Thrift Store Bike Shopping Adventure Day

[@theredcabin]

My office is right across the street from Goodwill. The other day I noticed a bike was dumped there the night before. I was looking for a mountain bike for my 5 year old. Something she could learn simple gears and with a front fork. As I drove up, I couldn't believe it! It was a Specialized Hotrock. It looked super greasy and dirty but with a little tune up, could be sweet. I went to the front desk and said I wanted to buy it. The lady said, "All bikes are $4.50." I asked her to clarify the price and she did. What?! She then told me to go back there and the lady would give me a piece of tape with the bike and price and I could come back up and pay for it. I did as instructed and the lady in the back picked up the bike, bounced it around a bit and said . . . wait for it . . . "$1.99." What (again)?! I only believed her when she slapped the pice of tape on my hand. I went back to the front and paid for it with my debit card, a total of $2.13 with tax. Sheesh! Didn't even have any cash or coins. Took it home and degreased the whole bike, straightened the rear derailleur hanger bracket, aired up the tires and it was ready to roll. Can't keep my daughter off of it! Score of the century. When you have 5 kids in bikes, it helps to find a nice cheap one every now and then!

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

Nice!

[@bobbyhempel1513]

Awesome

[@king77703]

Nice story mate, ya did good buddy. 👍

[@PeterHartman1]

So the moral of the story is, NEVER buy a new kids bike.

[@canalpepalop]

Peter Hartman Lol...

[@ignitore]

so true ! everyone gives me bikes for my son, sometimes brand new....

[@C345OFR]

To be fair, I work on that mantra with adult bikes, too (even if I *_do_* like to drool over new designs ;-) ).

[@bellaassa4946]

Never buy a new bike at all

[@mikesuzio2566]

some of these new bikes are amazing they come with Baskets and headlights for adults

[@mikem.766]

six years ago I bought a $15 bmx which I sold about a week later for about 10 times the purchase price... that was the beginning of about five years of calling in sick, and using vacation days to hunt for bikes. sold hundreds of bikes on ebay and craigslist. I didn't make a lot of money but I made enough to keep driving around and buying stuff to fix them up and sell them. It's the journey of hunting, finding, restoring, RIDING, selling, and buying again that counts...

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

Yes! It's fun! A treasure hunt!

[@tomcatt1824]

mike m. ::: i never made a profit on any of the bike's i fixed up and sold, just got to were i couldn't afford to do it anymore

[@glennoc8585]

Tom Catt lol yeah i was happy if i broke even.

[@russyJ20]

@@tomcatt1824 The more you do it the more your spare parts box fills up and the easier and cheaper it gets to restore. Being able to build wheels will save tonnes also. I don't do it, just a theory ;)

[@SinnerSince1962]

I'm sure your co-worker appreciated you calling in sick so you could pursue your dreams....

[@jsaintclair1]

About 15 years ago, I came across a Trek 1000 in perfect condition in the local Salvation Army store. The manager obviously had no idea what this gem was worth, since he gave it to me for $50. This Trek started me out on my subsequent bike collection and turned me into a bike mechanic

[@AutoMotivate]

Honestly, thats how good wills should work.

[@bitsbikes1722]

You know what this video made me realize more than anything: How for the longest time, cycling in the US was seen as something as "a toy for kids" instead of a way to get around. The ratio of kids bikes to adult bikes must be 10:1 in the US. In Europe, you'd find tons of adult size bikes everywhere.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

The kids bikes are cheap. Kids outgrow them fast. There are tons of adult bikes here. But good adult size bikes don't last long in the thrift stores.

[@BikeItUK]

I get asked all the time where do I find the bikes I do, thanks for sharing this. It shows the behind the scenes of the time spent looking around for some of the gems. Ive considered hiring a van and popping over from the UK to France and Italy, that would make an interesting video. Thanks again

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

I have heard there are lots of cool bikes to be found over there. I plan to hit some community garage sales this summer and make a video of that. I usually find something. Sometimes I see cool bikes that they are asking way too much for. But I also look for anything else fun. I find books, electric guitars, etc. Never know what I am going to find.

[@bishplis7226]

i do a cruise around town about every 2 weeks, see whats been put outside

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

@@BIKEMAN21 Yes. Here are a couple : kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpzIe51-jKisZtE kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKevpKOiht6dkLM I have gotten others too.

[@eibes]

You would become crazy in France, it's so easy to find bikes everywhere :)

[@Desi365]

Ou ça ?? Je regarde sur le bon coin, y'a pas beaucoup de bonnes occases... A côté de chez moi, y'a un superbe Nakamura visiblement à l'abandon avec un antivol très mince, j'ai bien envie de prendre une pince et de le...

[@eibes]

I live in Vaucluse (South of France) and between Emmaüs (like Goodwill for USA) , leboncoin (like Craigslist) and garage sell I have to force myself to lower my eyes or I'll loose my wife ;) Currently I have 7-8 bikes to restore. Looking quickly on leboncoin and these are the things I don't want to see ;) www.leboncoin.fr/velos/1106913204.htm?ca=21_s or www.leboncoin.fr/velos/1107096255.htm?ca=21_s

[@eibes]

Continue to search, a fully functional brain is the next step, ricain.

[@antoine719]

To Desi : Classic french shopping, that's why some find you can find bikes everywhere in France :D

[@jonestizmo1872]

@eibes. Same here. I live in an apartment and i have to finish my restore projects before my neighbours complain. Half of the bikes in the bike garage are mine :(

[@johnhayes1641]

A bad day shopping for bikes is still better than a good day at work.

[@adfggffffffddffd]

Your job must really suck.

[@LBgeneral]

i like this type of video . you should do more

[@adrian-it8ps]

I don't think I've ever felt so simultaneously amused and frustrated. Great video.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

I still have a fun day.

[@TheMatthiasRiots]

Think of the money you could have saved/ made just going to work lol.

[@scottm5167]

lol. Truth

[@SinnerSince1962]

Nothing ventured is nothing gained, though. And sometimes you find the very one that makes it all worth while.

[@paulanger2048]

Yeah but it made for a cool video.

[@paulanger2048]

Thank you for driving around all over the place and making such an awesome video! Thrift store 19 had two banana seat bikes and that sweet Schwinn cruiser. I would have made them MINE!

[@jimmylovesbikes]

I paused this video at 20 seconds to say... 25 thrift stores in one day? awesome!!

[@BronzeBellaBria]

That Ross bike was awesome, just what I've been looking for!

[@plutoplatters]

that PINK GREMLIN would have been a huge score !!!

[@RBEmerson]

Thanks for the fun! I haunt a couple local thrift/charity stores. To date... We give them more than we'll ever find. But, hey, "ya gotta play to win". Good deal with the ScanGauge! There's one in our 90 VW Westphalia camper. I upgraded the Westy's fuel injection system (Digifant FI is soooo not happening); the manufacturer included the ScanGauge for early adopters/late beta testers. Woohoo!

[@RyansuBike]

Dude that is rough! We had garage sale day in my neighborhood a few Saturdays ago and granted I only went to 5 that advertised bikes and ended up stopping at few more where I spotted bikes and was also 0-fer, I didn't even talk to the guy who wanted $200 for his dusty in need of an overhaul Schwinn varsity because I knew I wouldn't be able to keep the snark out of my voice I didn't want to be that guy. I only had to drive less than 10 miles that day so Chapeau on your effort.

[@simeonbanner6204]

Enjoyed the video. Very frustrating (I know the feeling). When I go looking for records, or ceramics or something nothing every shoes up but when I go in at random it can be better. Trouble is everything is so spaced out in Canada and the U.S. so a hassle to shop.

[@simeonbanner6204]

I just can't believe our lover of the bicycle and the Green Machine has gone car. Oh dear...! :)

[@johnbaca8692]

My wife likes to shop for clothes in thrift stores. I drive her. I look for bikes, and occasionally find one or a wheel set or some other bike related item. Mostly I read a book while she shops. There are always plenty of books, and I like to read. Once in awhile I'll see a fellow biker, and whoever was there first tells the other that there are no good bikes to be had. Oh well, it's fun to dream and hope!

[@fredi6318]

Do any tips (dumps, waste disposal or resource recovery whatever trendy name you call them over there) in your area have shops my local tip shop always has a few bikes collected from the hard rubbish or whatnot. Reminds me of my first bike I found with my dad scrounging at a tip, way back in the days that you could do that.

[@bitsbikes1722]

Wow, that is some determination! I think I would have given up after number 5 or 7.

[@dreyn7780]

I didn't start. Its impossible to go against culture. The bike shops can't believe I actually want to buy tools from them. People use ego to educate themselves and that destroys culture.

[@capital22qq]

Short thrift store shopping day review: .........Meh, Kids bikes.............. pink.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

LOL! And a pink AMC Gremlin!

[@LvcianoN]

That aero helmet looked cool, too bad it was cracked :( Where I live there's no stores like that. My hunt for old road bikes to restore is all online and like two pawn shops. Great video RJ!

[@isaiahwelch8066]

Hey RJ. Thing about thrift stores in my location, we've got a Goodwill, a Salvation Army, and then we've got a couple of second-hand stores: One is 501(c)(3) non-profit bike shop called Re-Bicycle Lenawee that refurbishes old and worn-out bikes (they also sell new and used parts, but don't do E-bikes). The other place is a store called Mohr's, where I think the owner refurbishes bikes and sells them cheap, such as a girl's 20" I saw a month ago for $15. The fact you're going around to over 15 locations would have me going probably to Detroit, Ann Arbor, Toledo, and Jackson to hit the same number of places -- all over an hour away from where I live.

[@luigiprovencher]

Do exercise bikes have bottom brackets? I'm wondering if any of the newer ones have modern bottom brackets that could be taken off and used to upgrade a bike because they can be found all over craigslist for free.

[@piewhackit2me]

Spotted today an old mens 1980s Trek road bike at secondhand store local store with a Jim Blackburn bike rack on it for $30 and Rigida rims.Thinking about going back and getting it.Needed a total restoration though

[@myvicariouslife4012]

Picked up a 1987 Schwinn High Sierra today at the thrift for $1. It's chrome black color which I am stoked about and has some odd cam brake system. Needless to say I will not be taking brake system apart because finding parts might be impossible if I lose something. As of now it's almost totally disassembled and trying to figure out what to tackle first. Think I will scrub the heck out of the biopace chainrings then move onto rebuilding the bottom bracket.

[@RussellCambell]

U brake?

[@myvicariouslife4012]

@@RussellCambell roller cam brakes. I ended up parting it out on eBay and sold frame and wheels locally. Them brakes I just couldn't dial in correctly.

[@bullwhipjohnson8247]

I have a friend that has pretty good luck at flea markets. A few years ago he showed up with quite a few great collectable roadbikes. I'm not sure if maybe these kinds of sources have dried up? Due to the popularity of finding, restoring and riding vintage bikes.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

I also hit garage sales, flea markets, etc, etc, etc.

[@johnsc14]

I found an opaque blue 1972 Schwann super sport at a goodwill for $60. I pumped the tires and road it around the neighborhood. Needed some work though. It was a great project. now I'm hooked.

[@johnzarn3367]

Another idea for finding bikes. I live in a college town and when the kids graduate they leave their bikes behind or throw them away. I go hunting in all the dumpsters and have found some great bikes.

[@bishplis7226]

often on the schools ground so illegal and you dont wanna be caught sneaking around schools

[@peterc11364]

Hi RJ, are you still finding good deals by your area?

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

Not so much right now.

[@jontaylor4511]

i've picked up a couple of decent ones. sometimes find some good random bits like lights, tyre levers, cheap pedals and grips etc.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

I have found lots of saddles.

[@nicholassmerk]

That's hilarious that you drove that far for thrift store bicycles. I rarely ever see good bicycles. I'd avoid Goodwill. Anything that is worth a decent amount of money gets sent to corporate for them to auction or sell back to the store. I know that Goodwill South West PA has an auction website. I usually stop at the same 2 stores on my way home from work once a week. I could probably do 6+ stores but a lot of them close earlier. I got my Panasonic years ago for $20 and thought I struck gold...not all that special of a bike, but it's double butted with lugs.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

I have found some great bikes at goodwill.

[@nicholassmerk]

Yeah, same here. I should have worded that differently. I just don't like their corporate schema. They should be a little more forward about where the donations go/how stock gets rotated.

[@michaelbenjmitchell1]

you can always find cheap bikes at yard sales too. I got a Shimano NXT bike for $20

[@louiscormier9222]

Please do more of these!

[@ubernerrd]

Found my Diamondback mountain bike at Goodwill but it was missing both shifters, brake levers, cables, grips, and the seat post was the wrong size. Fixed it up but I probably spent more money on parts than the bike is worth.

[@michaelbenjmitchell1]

Honestly does the bike work for you now that you fixed it up? if so then just call it a investment as you'll have to spend money on it anyways to replace parts on it that wear out or break.

[@carolinabeacher1558]

i do this a couple times a week, ( i sell a lot of used bikes on the island) i also do recycling centers, a while back i picked up a cannondale Jekyll leftie for 14.99 kept it for the season sold it forum a lot. picked up a free surry 3 wheel 4 seater for free too recently. love the deals.

[@nukix3128]

You should try out "buffalo bike club" it's located on Linden and Colvin. There's literally thousands of old bikes in a fire station.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

I will have to check them out! Thanks!

[@spacerconrad]

Guess I got kinda lucky one day. A big thrift store in Mesquite, TX had a yellow Giant mtb with LX componentry for $20. Dontcha just love it when a seller doesn't know what they have? It was too small for me to actually ride, but the parts went into another build. Still have the frame in my basement, though. Maybe fodder for an Atomic Zombie project...

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

Good find!

[@coypatton3160]

It was probably close to 35 years ago, I found a Raleigh 10 speed road bike for my then wife that I do not think had ridden since school days (she would have been mid 30’s at the time) upgraded my teenage years sear’s road bike to Schwinn 10 speed. Both bikes from then flea market type stores. Even then this were mot much money for the day. I spend at least as much giving each a tune up as I gave for the bike. Most of my children’s bikes came from yard sales, often needing little to be ready to ride.

[@Carlos-the-cyclist]

Nice video I do the same but in my city only got one thrift shop that has bikes. Today I came across a old trek couple of magnas and couple of novara bikes.

[@klang180]

Wow I wouldn't personally go through all this effort for so little gain but thanks for doing so and showing us it's really only for true hobbyists!

[@dreyn7780]

Its worse in Australia. I haven't seen a decent bike for sale in 2 years. The culture is decimated. There must be 10 children's bikes for every child on the planet.

[@PkGam]

Yep, Kid's bikes and/or really broken down ones are generally what I found at thrift store. I guess that's where they tend to go when kids outgrow them or something. It seems like you gotta be really lucky to find something decent bike-wise at a thrift store. Well, unless you're still a kid or enjoy doing a lot of restoration work, ha ha!

[@banchas75]

Wow, didn't know you were from NYS. Saw some familiar towns on your list. I went to college at Geneseo.

[@JimForeman]

I never had any luck in thrift stores. Most of them have "pickers" who get first look at what comes in. I've had pretty good luck at police station evidence rooms where they stash bikes they pick up on the street. My rule when driving by garage sales; single piece crank, keep on truckin'.

[@mikeanders7885]

I used to find lots of bike shorts and jerseys in thrift stores. Some still had tags on them.

[@rachl009]

One time I went to Goodwill, there was a nice looking Schwinn Breeze outside, I got excited, checked it out, no rust, tires full of air, brakes worked, woohoo! But no price tag! So I went inside and asked about it... they keep their bikes inside, it was just someone's bike, not for sale. Other Goodwills keep their bikes outside, not this one.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

Been there, done that!

[@yoso585]

I'd need to rest for a week after such an expedition. Good for you, RJ.

[@cindyjeanwood]

RJ - next time you come to Buffalo to scope out bikes, try stopping at Antique World in Clarence! I actually just picked up a Univega there yesterday. They have a decent variety of things, including bikes.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

Been there many times. Usually on Sundays in the Summer.

[@texboyporsche944]

The best deal I have ever found was on Craigslist. Just keep checking every day. I did that and bought a beautiful 80s Bianchi road bike with good components and it was in good condition. They were selling it for $15.

[@1STLAR2147]

Few weeks ago I picked up a Diamondback XSL mountain bike at our local goodwill in Fountain Hills Arizona for $19.99. Very clean bike! I put new maxxis dhf tires and new tubes on the stock wheels, and Re greased everything. Think I have something like $85 into it. Crazy it was $1400 in 2002!

[@haroonebrahimi3456]

Awesome video . I was hoping you to find something to see what attracts you in bikes .

[@cup_and_cone]

The God's honest truth is it's easier for people to dump their [literal] trash (old and broken furniture, lamps, bikes, exercise equipment, etc, anything that can't fit in their garbage can) off at a thrift store, than it is to take it to a landfill. This is why thrift stores have so much trash. Most landfills charge money, while thrift shops don't. Thrift shops are usually closer than landfills, so it's easier. And most thrift shops don't actually check and reject literal trash.

[@krypticproc767]

thechosendude yup

[@Zach-qs2bw]

thechosendude i never thought about it but it makes a lot of sense

[@bishplis7226]

at least its recycled

[@acoffeewithsatan]

I thought thrift stores in the US were better having a bigger selection of stuff, but indeed now that I pay closer attention I see many of the items in this sort of videos are just trash. Around here they'll value it beforehand and will straight up refuse if you bring them broken crap.

[@tueighty]

This does ring some truth but most thrift shops I've ever been to also deny donations if they think its trash too. I've also found some absolute gems at thrift shops, like a $15 Motobecane that i cleaned and sold for $200, or a $20 Grundig stereo console i fixed for $1 in wire and sold for $350. A negative attitude doesn't work when you are hunting for projects. Good work RJ keep up the fun content!

[@NYangryguy]

I live between buffalo and rottenchester. Do you have a ebike RJ. I built 2 of them my wife and I love them. Weather permitting we use them instead of the car. I have a cargo trailer coming so we can do even more with them like grocery shop ect. I really like your videos I have learned a lot thanks.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

No, I don't have an ebike. Rottenchester?? Really?

[@JohnRadford-iy7db]

Have you ever got a schwinn le tour

[@IvansBikesBmws]

Wow omg We are so close. Shout from Toronto.

[@alextai6638]

The gas for two hundred something miles in Hong Kong would cost about US$60 or so, I am quite interested on the Trek bike for the frame

[@RestoreITdontJunkIT]

Have u checked "freecycle" it's a web page for FREE items in your area, also check "offer up" & of course Craigslist. Take care, good video.

[@JohnSmith-qf1jn]

making errors and finding successes is being alive. learning from our experiences is living life.

[@luisgarcia22]

This is the LGR thrifting of bikes! So nice!

[@TrueNomadSkies]

The value villages around here want like 50-100 bucks for bikes that're donated because they're missing parts and aren't even ridable. I can find em for free to 25 bucks privately so I really just look at thrift stores for parts. I've found good seats and the occasional tire for 5 bucks, tho.

[@johnwilson230]

Hear in the uk rj second hand shops have mountins of bikes is unreal what you can pick up for a few pounds.😊 great vid all the best

[@MP-zf7kg]

Some cities have "spring cleanup" days....and, at least prior to 2020, there'd be LOTS of bikes on the curbs.

[@TheJwdude]

Hey RJ please try too find a 12speed or 10speed bike to work on

[@michaelbell390]

I got lucky and found a almost mint condition 94 Giant Yukon at a good will in my area.

[@Thrashaero]

3:25 lol i'm not sure plastic frame counts 😆

[@stormyalice]

Where do you live with so many thrift stores?! I'm from New Orleans and we didn't have that many.

[@HH60gPaveHawk]

He went to buffalo, NY

[@alexb1304]

great video, enjoyed the pink and purple lol, do more like this 👍

[@RealStealthyNinja]

Problem is they know nothing about bikes. I got a Shogun Ninja at one for $15 because it was dirty. They will put out crappy K-Mart (Walmart) bikes (and charge half the price you'd buy them new) but will ignore a rare vintage (or even throw it out) because it looks a little rusty. You should have looked in their bins. You'd have gotten more luck.

[@devinthompson6726]

I love the Beatles!!!!! No. 9

[@twotwentyswift]

Seeing the pink Gremlin was worth the whole trip. hahaha!

[@IronheadOfScroteus]

I liked that old Ross. Weird how all the good vintage bikes I find seem to be girl's bikes too.

[@javiermeza5249]

The handle bars on the stationary work-out bike are killer 1:20

[@duggydugg3937]

red white and blue has lots of bikes.. a razor scooter occasionally..

[@geekychannel2543]

My area has very few thrift stores, Im really happy that someone actually maxe a video showing how much work it takes to find a good used bike this way "Just find one used" has come to be one of those really annoying statements to see or hear.

[@mmccarthy1992]

if you are ever in NJ try the Trenton bike exchange! they must have 1000 bikes between their 2 locations.

[@that70sschwinn]

I was hoping you were going to find a John Lennon Paramount in Thrift Store Number 9, Number 9, Number 9... Nice reference : )

[@jeffpower6473]

On a whim I walked into a thrift store that was next to a tool store I was getting stuff from. There in the bike section was a Franklin Tandem. Columbus thron tubing, campagnolo groupset, and Phil woods wheelset. Price $25. I cleaned it and flipped it on eBay for $1500. The couple that bought drove 400 miles one way to pick it up.

[@craigscott3133]

Are you in Rochester?

[@scottm5167]

Brutal hunt!

[@jeffcuevas5918]

i would of bought those two rusty old bikes at the antique shop myself, love hos old stingrays.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

I am guessing they would have wanted way too much for them.

[@CoMmAnDrX]

Damn you were very close to me... Nice ScanGauge II, got one of those installed in my Suburban. Yes I hyper mile with a Suburban. Call me crazy!!!

[@ns671fr]

I like these kinds of videos you do

[@reginaldscot165]

What was the gas bill?

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

I am guessing around $20.

[@user-fu4ut2if7e]

I got a stingray chopper at a garage sale for 20 bucks. I got a fairly good deal!

[@flortega85]

Ooh another pink bike

[@njdevfan20]

Buffalo NY?

[@veedubmatt]

Kids bike are usually all that you will find in my local thrifts stores here in VA.

[@cup_and_cone]

Pretty much same here. Sometimes you'll find a rusty Huffy, but that's about it. All thrift stores, Salvation Army's, and Goodwill's by me are junk, and anything that's even remotely interesting/valuable is priced like it is friggin gold. Some of these thrift stores think they're retail stores when there's actually something good...

[@veedubmatt]

Yep! That's exactly what I see. And, like you said, whenever there is something "good" to be had, they have it priced way too high. I have the best luck at yard/garage sales and Craig's List.

[@johno4521]

So a 'Thrift Store' is like what we call a 'charity shop' in the UK.

[@HH60gPaveHawk]

yes, and most of them are run by charities here as well

[@sagehiker]

I would have thought the pink Gremlin would have been a good omen.

[@patrickwoodward6597]

I have good luck in small town and hand stores.

[@robertclark4929]

I like to take the 36 tooth front spocket on kids bikes and put it on adult cruisers. They pedal MUCH easier.

[@10OZDuster]

backi in the 80s, 90s, up to early 2000s i've bought so many brand names like bianchi, specialized, trek, and many others today all you find is crap from china. when the internet came along late 90s the bikes dwindled as they were now to be found online on used marketplace like craigsLst etc. People were able to search for information and what they're worth and list them online for cash . Also during those early days, you could find schwinns, raleighs etc on the trash bin complete and some unused i didn't even touch those I was just looking for bikes with alloy parts but those were the days…..

[@bobbyhempel1513]

Unfortunately now days Trek and specialized are made in china by Giant. There are no good made in America bikes anymore.

[@scottiemanners]

Lol yeah every major bike brand is now made in the same 2 chinese factories. Even handmade usa Cannondale switched and no longer have that badge. When I needed a rear triangle for my full suspension bike, diamondback warranty had to get me an entire bike and not just the part because it would have been more expensive to just ship the single piece

[@zackbaseball1976]

So cool this just shows how people can get stuff Farley cheap

[@throttleblip1]

I picked up a 1990s Trek 2300 Carbon track in excellent condition for $22!

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

Nice.

[@bikemaurice1953]

Thanx 4 Ur iinstructio and honesty

[@silosis]

make you take thrift store shopping to another level. 25 stores in a day, wow lol. most ive done was the 5-6 shops near me, and i thought i was doing good

[@joerobertson3478]

"Beatles reference"....hahahahaha.

[@alevxzx]

Was that a dashcam on the left side of the windshield? It looked pretty nice. You sure do like your thrift adventures.

[@RJTheBikeGuy]

Satellite radio.

[@hanool777]

Great vid! God loves you ❤️🙏😊