Complete Ride To Work. Surly Ice Cream Truck. Gopro Hero 13 Black

[@Zealous_Tutorials]

Add lake superior and mount everest to this route and you've got an accurate description of my father's daily route to school.

[@user-dz6yg9gc8r]

this is cool

[@WorldT]

a good morning adventure for heading to work

[@stephenabbott3623]

What magical utopia is this where they actually plow the sidewalk? What a great town!

[@CrazyCyclingVlogger]

Well it is hit and miss. This was 3 days after the storm I think.

[@RedBeardedRabbit]

So what is your average speed with the fat tires running low pressure in these conditions? Also what is that light setup? EDIT: 45:41 nevermind: 4 Lezyne KTV 300

[@CrazyCyclingVlogger]

14.9 km/h that morning. It would of been slower but a lot of what I rode over was plowed. They are only 300 lumens max. But they have a claimed run time of 3 hours at 300 lumens. So set them at max and don't worry about them. They have a decent spread but they don't throw far enough. They work for winter since you aren't going fast enough most of the time to need the throw. Also with a lot of snow around you can away with less lumens. They look impressive in the video because of the white snow. Even 4 of them when riding a dark paved road or path. They are only just acceptable.

[@CrazyCyclingVlogger]

Oh I do also have a 400 lumen head lamp on. But it is totally a flood light with little throw. www.amazon.ca/dp/B0BB1HY565?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

[@thetruthspeaker5101]

Hey Crazy Cycling Vlogger where have you been ?? Welcome back

[@Deathpxl99]

More back lane action!

[@PoserBallin]

Mic aint bad, gets a bit crackly when the studs get going, passable for go pro onboard audio. I've gotta up my light game haha edit: I was sardined on a bus today, wish I just took the bike, snow/rain be damned, would have been alot more fun. edit edit: Cant quite justify a fat bike either even though it looks like it slays in the snow. 90's mtb with a studded up front for me lol, good enough.

[@CrazyCyclingVlogger]

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