Cops & Velomobiles
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2013
- Another fun ride. More at YellowMobile.net
Music courtesy of audiofarm. Thanks to the artists.
Definitely Not My Kind of Snake- King Zaya - audiofarm.org/audiofiles/20174
Electro Tango - Vol. 4 - Oscar Aguilar - audiofarm.org/audiofiles/14886
Looking Over - Sondre Dragsnes - audiofarm.org/audiofiles/20093
When I first started watching, I said "that looks like the Fox River Trail", then "Hey, that looks like downtown Batavia, Prairie Path Cycles is right there" Then I realized, hey, I have seen you riding around before :) Thing looks cool on the road!
Same - So funny!
Damn!!!! That looks like so, so much fun.... Be safe !!
Nice ride and beautiful scenery!
beautiful ! great music.
Thanks for the music.
Geez the Cops stopped you like you were riding around with grenade in your hand
Always good to know when officers are willing to inform their colleagues about you and velomobiles in general so that there most likely won't be any issues in the future.
There shouldn't be in the first place if they weren't idiots. Driving on the bike trail like a moron smh.
Awesome ride
hmmm I might have to visit st Charles and bring my quest to ride around the area. Looks like nice trails there.
Thank for the ride,reminds me of river scape west of Dayton Oh
awesome bike paths near that river and park
Great vid👏
That was fun.
Glad you liked it Jan! Thanks for stopping by.
Hi! Nice video and nice places to ride!
Forza!
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It was actually a working mill here at one time, and I believe it wasn't the only one in the area.
Expecting my Mango mid June, 2015, great vid, great music, great content' at last a velo vid with no techno-hop brain mashing soundtrack, cool !
Nice track!
did you build this? I want 1
Heck, for reason I'm not entirely sure of, I found myself entranced by this vid'. Can someone say exactly where it was filmed? Looked like some nice scenery for a spot of velomobiling (is that a word?) ;0)
Cammie, where do you and it live? It's beautiful there and way cool for riding.
We live in St. Charles, IL, USA. I agree, it is a fantastic place to ride.
Cammie N me
Are you serious? I live in South Elgin Illinois and I'm building my own velomobile. I hope to see you on the trail.
Cammie N me
I know there's not much hills out your way, but how do you deal with them?
Krasnaja Zvezda low gear and an electric motor
do you post at bentrider online? We have a velomobile forum there if you don't already post there. Lots of information and modifications and such for the quest.
Where is the audio?
I'm trying to find a route from Fort Wayne, IN to the GAP Trail which starts in Pittsburg, Pensivania. Anyone got any suggestions?
Old 40 route 40 as much as you can to Pittsburgh
Frank Smith Thanks.
How much is one of these Velomobiles? They look interesting.
DarkComet360 They range from around $5,000 for a kit to over $10,000 for one with headlights, tail lights, horn, turn signals, etc. You can also add electric assist for hillier parts of the world. That may seem like a lot to many people but if you buy it to replace a car, like I am, it can pay for itself in a little over a year. Check out pedalyourselfhealthy.org/Velos/VeloComparisonChart.html for a good comparison chart. The one in this video looks like either a Mango or a BlueVelo Quest or Strada.
These things look like 3 wheeled pedal powered streamliners to me. Now if you can build me one to look like Breedlove's Spirit of America, I might just consider it...Cool!
7:57 What's that Windmill doing in Illinois ? Doesn't that belong in The Netherlands ?
I wish I could afford one. But no chance on a disabled vets income *LOL*
The cops were scared to death.
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Thx for a super long video where literally nothing happens before and after (and pretty much during) 4:30.
Walks like a duck, quacks like a duck....
After viewing another one of your great videos,I was thinking.Hey why not get all these cops an electric velomobiles for their beat! Think of the savings to the tax payer.I say electric since the cops need speed at times.Ha
I'm glad you're enjoying the rides too. I think that may be a bit of a hard sell to the local police but hey, the times they are a changin.
It would help with their muffin top's as well.
bel velomobile strano che la polizia ti ha fermato non conoscono il mezzo?
"nice guy" NO that was abuse of power. get an attorney and sue for harassment..! when the city has to pay a large settlement, this will stop.
Yeah that guy was kind of a stupid prick huh driving on the trail like that smh
this makes me wish i had 8k to drop on a bicycle:(
***** electric powered velomobile > gokart . I own a Kt100 go kart and velomobiles are more fun. I also race super sport bikes and autocross my sport cars.
Why u are scared of cops? That is a bike I think?
Maybe they are not authorized to drive on the public road?
He has a Kilo behind the seat man.
MegaKameleon123 A lot of cops don't know what it is and think it has a motor. It is also allowed on roads and sidewalks because it meets the standards of a bike.
MrJonttu Official why you are illiterate
Think the cop overreacted a bit? Even if it was something that shouldn't be on a bike trail. Cutting you off like that doesn't seem the best approach.
This video sucks. it's titled cops and velomobiles. right at 9 minutes long and the only enteraction with police is where they turned in their siren and stopped you. no recording of the police. Just less than 30 seconds of you putting up captions on the screen. you should have titled this video, "velomobiles and the drivers who don't know how to make an interesting video". I hope you improve in the future.
Why do citizens address police officers as sir? Did we citizens all enlist in some invisible fascist militaristic service organization where we all must subserviently address our "superiors" as "Sir"?
Through four years of being in the military during the "Vietnam conflict," I came to the point of avoiding "Sir" on any and every occasion where I thought I could get away with it, including failing to salute. My own little meaningless protest. (It wasn't meaningless to me, obviously. I should add that I never even came close to Vietnam or combat.)
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Because you show respect that way. Same reason I use "sir" when addressing anyone else that deserves it. My grandfather, father, uncle...etc.
Its not a military thing... Sir and mam are just respectful prefixes
Btw.. Thank you for your service.
kens97sto171 It's interesting to note that police in some areas of the country show respect to "civilians" by not tasing, clubbing, or shooting them. It is better, obviously, if both police and citizens (not "civilians," as the police in their militaristic pretentiousness characteristically call us) drop the "Sir" posturing and simply do honest and forthright business with one another.
It seems to be going in the other direction, however.
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