1. I don't think I've said this, but thank you for including mph alongside kph. Your North American viewers thank you. 2. It is like a roller coaster seeing how fast you ride. Scary but in a fun way because I am not in danger 😅 3. As always, the views!!! I wish I could compare. Thanks for letting me live vicariously through your TH-cam channel.
((Well, American viewers likely for sure. Mexico is metric, and Canada joined the metric system almost 50 years ago. Most Canadians 35 and under work in kph, kilograms, litres, and Celcius, curiously except for body weight, where many deal in pounds ))
Funny enough, people laughed at me after I added an mph indicator. What was my response? I added feets! The world should be inclusive 🙂 I'm glad you like it! Let's keep the stream of these views (and my sweat) running🚴♂️
1. I don't think I've said this, but thank you for including mph alongside kph. Your North American viewers thank you.
2. It is like a roller coaster seeing how fast you ride. Scary but in a fun way because I am not in danger 😅
3. As always, the views!!! I wish I could compare. Thanks for letting me live vicariously through your TH-cam channel.
((Well, American viewers likely for sure. Mexico is metric, and Canada joined the metric system almost 50 years ago. Most Canadians 35 and under work in kph, kilograms, litres, and Celcius, curiously except for body weight, where many deal in pounds ))
Funny enough, people laughed at me after I added an mph indicator. What was my response? I added feets! The world should be inclusive 🙂 I'm glad you like it! Let's keep the stream of these views (and my sweat) running🚴♂️
@@jonmcgoey1772 oh I learned something new about Canada!
It always amazes me that the pros can maintain those speeds in time trials on flat terrain.
So true. They are also amazingly fast on uphills. No way I can get any close to those speeds though 🙂
Krass, da ist ja nix los auf den Straßen :D
Das mir auch sehr gefällt hat :)