Work Commute In A Snow Storm. No Edits. Surly Moonlander Fat Bike.

[@danoedalo]

Most intense commuting I've ever seen, best regards from Russia.

[@down2one313]

LOL the Fbomb, incredible insane ride! All those drivers were thinking this dude is crazy! Thanks for the trip

[@colombianflag717]

Nope his not crazy his a brave man.

[@scottydoo330]

It’s not easy in the snow. Try it sometime. All the clothes the wind etc. bravo brother for the ride

[@MrThorMNFinest]

You are DEFINITELY a trooper my friend. Thank you and may god bless you. -Thorson

[@thecyclist5148]

Great videos thank you for sharing

[@colombianflag717]

Thank's for sharing the video.. pretty cool lights I have to get those for my bicycle.

[@robertparszewski9768]

cool video ! I live in Schwarzwald, Germany and commute through the dark forest in the mountains only 10miles a day snow and rain, (you are lucky living in a flat area :)) but I've bought ebike, and everything has changed :)

[@papuateam7898]

best of luck to you, be safe out there! what kinda ebike did you get

[@andrewjohnson410]

I love winter biking, but you love it more than me.

[@craigbushby515]

I miss riding in the snow, but live in Florida now.

[@victorw5796]

you definitely live up to your name. Much respect :)

[@craigme2583]

Magic thanks for the ride. Great lights! Noisy tyres

[@p-jronkainen368]

Similar weather as Northern Finland. Sometimes snowmobile trails are good shortcuts. But with a little twist the tire grip will disappear, so the larger gear will only be switched on. Thats is sport(: Good video.

[@Hawaiian_Shirt_guy]

In wisconsin they don't allow bikes on the snowmobile trails; someone will run you over!

[@poppetrurazvan3900]

Hi. Better keep always right as much as you con. Have plenty of spate batteries for your strobes. It takes enoumous courage to do this. My very best regards!

[@8II0000II8]

How far of a commute was this and how cold?

[@poppetrurazvan3900]

They are some miniaturized bike whell generators for your lights and strobes. Keep the right side of the road as much as you can.

[@Miklalo]

Killer video awesome work i ride my fat bike dolomite to work without a motor once but now i have my electric bike kit i have it installed on my other bike but i may put it on my fat tire bike now after watching this video awesome work

[@saulpinto4720]

Nice ride man!

[@rononyourleftretired5144]

what city and month did this ride take place?

[@thebrownnoisepodcast]

Cool video man!

[@Buck2901]

2019 now...Did you ever consider a fat bike, for winters like that, instead?

[@Diao7]

Are the tires studded?

[@sheslayfree]

What city is this?

[@westonspiering1453]

Awesome ride & great audio! Would you mind sharing your video/ audio setup for these vlogs? Is the audio ran through your phone?

[@CrazyCyclingVlogger]

Nothing special set-up wise. Just the cheststrap and case with holes in the back door. Gopro Hero3+.

[@shushuyu]

I would like to see some snow in west coast california but at the same time..I'm a bit glad that I won't be riding in that kind of weather. I just started commuting to work since early-spring till now and in the next coming months it'll be my first time riding through autumn and winter. We don't get snow but we do get rain..I just hope my cycling kit is enough to keep me dry during downpours and such.

[@DetailzbyMarc]

This. Looks. Fun.

[@fabrizioolmeda1747]

complimenti bella forza , batteria una volta arrivato era esaurita?

[@michaele1278]

How far is the commute? How much time? I'll be doing the same soon. I just need lights and other gear. 14k each way, Canadian winter. Wish me luck.

[@chuckcavan3036]

What motor do you have on the moon lander

[@hunterraoulduke]

Looks a bit sketchy , but good job getting it done. Might be alright to do once just to experience it, but not something to do regularly.

[@Nonymous215]

Oscurifer 😂😂😂

[@waylonwarr6223]

I do it every day year round myself. Billings MT USA

[@tagifts]

Was it electric (didn't seem like it)? Or just pedal?

[@mattpiersma7355]

Thats excellent riding. Last time I did that I was on my morning paper route (mid 1980's) with my Sanwa 10 speed. I would just wedge it in a snowbank and walk if it got too deep.

[@CrazyCyclingVlogger]

Thanks. Fat Bikes are a game changer for winter riding. They make it a fun almost safe reality...

[@MantrinDharmananda]

Nice ride! What lights you are using? Are they connected to power bank?

[@CrazyCyclingVlogger]

Thanks. On my handlebar I have 2 or the Cygolite TridenX Xtra 1300 lumens. Also on the handlebar I had on Gemini Duo 1500 lumen light. On my head I had a Genesis Voltz head strap lamp. I was running all the handlebar lights on 900 lumens each and the head lamp on 1000 lumens. They all had their own batteries...

[@nathanbetz3241]

What lights are you using?

[@captianjessie1]

How large is the lake surpior effect this year with so much heat late in tue fall

[@CrazyCyclingVlogger]

Strangely we don't get much lake effect snow in our immediate area. East of us and south of us they do...

[@AlfredNazGates]

Lower tire pressure for these conditions or the same year around? I read they go from 15 to 30 psi. Further up north I'd bike like this but I'm in a different area now where its only like this for about a week in winter months.

[@trust5977]

What few vehicles there were seemed to give you some decent space. Were the bike paths rideable for the commute home?

[@CrazyCyclingVlogger]

No doubt they were. Probably though I was crazy and unstable. Haha. Some paths were some weren't. Some that were plowed became problematic again due to wind blow snow drifts since it remained windy for quite some time after the snow stopped.

[@CrazyCyclingVlogger]

A ride like this make me really appreciate the capabilities of a Fat Bike. They are a game changer for winter commuting.

[@randomstuff-wg6nj]

what battery u got ?

[@eduardocortes-dv4lo]

hi, are those studedd tyres? how do those tyres work on ici conditions?

[@theejoeylee]

Like Velcro on ice & hardpack...the loose stuff needs deep tread in addition to the studs...depends on the day really in winter.

[@tubeMonger]

Where did you get those fenders?

[@CrazyCyclingVlogger]

I don't have any fenders on the bike...

[@jamesjohnson1522]

www.civibikes.com/products/cheetah-fender If you would like to get some. I had to rig them to mount them, nothing a couple of trips to the hardware store couldn't solve.

[@jamesjohnson1522]

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[@roshi98]

Just don't forget to pack your keys.

[@robertostman2075]

I wonder if a velomobile would be better for snow, perhaps a trike would be safer as well, finally a bicycle fited as a snowmobile could be also a option

[@n.e.barton1299]

You will Not have to make up for red lined hours at the plant. Lucky you!

[@ChrisUong.English]

wow!

[@RadioSnivins]

I'm Aussie. It's considered an arsebiter here when it drops to 3°C(37°F). This stuff boggles my onion.

[@CrazyCyclingVlogger]

This was warm by Dec standards here. Also Fat Bikes are a game changer for winter riding. They make it a fun almost safe reality...

[@mikemadsen2716]

I prefer snow and ice tread and normal tire pressure, 16 inch x 2.0 inch and all steel bike.

[@abhimannudogra9815]

bro what was your average speed?

[@colombianflag717]

I would say 13 to 15 miles per hour

[@radiocontrolled9181]

​@@colombianflag717 You mean kilometers per hour not miles

[@pa4o93ir49]

get on the dang sidewalk where it's shoveled

[@Kn0wOneNos3]

In blizzard conditions as seen in the video the sidewalks are the last to be cleared of snow. Very much true where I live anyway.