Congrats on that beauty, it really looks like a cute little workhorse, I’m very happy for you! :) To me compact cargo bikes with small but chunky tires present the perfect balance between looking like a beloved toy and being super useful for daily life. I riding a omnium mini for my daily commuter a it’s just ridiculous how much weight that one can handle. Adding a cargo bike to my bike collection, even a small one, changed my life more than any bike before that.
I got a cargo bike in June (A Riese & Muller Load 75) and I've already put almost 1,200 km on it. It's fantastic, and such a great way to get around with kids, groceries, and stuff.
"And I think this will be last one for a while. I always say that." 👏 I feel very seen with that comment. Will be curious to hear your opinions of the drive train after you've had the bike for a while. .
I can totally relate to the bit at the end when you mentioned your social battery was depleted. 😅 That is me after any kind of social event! Introverts gather here! 😂❤
Best handlebars, great choice! 🥰 Didnt realize it has belt steering as you showed it on Insta! Small cargobikes are the best! Our Omnium Mini is a great workhorse all year round as well. Hope you'll have a chance for some touring on the Monopole, would be interesting to see how it handles a day of bikepacking. Greetz! P.S: typicial Super 73 Rider at 13:37 😂😂
What sweet cago bike! Hey maybe you can get a side gig running items and such for people in your neighborhood where you live! Ask for payment in bike parts and coffee! Plus you can kill two birds with one stone (you do not have to kill the birds) by enjoying the ride at the sametime. Thanks for sharing! 여러분의 바퀴가 그곳에서 빠르고 안전하기를 바랍니다!
Love this 💚 "Probably Riding My Toolbike" was a nice touch. I feel like compact cargobikes like this are the future and have so many useful daily applications. And the belt drive system makes it even more user friendly and approachable for the general population. Investment in proper bike infrastructure and cargobikes could replace a huge amount of car trips. Thanks for another great video, hope you have a good weekend 😊 "Not in a creepy way, please." 💀
This takes me 20-25 years back, when i rode cargobikes 10 hours a day for a living. Most were massive trikes (no E-assist then!), but my favourite was the one which your bike reminds me of - the Kemper Filibus, with the wonderful old Sachs 3x7. The on-board footage just went straight into my muscle memory of that filibus. Nowadays I have an Elephant Bike in the UK and a Gazelle with the ubiquitous dutch crate for Amsterdam (plus an antique German monster). I will never willingly be without a cargobike, and I’m sure that in a year from now you will wonder how you ever managed. In other matters, I notice that you must be using some form of chest cam mount, as do I sometimes, but I’ve never found a comfortable one. Do you have any suggestions?
Hello i've been into your videos thesedays I always ride alone and I want to ride with you someday I live in seoul too :) Please keep posting videos sir🫡
Otherwise try a bike trailer, same load volume. Sure less heavy lift capacity than a cargo bike. But for loads up to 40 kg/ 88 lbs a trailer will fine. Much cheaper too.
Congrats on that beauty, it really looks like a cute little workhorse, I’m very happy for you! :)
To me compact cargo bikes with small but chunky tires present the perfect balance between looking like a beloved toy and being super useful for daily life. I riding a omnium mini for my daily commuter a it’s just ridiculous how much weight that one can handle.
Adding a cargo bike to my bike collection, even a small one, changed my life more than any bike before that.
Sweet build. Love the symmetry of the cable runs - bravo! I wish I had space for a cargo bike too.
Thought this was another Gary's Projects vid for a second. Really like how you built yours up. The Simworks cables are a nice cherry on top.
haha me too! When i heard the music I was v confused.
I got a cargo bike in June (A Riese & Muller Load 75) and I've already put almost 1,200 km on it. It's fantastic, and such a great way to get around with kids, groceries, and stuff.
“I need someone with a cargo bike to come help me out” is the new “I need someone with. Truck to come help me out” and I love that ❤️
"And I think this will be last one for a while. I always say that." 👏 I feel very seen with that comment.
Will be curious to hear your opinions of the drive train after you've had the bike for a while.
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I can totally relate to the bit at the end when you mentioned your social battery was depleted. 😅 That is me after any kind of social event! Introverts gather here! 😂❤
Nice Monopole Cargo Bike, congratulations. I use a Roland bike trailer, because I already own an E-trike. Same cargo capacity as your Monopole.
Wake up babe, Probably Riding just dropped a new video.
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Best handlebars, great choice! 🥰
Didnt realize it has belt steering as you showed it on Insta!
Small cargobikes are the best! Our Omnium Mini is a great workhorse all year round as well. Hope you'll have a chance for some touring on the Monopole, would be interesting to see how it handles a day of bikepacking.
Greetz!
P.S: typicial Super 73 Rider at 13:37 😂😂
I love bikes but I hate those ones. Not against e-bikes but they’re just e-motorbikes.
Love the new bike. Love the video. Love the vibe. Love N+1.
I would love one but they are a bit out of my immediate price range at $4700 for the non-ebike version. Great review though!
What sweet cago bike!
Hey maybe you can get a side gig running items and such for people in your neighborhood where you live! Ask for payment in bike parts and coffee! Plus you can kill two birds with one stone (you do not have to kill the birds) by enjoying the ride at the sametime.
Thanks for sharing!
여러분의 바퀴가 그곳에서 빠르고 안전하기를 바랍니다!
Love this 💚
"Probably Riding My Toolbike" was a nice touch.
I feel like compact cargobikes like this are the future and have so many useful daily applications. And the belt drive system makes it even more user friendly and approachable for the general population. Investment in proper bike infrastructure and cargobikes could replace a huge amount of car trips.
Thanks for another great video, hope you have a good weekend 😊
"Not in a creepy way, please." 💀
This takes me 20-25 years back, when i rode cargobikes 10 hours a day for a living. Most were massive trikes (no E-assist then!), but my favourite was the one which your bike reminds me of - the Kemper Filibus, with the wonderful old Sachs 3x7. The on-board footage just went straight into my muscle memory of that filibus. Nowadays I have an Elephant Bike in the UK and a Gazelle with the ubiquitous dutch crate for Amsterdam (plus an antique German monster). I will never willingly be without a cargobike, and I’m sure that in a year from now you will wonder how you ever managed.
In other matters, I notice that you must be using some form of chest cam mount, as do I sometimes, but I’ve never found a comfortable one. Do you have any suggestions?
Hello i've been into your videos thesedays
I always ride alone and I want to ride with you someday
I live in seoul too :)
Please keep posting videos sir🫡
Maybe one day!
New but old it’s Granvilles bike from open all hours 😊
Would love a hat. Getting bald and easily sunburned on my bike.
More in the works.
Next video "How I carry my new bike on my cargobike".
Always wanted a cargo bike but I feel like I wouldn’t have enough use for it in my daily life (though I’m sure it would be useful if I had it.
I was the same but now I love it and will find reasons to use it.
Otherwise try a bike trailer, same load volume. Sure less heavy lift capacity than a cargo bike. But for loads up to 40 kg/ 88 lbs a trailer will fine. Much cheaper too.
@@mardiffv.8775I’ve got two pannier bags that are 25 litres each, pretty great for grocery shopping but not much good for bulky items.
Second!!❤🎉
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