Glad you enjoyed the event! There were only two bike lanes we didn't use: Pine still had construction furniture in it so weaving in and out wouldn't be ideal. 2nd Ave was free of traffic Saturday morning and would actually be safer/easier to go down at speed. I normally use them through all my regular weekday commutes.
Yes second was the one that I was curious about. I ride that just about every Sunday this time of year helping with the food rescue for PRP. It can get dodgy on Sundays when it's game day and there's a lot of people on scooters and the rental e-bikes without helmets.
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Did you do cranksgiving this year? What did you think of my ride? Have you delivered food by bike before? Happy Thanksgiving everyone 🦃
We LOVE the insider view of this vlog! Thanks for participating!
Haha glad you enjoyed it and look forward to more events!
It was fun riding with you and showing y'all around parts of South Seattle; thanks for helping to deliver food and supplies to those in need!
Glad we got to collab before next year! Definitely plan to do more.
What a wonderful event to help those in need and looked like a lot of fun.
Such a great event! Still waiting to cross paths with you at one of them.
Looks so fun! So sad I couldn't make it but thanks for making this video 😃
Glad you were able to experience it vicariously! Definitely join next time :)
Why couldn’t you make it?
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Great work. Creamy Peanut Butter
Creamy smooth peanut butter for life
I'm with you man! Ironically though, I like orange with pulp.
Crunchy peanut butter forever
Haha thanks for noticing and answering that question.
Had alot of fun. Have you delivered food o.n your bike?
I did prp once before but I'd love to try riding a trailer
I had a lot of fun....did the north route! Question - why weren't you guys using the bike lanes?
Glad you enjoyed the event! There were only two bike lanes we didn't use: Pine still had construction furniture in it so weaving in and out wouldn't be ideal.
2nd Ave was free of traffic Saturday morning and would actually be safer/easier to go down at speed. I normally use them through all my regular weekday commutes.
Yes second was the one that I was curious about. I ride that just about every Sunday this time of year helping with the food rescue for PRP. It can get dodgy on Sundays when it's game day and there's a lot of people on scooters and the rental e-bikes without helmets.