CRUST evasion lite～かねやんの組み立て～

[@Fatbutnotflat]

Bluelug video team you did it again. Bravo.

[@nogood6548]

本当に１つ１つセンスが良すぎる🔥

[@yush-kei]

サランラップ、勉強になります👏

[@konce6788]

ビルドとライド両方のところカッコいい low bicyclesの映像みたい

[@dogansengun]

Pure perfection except the color of the frame. All heavy duty and well thought/chosen components too. 😍

[@the-ux4fr]

丁寧な仕事。

[@アンムウリウリ]

ワイが住んでる群馬にはこんなハイセンスなバイクはいないけどクラストバイクって都会が似合うな～

[@UweGranzowfilms]

Nice vid!

[@unitedislife]

What a beauty!

[@benjaminbarthomeuf3309]

Magnifique, bravo ! Je veux le même.

[@muhdsafiuddinshariff3905]

question. why did he change the handlebar? was it trying to find a comfort point? or?

[@bluelugbikeshop]

He imagined Riding while assembling and decided on a handle that felt good to him. thank you

[@ridebicycles9945]

Fantastic!

[@Mickey-nj1gu]

カッケー！

[@utan101555]

サランラップ巻けばいいのか！

[@SawOne729]

Anyone know the wheel set?

[@bluelugbikeshop]

*velocity* aileron × *all-city* go-devil hub Other details can be found at the link below. www.flickr.com/photos/tags/blh20230215elk Arigato!

[@egg_9egg]

キャンプ動画見たい、です。

[@mohomoho1]

Name of music?

[@cv643d]

your handlebars are too narrow, you need 75 cm wide ones or more to be inline with the euro/us trends

[@gnomeirl]

totally agree. i don't know why people choose handlebars that are comfortable and right for them. they should always be cognizant of and following trends even if it's against their own preferences. after all, that's what being human and living in society is all about: caring about what other people think and liking what other people like in order to fit in, especially if those people are from europe or the us, who, for no cause i can deduce at the moment, have preferences that are patently superior. is there anything in life more important, more meaningful, than fitting in? honestly, i highly doubt it. how unlucky are the people whose whims and preferences are deemed "cool" and from which all trends subsequently follow, i.e., our overlord tastemakers and influencers: they have no one to mimic. instead, their random preferences are perpetuated ad nauseam by algorithms that mirror and feed our (i.e., humans') helpless instinct to conform *and* idealize. they have no one to consult, no one to look up to but themselves? is there a greater misery? again, i highly doubt it. sounds like the seventh hell of seven hells to me.