You do a wonderful job explaining Seattle's intricate history, as someone who studies the same subjects! Thank you so much for sharing this with us! Your videos are so valuable!
I LOVE THIS VIDEO. In my fashion, I did not answer all the quiz questions correctly, so I'll have to watch it again. I can't believe I waited so long to watch this. 😳 I really loved seeing images of the inside of the train station, I used to go there at lunchtime before the pandemic when I worked in an office downtown. I love that room. I love the murals. 💖
Thank you, that was a great history ride. You highlighted the International District timelines and immigration very well. Also big thumbs up for your production efforts - the time, research and effort shows well. I always appreciate your route maps and screen text on items so it's easy to replicate ride. Your Downtown to SeaTac ride was awesome - I'm impressed with your fitness. Burien is one big hill, which is why I did an e-bike conversion. Too many steep hills and narrow streets with traffic for an old man on a pedal bike. Very nice to ride to a restaurant, eat and Comfortably ride up that steep hill home and not feel yucky at the end. If you get a new bike, considered a conversion kit on the old one. Check out the Tongsheng TZDZ 2 mid drive and get it flashed. It's a Torque Sensing pedal assist that generates 80 NM torque. They say it simulates a Bosch mid drive well - Bionic Legs. @$400 The Bafang BBS02 & BBSHD are more powerful (120 & 160 NM) and use Cadence Sensing which means Ghost Pedaling to achieve Motor Power - 30 MPH is easy pedaling. The 750 Watt BBS02 setup ($470) and 52V Battery ($300) gives me confidence in traffic. Safe roads, hope the drivers always sees and respect us and No Oofs & Ouches. Keep up the Riding & Videos.
Thank you so much! I hope that people feel inspired to go out and ride to these places and learn more about each of the communities. I'm considering getting an e-bike in the next few years, so I've been asking pretty much everyone I know that has one lots of questions! The bicycle has always been my favorite way to explore the world, and getting a little extra help on the hills would be nice :)
You do a wonderful job explaining Seattle's intricate history, as someone who studies the same subjects! Thank you so much for sharing this with us! Your videos are so valuable!
I LOVE THIS VIDEO. In my fashion, I did not answer all the quiz questions correctly, so I'll have to watch it again. I can't believe I waited so long to watch this. 😳
I really loved seeing images of the inside of the train station, I used to go there at lunchtime before the pandemic when I worked in an office downtown. I love that room.
I love the murals. 💖
Thank you, that was a great history ride. You highlighted the International District timelines and immigration very well. Also big thumbs up for your production efforts - the time, research and effort shows well. I always appreciate your route maps and screen text on items so it's easy to replicate ride.
Your Downtown to SeaTac ride was awesome - I'm impressed with your fitness. Burien is one big hill, which is why I did an e-bike conversion. Too many steep hills and narrow streets with traffic for an old man on a pedal bike. Very nice to ride to a restaurant, eat and Comfortably ride up that steep hill home and not feel yucky at the end.
If you get a new bike, considered a conversion kit on the old one. Check out the Tongsheng TZDZ 2 mid drive and get it flashed. It's a Torque Sensing pedal assist that generates 80 NM torque. They say it simulates a Bosch mid drive well - Bionic Legs. @$400
The Bafang BBS02 & BBSHD are more powerful (120 & 160 NM) and use Cadence Sensing which means Ghost Pedaling to achieve Motor Power - 30 MPH is easy pedaling. The 750 Watt BBS02 setup ($470) and 52V Battery ($300) gives me confidence in traffic.
Safe roads, hope the drivers always sees and respect us and No Oofs & Ouches. Keep up the Riding & Videos.
Thank you so much! I hope that people feel inspired to go out and ride to these places and learn more about each of the communities.
I'm considering getting an e-bike in the next few years, so I've been asking pretty much everyone I know that has one lots of questions! The bicycle has always been my favorite way to explore the world, and getting a little extra help on the hills would be nice :)
Interesting and informative. Great video! Had my attention from start to finish.
CenturyLink is now called lumen field
I was so mad when I saw the news; they announced it a day after I released this video! They should've consulted with me first ;)