ride in the day / MORNING without lights ive even got a hand signal for it as i ride a motorbike u need lights on just like us ... double standards! should be a rule if u dont have them on u should be fined
Wait till you find out that speed limits don't apply to cyclists either. ;)
Daytime running lights are definitely under rated. A blinking or always on daytime headlight is an amazing thing.
American bicuits - Used on top of certain soups, and, also served for breakfast with sausage gravy. They are awesome with sausage gravy.
Never seen it on top of soups, but biscuits with sausage gravy. That's the stuff
I've never in my life heard the term "mile century". If we say we're doing a century in the US, we mean 100 miles. If we're doing the metric version, we specifically call it a "metric century", meaning 62.whatever miles.
💯💯💯
It's almost like there are other countries 🤔
@@Lou-Lou. Nice comment smart ass. They specifically mentioned how the US uses different terms, one of them being "mile century". Now go play in traffic.
@@shepshape2585sorry, couldn't resist 😚
@@shepshape2585but no, they did not state in America its called a "mile century" they said in America the word century defaults to miles, whereas in the UK it can mean either depending on the person.
I can't believe that after the video where he said that helmets make you safer is a myth and he got everyone and their dog saying that's not what the study shows he's still saying that protective gear makes you less safe.
For me, a Brit and close to 50, any distance is done in miles. I've never used kilometers for anything, ever. When I see cycling posts/videos it's nearly always kilometers and I have to convert to miles to have any concept of how far they mean. The only time I saw kilometers was on an E-Bike.