Wow, your style is truly exceptional. I just discovered your channel today, and I was immediately impressed by the quality and creativity of your content. But then I noticed you haven't posted in over a year. I really hope everything is going well for you. It would be fantastic to see you back in action, sharing more of your cool tips and tricks about cycling. Your unique insights and advice have clearly made a lasting impact, and I'm sure I’m not the only one who would love to see more from you. Looking forward to any updates you might have!
Hey Victor, hadn’t seen a video of yours for a while, hope you’re doing ok? Just thought I’d post a comment to say I’ve been inspired by your videos and fell in love with a flame Lacquer c line Brompton. It arrived this week, I’m absolutely loving it, thanks for the great videos.
Great hacks! I always have those "foot heel" problems with the rear rack. We also have a new yoga mat, an unused Apple tracking device, and a Quad lock, so these hacks are very relevant to us. Thanks!
Hi again. Took your iTag hack to heart. I found that on our front bag mounts, the Tag did not fit in a way that did not in some way effect the quality of the mount release movement. The plastic seemed to rub against the tag when we inserted it. Instead, I snuck it in an under-seat bag.
The other day I was faced with a potential hack for my Brompton and I found myself asking, "What would Victor do?" And then the solution came to me! Thank you for the wonderful content you create.
wow, very clever ideas. I like all of them, but as I am not using my Brompton for shopping, I think the one I am going to use is the air tag. Like these practical videos, thank you
Wow Victor I think only you can think of these bIke hacks, Is your engeneering gift you have. I just love what you did with moving the bag to the handle bar, “genius “. I love those glass bottles sodas now I can enjoy them while I’m ridding. Great and awesome Ideas that basically we all can use them. Thank you again for
I have been thinking about hiding the tracking device for some time, but could not find any good place to hide. Your idea from this video is really smart.
Hahaha. I had a period in my life when I used the eraser all the time around the home. And then this habit suddenly stopped for no reason. Thanks for reminding me about it!
5:40 if your routine is to swing your right leg over the saddle when getting off, you should be careful with this solution as you might forget about the obstacle mounted to your seatpost.
I've never seen them on your channel, but if you haven't heard of Voile straps you should check them out. They even have a new strap designed for racks. They were originally designed as ski straps, to hold skis together but they're great for lashing things to bikes. I'm not affiliated in any way, I just find them to be an indispensable piece of kit.
Hey Ryan, I've heard about them. They seem to be very popular for bike packing. Never tried them though, and I'm not sure what exactly I would use them for. Do you use them for some specific purpose?
@@EverydayCycling I have a VO Porteur rack on my gravel bike and I strap my shopping tote or bag of climbing gear to it using the Voile straps. They could replace anything that you use your Velcro straps for except they're a little rubbery, have some stretch to them and are easy to secure with the their belt holes. Oh and you can daisy chain them I'm about to order their new rack straps because they're more secure for larger items than my cargo net is.
Rear Rack not wide enough ? And Soft Stuff could deform while transporting? For a few bugs, get a Metal grille/ grid from Home Depot. ( the Garden one are specially good, because there light, got a plastic cover and are cheap ) Zip Tie for permanent or Velcro for occasionally use. …………… The Front luggage block awesome, but sometimes you don’t carry so much crap with you but and you want the additional weight in the front for better handling. What i did. I took a diy front block adapter and put on a big Pouch. Then I mounted a front block under my seat with a seat light mounting and if I now want to ride with just my phone and wallet - I do it, specially nice on hot days with empty pockets. Pockets free and still space enough for a small water bottle in this pouch.
Another great video. All of these hacks are awesome. Thanks. Which rear rack are you using? I have both the Brompton rear rack, as well as the H&H mini Q rack.
This was a great video. I came here via a web search about air tags, and your tips were great. Also loved your advice about how to use the notches on the luggage rack to secure things to avoid heel strike. That never occurred to me. But as a side note -- I tried to install omni wheels, and I messed it up. I think I should've used omni wheels with bushings, but didn't order those. Is that what I should've done?
hello there brompton rider, can you help my where/how to find a pare of those orange wheels here in belgium... greetings and thanks for the video's you make and show
Thanks for sharing these useful hacks. While I still don’t own a Brompton (they’re so difficult to buy now), I’ve been watching your videos. Stay safe.
Victor, I know Atlanta gets nowhere near as cold as where I'm from, Chicago, but I'm wondering if you have ever tried handlebar mitts on your Brompton. I lost the ones for my omafiets and am wondering if they are worth replacing for the Brompton.
I don't even have a Brompton, but I found this persons suggestions ingenious. Thanks for sharing.
I'm so glad you enjoyed them!
That last bit about extending the straps is genius!
Wow, your style is truly exceptional. I just discovered your channel today, and I was immediately impressed by the quality and creativity of your content. But then I noticed you haven't posted in over a year. I really hope everything is going well for you. It would be fantastic to see you back in action, sharing more of your cool tips and tricks about cycling. Your unique insights and advice have clearly made a lasting impact, and I'm sure I’m not the only one who would love to see more from you. Looking forward to any updates you might have!
Thank you so much. Your videos are a big reason that I have ordered a Brompton for my wife and myself. Keep up the good work.
Are you still around? Hope all good with you man.
Yeah. Only recently found this channel, it's so nice and informative.
Hope he's fine.
I was concened we would get through a whole bike hacks video without using any cable ties. It was a relief to see they make it in at the end.
That would've been a sin. haha
Loved every single one of those hacks. Many thanks for All Your Great Videos.
Hey Victor, hadn’t seen a video of yours for a while, hope you’re doing ok? Just thought I’d post a comment to say I’ve been inspired by your videos and fell in love with a flame Lacquer c line Brompton. It arrived this week, I’m absolutely loving it, thanks for the great videos.
I like the way you use the rack indentations to adjust/secure stuff, very clever!
They're very helpful!
Yes, agree. The indents to avoid heel strikes is a great idea
Airtag inside the luggage block is genius! Will definitely be trying that.
the airtag hiding places are genius’s 👍🏻
it wont fit in there
Excellent hacks as usual!!! My favorite : the coke/beer opener 🍻😊, and airtag hides!! Thanks again. Cheers
Thanks!! Bottle opener is a real saver sometimes.
@@EverydayCycling would you mind if I use it in my next video? And of course mentioning you…?
@@handsonbrompton7875 go for it!
@@EverydayCycling you re great 👍🍻
@@handsonbrompton7875 Love your channel - 'cos you're funny. Love this channel cos he's smart (okay - you're both funny and smart!) 🤣🤣❤
Great hacks! I always have those "foot heel" problems with the rear rack. We also have a new yoga mat, an unused Apple tracking device, and a Quad lock, so these hacks are very relevant to us. Thanks!
I'm glad to hear that!
Hi again. Took your iTag hack to heart. I found that on our front bag mounts, the Tag did not fit in a way that did not in some way effect the quality of the mount release movement. The plastic seemed to rub against the tag when we inserted it. Instead, I snuck it in an under-seat bag.
Brilliant video as ever! The Brompton community will certainly love all of these intuitive hacks. Thanks Victor
Thanks for the tips. Very helpful 😊
The other day I was faced with a potential hack for my Brompton and I found myself asking, "What would Victor do?" And then the solution came to me! Thank you for the wonderful content you create.
Nice! Curious to know what you came up with!
You're a master. So much relevant stuff in here. Thank you for doing these!
Hey Chris, I'm glad you like them and found them relevant!! I think especially the cargo carrying tips are quite useful!
This was so excellent! I ran into the heel-strike on a pizza box and totally forgot I could adjust the bungies with those side hooks!
Damn, you are the master of brompton hacks!!! Saludos desde México!
Great hacks. Especially liked the kitchen wrap idea.
Very useful. Many thanks.
Hard to say which was most helpful.. but the diagonal pizza was inspired.. ("lateral" thinking?)
Your videos are always a treat - relevant, interesting and very nicely edited. Thank you
I gotta say #10 is a genius hack! Keep up the great work with your videos, I really enjoy watching them all!
It is extremely helpful in many occasions! Thanks!
I love most of your hacks and this time the one about the airtag hides. Awesome!!!
Glad you liked that one!! I was wondering if I should put it or not.
wow, very clever ideas. I like all of them, but as I am not using my Brompton for shopping, I think the one I am going to use is the air tag. Like these practical videos, thank you
I'm glad you liked them!
Hi there, missing your videos, hope all is well with you
Awesome tips! your front bag hack is particularly helpful to me. Thank you,
Really big helper magic. Sooo grateful. 🥰 Happy trails.
I love the way you put engineering so easy in your routine and life style. 👏🏼🤓
Wow Victor I think only you can think of these bIke hacks, Is your engeneering gift you have. I just love what you did with moving the bag to the handle bar, “genius “. I love those glass bottles sodas now I can enjoy them while I’m ridding. Great and awesome Ideas that basically we all can use them. Thank you again for
Has it really been 2 years since your last Brompton video? What happened? Life?:)))
Excellent! Finally, now I now how to transport toilet paper on my Brompton! Thank you for so many cool tips. Cheers!
Glad it was helpful!
I liked the engineering bending the metal tubing to fit the smaller bag. A NO to the warm Coke on a hot day :P
Omg what a brilliant video with actually incredibly helpful and innovative tips! I’m so glad I found your channel.
You have a bromptony mind! Love it!
Oh, thanks Eric!
miss your content. Thank you for sharing
I just got myself a brompton also thanks to your great videos. Hope you are doing well and whatever is going on in your life brings you joy ❤️
How much they cost?
I have been thinking about hiding the tracking device for some time, but could not find any good place to hide. Your idea from this video is really smart.
Thanks again for a great video!! I liked especially the variety of your hacks, because there where many I can use! And I like your creativity a lot!!!
You are so welcome! I'm glad you liked them!
Where are you bro
Now I really needs to buy quadlock!!!! Also i like the idea of hiding the air-tag.
Sheer brilliance and Thanks for sharing.
Question: Will you produce any new content soon? I would like to hear your thoughts on the new P and T line Bromptons. Thank you again.
*_Thank you for sharing your great cycling experiences, wish you a lot of health and success in life._*
Love the ali-bar bending hack.
Great vid as always 🌞
I'm looking forward to your definitive review of the electric Brompton. Some great ideas in this video.
Great ideas! Thank you for share! You win a new followers, my best wishes!
Thanks for AirTag tip!
Really good idea~! Bottle opener 😆 nice 😊👍
Good job. I have learnt something here today. Thanks.
Keep it coming Victor!
Love the AirTag hiding hacks!
Ahaha that coke sat on a table during the entire shooting.
@@EverydayCycling hey, what is the size of sponge that you cut to support the airtag in the front block? It is such a great idea!!!
Hahaha. I had a period in my life when I used the eraser all the time around the home. And then this habit suddenly stopped for no reason. Thanks for reminding me about it!
Another Awesome video! Thanks Victor!
Fantastic hacks. Thank you for your creative ideas.
Glad you like them, Erick!
Wow this was the most useful hacks in my life I ever had and ever watch and I don't even own one😂😂😂
great video victor. some really useful hacks!
Glad you like them!
Ur very smart...u know so much and thanks for sharing everything as u share these vlogs!!
The pizza box slapping moment made my day XD
Brillant! How clever!
Hooray! You are so awesomely nerdy. Love this video so much.
😊 thank you
Ok, this was pretty genius.
Glad you think so!
Thanks for the useful hacks
My favourite hack was bag rack. It is much much cheaper than to do it than actually buying one!😎🇬🇧
Yeah, the aluminum rod cost 5 bucks!
Great hacks. Love your videos. New subscriber here 👌
I really enjoyed this video :D
Another great video full of amazing idea's ❤👌👌👌 Thankyou very much 😍
Love your hacks. Awsome video!
Usefull video guys...tks a lot
5:40 if your routine is to swing your right leg over the saddle when getting off, you should be careful with this solution as you might forget about the obstacle mounted to your seatpost.
Hope you are well…missing your videos.
I've never seen them on your channel, but if you haven't heard of Voile straps you should check them out. They even have a new strap designed for racks. They were originally designed as ski straps, to hold skis together but they're great for lashing things to bikes. I'm not affiliated in any way, I just find them to be an indispensable piece of kit.
Hey Ryan, I've heard about them. They seem to be very popular for bike packing. Never tried them though, and I'm not sure what exactly I would use them for. Do you use them for some specific purpose?
@@EverydayCycling I have a VO Porteur rack on my gravel bike and I strap my shopping tote or bag of climbing gear to it using the Voile straps. They could replace anything that you use your Velcro straps for except they're a little rubbery, have some stretch to them and are easy to secure with the their belt holes. Oh and you can daisy chain them
I'm about to order their new rack straps because they're more secure for larger items than my cargo net is.
🍕 Pizza hack is a great idea!
Interesting,some useful tips,thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
Definitely the bottle opener hack ;-)
Love it too!
Victor, are you still there? Haven't see your video lately
I'm here! I'll post again very soon, thanks for sticking around!
Miss your Brompton daily routine
Rear Rack not wide enough ? And Soft Stuff could deform while transporting?
For a few bugs, get a Metal grille/ grid from Home Depot. ( the Garden one are specially good, because there light, got a plastic cover and are cheap )
Zip Tie for permanent or Velcro for occasionally use.
……………
The Front luggage block awesome, but sometimes you don’t carry so much crap with you but and you want the additional weight in the front for better handling.
What i did. I took a diy front block adapter and put on a big Pouch. Then I mounted a front block under my seat with a seat light mounting and if I now want to ride with just my phone and wallet - I do it, specially nice on hot days with empty pockets.
Pockets free and still space enough for a small water bottle in this pouch.
Very useful!
Another great video. All of these hacks are awesome. Thanks. Which rear rack are you using? I have both the Brompton rear rack, as well as the H&H mini Q rack.
Haven’t seen you update a while
I hope you are ok 👍
Hey Paul, I'm doing okay. Will be back very soon. Thanks for sticking around!
This is cool!
what a genius you are...
😊 i enjoyed ur bike hack videos. I own a pikes which is a clone. Your videos helped! Thanks a lot🙏🏻
Pikes Indonesia ?
Glad you like them! I guess clones share a lot with Bromptons in terms of accessories and compatible parts, so I'm happy you learned something!
@@ghifarihusnulkhuluk if ur in indonesia u can consider getting pikes.
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hi,nice bike my freind.
very good video 👍
You've not posted in 2 years... are u alright?
I don't have a Brompton but a like was due
Ahaha thanks for that!
Nice hacks, thanks. Does the Klickfix adapter interfere when dropping the handlebar to fold the Brompton?
This was a great video. I came here via a web search about air tags, and your tips were great. Also loved your advice about how to use the notches on the luggage rack to secure things to avoid heel strike. That never occurred to me. But as a side note -- I tried to install omni wheels, and I messed it up. I think I should've used omni wheels with bushings, but didn't order those. Is that what I should've done?
Hope all good with you man - 3 YEARS to hear news from you !
would you be able to give any advise or link on the best way to mount a touring backpack on the rear rack/ seatpost of the bike... thanks
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I couldn't have referenced it better 👆👆
hello there brompton rider,
can you help my where/how to find a pare of those orange wheels here in belgium...
greetings and thanks for the video's you make and show
Thanks for sharing these useful hacks. While I still don’t own a Brompton (they’re so difficult to buy now), I’ve been watching your videos. Stay safe.
Genius x 10.
Yes…. Some good ones.
Victor, I know Atlanta gets nowhere near as cold as where I'm from, Chicago, but I'm wondering if you have ever tried handlebar mitts on your Brompton. I lost the ones for my omafiets and am wondering if they are worth replacing for the Brompton.
Nice!
I have subscribed your channel 🔥 from india 🇮🇳
Thank you!
you are so clever!
Thanks for the video! I was wondering if the Wotencraft bags would also be suited and covenient to use with the Electric brompton battery?
Hum, unfortunately not! They're strictly non-electric. The luggage block on the electric/non-electric is significantly different
@@EverydayCycling Obrigado!