New York City Loop w/ Mishiiii | roadbike

New York City Loop w/ Mishiiii | roadbike
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[@AR15UserRev1]

Nice video, crazy to see someone stop at an intersection on this channel

[@doejohnes]

100%, same thought came to me

[@pewp43]

You said it. Also not riding on the wrong side of a yellow into oncoming traffic.

[@feve6071]

🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱 most boring video ever. no clue how she yapped her way into being filmed by terry.

[@Bamboodonutz]

Well there was a 10 ton garbage truck coming through 🙂🙃 For real though, very courteous and streetwise decisions.

[@hclyrics]

Gross.

[@jessdotson]

She's incredibly sweet. This was kinda heartwarming, and really shows a different attitude on the road compared to the other cyclists shown on this channel.

[@sanslait]

Fully agree:)

[@zoinkydoinky5240]

so nice to see a self proclaimed cautious cyclist. Her cycling journey resonates so much with mine. As much as I admire alleycats speed, her vibe and commentary is top tier.

[@scubawithatuba]

This girl rides very proper. She was super insightful and actually inspires me to want to be more friendly when I'm on my bike. She seems impossible to be mad at and that's a rare quality these days, lol.

[@7GtwNYkHYs]

I like how talkative she is, she's said a lot of things I felt about riding but I didn't know the words to say it

[@totesmagoats45]

stops at a light but still makes content for Terry - what a nice person.

[@speier]

This is my running route when I want to go long around 14 miles. At 10:01 she passes a portopotty on the bridge. I just took a huge steamer in there last week. It’s always open and always has TP.

[@Patrick94GSR]

just a TEEEEEENY bit of TMI there lol

[@keithcummings691]

Argagaga argagaga argagaga A huge steamer Argagaga argagaga argagaga inhale exhale Argagaga

[@ghostlyhand]

Dropped a yuuuuuge steammah

[@MultiColoredHairBoy]

Looking before crossing intersections? Are those hand brakes? Multiple gears?

[@omnirhythm]

Someone hijacked the channel :D

[@blahqwe]

She's absolutely right in her video game analogy. I cycled across the states last month and finished in New York City, I loved that contrast after fields and canal paths through Ohio and New York state. I welcomed the energy of the city after the calmness of the countryside.

[@OITW]

Chill video. I liked the vibe of this one--safe, yet inspired. Maybe it's roadie vibes, but I'm roadie so I dig it. I like the comparison of the cities. I started cycling in LA, and now I live in Davis up in NorCal. I understand a lot of the observations she shared about cycling in LA. Can't wait to go back and try more climbing. Hope to make it out to NYC one day too--it's a dream to ride through those streets. I like cyclists that talk. It's easy to get caught up in the self on rides, especially if riding solo happens more than group rides. Not every ride needs to be an attack on the streets, for PR's, or heart rates. I looked at her Strava for this ride, and she did 86.83 miles this day. My guess is that Terry only ended up filming sub 20 miles. If you think about how long it takes to ride 20 miles, then the amount of talking in this video is just another casual conversation on the saddle.

[@livegamingyt2833]

great video i like when riders explain city and reasons to ride

[@usuario-si9rr]

NYC just seems like a cyclist paradise... Everything seems flat and the way to get where you want is always full of attractions and nice thrill. You should come to Brazil, like Minas Gerais, which is full of inclination everywhere, it's generally a very athletic experience and the declines are sick!

[@Bsmoove101]

This Was A Nice Ride, It Was Also Like A Podcast On Wheels, All You Need Was Terry On A Mic

[@TerryB]

That's coming soon

[@kharrell8356]

she looks both ways and slows down when approaching traffic lights. pleasant change.

[@madillness6853]

That was great. Just the mellowness that I needed... perfect timing. Great to see a "Roadie's" take on NYC too. Good work Mishiiii and Terry.

[@TerryB]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@newsmean]

@@TerryB what bike do you have it looked like a marin model

[@bluestarboy52]

I live and ride all around Los Angeles and how she describes riding here is so perfect.

[@alexanderd.9373]

She really speaking 19 mins non-stop? Hooolyyyy .....

[@dr.comtedetarde]

Much better to be in a city like NY where one is more afraid of pedestrians than of cars!

[@MultigrainKevinOs]

Mishiii is a good egg, thanks for sharing your love of riding bikes and the city.

[@GentHoChan]

I finally understand from this one video why people say it isn't so bad cycling in NYC - cos we finally saw ONE respectful rider who didn't piss off drivers.

[@TzvetomirIvanov]

I've always enjoy the quality of the video, especially the sound (no wind) but it's the first time I'm watching calm and safe that no one's gonna die any moment.

[@redetrigan]

I think this is the most normie rider Terry has followed (that's not an put down, to be clear!)

[@maddsmish]

What a great stream of consciousness chat, such a nice person!

[@codyhstone]

Really loved this video! As someone who’s def a little more cautious on my bike, I really enjoyed her style and commentary. I love the other videos with people riding 100 miles per hour (although the occasional endangering of pedestrians does rub me the wrong way), but this one was great.

[@Nerdsplayingcards]

Really enjoyed the commentary and the comparison between the two major us cities

[@steph_troi]

I've been in Austin for over 4 years now (former New Yorker of 7 years) and I completely agree with her saying how it can be more dangerous biking in a place like LA than it is in NYC. Both Austin and LA are built for cars and motorists in these type of cities think they're the center of the universe. They don't think to look for pedestrians and cyclists, they creep up into crosswalks trying to turn right on reds, etc. In New York, pedestrians and cyclists have the power.

[@TommentSection]

The juxtaposition with this video and your last one is amazing haha. Two completely different personalities and styles of riding. This one is definitely more me haha - can we get some ColdLine stickers? XD

[@campicritter4U]

Great video! I’m in west LA & I found it very interesting how you explain the difference between riding both places. I learned to ride my motorcycle in the canyons in Malibu. It’s so beautiful. That shot of you riding on the bridge near queens was so cool & looked like it went on forever!!

[@Unwavering137]

Mishiiii you rock sister. You exude confidence and positive vibes!

[@joelogjam9163]

She didn't say much, Terry. You should of tried to get her to open up a bit.

[@josephfarrugia2350]

LOL

[@UptheArsenal]

Wow! Come up for air!

[@chuanqisun]

More of this kind of chill ride please. Not running light is a good habit :)

[@iicyjay]

Although she is a cautious rider, she is very well spoke and entertaining person. As for someone like myself who lives in Los Angeles and never been to New York, it is very nice to hear the comparison of both cities as a regular bike rider.

[@SultanMenzuma]

Loved the city comparison, can't wait for the oppertunity to move and cycle in NYC!

[@zensenpai6669]

Living in a hilly neighborhood helps a lot. If you go to Harlem and Washington Heights, the climbs there are short but quite phenomenal. Gradients consistently reach 4% or more. Riding a geared bike is fun, but don't be afraid to switch it up by riding a fixed or a freewheel (single speed). Run a 46/16 ratio if you're newer to riding. If you want a long gradual climb, try going up St.Nicholas from 125th all the way up to 163rd. It's a very subtle hill but you will feel it.

[@joed7185]

Really enjoyed her commentary especially on the difference between riding in the city vs more rural roads. If I'm riding city I use flat pedals on my road bike. A lot easier than clipless pedals for light changes.

[@BrianMcDonald]

Riding clipless in the city is good practice for popping in and out, and doing it without looking down build up skills 😂

[@joed7185]

@@BrianMcDonald I use Clipless when racing. Flats for city riding. Just more practical. I see newbs struggle at lights with their Rapha kit lol

[@BrianMcDonald]

​@@joed7185 just have to struggle through it! However, don't ask me to change the routine from left foot to right foot though haha

[@joriskalma4650]

This girl gives cyclists a good name 😛

[@johngambino]

Nice, safe riding. I like seeing someone stopping at lights and wearing a helmet, etc. This is how I like to ride. Great video!

[@brendtbarbur2318]

I love listening to what she has to say.

[@vfclists]

Refreshing to see a regular rider who doesn't blaze through intersections in the "cross first, look later" style of Terry's regular riders😃😃🤨🤨. Too much time spent away from New York? One to savour, one to keep!!

[@trans-amtrucking6754]

This makes me want to take a trip to NYC for a few days with my bike and just ride around all day exploring.

[@mancampovestiminvatam]

I like how she narrates the tour.

[@Jay-he8dw]

Chill af ride.

[@jeffcaldwell3914]

More of this girl!

[@BigKatz]

nice perspective on NYC riding

[@patriciasantiago2341]

Glad to see another female rider who enjoys riding in the city, and over all the nyc bridges. I admit, I do enjoy riding through traffic. There are three bridges I have yet to cross, Queens and Kosciusko, an triboro. Those are my riding goals this summer. 😄

[@marcelloprattico]

Mishiiii is great, love how she says hello to folks riding.

[@Shooterpirat]

Really like her take on things. Would love if more rides would give these personal insights 😊

[@terryperry6491]

Lol talking an navigation. Oh girl definitely got the talking down. 😂😂😂. Absolutely love it.

[@mikebot1983]

That was a lot of fun. intro/outro were banging

[@Tomijee]

My favorite rider so far, nice bike too

[@hlron]

Thank you Mishiiii. Thank you Terry. Top as useall. 🙏

[@Jitsover50]

I love these narrated rides. I miss riding in NYC

[@orange-peeler]

great ride video, wish we got to see the 9W ride!

[@Leon-qh9br]

love this video, since the comany i wanted to worked for closed down i havent found my way back to New York i want to bike there how are you captureing this vid?

[@charlielikeswaffles]

The rapha open bikes are sick

[@titaniumismagical8643]

Beautiful lady with a great personality.

[@MSRBioq]

She is great!! Wow, super polite!!

[@beakerknockerz]

First time I've heard someone else use the videogame analogy, too true

[@SpaghettiniFiveMillion]

She said more things in 18 minutes than I do in a year. She has an incredible personality.

[@docouchi7929]

In LA it’s all climbs in majority of places … I hit the hills going to Long Beach, Compton , down town is pretty flat, and All the beach cities, especially Manhattan beach, Santa Monica has small hills … oh and San perdro, Wilmington has a few tough hills, Downey/ Lakewood is flat, east Los , pico Rivera and Montebello has a few hills… Pasadena should be cal the city on a hill going to Altadena, that one is difficult …

[@dulichion]

"Some of us are tryyying to oooorrder" lol

[@p1pe]

she describes really good whats it like to ride a bike. great video

[@OriginalClam]

this was a fun ride and relatable

[@__-qq8rx]

I liked this. LOve this. Bikes are fucking bikes. The only thing I got in life anymore it feels like. I live in NJ right at the top of the Jersey Shore, suburbia, but I can ride to and on the Atlantic and also take the train to PHilly or NYC.

[@usuario-si9rr]

Have you tried a 60fps camera already?

[@markifi]

isn't that every camera?

[@pgreenx]

You know your a west coaster when you say “the 9w” Btw-get a rear blinky light!

[@BradleyFarless]

I like riding my bike in the city, in the grid, not out on the greenways. It's fascinating.

[@TheBikeLife]

I never have the wind to talk that much while riding. Must be all that L.A. roadie cardio. Love it!

[@anthonyayala9097]

Love it as always! Ride or die!

[@kovar2344]

refreshing to see a bright jersey top. Stay visible stay safe. And damn riding in nyc is hardcore.

[@emanoelv]

Great video! You should talk to Felipe Memoria. He's a Brazilian designer living in NYC. As far as I know, he loves to ride too! It would be an amazing conversation!!!!!!

[@danpost18]

WOW. Super awesome ride. I am going to plan a city bike riding trip to New York. Would autumn be the best time to ride there. The reason I ask is because you mentioned the hot weather.

[@xote316]

Ok I'm intrigued.

[@blazz573]

Great video. I loved it 🚴

[@darryldonnelly5363]

A refreshing video compared to the others this woman can talk your ear off lol

[@KoRMaK1]

id like to keep listening to them while riding my bike

[@Kiara.step-daughter]

wooooo can’t wait!! ❤❤

[@hkmusic9937]

I had a headache .she doesn't stop talking

[@ohshititseddie]

I enjoy talking to people at intersections. I don't rush, I respect, I get to meet strangers. :)

[@BrianMcDonald]

Yeah it's nice to people watch, say hello, and still have fun in moving

[@DammInDina]

Chik literally never stopped talking....

[@parkinsonlester4074]

12:38 this boost omg

[@livrariaopcaocultural1788]

No fixed gear no party

[@151akauntitle]

I love nyc view bicycle ride.

[@axeljunkuhn.5985]

I don't even know what to say, I was so confused watching/ listening that I had to reassure myself several times that this actually is a Terry B. video. LOL. It's like a coffee ride (I wish BTW you would bring those back and let interesting people talk while sipping a cup on a bike) without being truthfully a coffee ride. Very confusing.

[@TerryB]

Those are going to return with a twist.

[@axeljunkuhn.5985]

@@TerryB YAY!

[@exquizit_d]

Sweet christ, this woman can talk.

[@Hardknockwow]

Para correr bicicleta y hablar ala misma ves tienes que tener buenos pulmones

[@kiuk_kiks]

@@Hardknockwow She’s not even pedalling much. She’s just coasting 😂

[@darryldonnelly5363]

That was my thought aswell 😳 lol

[@stevegavin3327]

I turned audio off😊

[@Horus-Lupercal]

Yeah bro, that's the point.

[@juanmarcelovasquez8548]

Jajajaja wats!! She's much speaker 😂😂❤❤❤

[@johnrummo2974]

Was hoping you'd go across the GWB with her!

[@frankboyer1490]

No way she's from New York. She's too nice lol. Forreal though, super chill and cool human.

[@BIGDOXX]

The Hiphop in me says she needs to know she rode by the Buildings that Nas and Mobb Deep grew up.

[@abnercito]

a video doing delivery would be great 😍

[@TerryB]

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[@fixedgearforlyfe]

all the alleycat haters should come here to watch this video and chill out!

[@JD85619]

First video on this channel that I had to mute. My god. Just layer over some chill music and its a great ride though.

[@mustang19ms]

gears.. finally

[@axMf3qTI]

Hiking but on a bike is prolly called biking.

[@kissmeimhuman]

Great clip. I'm from East Hollywood, so it was nice to hear the comparison between riding in my hood and NY. Hope you continue to enjoy LA, Mishiiii.

[@slickheisenberg8208]

Trying to pass the fedex truck on the right at such slow speeds was needlessly dangerous. People get caught below these trucks all the time. In Berlin we have so many ghost bikes because of crashes with trucks. I tend to pass trucks on the left with lots of space between me and the truck, or I wait until it’s safe.

[@wenroosaretin8966]

AMEN.

[@Kartopjegsh]

getting older, that type of riding gets for me more appealing

[@rtx-testfps3060]

🔥