As One Cyclist in Lisbon retires his channel, you are my newly found replacement for continental Europe velovlogging. CycleGaz rides on the left, you know, and it's not the same feeling :D
Hi dude, absolutely the best bike videos I've ever watched. And your style is perfect. I've never seen a video like this before. The videos are so funny,thank you so much mate. With hello. Have fun. I'm looking forward to your new videos.
Darn that is why everyone including Police says CYCLE IN THE MIDDLE OF A ROUNDABOUT (just like a car). Personally I try to avoid roundabouts when there is congestion, just too much stress and I don't have the time to behave like a car in a roundabout.
Chouette vidéo et sympathique à regarder. Qui montre bien que des débiles, il y en a sur tout type de véhicules. Le vélo ne fait pas exception. Ce qui montre que faire ce genre de vidéo n'est pas pour pointer des usagers particuliers, mais pour dénoncer les mauvais comportements ... d'où qu'ils viennent. Continuons à filmer ! Nice video and nice to watch. Which shows that stupid, there is on all types of vehicles. The bike is no exception. This shows that doing this kind of video is not to point particular users, but to denounce bad behavior ... from where they come. Let's continue to film!
It is remarkable how safe and carefree some Basel cyclists feel. These are truly First World privileges. I can not imagine riding that carefree in this country. You'd be dead in an hour.
@@Velofil Frankly, I don't want to identify until I return to Basel later this year. I might make problems for myself here. Then I might have some Qs for you about your fantastic Klein MTB to gravel bike build.
Nice! That's funny, I'm cycling in Basel as well but more towards French border, Kannenfeldplatz and Claraplatz. Never seen that many silly cyclsits.... although I have to say that the total number of cyclists increased this year... and the silly one as well unfortunately...Nice show and funny videos. thanks! By the way, what are you using as a camera?
Called "rechtsvortritt"... the person coming from right could pass. The cyclist is coming from left (seen from this camera) and have to give way. He don't even looked if someone is coming.
@@KEIO-qd1zx Your welcome. No, it's actually more to signal this special rule. If there are no such lines, there would be too these rules, but it's harder to recognize it.
in Switzerland, many roadsigns are "painted" on the street. Yield signs can just be painted on the street without a sign on a post. And the dashed lines on the road signal a priority to the right. Yes, it would be the same without the signs. But we wouldn't be swiss if we wouldn't make it extra clear, right?
0:48 is a good example of why there are times when taking the lane is the only safe way to ride.
Wow....some of those cyclists won’t be around for much longer if they continue to cycle like that. Another superb compilation as always👌🏻
I enjoyed how light hearted this was. These are the people I'm happy they're on a bike and not a car.
As One Cyclist in Lisbon retires his channel, you are my newly found replacement for continental Europe velovlogging. CycleGaz rides on the left, you know, and it's not the same feeling :D
Hi dude, absolutely the best bike videos I've ever watched. And your style is perfect. I've never seen a video like this before. The videos are so funny,thank you so much mate. With hello. Have fun. I'm looking forward to your new videos.
LOL @ that last guy . . I know that feeling, "I MUST GET UP THIS HILL" but if I'm struggling it's almost vertical.
Darn that is why everyone including Police says CYCLE IN THE MIDDLE OF A ROUNDABOUT (just like a car). Personally I try to avoid roundabouts when there is congestion, just too much stress and I don't have the time to behave like a car in a roundabout.
Chouette vidéo et sympathique à regarder.
Qui montre bien que des débiles, il y en a sur tout type de véhicules.
Le vélo ne fait pas exception.
Ce qui montre que faire ce genre de vidéo n'est pas pour pointer des usagers particuliers, mais pour dénoncer les mauvais comportements ... d'où qu'ils viennent.
Continuons à filmer !
Nice video and nice to watch.
Which shows that stupid, there is on all types of vehicles.
The bike is no exception.
This shows that doing this kind of video is not to point particular users, but to denounce bad behavior ... from where they come.
Let's continue to film!
It is remarkable how safe and carefree some Basel cyclists feel. These are truly First World privileges. I can not imagine riding that carefree in this country. You'd be dead in an hour.
in which country is that🤔
@@Velofil Frankly, I don't want to identify until I return to Basel later this year. I might make problems for myself here. Then I might have some Qs for you about your fantastic Klein MTB to gravel bike build.
3.41 two have waited.There is hope.
Nice! That's funny, I'm cycling in Basel as well but more towards French border, Kannenfeldplatz and Claraplatz. Never seen that many silly cyclsits.... although I have to say that the total number of cyclists increased this year... and the silly one as well unfortunately...Nice show and funny videos. thanks! By the way, what are you using as a camera?
Thanks 👍 glad to see a "Bebbi" here 😉 I use a Mobius and a Garmin Virb XE
Car or bicycle are not diffrent. People are people :(
Genial - wie immer. Ich möchte jedem dieser Idioten höchstpersönlich den Kopf abreißen ...
Do you wear a luminous vest?
No, I ride with style :-) ...and lights
0:32 Could someone explain to me how this three-shaped dashed lines work? Who has to give way? We don't have these in Italy
Called "rechtsvortritt"... the person coming from right could pass. The cyclist is coming from left (seen from this camera) and have to give way. He don't even looked if someone is coming.
@@1080pixelAh, thanks. I thought it was more complicated, like the lines and who crosses them or no.
@@KEIO-qd1zx Your welcome. No, it's actually more to signal this special rule. If there are no such lines, there would be too these rules, but it's harder to recognize it.
in Switzerland, many roadsigns are "painted" on the street. Yield signs can just be painted on the street without a sign on a post. And the dashed lines on the road signal a priority to the right. Yes, it would be the same without the signs. But we wouldn't be swiss if we wouldn't make it extra clear, right?
@@Felyxorez Of course. In Italy it's like the opposite. Nobody cares of doing nothing