I love seeing episodes with grown up Stephen. He was just a tween when I first started watching Curiosity Inc. Its been a joy watching the kids growing up into the wonderful people they are today 😊.
I just discovered your channel and am now addicted. It’s also telling me that at 71 hubby and myself need to start clearing out some of our stuff. Having emptied the homes of two dear relatives, I don’t want make my children do it.
There’s a sign next to my bed…”if I should die before I wake I pray my sister comes and cleans up this mess”. She, too, has done this a few times….it’s our little joke. Although she has promised many times to visit and give me a hand with the old tried and true method of “when was the last time you wore this?”. Did this in August and found in January I had no sweaters.
Absolutely one thing that I've learned from all of your videos it is the fact that it is possible to live survive and even thrive in the absolute coldest temperatures that I could ever possibly imagine.
I think the owner of this unit liked to play hard and have fun. Typical toy closet for the area if you have a bit of money. Must have been in good shape. I always enjoy seeing the different things that you do. Nice to see Stephen too.
Weaves, expensive - well maintained basketball shoes, high-end sporting equipment, Christmas stuff. 95% chance this unit belonged to an athletic Christian black man with a girlfriend or teenage daughter.
Alex, the bike is only a trekking bike not full suspension mountain bike. Still they cost couple of thousand new. Hope you will find the missing parts for it.
I knew you'd be good with these storage units, because you are SO knowledgeable about a host of stuff! Sure hope you make some good money with this one. And it's delightful to see Steve helping you.
Alexander, I believe the small bar you've found came out of an old floor model stereo with high shine wooden cabinet. It appears identical to the bar insert that was behind two cabinet doors on a unit I acquired many years ago. It was on a drawer type mechanism that you could slide out of the cabinet, and it would rotate, to position the liquor holder out in front, or the LP slot holder that's on the opposite side. Circa early 1970's. I no longer have this, and sadly, can't recall the brand name. As always, many thanks for sharing your cool finds. Cheers!
Great video- love storage units. I can not believe you guys can even go out into - ANYTHING Celsius let alone -30c!!!! I went up Mt Wellington (by car) in Tasmania (I live in South Australia- was on holidays) in mid summer and it was 7C & raining, we got out the car & tiny flakes of snow started falling! I'm 58- never seen snow falling in my entire life. We were so cold, we did a quick walk about and ran back to the car. BRRRRRRR! 🦘🐨
The Bike Looks more Like a GHOST Hybride Square womans Trekking Bike B3 Bosch and ITS about 1500,- Euro (approx. 2150,- Can. Dollar) new over Here in Germany. Its probably Worth the money You paid for the unit, when its complete and not stolen.
He used to avoid storage units all together after he did one quite some time ago. He felt bad profiting from others hard times and misfortunes. Kind of an icky moral slippery slope, but surely Alex feels differantly now.
I helped a former bf get a little used Chinese scooter back around 07-08. It was nice until we learned that no one in san diego would work on them, and that they needed a lot more frequent maintenance than expected. Idk if more places work on them now, but I guess they were a very different animal than the brand name scooters of the past. Getting replacement parts may have been a problem too. Cheap plastic. Will be interested to see how that goes. I had a vespa ciao, and then an 85 honda spree when I was saving up for a car. The vespa had pedals, and rust in the fuel tank so I was constantly having to clean out the carburetor. The Spree would collect carbon in the exhaust pipe, & the motorcycle shop guy had to keep heating it up with a blowtorch & cleaning it out. Still grateful for them puttering me around for a little while when I was young.
its a joy to look at abandoned warehouses in freezing temperatures hehe. Greetings from western Norway, give it your all... hehe..... you are good at that ;-)
Enjoying this content. I used to work at a mini storage. I cleaned units out and took pics/prepped for old fashioned, in person auctions. There was hardly ever anything of great value in the units.... just a lot of trips to the dump. I 'm sure Alex has seen the units that these places attempt to auction that are nothing but junk also. Alex seems to know how to pick them
You look more like Stephen's brother, not his father, I bet you get that alot. Do love your videos, wish I was there digging in helping too. God Bless you and your family. 😺
I see that E-Teru model listed at $5000 Canadian, with the proper charger and battery. The Bosch battery is between $1200 and 1500 the charger is around $250, the Bosch motor is about 3x the price of a Bafeng or about double a Tonsheng midrive!
I've followed your videos for a bit now, I like your style !! You seem like an average Canadian, working to provide, and having some fun !! As for the temperature, I'm in Winnipeg, and I work outside in these temps ! Was -32C, with windchill at -40 this AM. Not fun, but we do it !! peace and cookies !!
If you have a bike shop nearby that sells e-bikes, they can read out the data from the motor, so you know how long and for how many miles it was used and if it needs a maintenance check up before you use it yourself or sell it.
I’m wondering how much of that stuff was stolen. Who needs 15 drills? If so, we can always hope that whoever stole it is in jail, and that’s why they couldn’t pay their rent.
I was going to say it reminded me of when my brother asked us to clear out his storage unit right when he was going to jail... for what... burglary... My mom started seeing things, and just called the cops and washed her hands of the whole affair. Especially with the conveniently missing bike wheels... Run the chain THROUGH the Frame and BOTH tires peeps.
My cousin has atleast that many and other duplicate power tools. As did my father. My dad had many chainsaws and lawnmowers too. They got many for free that need(ed) repair or bought for cheap. Lots of people are like that. Hoarding tendencies.
Nice content! Stephen is so helpful! That bitter cold did you no favors, Alex. Hot tea with honey and lemon, warm blankets and a quiet little nap. You were looking a bit wiped out near the end of the video...
Awesome unit Yep should make pretty good money on that one between the bike and the shoes and. the motorbike for part😊 thanks for the video I enjoyed it and I’ll catch you on the next one
Looks like a good haul. This container got me thinking though: what happens if some of the goods in there are stolen? Do you just have to forfeit it to the police? Would they hold on to it for a certain amount of time to see if it's claimed, then return it to you? Just curious.
I just found your TH-cam channel and I wish I could help you. LOL All that cool stuff. My husband and I traveled through Alberta yrs ago. So pretty! I wish I could remember the camp ground we stayed at. My husband was eleated because the lady had a Beaver work (railroad) car that he bought. It had sat there so long a tree grew threw it. Loaded it up and took it back to Ohio.
I'm cold just watching you two out in that below 0 weather. Our yards look the same but we are having a heat wave at 20°. Good luck on the unit. Pretty cool stuff. It will be fun seeing two wheelers get fixed for a change of pace.
It brings me joy to watch you do "your thing" with the storage units...there are some "treasures" there for sure.......it always amazes me the conjecture some of the comenters come up with....goodness me!!...as always...Best from BC
Okay, I don't want to insinuate anything.. But people who drive expensive e-bikes usually take the battery with them when they have to leave the bike outside to deter thieves and the fact that the back wheel is missing..
That Ghost bike should take a generic rear wheel, as long as it the right rim size, and has the right disc rotor and cassette. Since the battery is not integrated into the frame, as far as I can tell, a different battery and mount could be fitted. Getting one to fit the original mount could be expensive. I don't think it is a 7k bike, maybe 3k or more though. Get in touch with Grin Technologies in Vancouver, they should be able to help. The scooter looks pretty beat!
Funny how so many people think this stuff was stolen. Alberta is a boomtown place - wages are high and housing costs are comparatively low. Albertans typically have a LOT of stuff, and it sells cheap at second hand too, at least compared to the west coast, where people’s budgets are much tighter thanks to crazy housing costs… I bought so many great things for very little money in my years in Alberta, from tools to motorcycles to cars and motorcycles. The selection might be a bit narrow, but the supply is always good.
That bar set thing looks like the rotisserie insert from a fire place stereo. My mom had 1. It had a bar on the upper left, turntable/8 trak/AM FM radio on upper right. And a fake fireplace in the bottom. Fireplace front sides were speakers covered in the same velvet as the bar rotisserie.
That bmx frame at 6:00 is I'm pretty sure a 1998 S&M Warpig. I'd say it's worth about $150-200 US I would definitely buy it from you if I lived in Canada.
Grab and Go Units: best thing for those Grab and Go units, when you want to load and sort at home is a single axle trailer. When the schedule is tight, or the weather is bad or when the unit is already packed in boxes and totes is a 10’ single axle trailer, an enclosed trailer can really speed up the job and doesn’t ruin the trucks Mile per Gallon number. That unit could have been done in 1 trip and it’s easier to put items like the scooter in a low deck trailer. You also don’t risk moving the stock in an open truck, which can ruin the value.
Well it looks like you got your money back and some, I'm sure just parts alone on the E bike and the shoes will bring profit, but most importantly thanks for the honest look at storage unit buying in Canada and the wonderful weather that you had in Edmonton this week.
I'm awake during the night because it's 30C here in Adelaide, South Australia. Was thrilled to see a video posted. I can't get my head around-30 degrees. It's going to be 40C here today.
I always wonder the story behind these storage units. My bet on this one: college couple , broke up at the end of college, she kept paying for awhile telling him to get his stuff out and he never responds. So she stops paying and you win!
@Curiosity Incorporated 13:32 it look like a foot pedal to a tattoo machine. I had one made out of horseshoes and it had the same hookups on it. They are not cheap especially if you find a cool vintage one that looks like that. 😉
My first thought when I saw that scooter was that it looked like it had been stolen and taken for a joy ride, then with the very expensive bike with a missing wheel....it does all seem a bit suss.
What if the storage unit was where a thief stored all their loot. Looks like someone who went through cars with the variety of stuff. And went to jail.
Wonderful content as always, Alex. That fake Canon lens/coffee mug is the reason that more than a few photogs' vehicles have been broken into! They think it's a real lens, it's that convincing :-)
That is a mid drive ebike so any wheel will work on it that is the correct size. That is not a $7k version of their bikes. its more like $1600 or so if you look at their website. You were looking at their top model. The battery is a large percentage of the cost of an ebike. At least 1/3 of the cost.
So fun to see the generations of curated doll collection from the sweetest artisans’ Local Family home.I love to see my Favourite leather & metal artists! So great to see local eco-friendly Family.🌞👑🌛🌕🌜🦉🪶💌🇨🇦
Just a suggestion on filming one-handed. It may be worth an investment of 10 dollars for a chest mounted go-pro kit or whatever. You may do this in other videos (have only watched two) but just a suggestion to help your efforts during rummaging. Plus it's safer navigating clutter. Have fun!
Thank you Alexander, always great content.
From Stillwater Minnesota
I'm from. Northern Minnesota As Well 👍
Hi to Joe from Saint Paul
Cottage Grove, Minnesota here
Hi from East Central MN! 🎇
Greetings from St. Paul,MN as well. Love these videos. And trying to figure out the fahrenheit temp.
Hi guys! I checked the serial number on the bike with the NA wide police site and it’s not reported stolen. So May be ok here.
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Well that’s great news!!😍😍
That's what I was thinking - the wheel is chained to a light pole somewhere around town.
I love seeing episodes with grown up Stephen. He was just a tween when I first started watching Curiosity Inc. Its been a joy watching the kids growing up into the wonderful people they are today 😊.
My son has grown up along side. Time goes by so fast.
I just discovered your channel and am now addicted. It’s also telling me that at 71 hubby and myself need to start clearing out some of our stuff. Having emptied the homes of two dear relatives, I don’t want make my children do it.
There’s a sign next to my bed…”if I should die before I wake I pray my sister comes and cleans up this mess”. She, too, has done this a few times….it’s our little joke. Although she has promised many times to visit and give me a hand with the old tried and true method of “when was the last time you wore this?”. Did this in August and found in January I had no sweaters.
@@marylhere too funny!
Absolutely one thing that I've learned from all of your videos it is the fact that it is possible to live survive and even thrive in the absolute coldest temperatures that I could ever possibly imagine.
Things go so much faster when you have help cleaning out the unit. Steven is a really good kid.
I think he has reached adulthood.
@@Hanzyscure He is a young adult. Still a kid
😂😂😂Alex sees a bear hat, and automatically thinks Furry! Made my day! Take care darling xx
secret desires come out in the strangest ways
Not to shame furries lol😂 totally shame them !
I am in the UK who or what are Furries?
@@juliegraham8133 People that dress up like dogs and cats and live their life as one lol
I think the owner of this unit liked to play hard and have fun. Typical toy closet for the area if you have a bit of money. Must have been in good shape. I always enjoy seeing the different things that you do. Nice to see Stephen too.
Weaves, expensive - well maintained basketball shoes, high-end sporting equipment, Christmas stuff. 95% chance this unit belonged to an athletic Christian black man with a girlfriend or teenage daughter.
Stephen grew up so fast! My sons are 18 & 20, and just suddenly went from boys to young men with deep voices!😊
It always astounds me how Alex and maybe Melissa too don't wear hats when it's so freezing cold. Stephen did but Alex? I want to shiver! brrrr
If I need to be outside the only thing sticking out are my eyeballs lol
@@MelArchbold lol!
If your head, hands and feet are warm you're good.😎
Alex, the bike is only a trekking bike not full suspension mountain bike. Still they cost couple of thousand new. Hope you will find the missing parts for it.
Way to go Alex! Score!
As my son and I were watching, I told him I thought someone may had gotten married and had to give up his toys lol.
How wonderful to see you and your Son working together, Alexander! Always interested in the things you find! Thank you.😊
I was freezing watching you and Steven load your truck up! Lol
“Freezing my hinny off” brings back memories. Also “hinder”. Always wondered if it was German.
The red unit you were looking at is from a late 1950s or early 1960s floor model stereo cabinet. The back side of it is for storing record LPs!
I knew you'd be good with these storage units, because you are SO knowledgeable about a host of stuff! Sure hope you make some good money with this one. And it's delightful to see Steve helping you.
Alexander, I believe the small bar you've found came out of an old floor model stereo with high shine wooden cabinet. It appears identical to the bar insert that was behind two cabinet doors on a unit I acquired many years ago. It was on a drawer type mechanism that you could slide out of the cabinet, and it would rotate, to position the liquor holder out in front, or the LP slot holder that's on the opposite side. Circa early 1970's. I no longer have this, and sadly, can't recall the brand name. As always, many thanks for sharing your cool finds. Cheers!
Excellent finds!
Hope you get the bike & scooter up & running.
Great video- love storage units. I can not believe you guys can even go out into - ANYTHING Celsius let alone -30c!!!! I went up Mt Wellington (by car) in Tasmania (I live in South Australia- was on holidays) in mid summer and it was 7C & raining, we got out the car & tiny flakes of snow started falling! I'm 58- never seen snow falling in my entire life. We were so cold, we did a quick walk about and ran back to the car. BRRRRRRR! 🦘🐨
The Bike Looks more Like a GHOST Hybride Square womans Trekking Bike B3 Bosch and ITS about 1500,- Euro (approx. 2150,- Can. Dollar) new over Here in Germany. Its probably Worth the money You paid for the unit, when its complete and not stolen.
I got cold just watching y'all load that stuff in frigid weather. 🥰
I really like the storage unit content. It’s like a box of chocolates you never know what you’re going to get.
He used to avoid storage units all together after he did one quite some time ago. He felt bad profiting from others hard times and misfortunes. Kind of an icky moral slippery slope, but surely Alex feels differantly now.
Interesting unit. Thanks for the video Alex. Stay warm up there.
I helped a former bf get a little used Chinese scooter back around 07-08. It was nice until we learned that no one in san diego would work on them, and that they needed a lot more frequent maintenance than expected. Idk if more places work on them now, but I guess they were a very different animal than the brand name scooters of the past. Getting replacement parts may have been a problem too. Cheap plastic. Will be interested to see how that goes. I had a vespa ciao, and then an 85 honda spree when I was saving up for a car. The vespa had pedals, and rust in the fuel tank so I was constantly having to clean out the carburetor. The Spree would collect carbon in the exhaust pipe, & the motorcycle shop guy had to keep heating it up with a blowtorch & cleaning it out. Still grateful for them puttering me around for a little while when I was young.
its a joy to look at abandoned warehouses in freezing temperatures hehe. Greetings from western Norway, give it your all... hehe..... you are good at that ;-)
💓💘💝💖❤watching your videos, thank you for sharing and have a great day!
Awesome bike, I hope you make a video when you fix it up. Ebikes are getting super popular and a quality one like that should be easy to sell.
“Now it’s Elf in the Dump”! You’re a hoot, Alex.
Enjoying this content.
I used to work at a mini storage. I cleaned units out and took pics/prepped for old fashioned, in person auctions. There was hardly ever anything of great value in the units.... just a lot of trips to the dump.
I 'm sure Alex has seen the units that these places attempt to auction that are nothing but junk also.
Alex seems to know how to pick them
Seems mad that people would pay to store junk for months or years ?!
You look more like Stephen's brother, not his father, I bet you get that alot. Do love your videos, wish I was there digging in helping too. God Bless you and your family. 😺
"This is a USD 7000,- bike"... Shows picture that looks nothing like the bike he found......🤣
i wonder if hes just fooling himself..
I see that E-Teru model listed at $5000 Canadian, with the proper charger and battery. The Bosch battery is between $1200 and 1500 the charger is around $250, the Bosch motor is about 3x the price of a Bafeng or about double a Tonsheng midrive!
Still some good items..the shoes are great.I hope you can fix the electric bike,Alex. Always love to see you together with one of the kids.🙏🏻🥰
Elf in the dump lmao!!! 🤣🤣 I got a good chuckle outta that one
I've followed your videos for a bit now, I like your style !! You seem like an average Canadian, working to provide, and having some fun !! As for the temperature, I'm in Winnipeg, and I work outside in these temps ! Was -32C, with windchill at -40 this AM. Not fun, but we do it !!
peace and cookies !!
Good finds! My 16 year old Grandson is loving ALL of those shoes.
It IS a Mercedes 190...how sweet is THAT!!! Story? Cheers from Stillwater Lake, Nova Scotia!
If you have a bike shop nearby that sells e-bikes, they can read out the data from the motor, so you know how long and for how many miles it was used and if it needs a maintenance check up before you use it yourself or sell it.
I’ll bet you could find the rear wheel for that E-bike locked to a bike rack on campus somewhere 😂😂😂
I feel bad for thinking the same but yeah, battery missing (owners often take them with them) and no back tire.. XD
I’m wondering how much of that stuff was stolen. Who needs 15 drills? If so, we can always hope that whoever stole it is in jail, and that’s why they couldn’t pay their rent.
You can never have enough drills lol
I was going to say it reminded me of when my brother asked us to clear out his storage unit right when he was going to jail... for what... burglary... My mom started seeing things, and just called the cops and washed her hands of the whole affair. Especially with the conveniently missing bike wheels... Run the chain THROUGH the Frame and BOTH tires peeps.
My cousin has atleast that many and other duplicate power tools. As did my father.
My dad had many chainsaws and lawnmowers too.
They got many for free that need(ed) repair or bought for cheap. Lots of people are like that. Hoarding tendencies.
Yard sales have lots of drills.
Drill batteries are excelent for DIY electric bike builds. Previous owner might had a plan to make his own battery for the Bosch.
Nice content! Stephen is so helpful! That bitter cold did you no favors, Alex. Hot tea with honey and lemon, warm blankets and a quiet little nap. You were looking a bit wiped out near the end of the video...
Good shoes are definitely worth flipping!!
Another episode of, Alex's Garage. That SL is a beauty.
Awesome unit Yep should make pretty good money on that one between the bike and the shoes and. the motorbike for part😊 thanks for the video I enjoyed it and I’ll catch you on the next one
Looks like a good haul.
This container got me thinking though: what happens if some of the goods in there are stolen? Do you just have to forfeit it to the police? Would they hold on to it for a certain amount of time to see if it's claimed, then return it to you? Just curious.
What a VERY Random collection of things in this unit❣️
The segments where you go through purchases and where you refurbish the cars are my favs
Love that Stephen is turning into a mini-Alex
Great find on the e-bike..what a cool little unit, thanks for sharing
I just found your TH-cam channel and I wish I could help you. LOL All that cool stuff. My husband and I traveled through Alberta yrs ago. So pretty! I wish I could remember the camp ground we stayed at. My husband was eleated because the lady had a Beaver work (railroad) car that he bought. It had sat there so long a tree grew threw it. Loaded it up and took it back to Ohio.
I'm cold just watching you two out in that below 0 weather. Our yards look the same but we are having a heat wave at 20°. Good luck on the unit. Pretty cool stuff. It will be fun seeing two wheelers get fixed for a change of pace.
Hope you find the screen readout for the e-bike in all that junk. Also check serial numbers to ensure they are not reported stolen ...
Nice Mercedes 190SL in the back there. Can't wait to get the story on that one!
It brings me joy to watch you do "your thing" with the storage units...there are some "treasures" there for sure.......it always amazes me the conjecture some of the comenters come up with....goodness me!!...as always...Best from BC
Okay, I don't want to insinuate anything.. But people who drive expensive e-bikes usually take the battery with them when they have to leave the bike outside to deter thieves and the fact that the back wheel is missing..
Definetly a unit full of stolen items
Hello Alex that was a terrific find wow good money makers have a very good day love you guys !!!God Bless !!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Can't wait to see a video of you driving the Tesla with your opinion of it.
That Ghost bike should take a generic rear wheel, as long as it the right rim size, and has the right disc rotor and cassette. Since the battery is not integrated into the frame, as far as I can tell, a different battery and mount could be fitted. Getting one to fit the original mount could be expensive. I don't think it is a 7k bike, maybe 3k or more though. Get in touch with Grin Technologies in Vancouver, they should be able to help. The scooter looks pretty beat!
That scooter is exactly what I'm looking for. Now I know what name to search for thanks 😀
Be kind to one another. Stay safe. Love to all
Thanks for sharing Alexander ❤
WOW, that E-Bike, is an amazing find. Great unit to go through, Alex. Cool shoes too, there's some value there for sure. Peace ❤
Funny how so many people think this stuff was stolen. Alberta is a boomtown place - wages are high and housing costs are comparatively low. Albertans typically have a LOT of stuff, and it sells cheap at second hand too, at least compared to the west coast, where people’s budgets are much tighter thanks to crazy housing costs… I bought so many great things for very little money in my years in Alberta, from tools to motorcycles to cars and motorcycles. The selection might be a bit narrow, but the supply is always good.
Lots of good stuff in this unit! Is the Mercedes convertible new? You should do walk through on the Tesla too.
I was thinking the same thing!
That bar set thing looks like the rotisserie insert from a fire place stereo.
My mom had 1.
It had a bar on the upper left, turntable/8 trak/AM FM radio on upper right. And a fake fireplace in the bottom. Fireplace front sides were speakers covered in the same velvet as the bar rotisserie.
Good stuff! Hope you can get parts for electric bicycle.
That bmx frame at 6:00 is I'm pretty sure a 1998 S&M Warpig. I'd say it's worth about $150-200 US I would definitely buy it from you if I lived in Canada.
Grab and Go Units: best thing for those Grab and Go units, when you want to load and sort at home is a single axle trailer. When the schedule is tight, or the weather is bad or when the unit is already packed in boxes and totes is a 10’ single axle trailer, an enclosed trailer can really speed up the job and doesn’t ruin the trucks Mile per Gallon number.
That unit could have been done in 1 trip and it’s easier to put items like the scooter in a low deck trailer. You also don’t risk moving the stock in an open truck, which can ruin the value.
Well it looks like you got your money back and some, I'm sure just parts alone on the E bike and the shoes will bring profit, but most importantly thanks for the honest look at storage unit buying in Canada and the wonderful weather that you had in Edmonton this week.
I'm awake during the night because it's 30C here in Adelaide, South Australia. Was thrilled to see a video posted. I can't get my head around-30 degrees. It's going to be 40C here today.
Adelaide has been very crispy
🙋♀️❤ Just smiling! Love to see you find treasure!
I love the bear hat! It would have been a score for me with the scooter, electric bike, and bear hat.
The bike looks cool. Hope you find the things to repair it.
Congrats! Nice storage unit. Enjoyed.
It was 32 degrees today in Melbourne Oz. I cannot fathom how the kids go to school in -30 conditions & also that Alex goes out without a hat on 😮
That is a dry cold, for best results experence high humidity minus 30 in Newfoundland or the Maritimes
eBay would bring better prices for the shoes than auction. I think the shoes alone would more than total what you paid for the unit.
I always wonder the story behind these storage units. My bet on this one: college couple , broke up at the end of college, she kept paying for awhile telling him to get his stuff out and he never responds. So she stops paying and you win!
Thanks Alex!
@Curiosity Incorporated 13:32 it look like a foot pedal to a tattoo machine. I had one made out of horseshoes and it had the same hookups on it. They are not cheap especially if you find a cool vintage one that looks like that. 😉
That unit was well worth the money , garanteed to get your money back , Godbless 👍👍
Alex, please don’t put any money into that bike or scooter until you check with the cops to see if they’re stolen!
Mind your beeswax. He already checked. Not that it's your business to tell him what to do.
This unit is full of stolen items
Hardtail ladies commuter ebike with old tech Bosch motor the one in the pic at 7k is a full suspension enduro bike so nothing like it
I’m thinking the bike might have been stolen. Back wheel was locked up
My thought too!
I was thinking the person is in jail for robbery to afford the Jordan’s. Pretty cynical, huh?🤗💕🦋
My first thought when I saw that scooter was that it looked like it had been stolen and taken for a joy ride, then with the very expensive bike with a missing wheel....it does all seem a bit suss.
Me too. A lot of this looks stolen.
What if the storage unit was where a thief stored all their loot. Looks like someone who went through cars with the variety of stuff. And went to jail.
Your truck is beautiful. I love the name of your TH-cam
Wonderful content as always, Alex. That fake Canon lens/coffee mug is the reason that more than a few photogs' vehicles have been broken into! They think it's a real lens, it's that convincing :-)
That is a mid drive ebike so any wheel will work on it that is the correct size. That is not a $7k version of their bikes. its more like $1600 or so if you look at their website. You were looking at their top model. The battery is a large percentage of the cost of an ebike. At least 1/3 of the cost.
Did you know, sports balls with air leaks are the perfect dog park toy?
Really enjoy these vlogs.
But as an Australian, Brrr!
Can not even imagine -10°C!
Let alone -30°C!
It is +26°C here today. 🌞
Alex, have you ever had someone see your content and contact you saying it was their stuff in the storage locker?
So fun to see the generations of curated doll collection from the sweetest artisans’ Local Family home.I love to see my Favourite leather & metal artists! So great to see local eco-friendly Family.🌞👑🌛🌕🌜🦉🪶💌🇨🇦
That was a cool locker!! Surprise!! Runners$$$$$😂😂
That E-Bike has the motor as part of the pedal hub. So you just need to find a regular flat tire and rim. Besides battery system.
Some interesting stuff. Think they were into sports for sure. Great find on that bike though. Happy digging and have a great day
I think that might be a bike thief locker
Congrats on this one eh? Happy for you. WOW!
I keep remembering when you won the storage unit and had to drop some things off at the ‘cop shop’
Just a suggestion on filming one-handed.
It may be worth an investment of 10 dollars for a chest mounted go-pro kit or whatever.
You may do this in other videos (have only watched two) but just a suggestion to help your efforts during rummaging. Plus it's safer navigating clutter.
Have fun!
On the e-bike don’t forget the battery charger if you didn’t find it!
Great haul from the storage unit...when did you get the Tesla? My son has one and he loves it....waiting for the next house clean out!
Tesla details were in a previous video.
I have one of those camera lens mugs. It comes with a lid that looks like a lens cover.