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@@sausagesandwichSA eh?

@@davidking3699 yep it's a bit strange. I have done the ride from the city to Port Adelaide. It's pretty good for the most part. I like the mural on the factory door near Kilkenny.

@@GregMacDougall-m3n I'll try and check him out! Thank you for the encouragement and support. 👍

@@peterraffen3465 thanks bud 👍

@@ChristopherPine-rv3rd bit of a trimmed version but yeah. I don't often use vocal tracks on my videos. Thanks for watching 👍

@@madrapperdave I met one once. An adult with his 11 year old daughter on the back of his 250. They were meandering slowly around in there. She had aspegers syndrome and all the gear on too. We had a good chat. He was riding very cautiously. Chatted with some teenagers in there once too. But they were more brappy though. They were just kids having noisy fun. I also came across a bunch of adults with bikes and I a 4x4 and trailer stopped and they were OK, even though they looked intimidating with all their 'power ranger' gear on. But yeah, it's the destruction they cause to the area and they get noise complaints from the nearby residents who back onto the park. Moto just isn't compatible with the urban environment.

@@TheTrailRabbit 😂 and I need it too.

@@davidking3699 thanks for watching. Always good to hear how other riders deal with common issues.

@@pw6ylenen I'll have to sus it out mate. Cheers 👍

@@andrewmcalindon4800 in the back of my old Mitsubishi Express Van / camper. 👍

@@andrewmcalindon4800 unless it's a really long drive, then I'll use a bike rack on the back of my Subaru XV. It's much more comfy but can't camp in it though.

@@madrapperdave 😂 that's about as curly as my bars will ever get.

@@davidking3699 indeed 👍

@@sausagesandwichSA those 4x4 dickheads ruin it for everyone. We had one knobhead drive up the embankment at Lander Rd / Patpa Drv roundabout causing wheel ruts up it. Absolutely wanker! It even made 7 news from memory.

@@ozitojack2223 I still use it for the easy rides with my Mrs or clients.

@@Adlemtbadv No worries bud...stay cool and keep making these awesome videos! 🙂

@@haha-eg8fj if you're thinking of an electric vehicle recharge station, then no. eBike battery's don't employ a universal charger or connector, so you would need to use the same type of charger as the manufacturers specifications.

@@Adlemtbadv Thanks for the info. I want to get an ebike this week and am wondering if I should get VelectriX Cruiser Electric Hybrid Bike or the VelectriX Newtown Electric Commuter Bike. The latter is $200 cheaper. I am a noobie so I have no idea what exactly are the differences between the two. Looking at the specs it seems VelectriX Cruiser Electric Hybrid Bike has Rim break but I thought all bikes have rim breaks. Do you know much about this brand and different models? I am going to the 99bikes local shop tomorrow and have a look personally.

@@haha-eg8fj I've seen images online of the Cruiser with disc brakes.

@@Adlemtbadv I just clicked the link in your video description and read the specs but I guess it's better I see it with my eyes in the shop.

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@@400chevlc definitely 👍

@@gavrilhillel6377 2020 Focus Jarifa2 hardtail, 1 x 9 speed, Bosch CX performance line gen 4

@@400chevlc Glenthorne Farm O'Halloran Hill strava.app.link/NzA3sPORDMb

@@Numberofbillion yeah it's a top spot. I've done most of the trails there but this ride was meant to be a bigger loop ride. Can't fit all the trails in. As far as walkers or runners go on the trails, they do themselves no favours not being able to hear oncoming riders from behind on a downhill trail. Just dumb in my books. Could end badly on a blind corner.

@@neilerrey594 rideable too. Just watch the sandy bits and the creek dippers

@@paulgoodfellow9509 thanks for watching 👍

@@todddecourcy5786 cheers knackers

@@sausagesandwichSA yeah it is. Gives the best angle for speed and immersion I find.

@@djandycornish Most mid drive motors will make you work harder to keep the speed up, where as most hub drives will just push you along as long as your legs turning, even without pushing hard. Mid drives generally reward you with more power the harder you push. So your fitness will benefit more with a mid drive. Not sure how the cheaper mid drives go though. If they use a cadence sensor only, like the hub drive, they may act similarly. My Bosch mid drive uses a torque sensor as well, so it understands the power my legs put in, and puts out more power, the more I put in. Up to a point, then it's up to your own leg power, ie over 25kmh and Max motor torque. As far as video software goes, I think I used Filmora for this one, but these days I use Vegas Pro as it's the same layout as Movie Studio Platinum which I used previously, but as they updated that to a whole different design, I didn't want to use that. So I bought Vegas Pro. Hope this answers your questions. Thanks for watching BTW 😉👍

@@Adlemtbadv thanks so much for the detailed reply...enjoy your videos mate

@@todddecourcy5786 cheers bloke

@@devourermastikator I'm running Smart Sam on my other bike with Slime in the tubes at around 40 to 50 psi. The slime worked for one puncture but I needed to patch up another. Best solution is tubeless which has performed the best out of everything so far on 2 out of 3 wheel sets.

@@DingleBerryMTB haha yeah fukn! My Samsung watch updated last week and has been working much better since. But my next watch will be something better.

@@mihaieviaoldbk1842 they haven't returned to the original thickness even though they are hanging up in the shed.

@@godfellas483 that would be better but it would probably alter the ride feel too much for what the product aims for. It wouldn't bother me though.

Does slime stick to tpu?

@@todddecourcy5786 mush appreciated 👍

@@82HEADCASE yeah it's holding together. Don't machine wash it, just hose it down after sweaty sessions. It's definitely great for rough trails. Not sure if you can even buy one still though... 🤷🏽‍♂️

@@Adlemtbadv yep there on line and great to hear it holding up. Looks like I'm placing an order Thanks agen

@@82HEADCASE you're welcome 👍

@@sausagesandwichSA yeah. I need to just do that.

@@David-t3u6w nice one. The fatter wheels are suspension fork will smooth things out and you can ride it anywhere really. 👍

@@kingfrenchy1504 is that the one with suspension forks?

@@madrapperdave unfortunately not. They need to be in the charging case to charge. They have two small contacts under the nose bridge that takes the power. So that makes it hard to do on the fly.

@@jaytee6168 I do take a D3 + K every day

@@michaelorme2368 yeah I do. However, I don't ride it off road much anymore. Just use it mainly with my clients.

@@Adlemtbadv I just brought one over here in nz for commuting to work and am loving it but don't get the amount of kms out of the battery that you do but do have alot of hills and not very strong legs lol. New model I got is exactly the same but came with shimano hydrolic disk breaks and mudguards. For $1349nz thanks so much for your review.

I do a 30km round trip commute to work and have found it super comfortable and great for what I needed. If I do this in more than level 3 I need to charge every trip but am fine with that as that's what I was expecting. If I do mode 2 and bump to 3 on the hills I can prob get 60km out of battery. For the price tho does everything I need. Thanks as yours was the only review I could find on the bike.