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You did well. Gladly, you know that area. Goodnight

Wind often makes single speed riding a terrible chore. One of my bikes is a road bike with a 9speed rear derailleur and a single chainwheel on the front. I used to ride a fixed gear track bike to work..... riding the single-speed is just too much of an arduous task most of the time. Will my 9-speed very easy to maintain and so much better than a single speed

I used drops with my track bikes for 40 years, racing and training. Then I installed bullhorns and TT brake levers. Far better for climbing leverage than drops.

Nice refreshing review. I dig it

Hello Tom. Thank you for the upload. The bicycle featured here sits slightly northwards of 10kgs?

Curious, why is the seat post bent backwards?

I run 32/16 on my mountain bike. It's right for my area and level of fitness. I can switch it out to a 42/16 if i feel like punishing myself. Compared to a geared bike i find i feel more confident on a single speed when standing on the pedals. They're great fun.

Why deal with clipping in and out when you can simply track stand? 😉

Good stuff. No drama.

Used to ride SS MTB. It was all about momentum. You need to add energy to the bike on the downhill and let it carry you back up. Also, you need to attack everything when climbing. Put energy into the bike on the run up. Once the energy is gone, however, it's the slow motion grind. I was always out of the saddle on the climbs. On moderate grades (6% or so, fire road) it was possible to find a sweet spot and relatively higher RPM. Maybe 60-75 ish. I ran 2:1, or just under. 32:16 or 32:18. My go to after work was a fire road where I climbed a couple thousand feet. When fit, I could match or beat my time on a geared bike.

As a person cycling in a city with minimal bike lanes, cycling feels so unsafe. I might have to reconsider cycling until the infrastructure improves. Cycling on the road isn't worth the constant confrontations with road ragers.

Why use specify gear ratios instead of gear inches? Gear inches is much more precise and direct.

My rear derailleur cable broke while riding in Big Bear CA. (TofCalifornia fame). I had the pleasure of riding a single gear back to my car.

I have a vintage steel bike that is a single speed. It is geared in 52/18 which has a decent amount of top end speed and helps me get stronger. Not too heavy but not too easy either. It's great for the city like New York since it's mainly flat.

Let me save you the time watching this and give you the answer right away: You don't. You drive it on perfectly leveled roads

Very thorough. Well done.

From what i understand, dont most companies just put a coating of formaldehyde on their shirts for it to be non-iron that then wears off after a few months?

Good stuff. I ride single speed too but addicted to comfort. 44x19 on 38's in Adidas Busenitz. I would put the 38's back on the Thunder so you have something different and more comfortable for short trips and errands.

Plus, you have a small camera that helps in public. I noticed that with bigger cameras, some people wave or get in the frame just to be part of the video. It has happened to me in the past. Right now, I own a compact because my original camera broke the Sony ZV-1.

Miss the old days when people lived in the moment and weren’t glued to screens their whole life tbh.

Great pull force test!

Super helpful! Thank you!! Went with the B1 because of your review.

solid review

I think a good option inside Clark’s is the bushacre 2 / 3. The Bushacre 2 got a n ortholite insole and it’s very comfortable

Solution…get better friends 😂

if you're "rich" only becauae you live in Wichita then its hardly worth it

Sell that Seiko hahaha

I thought that I was the only one that thought in terms of “ if I lost everything then this shoe fill in the blank , would stay with me”

This was a great info for a beginner investor! Thanks for posting this.

I agree that Clark’s aren’t great at full price.

Brother, iam from india (kerala) Your video is outstanding🔥🔥

Thanks, I'm making the outfit for my game character and this video became very useful

How about burgundy color shoes? I just bought a pair to break away from the norm. I’m older and men’s fashion looks generic and everyone is trying to look like one another. I understand ppl. want to look polished, but that’s not that hard to do and you end up looking like anyone that ships at H&M or Zara. Of course it’s the details that count, but back in my days, ppl. wore stuff to look different from everyone and not like everyone.

This is AWESOME 👌 thx for sharing this. Flatiron building been there,but didn't stay.

Very nice! Excellent video.

the Iron Ranger has something all of the other boots do not have.... Made in the USA, pretty much hand made and it's also the only boot that had military service

Thank you for your advice i feel confident enough now to go and get me some good suits

Thank you, gonna try this way tomorrow!

Lovely. M

Stocks only go up 🆙

Ermmm. Long term yeah? Like 20 years? I wil turn my money 20 to 49 times in that period playing both ways. Hoddl on brother

Proves our grandfather's lived tough lives.

That’s a nice polo. I have a few polos but man they die out early.

Purchased a 2023 Domane SL5 during covid replacing a 2018 Domane. Upgraded the wheels to Bontrager Pro 51 and went crazy replacing the Ultegra mechanical with the new 105 Di2. So, best of both worlds. Great for group rides, sometimes averaging 30kph and supper comfy, fast and stable. Also have a souped up Edmonda with Ultegra mech 11, carbon wheels, and going back and forth is pretty natural. The Emonda is mostly on the trainer. Domane is NOT just for beginners. A lot of people ride Domane in my club and is probably one of the most popular bikes. With the upgrades, the Domane is one of my favorite bikes ever! Also have a souped up 2024 Checkpoint SL6.

I sold mine a few months ago. Owned it for exactly 1 year. 6000miles done on it here in Ireland. Never had an issue. It wasnt off the rack..I had a few upgrades. A bike is only as Fast as the Rider...18 Strava KOMs, 100+ Top 10s and 700+PRs on Strava. Heavy comapred to my Merida but this bike hammered many lighter bikes and was great value for money.

A great concise video. I used to be a 2023 TCR Advanced Pro 1 (your's little brother) owner who's now waiting to have 2025 TCR Advanced Pro 0 (your's direct descendant) delivered. From that perspective, I shared most of your likes and ‘likes but which can be dislike (and possible cost concerns)' points. As well, the vid has made me excited to really get the 'Pro 1 to Pro 0' upgrade incoming. Thanks and continue enjoying your rides!

Great video. How tall are you and what size is your bike? I love my Domane AL 2 but I think I’m ready for a faster bike. I’m 5’8” and ride a 54 cm and I’m feeling stretched out. Thinking of maybe trading, but might try a shorter stem first. I been riding 3 times a week, about 60 miles a week for the last 2 years. I can’t seem to be able to go more that 15 mph on the Domane (average speed), but I love it since it’s my first real road bike. Came from a Trek FX before the Domane. Any advice?

Manhatten flash backs

Tom, with all respect I personally "hate" those ... they are like the "mules" of shoes😊

You seem to have considered everything. Is storage space an issue for you?