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Tampere sucks.
Youre turning into a Finn, the ultimate joy of seeing something familiar in a foreign video lol.
If you ever need a tour guide for Oulu, I'm up to. Can also teach you to ride a bike if you want. Lived here my whole life. Also I love Not Just Bikes. Recommend his other videos as well.
In Oulu, the sea breeze affects the weather a lot, if it's -15 celsius outside, the sea breeze makes it about -20 celsius, the more humid the air, the colder it feels. I remember one time when it was -15 degrees Celsius outside, but a warning was given that the air feels like -25/-30 degrees Celsius
I used to cycle during the winter (but I haven't lately as changing the tyres is too bothersome (or so I say to myself)), but as for temperatures the bicycle was the first to say no before I felt it was too cold. My 21 gear (3×7) bike had only at most about 3 usable gears in the winter. I'm quite envious of Oulu bicycle infrastructure, Tampere has build some new bikelines and routes, but winters aren't that nice as in Oulu. As for walking, I really like my studded Icebug shoes.
oulu
Im from finland
Thanks for nice video Gio.
Spike tires make cycling too heavy. If you really need spikes, put it only for front tyre.
Take care.
1 meter is 1,09 yards
Because we are nuts. 🤣😂🙈
I had studded tires one year and would not use them again, too slow.. but my bike was also slow then. It’s only slippery when there is water on ice, or frozen rails and water. That’s not often, New Year’s Eve was horrible and I knew my tires were not suitable and not long after I fell and damaged my both legs :/
Same thing in Kokkola. There people uses cyckles all over the year. I used to bike to school and work about 15 years. Also our public transportation is shit so it´s easier to go with cyckle.
I'm dead at you showing your phone only for it to be blocked by the video 🤠😂
Prepare youself: Oulu is a town in Bayfield County, Wisconsin, United States.
Canadians bike in the winter! Stupid click -bait. We had over a week of -30°c before Christmas.
Maybe you should think about relocating to Oulu😂 it's the best city in Finland! a bit of biased opinion because I was born there lol
It is about the weather, the further South you go the more you have the snow melting and re-freezing into a skating rink with awful frozen tread marks every night. When it stays below freezing everything is easy.
Of course the choice of city still matters, you can see the city of Espoo with their car centric sprawl cannot afford to maintain the paths in a state that is remotely safe even for pedestrians without studded boots. Helsinki does noticeably better.
Here In South: Vantaa, Helsinki and Espoo we have same situation as In Toronto. Sidewalkways are just huge snow dumps, so that drive ways and people with car have pure asphalt. Even more so is Vantaa, who want that city of Vantaa is capital city of walking and cycling. They have done nothing to achieve this. 😅
I have lived my whole life in Oulu and cycled to school almost every school day (~3km per direction) from age of 7. Also every time on my freetime i have cycled to my friends or hobbies (when distance were smaller than 10km). And i have thought that it were stantard on all over world to do that (Or in other Finnish cities at least). I have asked my parents for a ride only if it was raining outside or if i had hurry.
Sorry for bad english lol
And what are those "studded tires" never heard of 😀
Huh, french flag instead of dutch
paska kaupunni 😎
I myself live in the capital region and yes Oulu is the capital of cycling, but I ride my bike all year round and it is challenging at times and if there is 10cm of snow then you can move forward, of course it requires a little more fitness. Also, the kind of weather, for example if there is so-called powder snow and ice underneath, that has its own challenges. When driving on ice, it is good if the front tire has studs, which is not necessary either. Those hand warmers and other frills are really pointless to me and I've never seen them, good gloves are enough if it's cold enough, it's more a matter of snobs. The other thing that makes it difficult is the ruts that you have when driving on ice and slush on snow, but they are not an obstacle and many places in the SME region can be reached more conveniently by bike as long as it remembers to lock the tire and frame and there are many places intended for that which are fixed on asphalt and made of steel and of course other possibilities. But if you learn to ride in the summer, you'll be able to do it in the winter as well, and the slightly more challenging weather makes cycling more enjoyable for me.
I have noticed in some of your other videos also, that you pronounce Sodankylä like souDÄNkylä. It was hard to understand what you were saying at first. Try to say the name like it was two different words (like it really is): Sodan Kylä, meaning War's Village (emphasis on the first syllable in both words, like in every word in the Finnish language).
If there is footage of Oulu at night in winter, chances are that that particular building is shown. If you were in Oulu in winter and walked during dark time, it is very possible you see same things. So it is not unlikely at all!
Wikipedia says there is a town called "Oulu" in Wisconsin, population 527. And there's Suomi in Minnesota (population 10).
Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada, is on the northern of latitude 62° 27′ 13″; that is much south of Oulu's 65°, never mind Sodankylä.
Because they don’t have the infrastructure for bicycles and they love the comfort of their cars. The majority wouldn’t sacrifice their conform to help the environment and health. Another reason is that most of the Canadians are originally from warmer countries in Europe, Africa and Asia therefore don’t really cherish winter.
We were in Sodankylä for 4 weeks one week ago and i noticed this:
-Many people where cycling on snow, even more then without snow in my german hometown.
-old people had pushing sleigh, mostly you can carry a person or grocery in front.
-nobody used cross country ski outside the slopes. why?
Sadly i found this channel now when we are back.
Some questions i have to someone living there:
What job do you do there?
How big is your home? Did you buy it or rent?
How is your home heated? Is it connected to the local thermal network?
How much energy do you need per year and whats the price for the heat and electricity?
Yeah cycling while its -20 ⁰C out is difficult. Because at fast speeds your eye lids keep trying their best to freeze shut.