Reasons To Ride Your Bike!

What is special about your bike?

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[aon]

“You don’t have to have a nice bike”
Proceed to show Pinarello bike in the video 💀

[zandyowens]

Thanks for the inspiration! Because if your channel I went from biking maybe 8 miles a ride, to 40-60 miles, all on a mountain bike with drop down bars. I didn’t buy a new bike I just added the bars which gave me encouragement

[azharifauzan]

"Ride whatever bike you have" is often said by he/she who has the high-end bike 😂

[Johann-]

Fixing an old thrown out bike and getting it on the road again is a good feeling. Way cheaper too than a new $3, 000 high tec machine. I love the older bikes that people could afford years ago.

[gbart]

One of my best friends is my 1988 American Comp Lite. It's always taking me places I would not have gone without it, often takes me a bit further than I was planning to go and has talked me into buying more bicycle jewelry than my wife.
I've tried to buy my wife some nice light tires and she just looks at me strangely.
No accounting for tastes!
My bike really liked them, though;)
Keep it fun, folks!

[stevenmulder]

I agree I just bought a 1990’s vintage road race bike Italian made it’s lighter than my aluminium bike and I look forward to getting out on it.

[borec_forever]

i have a shimano 18v and i love it. it might be old and vintage a bit, but it's reliable and i love it

[briancaine]

Just obtained a 1985 Nashbar for $100. Getting me back into rising after decade’s long hiatus. She’s spot on.

[LeDank]

I had a vintage Schwinn which I had refurbished and kept in tip-top shape. It wasn’t the lightest, fastest, or most impressive looking bike but I sure loved riding it.

[bierzoelite]

mine is !!! always a good moment together ! ❤

[operationblackneptune]

Just like you manon.. you are so special.. ❤️❤️❤️

[teodortodorovski]

As a 100dolar bike bike rider from the Balkans im happy i have air and gears

[Slime_on_a_rock]

The reason I have is "commuting" :)

[holywatergum]

Got some areo bars recently for that reason super cheap too and not v bad for falls too

[Alimukz]

I have a 2010 old 105 Aluminium trek and a new full carbon aero bike... I prefer the old one, the clicks on the gears, the comfort, never goes wrong

[DefaultUsername]

70s Apollo Steel turned into a single speed with front brake and a star wars reflector. Rubber ducky bell. Lets go.

[supertouring]

Your bike doesn’t have to be the best, but your other bikes must be 😉

[Nicolelmfaolee]

I have a regular ass bike- and i litrally ride it every where and deep clean in once a year 😅

[parenthlete]

The most ridden bike is the imagined miles on that n+1th future acquisition

[btcodm]

yeah i don't need new chains because my 6 year old chain's all rusty and un-maintained i can still ride