"The car teaches pride,egotism, sadness,and folly.The bicycle teaches,modesty,the gift of oneself, energy, happiness. The car is the instrument of obesity, apathy,nervous depression and incapacity. The bicycle is the savior of the spirit, vitality, and youth." I am seventy years old..found this in the early 1970s from a french newspaper. You guys nailed it!!
These days they could have added different things to that, because the bike does not only save your body and your mental health, its the environment. Cars, campers and trucks destroy the things we love when we go out there!
The car also allows me to travel 368km in three and a half hours while carrying luggage, camping gear and two other people. So I would say the car is the instrument of CAPACITY, luxury, ease of use, practicality and reliability. Just saying.
@@yrureadingthisname If you travel 368km in three hours or so, you do not see a lot while you are traveling. The people travel to the spots they love and luxury can be transaltet with egoism. Its so sad that people live only few years, because if a person has to cope with the things he or she is responsible for, it would not be such a pleasure to ruin the planet and live with the consequences after all. Also liebe Grüße
Well done! Great topics, great info, great editing. Love the variety you are doing these days - interviews, reviews, group rides, and of course, the 30 min of free form on Thursday :-). And you are not just "some guy on the Internet"... you are The Guy!
Most interviews and podcasts are unnecessarily drawn out. The editing on this one follows the pacing and style of your other videos and is a refreshing take for an interview.
1981 Ritchey mountain bike, 1982 Palo Alto road bike, 1983 Boone McReynolds custom road bike, 1992 Bontrager Racelite, 1999 Bruce Gordon Rock n Road, 2006, Serotta Legend Ti, 2016 Silva Cycles “Mountain Rando”. There were other bikes too, but these are the best ones. I still have the last two. The last three were custom and they were worth the extra effort and expense. I had to put up with extra abuse from Bruce Gordon - when you wanted to make any changes to his designs, you needed to be prepared to argue your point. Thanks for the great interview - maybe you could add this a regular feature. I would like to hear more about Fergus…
Great interview DK, Watching this and hearing Sean's stories is inspirational and helps keep me pushin' those pedals forward. Especially seeing those custom made bikes he rides, a thing a beauty.
I have always enjoyed cycling because it was the only thing I was ever good at. I actually had some pretty good years on the bike. Last several years I've gotten pretty down, though, as I have not been able to achieve my goals largely due to constraints of time and money. It's depressing to know that the older I get the less likely I can achieve my cycling dreams, and there's nothing I can do about it. How do you handle that, how do you make peace with that?
this!!! bIKES ARE ITOhmygosh, I cannot believe how much this parallels my life. Bravo, well said, well lived...this was AWESOME! Bikes are it! new sticker opportunity maybe?!?!?!?
I got to this video after a week or two of researching different American titanium bike frame builders. Recently decided to ditch my carbon gravel frame and replace it with titanium but there are many options out there. Glad I found this video of yours, DK.
Enjoy the interview, enjoy your channel. Would love to know where that ride was. Looks like CA. Didn't see it on your strava. Come on man give it up. 😆
Such a great way to wake up this morning! Loved this video and gleaned sparkly nuggets of information, fact, and opinion from Sean. Super likable guy too. More videos like this please!
Hey, I work with this guy!! So cool to see him featured, thanks for sharing, Dustin!
Hey Dustin, appreciate how hard you work to put out all different kinds of content that most of us enjoy for free. Much love.
"The car teaches pride,egotism, sadness,and folly.The bicycle teaches,modesty,the gift of oneself, energy, happiness. The car is the instrument of obesity, apathy,nervous depression and incapacity. The bicycle is the savior of the spirit, vitality, and youth." I am seventy years old..found this in the early 1970s from a french newspaper. You guys nailed it!!
That is an excellent quote. Thanks for sharing it.
Something said...soooo true
These days they could have added different things to that, because the bike does not only save your body and your mental health, its the environment. Cars, campers and trucks destroy the things we love when we go out there!
The car also allows me to travel 368km in three and a half hours while carrying luggage, camping gear and two other people. So I would say the car is the instrument of CAPACITY, luxury, ease of use, practicality and reliability. Just saying.
@@yrureadingthisname If you travel 368km in three hours or so, you do not see a lot while you are traveling. The people travel to the spots they love and luxury can be transaltet with egoism. Its so sad that people live only few years, because if a person has to cope with the things he or she is responsible for, it would not be such a pleasure to ruin the planet and live with the consequences after all. Also liebe Grüße
One of the best videos on the channel in a long time!
Cheers
"if you want to stay up, you have to keep going" Love it.
A great interview, another man with cycling passion.
Riding a bike fast on open roads gives you a great sense of unparalleled freedom and stress relief. I fucking love cycling! 🤘🏼
Very cool interview! Would love to see more 👍
Gr8 job. Enjoyed it. Plus GROOVEY Segway music bits!
Brilliant content. Thanks for creating and sharing. Sean absolutely nails what riding means for so many folks.
Great interview. Thank you!👍🏻
That intro jingle slaps
Thanks for keeping things interesting, Dustin. Love the interview and nuggets of knowledge
What a fantastic ride 😎
Great show man, yeah great interview, please keep em coming
Great. Quality. Content.
Great interview!
Do one on Ferg Dog!
I hired Ferg Dog!
A lot of parallels in the music and art world with what he's saying about cycling
Cool
Awesome
Fergus
Well done! Great topics, great info, great editing. Love the variety you are doing these days - interviews, reviews, group rides, and of course, the 30 min of free form on Thursday :-). And you are not just "some guy on the Internet"... you are The Guy!
Most interviews and podcasts are unnecessarily drawn out. The editing on this one follows the pacing and style of your other videos and is a refreshing take for an interview.
Now, go find John Tomac and ask him about drop bar mountain bikes.
Certainly had a huge influence on me!
Great interview man!!! All you bike fools inspiring me to do the same, bikes all day every day
Dustin long Dustin long Dustin long
Cool!!
Thanks Sean and Dustin, you guys rock! Those were boulders of wisdom…bikes are it!
Didn't think I could enjoy this channel even more. Great job Dustin
Made my day right there!!
Yeah- always digging for bicycle nuggets. S.O.
Joint interview with Brandon Day and the Ron... they would have some great stories on their creation of OMTM back in the day.
Holdup holdup holdup. Pleasanton California? I’m here right now.
Great riding out here.
1981 Ritchey mountain bike, 1982 Palo Alto road bike, 1983 Boone McReynolds custom road bike, 1992 Bontrager Racelite, 1999 Bruce Gordon Rock n Road, 2006, Serotta Legend Ti, 2016 Silva Cycles “Mountain Rando”. There were other bikes too, but these are the best ones. I still have the last two. The last three were custom and they were worth the extra effort and expense. I had to put up with extra abuse from Bruce Gordon - when you wanted to make any changes to his designs, you needed to be prepared to argue your point. Thanks for the great interview - maybe you could add this a regular feature. I would like to hear more about Fergus…
Great quality on this one. I dug it.
Stoked you liked it!
Cable actuated disc brakes are like having a fcuk off schlong, but can't get wood. (I'd imagine) 1993 Kona Cindercone is the best bike ever btw 👍🏿
The dude lives and breathes cycling! I agree, n+1 baby!
💯 true!!
Super cool vid! I love this format. Can you find other interesting peeps and do these interviews intermittently? The dialog was really engaging!
Michael Saviers’ profile would be amazing!
"How many bikes do you really need?"... My answer, "N+1..."
You know a video is good when almost eleven minutes seems like only three. 😁👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Interview Sacha White, builder Vanilla Bikes
Great interview DK, Watching this and hearing Sean's stories is inspirational and helps keep me pushin' those pedals forward. Especially seeing those custom made bikes he rides, a thing a beauty.
Yes more like this. I’ll comment more bout this vid later
Agreed, well done and do more!
Thanks bud. Will do!
Another Sean I’d love to see is Sean talkington from the cubhouse in LA! Super cool dude
That’s a great suggestion!
This was awesome! I want to see you interview @StevilKinevil
That comment "bicycling is power to weight, so if you are little kid" comment was eye opening. Great interview.
Cycling and swimming. Nothing else.
I have always enjoyed cycling because it was the only thing I was ever good at. I actually had some pretty good years on the bike. Last several years I've gotten pretty down, though, as I have not been able to achieve my goals largely due to constraints of time and money. It's depressing to know that the older I get the less likely I can achieve my cycling dreams, and there's nothing I can do about it. How do you handle that, how do you make peace with that?
Those Calettis man💯💯💯 Cool dude, too
cool interview. I'm psyched to own one of John Caletti's Ti AR bikes, it's a lifer!
As Rod Steward said... You need Passion. I can listen people with passion talk all day long. Great Video.
Loved this!
Thanks David!
Long legs and big lungs....
Where is she ?
Exactly the kind of interesting cycling people and stories I come to this channel for. Thanks!
This is great please do more like this content. I love it!
Thank you Dustin, I enjoyed that.
Thank you!
“Bike riding is cool…”
This was good, real good
Lael Wilcox PLAAYYYYAAAAAAAA
lachlan morten..
That would be rad.
@@EverythingsBeenDone ryan vanduzer would be a good one too, especially considering subs..
Fantastic ✌️✌️🏁🏁🏁
Keep these coming!
Give us one on Fergdog
Do one on Davey Dave
Great story Great guy
No thanks!
this!!! bIKES ARE ITOhmygosh, I cannot believe how much this parallels my life. Bravo, well said, well lived...this was AWESOME! Bikes are it! new sticker opportunity maybe?!?!?!?
many nugs
So good dude.
Solid
Everything has already been done. Not everything has been done this well. Thank you for making my Friday coffee more delish.
Real people interviews are so inspiring. Just normal folks doing what they love... Awesome :)
Great, interview. Thanks, DK! Heading out to ride my bike…
Very cool video Dustin...feeling that freedom...yea I agree...
Quality content.
Cyclists wish everyone knew how rewarding the bike is.
I got to this video after a week or two of researching different American titanium bike frame builders. Recently decided to ditch my carbon gravel frame and replace it with titanium but there are many options out there. Glad I found this video of yours, DK.
Enjoy the interview, enjoy your channel. Would love to know where that ride was. Looks like CA. Didn't see it on your strava. Come on man give it up. 😆
Such a great way to wake up this morning! Loved this video and gleaned sparkly nuggets of information, fact, and opinion from Sean. Super likable guy too. More videos like this please!
Solid A+ work, you could show it on bike festivals.
Just the perfect little interview to share the stoke and keep the vibes high👏🏼👏🏼. Great work buddy!
Sean is a real one. A totally supportive and positive person. I get the sense Ferg dog might be in the pipeline for these types of videos, ay? =)
Pop wheelies and hop curbs, that’s rad‼️
This was awesome! Thank you for giving light to these great people!
Can we get Ron in front of the camera next?
Awesome video ! I'm hoping there will be more in the future .
Best video in a while. Nice job.
Thanks
dustin klein kinda looks like stephen merchant
Dustin, this was all kinds of great!!
Really Liked this thanks Dustin!
Mmmm- Nicely done,Sirrr !!
Very nice. Glad to see this.
BIKES ARE IT!!!!
Thanks DK....Peace
Excellent
Tiger stripes as a tribute to late 90s/early 00s rockabilly? Sean is a Tiger Army fan I presume?
More Cramps and Horton Heat but Tiger Army slips into my Spotify sometimes too
@@seancoffey1548 Both great bands for sure.
Lucky to work with bikes? Luckier to be with that woman 🔥
Lol
Yep you got that right!!