bigboyneverleft

its a package deal I guess

ShaggyFPV at work.

Guys this is insane, such a great run, no question, but its also robbed by gopro settings. It needs wider angle. In this case I suspect which ever stab used caused massive crop. I would really suggest going step back with strength of stabilization and also looking into wider angle as a base (I own multiple GoPros sadly no H9 so cannot comment on exact settings)

Great photos.

The main difference between taking the chain off and using tools like that is: you get to clean the RD and the cranks rings. I would find there a lot of dirt which would find its way on a chain in no time. I stopped using tools like that because of that.

I like when he checks the left just before the end. Smart kid.

Well, it is fairly simple. Encourage, but do not enforce. Amsterdam would be a good study as for cycling in the city. The amount of people on bikes there is ridiculous. The number of bikers during rush hour is quite challenging of course, but it works. It is cheapest, healthy and fastest way to commute in cities. Yes people do ride in the rain. They ride pretty much almost whole year. But then In Holland people accept commuting by bike as such. It has to do with the fact that Holland has very impressive network of bike lines. It is separated from the traffic when possible but in old towns it is impossible to avoid "sharing" where a white line separates cars and bikes. It is not helmets (absent in general, only kids and road, xc racers wear them) what makes it work, it is the car drivers attitude. Yes, some will say hold on, but it is truth. I was warned to watch out for cyclists by almost all Dutch guys I met. I accepted this and made myself aware of the high risk of irresponsible cyclists. PS I tried both: cycling and riding by car. Maybe I should have mentioned.