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  1. Dressed up to the eyes
    It's a wonderful surprise
    To see your shoes and your spirits rise
    Throw out your frown
    And just smile at the sound
    Sleek as a shriek, spinning 'round and 'round
    Always take a big bite
    It's such a gorgeous sight
    To see you eat in the middle of the night
    You can never get enough
    Enough of this stuff
    It's Friday, I'm in love with this channel!

  2. Such an awesome stable of bikes! You would take the Atlantis over the Clem? I own neither, but i see the Clem as a do it all plus off road capable. Your content of the city is great as are your bikes and commentary.

  3. i really need to know, what are those triangles hanging from your bike seat? i've seen only seen this from youtube videos of other cyclist channels

  4. This channel is by far my most favorite. Very practical and just awesome! Ride your bike more and you would love your bike even more. Please keep the content coming 👍

  5. Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮 Your videos always inspire me to ride my bike 😊 What comes to food culture, when visiting Finnish homes, food is a bit so-so, you might get served but it’s certainly not guaranteed. Coffee is much more essential here ☕️

  6. I’m a student subscriber studying in Noryangjin. I hope to go on a small ride with subscribers next time. Want winter bungeoppang is delicious😊

  7. I know it's been said inumerous times, but if you hate your commute nothing is better than doing it by bike, as hard as it may be, it makes the worst part of your day the best part of your day.

  8. Hey so why not dyno's on some/all of these bikes? Seems to fit your use. My approach is #dynoeverything! Once I was spoiled with dyno-equipped bikes, I never wanted to ride anything else.

    And thanks for the little invitations and questions you posted in the video. In my neck of the woods, we mostly let guests go hungry! Food isn't expected anyway, but it does feel good to feed guests when possible.

  9. what type of tires do you have on the atlantic? and size? my commuter is a surly ogre xxl with 2.25 tires! its pretty heavy so maybe I have to go down some size, what do you recommend on a commuter?

  10. I've been cycling to uni for a year on a 90s mtb that I've been slowly adapting for the city. it was 35€, and it's a really fun bike, both for commuting and for longer rides. Commuting on a different route every day seems fun, maybe I'll try it out

  11. Yet again another beautiful video, thank you so much for sharing a part of your world with the rest of us 🙏🏻
    I commute every day rain or shine on my Surly preamble, it’s definitely more speed oriented but I have swept back bars to help with comfort. Just got some full length mid guards fitted for winter too, a must in the UK.

    Side note, I almost spat out my drink when you dropped the F bomb, it was like hearing your parents swear for the first time 😂 I fucking love riding my bike too! Hopefully adding a Brompton to my stable soon too

  12. i bought a minivelo ebike [orbea katu] months ago and already have hundreds of kms on it. Bike commuting is the cheat code to a happier day, any day.

  13. I've. been commuting on my bike for as long as I can remember!! Glad to see you enjoy it too….😊….Planning to buy a rivendell clem Smith…I like riding with my elbows tucked in..i hope the clem allows for it

  14. In Kazakhstan we’re often taking some desserts or fruits as a guest and those who invite – would offer tea/coffee at least, or a dinner if time suits.

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