How to Carry 70 Pounds of Groceries on a Bike

[@davetrumpet1]

I took my car off the road. I have an electric bike now. You are right. Riding a bike makes you feel like a kid again. I love it !

[@duzer]

Riding bikes is the best feeling ever! Congrats on going car free, I bet you're a happier man these days. Cheers

[@GodfreyGuitar]

I started biking this past summer to lose weight - 70 pounds down the last time I weighed in, and that was before I started bike commuting. When I'm riding my bike, I'm actually having fun on my way to work, which is more than I can say about driving to work. I have so much fun riding my bike that I decided to make it my main form of transportation. After challenging myself to go car-free for a month in January, I decided to take the plunge. I'm selling my car next week and will be riding my bike exclusively for work, pleasure, and fitness from now on. With the proceeds from the car (a whopping $750), I'm planning on ordering a Priority bike (probably the the L Train). That'll be my main bike, and my current bike will be my back-up. Your videos have helped inspire me to take this leap at the age of 56 years young, and I really appreciate what you do.

[@duzer]

Oh wow!! I’m so impressed with your journey and that you’re selling your car-that’s awesome!! Bike life is the best! Happy trails, my friend

[@denverspin]

Awesome! Congratulations! I hope things are working out for you.

[@devinm.6149]

I find using reusable bags at grocery stores often comes with a small discount to your total; my local grocery store gives 5¢ off.

[@ryangrey8643]

Last month I moved from a large luxury home in Los Angeles to a small beachfront house in Florida. I sold my Corvette convertible and all my other fancy cars and bought a used bike for $50. The ocean is 500’ from my front door and surfers use the side of my yard as a shortcut to the ocean. I am so much happier now and biking everywhere is the icing on the proverbial cake!

[@duzer]

Right on!! Congrats on the move

[@bruce.KAY-bike-drifter]

Excellent retirement plan. Watch out for those hurricanes.

[@hemaccabe4292]

My wife caught me watching this video. I showed it to her and she got excited about bike riding.

[@duzer]

Yay!!!

[@ralfael1985]

What up Ryan Van Duzer my dude!?? I'm Laurence!! I'm from Chicago Illinois & I saw your videos & they made me happier than ever!! I never had a car or a driver's license before a day in my life!! I 💞 riding my bicycle everywhere in my hometown of Chicago Illinois!! You'll 💞 to come to my hometown of Chicago Illinois!! I ride my 🚲 bicycle to work everyday & I totally 💞 it than ever!!

[@eBikeaholic]

What's insane is that it's commonplace to use a 4,000 lb vehicle to transport a 150 lb person and less than 100 lbs of cargo. Nice vid.

[@duzer]

true!

[@peacefulnaturesoul]

I don't drive either! that's a cool trailer. I liked all the food you bought, think I need to make fajitas and refried beans now - hungry!

[@duzer]

nothing better than beans!

[@MrBraffZachlin]

good stuff here my man. i've been car free for a cpl years now and while it is super convenient and in some ways and circumstances needed to own a car i find if you have one you always opt to use it. since i've been walking and cycling everywhere for everything it also forces me to consider whether i actually need what i'm buying and prvents impulse buys when i go to stores. for me not having a car re-enforces self control and saves me a shit ton of money. and im not even gonna get into the mental peace i've realized since forgoing an automobile. what i mean is in a car over time we become impatient to an unacceptable degree imo and if you are walking or cycling i just find for whatever reason that hurry up and urgency etc that makes us impatient doesn't seem to happen. i think it's because i do my best thinking daily on my treks to work or the store. it's akin to moving meditation. lastly it keeps us closer to that natural reward man feels when he works for his needs directly not through surrogate activities like a job which is too far removed subconciously from obtaining your basic needs. i am not saying jobs are bad btw, just that we should work more directly to meet our needs whether it be raising animals or farming for your own food or trekking and cycling to buy them. the point is some effort needs to be applied directly to fulfill that basic need in order for your brain to asscociate it as a reward for the effort.. working, then getting a check and then driving to the store does not fulfill the mind in the same way because eating that meal is so far removed from the effort it took to meet that need.

[@denverspin]

Right on, bro. You make a lotta sense. I appreciate your words.

[@zootopia8586]

I watched this video years ago and I am happy to say I have been grocerybiking for a few years now. Thanks man.

[@nicolejoanramirez9028]

I just found your channel. Now I'm obsessed. No plastic? Beans? Star Wars? BIIIKE? Subscribed.

[@duzer]

Nicole Rave hey!! Glad you found me! Hope you enjoy my goofy videos and thanks for subscribing!

[@KandiKlover]

"No plastic bags" *proceeds to buy individually platic wrapped burritos with more density than the little bags*

[@BrieKrogman]

@@KandiKlover where he can help it.

[@potatozinc]

I love your health, fun, and planetary reasons! I sold my car 2 yrs ago but I still use cars. Thanks for this! Great inspiration to finally kick my bad habit!

[@philscomputerlab]

I'm a car less person too. But I walk to work and shops, I live that close :) I'm moving now and will be biking. I totally agree that you feel free and that it takes you bake to feeling like a kid. My work / ships is much closer than your ride, so I once I got everything sorted I should be good to go. I will get a basket at the font and back, that should be enough for the time being.

[@duzer]

Nice! Have fun and good luck!

[@levihoward4470]

PhilsComputerLab I am 37 turning 38 this month the 19th I don't have a car but I ride bike

[@Tungdeptra]

Buy a tesla, problem solved

[@louis.betsche]

@@Tungdeptra :)

[@denverspin]

@@Tungdeptrathere are several environmental issues with using an electric car. A bicycle or an ebike is much more sustainable way to get around.

[@allan1998]

I just learned to ride a bike at 37. Your content gives me hope. I'm planning on getting an ebike.

[@denverspin]

Awesome. Did you buy one?

[@allan1998]

I got a regular one in the end. It's great!

[@bruce.KAY-bike-drifter]

That's awesome @allan1998. You have a world of adventure ahead of you. Goodonya.

[@gonzaloenrique8741]

"My Subaru takes me on adventures..." No it doesn't

[@duzer]

You are correct!

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

Well...even in SLC many of the better trailheads are hours away. I guess I could hitch-hike...

[@KandiKlover]

Bahahaha!

[@Evadingmoto]

Just goes to show people lie for money. Honestly this isn’t a good look for him

[@zaneearldufour]

@@Evadingmoto wait til you find out what acting is

[@BrieKrogman]

I honestly love love these videos. Something so nice about seeing a grocery shopping haul, as well as the trek there. Makes me rethink some of my spending honestly when it’s “not necessary”...if I had to bike everywhere the world and I, would be so much better

[@duzer]

Thanks! When you shop on your bike, you definitely only buy stuff you need

[@jacobtb1]

I walk and use a roll cart. It folds up into a briefcase when not in use. Super handy.

[@lotusgroup123]

Here’s an idea: many elderly people really do depend on their cars to do their shopping. How many cyclists out there could help these older people by offering the time they would normally use for recreational cycling to bring them their groceries?

[@duzer]

Great idea!

[@thomashughes_teh]

Why I have a car for the first time in years...Mom lost her license and now I'm her driver. While watching this I had the thought to leave the car at her house and ride the bike there for her trips. Absence of car payment and insurance and maintenance and fuel = more money for the good stuff at the grocery store.

[@hjeffwallace]

My wife & I have 3 grown daughters. I was insuring 5 cars. The most expensive to insure was our old minivan. It was also the least popular. Since our auto and home were bundled, it was cheaper to cover all 5 drivers for all 5 cars. So I sold the minivan for $3000 and biked to work for a year. After an injury, I got an electric car ($5000). I built an electric bike yesterday, and I’m about to go pick up groceries…

[@MrJaree]

Love your videos! Just started bike commuting! Love it. Mainly just cuz it is fun but I also am sick of paying for car crap.

[@duzer]

Jack Hembree nice! Happy trails my friend

[@dlicious5677]

As well as car insurance, registration, tabs etc.

[@DesN4IN]

Ryan get an electric pressure cooker and dried black beans, you won't go back to the cans again and much lighter at the grocery store.

[@duzer]

I'm gonna!

[@bderris]

@ a cast iron skillet is one of the best things you can buy for the kitchen. Love mine

[@KandiKlover]

Plus with the muh environmentalism he shouldn't be buying that many cans anyways. Wastes more energy just to recycle those.

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

@ the iron goes into the food; no thanks; iron poisoning is very serious indeed

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

@ when i cook i use stainless steel.

[@hemaccabe4292]

I think it’s cool to do the car commercial. It’s also important to have the license, never know when an emergency might happen.

[@dewindoethdwl2798]

Just scored a BOB Yak trailer to help with shopping. It’s all part of my car use reduction for reasons we all know we cannot ignore. This fun video has just added to my confidence in making the change. My only worry is that I live amongst some tough hills. I’ve lowered the gearing on the tow bike so it’s now down to patience to grind uphill. Wish me luck 😎

[@denverspin]

One step at a time. Keep rolling!

[@Thomass7586]

I love to see people of all ages riding a bike. Wonderful video. 👍

[@duzer]

Me too!

[@denverspin]

Do you ride?

[@m.l.easling550]

Nice vid. Was elated to see you use/used the Bob Trailer. Back in 2000 when I solo rode my Lightning Stealth recumbent across America from Washington D.C. to San Francisco, Ca, a trip that took me an amazingly satisfying 12 weeks, I too used a Bob Trailer. It was great.

[@duzer]

BOB trailer is awesome!

[@inkstickart]

Awesome!! I've just been taking really small backpack size grocery trips lol

[@thebritfix]

Very entertaining,i had fun watching your vid! im moving and am willingly choosing to bike with my dog along side so this gave me motivation that l Can do it

[@duzer]

You can TOTALLY do it! I've never had a car, and riding my bike keeps me feeling like a kid :) Best of luck

[@alexcarter8807]

I had to move from one building to another, only about a mile apart. I got a Burley "Flatbed" trailer for like $200 delivered. Great rig!

[@mbrabs9204]

I've just recently discovered your channel Ryan and I'm enjoying catching up. I'm a fellow bike commuter from the UK who occasionally drives a car. I'm tempted to get a trailer now so no excuse not to go grocery biking! I'm doing a 3 day tour of Yorkshire this weekend and will be having a bean burrito in your honour! Cheers!

[@duzer]

Right on!! I hope that you have a fun adventure this weekend...and of course some tasty burritos ;)

[@denverspin]

Say hello to lancashire for me. I miss that part of the world.

[@ericcruz7068]

Doesn't drive but makes car commercials Biggest troll ever lol. Keep it up, I like it

[@deanskisnow7764]

cool vid. i got a cart like that. use it to get fire wood when bike camping

[@duzer]

Yep, it's so great for carrying stuff!

[@GriffinWiebel]

That trailer cart looks super helpful! I remember back in college when I dangled five or six full bags over my handlebars and tried to balance my way back to my apartment. In the hot Arizona sun 😂 💀

[@ktoes]

I am totally a black-kidney-Lima-pole-bush-garbanzo-pinto bean/bean burrito junkie, también and mi espousa does not understand it. I grow many beans each year in my garden, but my favorite bean is its cousin the purple hull pea. Riding our bicicletas is right up there with eating beans. Bravo for such entertaining videos Mr. Van Duzer!

[@duzer]

Thanks Jeff my bean brother!

[@thebritfix]

You are SO ENTERTAINING to watch Lol I don't even own a bike and I watched this. but you did inspire me to heavily consider biking now

[@denverspin]

Did you buy a bike? Are you still watching??

[@havingfunkids8386]

you are so fun and funny to watch but inspiring to continue to ride my tricycle any where i can. thank you.

[@duzer]

Thanks! Keep on riding that trike!

[@bikinmike3274]

I love watchind your videos! You help me get motivated and in a great mood! Love you, brother! Keep 'em comming!

[@treyquattro]

everything's fun with the Duzer. Even getting busted filming in Safeway.

[@ECsponger2]

I've been without a car for over 5 years, I bicycle everywhere. 32yrs old. Living in an east coast beach town. No plastic either.

[@duzer]

Nice! Keep it up, we need more people like you leading by example

[@ESUTERURE]

Got a new fixed gear bike a couple of days ago. Love her lots. Going to go grocery shopping for the first time with my new trailer.

[@duzer]

Nice, happy trails!

[@carlblaskowitz7817]

Not boring. B.O.B. (Beast Of Burden) Trailer I work a computer/ sit on my ass all day long job. Bicycles have literally saved my life... get a bike (any) and ride folks. I now use the bike for anything within 30km from home.

[@tonywatson8101]

A bit late to the party, but I too do not own a car and do all my grocery shopping by bike....just me and a back-pack. 8km round trip, and it's all uphill on the way home 😜. It's fun, and it keeps me fit 👍

[@duzer]

That’s awesome!!

[@jessicawang3428]

This video is so refreshing!! I was thinking of alternatives for a car, and I am so excited after watching this.

[@ShermanSitter]

You are amazing! I have a car and have driven one, but i'm down to about 150 miles per year. :) I use a trailer that holds a ton of weight and bags, but your idea looks easier and more agile. I like it!

[@duzer]

Nice! One less car is a great thing!

[@thecitizen49]

I love my Bob trailer! I haul my groceries and a case of beer on my Bob but use a rubber maid container to haul my stuff.

[@duzer]

Nice!

[@Takeruskep]

Hey Ryan! If you ever get a chance could you do a review on Gezelle Bicycles? Or any heavy Dutch bicycle? Wonder what your thoughts are

[@jonathanhansen3709]

Have watched your cross country trips for years, and you've sold me on the Bob Trailer concept. I've got to get me one! So much easier to use than Panniers. Now that I'm retired, and will get me out on my bike more. I'm probably close your mom's age Ryan, but you are an inspiration to me!

[@duzer]

+Jonathan Hansen Thanks buddy! Glad to know that little ol me in Boulder can have an impact on you over there in Cali! If you ever need advice on touring, let me know!

[@joebob3719]

+Ryan Van Duzer Quick question, whats the largest bag the bob can carry? How rough does a fully laden bob handle?

[@Trespasser66]

If I can be so bold here .... I have carried a little over 30Kg in mine but it does get a bit "excited" around corners, around 25kg is comfortable which is what I did the other day on a ride to a farm shop and back. Eight miles towing 26kg of fresh fruit and vegetables back home and not riding near a road was brilliant.

[@RenM908]

Hahaha you got a license to do car commercials. I love that! I’m Danish and grew up with only riding bikes including motorcycles, no cars. My family had a three wheel cargo bike growing up for the big hauls. I moved to the US at 27 specifically NYC and still have no car license at 32 now. However, I have a motorcycle license.

[@duzer]

Right on! I love Denmark!!

[@karenkordes2210]

I'm 63, and I ride on a mountain bike all over town here in Riverside, CA. I got my first car when I was 18 and it just makes me sick to think of the hundreds of thousands of dollars I have spent on cars, parts, repairs, GASOLINE, insurance, registration, traffic and parking tickets, etc. through the years up until just a few years ago when I decided to go car free.

[@mikeclark2248]

this was a really fun video to watch. Thanks

[@duzer]

Thanks for watching!

[@derekparsons3363]

I have a few grocery stores within biking distance, I'm going to start doing this as well as riding to work. I don't have a bad ass trailer, but I do have some small panniers.

[@Pandabonium]

I'm 70 now and haven't owned a car in 15 years. I use a flat trailer with one of my bikes or my recumbent trike and put a large enclosed box on it for things like kerosene cans, groceries, gardening supplies, I didn't always rely on a bike or trike to commute, but have always had a bicycle and advocated for bikeable, walkable communities.

[@Murderbot2000]

Thanks for covering this. I intend to go car free, this summer.

[@duzer]

Have fun with the transition!

[@TasosNetPlayer]

I m almost car-free in rural area with quite some elevation in my 10 km each way groceries cycling. Best part is that you buy as much as you can carry which makes you select better and appteciate more.

[@deenadawnl.4588]

I enjoy your videos! Thanks for sharing all of your insights and humor. I have a BOB trailer and absolutely love it! Mine gets lots of use with winter biking in Wisconsin. The bag is durable and waterproof. Highly recommend!

[@duzer]

It’s a great trailer!!

[@Brandon-xp1ob]

Yes! Always enjoy your videos. I grocery shop by bike but you crank it up to the next level Ryan. I max at with about 20lbs in my rack basket. Keep rolling! Cheers from LA!

[@duzer]

Thanks Brandon! Grocery biking is good for the soul

[@adventurecapture754]

nice Green Guru bag. I bought two of these and couldn't be happier with their quality. great stuff.

[@duzer]

Green Guru is the best!!! Glad you like em too

[@hemaccabe4292]

This is cool. I so envy you being able to bike and have bike paths. I live in Richmond VA. Its so bike unfriendly here. I told my wife we should move to Boulder.

[@denverspin]

Did you move? So expensive in CO

[@hemaccabe4292]

@@denverspin No, it’s too expensive.

[@denverspin]

There are many other areas in the US that have amazing bike paths, that are very affordable, compared to CO. If you wish to live more on 2 wheels, there are options for that life style. Best of luck to you and your wife, and I hope you get to follow your heart to create your future.

[@hemaccabe4292]

@@denverspin The good news is such places are growing more common. My wife and I continue to look while hoping right here gets better.

[@paulyoung4790]

Awesome mate, I'm 43 and also don't drive and have never owned a drivers license, where I live is right bang in the middle of the 2 places I need to go on a regular basis, 1 is 5 miles to the south and 1 is 7 miles to the north, so I ride my bike( fat bike ) with a Bob trailer ( well Amazon Bob knock of ) and it suites me perfectly.

[@duzer]

Awesome! Sounds like you live in a great place to be car free, much like Boulder!!! Happy trails my friend!

[@Coolness59]

I can't believe I missed this video until today!! Autos are a necessity for us, and do take us to adventures, i.e. backpacking trips, family, cycling trips, etc..... We need to get places somehow. We also need them to get to work. That being said, we love our Trek FX3's and ride them as much as we can. :) Great video!! How far did you ride to the store?

[@CasualLaugh]

how is your voice coming through so clear on the ride? usually you'll hear your surrounding environment.

[@duzer]

I have a shotgun microphone on my camera that cancels a lot of the wind noise

[@CasualLaugh]

Ryan Van Duzer thank you!

[@sewingfordolls3323]

I just starting riding a bike in May 2017 after years of not riding a bike. I bought a heavy and cheap Roadmaster from a thrift store for $45 (all I could find and afford). ant it is doing what i needed it to do. getting me off of my fat and lazy bum and riding. I love it. I wish i never stopped riding a bike I am so glad I am riding one now.

[@duzer]

nice!! love to hear that you are re-embracing the bike!! it'll only gives you good things in return. Happy Trails!

[@sewingfordolls3323]

thank you.

[@scottmacs]

I love this. Also, I've always compared my favorite running trail to the Death Star trench.

[@duzer]

It always comes back to Star Wars!

[@denverspin]

You inspire many, Mr Ryan. You are loved!! I live a little north of Boulder. I hope to meet you some day. I’ve been watch your vlogs for years. Keep up the great work.

[@duzer]

Awww thanks!! I hope to meet you as well, if you ever see me, holler!

[@denverspin]

@@duzer do you have any winter tours planned? If I was to do a tour, where would you suggest, this time of year, that’s not too cold? Thanks

[@pavlichenko55]

you are lucky to have these beautiful bicycle paths with this amazing landscape. I live in Quebec, canada and we do not have bicycle paths like these. Unfortunately I take my car for the the grocery, but take my fat bike to go to work.

[@duzer]

I am very lucky, Boulder is a great place for bikes!

[@rickthatch3556]

Hi I was thinking of using a trunk bag for groceries. Maybe you can do a review of some as a grocery getter?

[@wagnerbynature]

Sweet video. I just picked up a wike trailer in Canada. Looking forward to using it more, and my car less!

[@duzer]

Right on!

[@soggyjungle6065]

@1:26..."DISCO"...@3:20 That lock though, I hope you use more than 1 lock? Thank you.

[@qiaojiezheng5310]

My car is having transmitted issues, and I just decided to get rid of cars altogether and get a bike! Nice to see a guy with the same idea in CO!

[@duzer]

Do it!

[@tomlais5336]

Perfect. I am carless and shop on my bike. I haul all my diy projecy stuff in a trailler. Biggest item and personal best was my Fridge.

[@firozc8667]

you are great Ryan

[@duzer]

Thanks Firoz!

[@vincentmaturo8906]

Just discovered you. You made me smile. The only thing I like more than cycling, is carrying things on my bike, it''s the best way to shop. I have a car, but it's mostly in the garage. Nothing like the freedom of a bike.

[@duzer]

bikes are the best inventions ever!!!

[@goblincamper2004]

I use to ride my bike about 10 miles a day back in 2001, but after my wife and I got married and life got more hectic, bicycling wasn't an option. I am not comfortable a regular diamond shaped bike, therefore I would like to eventually get a recumbent trike. Just need a way to buy one.

[@longrider42]

I have a Burley Nomad trailer. Its pretty good.

[@duzer]

James Hart those are sweet too!

[@FriarTuck81]

I've never been so entertained to watch someone shop

[@Sarah-jz6qd]

Ugh, so much fun. I need a bike trailer.

[@TheUtahPainter]

right on I am from boulder too now I am living in Park City Utah

[@duzer]

Nice, love park city!

[@SC-hk6ui]

I do the same, but you have to face winter and the wet head on.

[@oasis3624]

Yeah now that's one smart guy right there you're awesome dude my bicycle is part of my life too

[@duzer]

thanks Danny!

[@NicholasNewell-j6i]

vibin from your contagious gratitude! every so and so amount of weeks i can get down about eating beans and onions so many times, yet your video gets me back on a gratitude track. thank you........and A bit of pride about cycling for groceries, maaybe too much, as I am thinking/feeling ways to provide a grocery service by bicycle.

[@NicholasNewell-j6i]

oops i meant maybe too much excitement, not too much pride.

[@lynneclark248]

Fun video, maybe u should put a training/balance wheel on the trailer. GREAT idea! I'm thinking about it for myself at 71yo [three-wheel bike of course].

[@william.darrigo]

I love your videos. Motivates me to use my bike more often!

[@duzer]

Glad to hear it! Have fun out there

[@David-wl7ft]

Hey Ryan, just wanted to tell you that I absolutely LOVE your Videos! You seem so nice and speak about interesting things. Please continue this!

[@duzer]

Thanks my friend!! Stay tuned for more!

[@rdkuless]

Ryan.. the Bob Yak trailers are no longer available (unless you can pay $500-$750). have you looked at the Topeak journey TX..? Thanks Robb PDX USA

[@teuluPaul]

Fantastic Ryan !! Love your energy and enthusiasm!!

[@DeanPorterEsq]

I love the B.O.B trailers and had the yak version and got things like a table home on one once.

[@Xshockz02]

Thank you Ryan you inspired me a lot. I hope I can live a happy life just like you without a car but with a 🚲😸

[@profesam8457]

Enjoying some of your videos. Thanks!

[@duzer]

Thanks profe! Hope you enjoy them

[@ronyerke9250]

BOB needs a double-leg kickstand.

[@duzer]

true

[@m.l.easling550]

FYI, making your own almond milk is far cheaper and easier and healthier. Take 12-20 raw almonds, soak in spring water (no tap water: unhealthy) for 6-8 hrs. Drain the water Put almonds in blender Add 2 cups of spring water (no distilled water: no flavor) Hit the High button and blend the bejimanies out of it - it'll turn white, ergo "milk". You can strain the pulp or use as is (add a drop or two of your favorite flavoring: vanilla, cacao powder, etc. Be sure to use within 2-3 hrs. May spoil and/or seperate. No added sugars. No added thickeners. No preservatives. Just plain good ol' almond milk. If you strain the pulp, DON'T throw away. Instead, spread pulp on tin foil/cookie tray and dry on low heat in the oven. Then sprinkle on salads or breakfast cereals (Old Fashioned oatmeal), add to smoothies, etc I like to start a soak in the morning. Then blend around 6 pm and immediately use it to make overnight oats.

[@duzer]

I'm gonna try this, thanks!

[@KhorieMiller]

I like this video. Got a new apartment ...no car...30 min walk to the grocery store....just found a better option for loading up and hauling lots of bags with no car! 😁😁😁😁

[@debrasue2793]

any of you guys ride with these on HP/LV road tires? am afraid the extra weight might do a number on my flat rate, but i'm definitely at the point where i want to retire the car from grocery runs, which is pretty much the last thing i use it for. thoughts?

[@denverspin]

How’s the flat rate? Did you change tires?

[@NerdTouchingGrass]

i recently joined car free life and i am 37... get out of my head!!!!

[@duzer]

Way to go!!

[@OrthodoxofUSA]

Your videos helped to persuade me to sell my car and switch to alternative methods of transportation.

[@denverspin]

Fantastic. Do you ride bikes?

[@OrthodoxofUSA]

@@denverspin I did when I lived in the city. I had an adult trike and rode the bus. However, when I moved out to the country I got a car again, since I live far from everything. I'd like to be car-free again, but that's difficult when you live off a dirt road 17 miles from town. I miss being a car-free biker more than anything else from my time in the city, but I'm still much happier out in the country.

[@Fightingflower74]

Really enjoyed your video! Myself and my wife love to take our bikes as much as possible whenever.

[@splicecentral9079]

Damn, I thought I was the only one who never had a car nor the desire to have one, ever.

[@duzer]

You rock!!

[@mannysmith2031]

Good idea with a funny and entertaining presentation.

[@johngreene6783]

I have a great question. Having that nice equipment is great, but how do you keep it from getting stolen. Where I live, your rig would disappear in no time. That lock you used only keeps honest people from walking/riding off with your stuff

[@mycatisromeo]

I want to bike segment 22 of the Colorado trial to Durango! Need tips on carrying food on bike instead of on my bad back. Unfortunately I have to drive 1000 miles from Des Moines to bike there :(

[@digviano77]

CATRACHO! Love your videos...now even more knowing that you lived in Honduras! I grew up i Honduras!

[@duzer]

I love Honduras!!!

[@jeremyw.465]

What an entraining video Ryan! Love it!

[@jeremyw.465]

Incredible edditing work!

[@duzer]

Thank you! I appreciate that