Off Road Wheelchair Test - Can it climb a mountain?
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- Опубликовано: 22 окт 2018
- I built this Off-Road Wheelchair out of 2 Electric Bikes. Watch how we made the bike HERE: • How to Build an Off Ro... These fat tires should be able to handle all kinds of surfaces, pavement, asphalt, gravel, sand, but climing hills is a different story. Watch as we try to 'hike' up a popular trail here in Provo Utah called the Y. With almost 1000 feet in elevation gain, this mountain should be a great test for the off road wheelchair.
Watch the reveal as we give it to Cambry HERE: • Homemade Off Road Elec...
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Check out Cambrys Instagram HERE: / cambrykaylor
Overall I'm pretty impressed with the bike. We learned some of the limits. I think airing down the tires, and getting a bit more tread on the rubber would be beneficial to going off road. As soon as the bike loses momentum, it doesnt have torque to start going uphill again. BUT on simple slopes, or flat surfaces, this off road wheel chair is a beast.
Let me know if you have any questions in the comments!
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My name is Michael and I am in a wheelchair as well but I am 68 years old and not sure if I had enough guts to try that but I sure love that machine. Zach you’ve done a wonderful job for her gave her a gift that is absolutely incredible. And thanks for sharing I got to ride along as well and enjoyed it immensely. I have subscribed and I look forward to many more videos of the wonderful things that you’re doing. God bless you both
Michael Ellixson you are such a good man
Yes you really are a great man and I hope you the best future god bless you.
@@karenc9740 oh hell no
Wholesome comment
Hopefully, one day you will be able to get a similar wheelchair. Until then I wish you the best and a long, happy life.
My wife and I made it up to the Y in 1982 she was on crutches and could only walk a few feet without them. We didn't know about the trail and only found it on the way down. She went home to the lord in 2016 I wish I could have made a chair like that for her.
James Couture I’m sorry dude hope your doing good
Aww sorry for your loss man
may her soul rest in peace. Your a good guy
Man im sorry dude .for your loss I do have two sondor ebike and I would be more then happy to let you use em
😔
"Fellow citizens, we should build a huge letter on the side of our mountain"
"Why?"
"Yes, a Y"
The Magic Rat that’s a good one
it’s cause of the city🙄
Did someone spell Utah with a Y? Yutah.
There’s letters on the mountains in every city in Utah basically
It’s because BYU is in Provo
I can't wait for him to build her a jetpack. “You'll never walk again,” he tells Bran. “But you will fly.”
Jetpack holy shit
whoosh
This is an awesome idea
Yes
@@tierrao5532 the one way trail to heaven! 😆
You should connect both of the rear brakes and make a front brake that's both connected so that you wouldn't need 4 brake levers if your planning to do the front
Best advice
You can also edit the sensitivity of the front brakes vs. the rear to have a different percentage of total braking on the front than on the rear.
Ie. Rear brakes are less sensitive so you don’t lock them up, while the front brakes are more sensitive. That way, by pushing the brakes down at the same time, the front brakes will be doing
Well, at least I like the brake vectoring aspect of it. You can steer with brakes down hill to a degree.
Exactly 😎👍
Even I thought of the same but then realized isn't that gonna just stop the chariot all together and make it more risky when not on gravel?
dude you need to weld a foot stand behind the chair so you can hitch a ride and not get left in the dust
Right!?! Next version will have that for sure.
patrick jaroch it is 2 ebikes after all.
@@McOuroborosBurger But it has a ton of weight in steel added.
Sorry this is late, but would him standing on the back make the chair more prone to popping the front wheels up? It may help with keeping her glued to the path though, so idk.
@@ZacksJerryRig since it's a rear wheel drive you might add a plate on the bottom at the back that way you can stand on the back better traction and you get a ride LOL love the videos keep it up
You, sir, are an outstanding engineer. My sincere compliments and best wishes to you from the United Kingdom. You are a gentleman.
mark streete why is he a outstanding engineer? Fuck no. Engineer does not comes down to amateur things.
@@gabriel159753159753 let's forget about engineering for a moment, and let's find this lad some English classes.
Shane Narayan, actually no. I am not north american, so my first language is not English. Do you have any idea how to speak other language?
Do you now how you call someone who only knows one language? North Americans.
I would barely say English is a second or even third language, when considering your proficiency. Yeah, I speak English, Hindi, & Spanish. I just make sure, if I'm criticizing someone, it's at the very least a comprehensible sentence. Think of it as engineering a sentence, that should help kids understand I think.🙃
@@gabriel159753159753 There's the classy gabe I was looking for 😉
Zack is like the real life Tony Stark with his creativities and ambitions. I'm sure one day Zack will come up with new ideas for Cambry to experience more things she never thought she could, maybe able to walk again! Happy for the both of you!
Team up with hacksmith and they can do anything...
She cant
Well, he's already installed an elevator in their home for her so you aren't far off.
Like a J Rigged Exoskeleton? That would really be cool.
They already have the tech where she could walk.
Good man agent 47.
Woaaahhhhh i thought it was just me he really looks like agent 47
@@RyanFeliciano i was sure when i saw him doing the bend test on his main channel.
😂
She is 31?! She looks like 17...
baileyboy125 that makes her 48. 🤔
@@bailey125 wooooosh
@@erikfreidenzon3494 I guess so. Please explain.
@@bailey125 31+17=48
@@erikfreidenzon3494 I know that, and I recognised it before I even posted my reply,. It's not a woooosh because it wasn't even a joke.
Thank you Zack for Giving Cambry the Chance to experience new things that she thought she wouldn't be able to do. The way you changed her life is amazing. You both belong together. Cheers.
Such a beautiful gorgeous lady and such a gentlemen and caring guy.
Yeah❤️❤️😍
Please take my advice, get some good brakes. I just recently moved to the mountains for a few month and I took my bike. It's a proper mtb, but not made for downhill. I really noticed this when I overloaded my breaks because I was going down a very steep hill and applied them to hard to go slow. For a vehicle that heavy you need good breaks, go get some Magura mid to high level Shimano hydraulic breaks and go for big discs, like 180mm or 203 mm. I already posted this under you last video, but since you probably didn't read it I'll repeat myself. There are junctions for hydraulic break hoses that enable you to activate two breaks with one leaver.
Gotcha. I'm looking into it for sure. On flat surfaces her setup is fine. But on hills, more brakes is a good thing.
@@JerryRigEverything Not only will she have more breaking power but for longer downhill sections it will reduce stress on her fingers because she needs less force on the leavers. Only problem could be that most good breaks come with shorter leavers. Normally that's perfectly fine because of the better ratio between the force on the leavers and the actual breaking force, but I'm not sure if it works with your handlebar setup. Maybe this is an oportunity to investigate possibilities for a more comfortable handlebar set up.
Might also try these tires. Front and rear specific. Pretty much the only 26x4.0 tires available with a more aggressive tread pattern than the Kenda Juggernauts you have now - the Minion patterns are the gold standard for all-around MTB use. Most other 26x4.0 tires you'll find are for soft surface use - i.e., snow and sand.
www.amazon.com/Maxxis-Minion-Rear-Tire-26x4-0/dp/B01EKODFTE/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1540359407&sr=8-2&keywords=maxxis%2Bminion%2B4.0&th=1
www.amazon.com/Maxxis-Minion-Tire-26x4-0-Fold/dp/B01EKODF8U/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1540359550&sr=8-2&keywords=maxxis%2Bminion%2B4.0%2Bfbf%2B26&th=1&psc=1
Definitely a very good idea. I took my MTB to the alps this summer and it was pure torture for the brakes and suspension. I have a fully suspended bike but that's not enough for real mountain enduro & downhill. I always thought the heatsink brake calipers on Shimano's more expensive brakes were just for show but I can now confirm that they are definitely there for a reason!
The one bit of advice I would like Jerry to see is to make the bikes also suspended in the rear where she sits and most of all decrease the pressure of the suspension to cope with the reduced weight, currently it looks too stiff.
You could possibly take some bits of an old style centre-pull or cantilever cable brake (i.e. the cable hanger and the hanger cable) and and use to turn a single brake cable from each lever into twin cables, then you could use a couple of these handy devices from Hope (www.hopetech.com/product/v-twin-brake/); One lever could do both back brakes and the other lever both front brakes. But that does mean hydraulic brakes on all corners (expensive!)
I hear Hope are quite an approachable company, might be worth reaching out to them to see if they could help you?
Or alternatively, I suspect you could find some suitable car parts that could be re-purposed (but again we are talking hydraulic brakes instead of cables).
They just got engaged. Can't be more happy. ❤️❤️
(Thanks for 400 likes) 💕
You sure man?
@@Zack_Aksel instagram.com/p/Bwm7xkbBLty/
*more happy. "More" is a determiner, meaning you've indicated that you were already happy, so "happier" is doing that a second time. You don't need it. Asshole grammar lesson complete.
@@M3iscool wrong
@@toordog1753 Alright.
I honestly don't know what to say other than you just raised her quality of life to the sky. Not much that isn't within her reach now! When all the bugs are worked out you need to market it. Giving that much mobility to someone is a god send!
God's speed my friend. I hope she's your wife. A special woman to have you do this fore her. A sexy lady that is now able to enjoy life to th highest.
wow so amazing lots of love
I really admire you and respect you for everything you have done for your wife and how much you encourage her to step forward, almost out of her condition. That is amazing, my friend. God bless you two.
I would like to ask you some questions, but privately.
Zach you sir, are the man! It is amazing what you built and the freedom you gave her.
Two amazing persons that also look great together. Keep up...
“It’s not as pretty up close” describes 90% of life lol
With drugs
With sexual immorality
With revenge
@@yahshuasaves3726 Wdym sexual immorality? Jesus only came 2000 yrs ago. B4 that everyone was free. Fuck Islam and Christianity.
@@TheFourthWinchester You're wrong. Religion, many of them were here before those two and grotesque things were practised. For instance, human sacrifice.
Jerry, you are a magnificent engineer. But I must say that because of her you definitely upped your ingenuity to another level. I can tell the wheelchair bike has effort, creative and love behind it.
Regenerative braking would be cool. That's how electric skateboards and Teslas slow down and it seems to be a nice and smooth method of breaking (then just like the Teslas you could use the brake rotors only when you really needed too). Then you could get two more back wheels and put them up front and it could be a 4x4. The heavier you make it the more worth-while Regenerative braking would be. Also, higher end bikes use hydraulic breaks, which take much less effort and would be easy on the thumbs (also you could make one lever be both back breaks and the other leaver the two front breaks for more control). One more thing, if you ever finish tinkering with it and give it to her, you should build a little custom trailer so she can take it around with her Subaru! I really love what you are doing with this project, keep it up!
this would be good but also perhaps if the front brace could be setup to be a quick disconnect so that she could more freely enter/exit it would be helpful, also some kind of basket attachment to the back of the seat for food,water,sundries would pretty much finish it off. Well done on the build.
@zack whatever he said
That's a complete engineering project, and not a hack of 2 ebikes
@@pedromorgan99 Bring in Dustin, and the other engineering youtubers for a super amazing custom wheel chair mod, with regen breaking. would be the colab of the ages.
Man, I started watching you because your durability tests truly helped with imagining the worth and value of a phone, but then you started doing things like this and I'm honestly amazed. You seem to be such a nice and kind person, a person you would wish was your friend or family. You truly are one of my idols just because how amazing of a person you are. Wish more people were like you, would make the world a better place. Keep doing you, Zack!
Also, if you read the comments, there is some tips that might improve the bike, like:
- Rotating the brake handles downwards so you use your hands instead of thumbs to use them
- Adding a handbrake connecting to all brakes somewhere around the seat to allow it to be fully stopped, useful for e.g. switching back to normal weelchair
- Obviously connecting the front brakes to the handles
I personally also was thinking you could add a little pump attaching to the air-valve to allow air to flow in or out with the press of a button, to easily adapt to road and off-road situations.
Can't wait to see more of these!
You are so right
@Awakened2Truth - Disciple of Jesus the Christ I've been on the internet since I was a kid. I know exactly that lying and acting is easy and all the negative parts can easily get cut out. I don't care. Whether this is the true Zack or not, his image here is a person to be proud of. What he is in real life does not matter. Unless it's the same I don't wanna know.
It’s amazing how you can meet the right person and they just change your life in ways you never thought possible.
Temporarely, 60% of people get divorced
@@didafm dude honestly shut your stupid fucking mouth. You obviously don't know what love is.
@@gregoryjarvis3067 shut up
Hhhhhhh🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
Dude way cool, great guy for over looking what she can not do and focusing on what she can do and helping her do more!!! Love you your reviews respect you as a good person. Much respect!
"First of all.. there were no doubters." lol
I used to run the Y with my dog a couple times a week.
I love that trail! Great burn.
Thumbs up if you think zack is in love
thumbs up for that
yessssss
lol check his IG
less shipping, more biking!
Ha thought the same thing.
I love people's reaction of "You made it?" that is just so neat. This is maker awesomesauce.
How inspiring! I love to see people encouraging independence! It’s such a huge deal! ❤️❤️
Gosh the way they look at eachother...
what are you talking about... he's absolutely head over heals for her... @Awakened2Truth - Disciple of Jesus the Christ
@Awakened2Truth - Disciple of Jesus the Christ Dude a good advice: get your self help. I've seen your comments and your content. Youre seriously sick!
@Awakened2Truth - Disciple of Jesus the Christ don't be such a dick to everyone it's people like you who have no friends because you insult them and push them away
Thank you for being an inspiration. ♿️ (only wheelchair I could find in the emojis) I’m in a wheelchair too!!
your a beautiful lady!dont give up!
And u looks Gorgeous too Pernilla
That emoji is the new “handicapped” symbol which shows an active person. I helped spray paint some of those graphics on walkways at my workplace a couple years ago. We recently got a wheelchair for an aging parent and I tested it out in our driveway - amazingly difficult to navigate uneven ground. Hope you get the use of one of these bike chairs soon.
Me too! Life is still beautiful!
God is good Always 👉❤👈
You guys friggin ROCK!! Way to not let life get the way of LIVING!! How you keep on truckin! I hope you patented this chair. It could help SO many people get back to the outdoors.
Zac’s vids make calm and happy 😊 I just love him
msg from a mountain biker... change first these back tires with some with having large knobs, if possible with a soft compound. Do not hesitate to use (very) low pressure. This will definitely improve traction and breaking
Emmanuel Duros tubeless
@@darrenwoloshyn sure, that's the way to go but I think she is not ready yet for technical terrains that would stress a lot that rubber
Agree, looked like way more psi could be taken out.
Since she was spinning wheels on the gravel, if she was going to those types of trails, tires with better traction would be a good idea for climbing and braking. Controlling the front brakes on one lever and the rear with the other would definitely make for better braking.
Brakes braking
Her smile downhill says it all. Kudos zack, wish the world had more of ya. Love ya both
I hiked to the Y when I was 14 I don't think there was a walking path quite that well maintained back then I'm 57 now what a fun flashback. And of course the off road wheelchair is the bomb. Thanks for sharing.
Wow. You two are perfect for each other. Many blessings to you and your family ❤️
Congrats on the Engagement!!!! I found your first video and I could see instantly how in love with her you are. I hope I find someone who looks at me like that one day : )
Engagement? So my gut feeling about the first videos I saw of these two together were correct. :D
the girl is crazy cute
Watch what you say about Zach's bae!
@@SethiestSeth that rhyme though 😂
😏
She is beautiful.
@Evan Johanning and mow one hundred 68
Watching both of them makes me happy, you are a good man cause u did not see what is outside but what is inside
Nothing wrong with what's outside, she's a pretty young lady
She’s gorgeous. Not sure what you mean.
@@ellav.1521 What I meant is, Jerry didn't care about what happen to her rather he loves her naturally, many guys can't do that it's takes a matured man to do so
I know this is a late comment, Great work on the bike and also Congrats on your wedding!
Just a thought, if Cambry does like to do outdoors, you could add a detachable fold-able roof with solar panels that could charge up the battery and increase the range. Also increasing the weight on the bike will introduce better traction. There is a lot of math and engineering involved, but I will leave that to you. This could also help others in need of such green vehicles.
Will be waiting for the video!!!
Cambry has such a beautiful smile, and I am happy to see it. 💗 You da man Zack.
One of the most awe-inspiring videos eva and only 172 people know about it so far.
IKR❤
If the person who needs to know about it is among these 172, that's all right.... 😉
This is absolutely amazing Really gives hope to people in wheelchairs to enjoy things that so many people take for granted ❤
Wonderful guy sweat girl together making history with a new type of bike for the disabled, inspiring to say the least Utah is beautiful God bless you both🙏
You should totally mass produce this, it will benefit so many people out there.
Loving this series.
Amazing, best wishes to you both.
One of my worrying braking experience was cycling with my wife on a tandem from Rotterdam to Aachen with our camping gear stacked on. There are significant "hills" near Maastricht and coming down one of the largest using most of my strength on the triple brakes (2 wheel + 1 hub), with smoke coming out the hub it was a bit.... worrying. You can never have too many brakes ;)
Bless your soul you two this is what life should always be like always being together
it really makes me feel happy when i see you with her.. i don't know why but i think u could be a couple .. ☺️ i want to see you more videos with her.. thank u..!!
Awakened2Truth - Disciple of Jesus the Christ bro... chill.
@Awakened2Truth - Disciple of Jesus the Christ Rather than copy pasting this bullshit everywhere you should seek help to fix your problems, which seem to be severe.
Can't stop smiling watching two of you together. :)
Yall are awsome this is an amazing idea I hope to see these everywhere in the future. Good Luck
2 very touching videos even more touching was the response of young people who said they respected or were in awe but made up for her. wish we could so more humanity of this kind
Zack you are a hero, that bike/wheelchair is awesome. 👍
That is so amazing! I hope this becomes available for all wheelchair bound people!
No issues with assembly for me ruclips.net/user/postUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L but I could see where some might benefit from using an experienced bike assembler/mechanic. I'm an older rider starting back after a 10 year break. This bike exceeds my capabilities and has been easy to get comfortable riding. I'm mostly on easy trails with almost no street riding and have not been disappointed with the performance of the bike. My fitness level is far below what I previously rode with and because of that the mileage is going on the bike slowly. While I'm losing weight slowly, the bike seems to tolerate my 220 pounds just fine. The bike has been used by several family members ranging from 5'5" - 5'9".
This is what freedom and hope are all about -- Thanks guys!
Well done young man, that is one clever wheelchair. Very impressive !
Way to go Zack. If you can't figure out the 4 tire brakeing system, I would recommend just switching out the 2 rear brakes for 2 front brakes. In mountain biking the front brakes give you 70% of the brakeing power while the rear only offers 30% and have a tendency to lock up giving you less control on the decents. This inevitably may be irrelevant due to the riding position but I'd say give it a shot.
No it would be 2 easy to flip
not really, not with that low of a center of gravity, and rear weight
You have the biggest heart and I love your wife’s attitude it’s really encouraging
A lovely hike, a great view, and love you two together. You inspire me, and I believe so many others.
No Protection from SAFETY GEAR, ON A DANGEROUS TRAIL ? ? ? ?
@@lwmaynard5180 I have done my fair share of long hikes, on way more tricky routes than this. These people are fully ok and know what they are doing.
Very cool. A parking brake could be handy and save Cambry's thumbs. :-)
Your a good men for doing this! Thumbs up
Very impressive, thanks for sharing, the young lady has a terrific attitude
continues to be THE BEST an inspiration great people--now...front brakes..part-time front drive--knobby trail motorcycle tires all around--they're perfect off road and not as rough on pavement as you might imagine----
Nice work. Having rear suspension would help a lot with slippage prevention.
Hey +ZachsJerryRig
So some things you could do,
1: Make it so then the throttle is on one connection if possible because as is she might be putting different amounts of throttle on each bike (something small to think about but maybe the power would be more equally distributed.)
2: make an E- brake.
3: put breaks on the front and use dual brake levers so then she'd have to break levers for the front and back, but better breaking hopefully.
4:maybe put lights on it she can turn on with a switch incase she wants to ride at night.
5: as you'd mentioned some suspension for the seat to make it feel better.
6: i'd say figure out a better way of getting into the wheel chair incase (for what ever reason or at some point) she's by her self and falls off somehow she can get back on.
7: come up with a way to make give it regenerative braking (so as to make it last longer :) )
8: And definately gotta ad the solar power :D
We need more people like you Zack.
Nice construction you built there. You have a good heart. Keep up the great work.
i'm on oxygen , can't walk around ,i'm going to ask my son to build me a Cambry offroad wheelchair, thank you and GOD BLESS YOU Zack.
Hope u r doing well now. Best wishes :)
YOU GUYS LIVE IN UTAH?! That’s so amazing wow , you guys are literally amazing , I live in Utah as well and I love the relationship y’all have it’s so beautiful
Zack you are phenomenal! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for all the great videos- Super Job in building a great way for her to hike-- Thank you for being you and sharing!!!
Nice. Good work, the top gear guys did an episode on this sort of thing for disabled vets....they are on Amazon prime now, and I'm sure they would love to see what you've done. Maybe even come along and do an episode with you, which would be cool.
i think this could become a new sport... really good wheelchair design!
Damn bro yall always make me cry when you guys are working together like this . What a great woman and great man .!
Tired to build something similar for a friend of mine, built it from ground up, motor and all. Traction was always a problem and I gave up, watching this..... Has inspired me a bit more
2018 I met a girl ...2019 I built an elevator in our own house..wow what a relationship
I have been in a wheelchair nearly all my life and have never been up a mountain like that before, you are a very lucky lady having a husband like that
I love you both an im so happy you found each other thumbs up to both of you your both great people' an bring the best out of each other keep it up zack your gonna go places with your career in RUclips i cant tell you enouph how easy you an cambry are to watch auwsome guys 2thumbs up from me👍👍
Wow what a great piece of kit well made so nice to be able to access more places 👍👍
You need a tow rope and a long-board for smooth surfaces.
Looking at the design, have you considered incorporating armrests in the empty seat sockets?
Brian Fidler dude ur a fucking top notch architect
Great idea
So cool man. I found your elevator video last night and viewed the "my story" presentation about your injury and your fight to come to terms with your new life. You two have a special love for life and for each other. Thanks for the inspiration.
Have you thought about trying Trials Motorcycle tires on the drive wheels. They might give that little extra bite?
BRAVO Happy Trails.
Zach dope build. Bike 1 rear hub motor. Bike 2 front hub motor. It will function similar to 4WD, You'll have more traction on uneven ground and reduce the possibility of tipping going up steep hills. Also add reverse.
looks like the chair could use a parking brake feature. great video! looks like you both had a lot of fun.
The two of you are so damn lucky! God bless you both!
Love Utah lived there many years so many beautiful places to see and trave!.❤❤❤ God Bless you both.
You together very nice couple indeed, I love Zack care about you - wish you both happy happy never ending life together !!
Nice video indeed, cool mountains in Utah 👍
Maybe add an additional removable battery pack that sits below the seat (with a shield for protection of course) and jerry rig a smaller brake lever inside of the original brake lever to control the front brakes.
That way if you pull the smaller inner lever, the front brakes get applied and if you pull the larger lever, both front and back brakes gets engaged.
By the way, make it so that you can lock the brakes in position so she could rest on a slope without having to engage the brakes all the time.
To sum it up:
- Removable battery pack under seats.
- Smaller brake lever under the larger brake lever (small lever engages front brakes, larger lever applies brakes to the front and back at the same time).
- Brake locks.
Inspirational, you guys are so good
This is so inspiring, thank you for the videos and gods speed.
That is awesome 👏🏽
Tiers should be changed out to so thing with more rubber on it, or all wheel drive
But that chair is awesome!!!
Go! #Quadzilla
You seriously need a roll cage solution that can be added to the seat for excursions like this.
Just make it with lock pins, so it can be installed and removed easily.
I lived in Salt Lake City for 30 years, I miss it a lot!
This bike is just the most awesome, and amazing thing!
I'm really suprized that those bikes don't have regenerative braking? If not, you could install something that turns the motors into brakes, by shorting out the leads through a high current rheostat of some sort.
You need to get with the electronics and mechanical engineering department at BYU and see what they could come up with.
Or maybe U of U? LOL!
Im really happy to see this. ❤️
They make a great couple. Couldn't be more happier for them.
I hope that one day I can do something this nice for somebody
Props to dad at 5:21 for carrying two kids up a mountain.
Es un ejemplo de amor y dedicación...
Pretty awesome Zack!
You two would make a very cute couple. But regardless, even as friends, you make a great team. Love following this story :)
They are engaged