These are so good!

So good. What helmet are you using?

NO! DON'T DO IT! I paid full price PLUS insurance and within 6 months the ring (not my finger) bulged and no longer fits on my finger or charger in addition to holding a charge for a whole day. Not 7 days as advertised. I went through all the hoops in chat support to provide order #, explain the problem in detail, and photos. I was promised a new sizing kit to start a new ring order which never came. I also asked the original support chat to remain open until weve completed my order do we dont have to start from scratch on this manufacturing defect. I go to the chat to inform them ive not received the promised sizing kit and they closed it out even after confirming they would keep the ticket open. There's two reasons for this. They either cant understand English well enough to complete a support ticket or they purposely led me on to avoid providing a new ring which I've already paid for in advance by purchasing their insurance when i bought their expensive and poorly made ring. I'm enraged with their actions after paying for insurance and now i dont even want their ring. I want my money back. I do not recommend dealing with this Indian company. And im not getting money from videos or anything. All my experience as of today. TrustPilot customer service score is "poor" with 2.5 stars 😮

Is this bag waterproof?

2yr update? Do you regret going non electric? I’m debating myself. Your first three points resonate with me. Additionally, my city is pretty flat, I may see a 3-4% grade every now and then

The world seems so much bigger from the cyclists’ point of view. It can really add a sense of adventure and wonder to otherwise familiar locations.

Beautiful town

Surly's motto is "make your own" and it's not just a catch phrase to sell bikes. I own 2 Surlys (Disc Trucker and Wednesday) and may own a Monkey or Krampus this year. Surly truly does make bikes with adaption in mind. My Trucker can be setup for world-wide touring, randonneuring, gravel grinding, even some light trail work.

Cities have secrets that you’ll never here from inside your car. Ditching the car and relying on multi-modal (bike, and bus ) allows you to fall in love with place again.

Just wanted to thank you for the inspiration. I watched this last night and it gave me the ambition to run home from work today. 3.3 mile stroll I didn’t have to plan out for. Just mash it into my commute home. You are awesome for sharing this!

My favorite aspect of bike commuting is the physical and metal reset between locations and I totally agree on your idea of feeling in touch with each season. This has been my first winter that I have been committed to full time commuting now that I have a dedicated fender bike and it has been great so far. Im hoping to pick up a cargo bike soon, it would be rad to hear more about how you've implemented your cargo setup for your needs.

What do you do with your stinky running clothes while you work? Do you put the same running clothes back on for the run home? Do you have a good place to hang them out to dry?

your commute route is splendid. gave me inspiration to make my own commute video. i am also a teacher. greetings from turkey.

What brand is that jersey? love the colors on it. Thanks

I run commuted 4 miles for six months cause I was poor, but it got me into running

burley website is not user friendly.. they have no search feature doesn't work unless you ask for their coded words.. to find the PLUS SIZE 16" tires to find the specs.. and unless you can GUESS what category or other their specific trailer they go to... you will never find what your looking for, the old website was easier, click on the Accessories tab and everything showed up, and that tab allowed you to search the accessories... You also had a way to see all of their trailers with one click tab.. Now you have to figure out what category a trailer is in to locate it on the site.. It is a nightmare to navigate and find items.. Similar to IKEA stores, they put you on a path, where you are required to walk thru the entire 2 floors o the store, and walk by every item in order to find the zip lock bags. or the lights, (but not all the lights are in the same area) so you have to watch every area to find the string lights. I hate IKEA for making me spend an entire day looking for one item,, I hate Burley for making me look at every item to find one part.. Yes they have amazing products and quality.. But i won't buy one because the shopping experience is such a confusing nightmare..

I've run-commuted to work a few times and it's pretty fun. You'd think your coworkers would be all "wow!" but it's proof that nobody pays much attention to others or worse they feel threatened by somebody going against the grain and don't like it. The responses are very, very interesting.

I used to run to work (3.5 miles) when I lived in downtown Seattle. It wasn't because I thought it was healthier or anything. It was just faster due to the crazy traffic in downtown Seattle. But I have to say, it was a nice way to start and end each day.

Save time save money save the earth

Just got the 7 fenix pro solar saphire and love it. Probably watched waay to many hours of watch reviews just to make sure I got the right watch for me.

Awesome video! Did a run commute only 1 time (it's 20k) did only 1 way :) But I should do it again for sure. Loved the sunrise and the feeling it brings.

Love these commuting vids! Wish I lived closer to work to do this.

Hej Josh! Thanks for the inspiration. I use to run commute to work and loved it! I had a 8.5k run to work and a 6.5k run home (I made the course longer for the commute to work). I was able to leave my work clothes at work and shower there. I actually did this out of necessity since driving to work would take so much longer than running to/from work. 😅 Greg

how long did it take you running vs bike?

Long Live MIP 🤘🏼

i'm still hesitant doing this,bike to work and back

I don't have a car anymore and Im gonna have to commute in the cold weather and I'm getting old 😢

First bought a bike decades ago, when my only car broke down, and I was in college. Was very embarrassed and insecure on a hybrid Cannondale. Within a year, if you didn't ride a bike, you weren't worth diddly-squat in my book! Never got off it, never bought another car. I now see the auto industry as Financial Vampires. Bill O' Middletown CT

I call my reasons to bike commute the three Es: Exercise, Economy, and Environment.

Amen & Amen

Hello I was wondering what happened to that rogue panda double decker frame bag Do you still use it? Just wondering why it isn’t on that bike

Commuting slows down time. Creates more awareness and appreciation for the small things. Also, Mother Nature forces you to respect her. Good video. I love hearing cyclist talk about this!

How do you like the mirror at the bottom of your handle bars? It looks interesting to reduce the head turns while riding

My car commuting coworkers will just never grasp the joy of it all! When I walk in with icicles on my face they look at me like I’m completely nuts. They are the crazy ones. According to Forbes magazine we get to enjoy a 39% decrease in all cause mortality. Great video, cheers!

did you use any other speed and cadence sensor?

How cold is too cold for your bike commute?

the best ride to commute!

I like cycling I rather a bicycle then driving a car plus I don’t a car anyways

F the gadgets bro use strava. Done.

Year around commuter from the PNW. I love that I only put fuel in my care once a month, or less. I like the "not only see the weather, but FEEL the weather". And it's a good morning cardio!

Love commuting to work. Life just seems more vibrant on a bike.

What pants are those? I'm looking for some smart ones with some stretch!

Buy fenders!

I commute to work daily (21 miles each way). My rule is that if it's not raining on the exact moment when I have to leave the house, I cycle. Because I live in Belgium and we have dedicated cycle paths and even cycle highways, I can listen to podcasts and music without worrying about cars creeping up on me from behind and that add's to the "me-time" experience that I cherrish so much. Anyway, I really appreciate your videos. Do you have a Strava account where I can follow you? I always like to follow people from other countries :)

No need for rack to carry backpack?

Literally just picked this up 30 minutes ago. Learning to navigate all the amazing functions.

Why ride with a huge DSLR swinging from your pack?

Good on you! Commuted by bicycle year round in Connecticut for twenty one years. It was a thirteen mile ride each way from Bridgeport to Norwalk. Started purely for financial reasons but soon found health (mental and physical), environmental and joy were just as important. Mind boggling others have not found this mode of transportation exists and is more than feasible. Retired ten years ago but the bicycle is still my primary transportation.

Which bike is that?

As someone who worked at a public library for 5 years, I’m digging the library appreciation in this. 🙂