How to Ride Your Bike In The Rain - Fixed Gear Edition

Heavy rains brought flash floods in San Francisco, but that didn't stop us from going out and riding bikes. This is more of a demonstration than it is a how to but there really isn't much to riding in the rain. Get yourself some fenders, in our case these "Musguards" and bring a change of clothes if you're going somewhere. That's it. After rolling around until our clothes weighed an extra 9lbs, we eventually made our way to MASH SF where Mike Martin gave us both shelter and fresh socks. Shout outs to MASH for always taking care of us. I love a good rainy day in SF.

RIDERS:

GEAR IN THIS VIDEO:

[miguelferrandisperez]

My god.... the aesthetic of your videos convined with the skill make them a real cinematography experience

[greenhat]

Streets: floods


Matt: it’s biking time

[emanthegman]

I just love the simplicity of it, no brakes no free casset, just you connected to wheels

[leomathlein]

people in britain be like: "It's a bit wet there innit, yes, yes an umbrella could be of use t'day mate".

[motoklasyczny]

I have been cycling for 40 years and I did not know that you can still ride this way. I love challenges. Great music and of course bicycle riders✊🔥🚲♾💯

[adityajonathanmamahit]

Me, before this vid: ah shit, rain

Me, after this vid: yay rain!

[uncletony]

Bring back good memories, rode a bike till I was 18, I went everywhere on that thing. Just bought myself a litespeed after 20 years of not riding, my favorite memories were on a bike.

[exploringwithadz]

Go on ladz u guys r legends! I never thought id actually see stuff like this on a fixie!!

[nabobgreen]

Missed the live but will probably watch several times. Thanks and blessings Matt

[charlesfosterkane]

I remember buying a Surly Crosscheck in 2003 and setting it up with the right mix of road and MTB parts to get a fast moving bike that could cross about any terrain. Now, I see the same thing happening with the right mix of track frame and BMX parts. Kids who rode their BMX bikes grew up to ride a fixie but saw how some of the BMX principles could morph the bicycle to evolve to urban assault.

[robertlievanoX]

Matt always showing us pure quality, excellent videos, cinematography is great, the style of the video very good.

Greetings Matt

[ajmotorsport]

Love the filming love the bike💯💯🤘man you are truly the 🐐 man God bless you and the family stay safe out there 🙏

[fanygurl]

*Looked at a lot of options for getting my **Latest.Bike** . Great find in SAVA. Super light, nice components, really good value as it comes with many options only found in much higher priced bikes.*

[nicholasnbn]

Coming back to watch it again😎 nice video, Matt

[baskhemjingmutlyngdohmarsh]

I'm still wondering which is the 'how to' part in this video.

[donjohn]

This was the video that got me to try fixies. OfferUp had a Charge Mortar and I swooped that up because of this video! Found out it wasn't for me and lowrider bikes still has my heart; but I still watch videos from this channel religiously 😂😂

[heisenbergkierkegaard]

Thanks for the tutorial. Will try it later during the storm 😍😍😍

[ghosteh]

Perfect motivation to go ride on this rainy day

[teavaroa]

Didnt know I needed this... Bravo mate, bravo!

[dominikjanovsky]

Awesome work man, again. Those simply but great idea in the rain! Nice!