5 Tips to Buying the Perfect Commuter Bike

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What brand of bike is that please?

a perfect video ?

Did he just call a bike seat a "saddle" ?!

super helpful

I’m sick of walking to campus I rather bike

What type of bike the demo guy use there? Is that consider as road bike or?

Which bike is in n the video? The green one.

Rigid fork with fatter tires rather than a cheap suspension fork is one of the best choices you can make

Thanks for sharing, great video 🙏

Wow you looked young in this video bud. 🤟😝🤟

Thank you

Your bike Is You,Your ruff,your tough,your fast,you cruise,Who are You,Your bike is You..🥰

Also, choose a bike that comes with a naked blonde woman.

Who else is here because of gas prices?

I'm 62 years old. New to bicycle commuting. Wish I would have started this 50 years ago.

Pro tip : put Tissues in gloves to reduce bump on hand

Hi, what brand and what model is this bike please

That bike is NOT a commute bike at all! No dirt fenders?!? What the heck!? No back rack? How are you going to transport groceries, folders, your laptop computer...?
Also: Sure, you need a nice saddle - but what makes a nice saddle? No information provided other than it needs not be a slim road race saddle. Like d'uh! -> The most important bit about a good saddle is that it has the correct width for your individual anatomy - the distance between your seat bones. Have that measured, buy a saddle of that width, and you'll be a happy commuter.
What about GEARS? The smart commute bike comes with simple, robust gearing. No need for 27 speeds - 7 are more than plenty, depending on local terrain 3 might suffice, in both of which cases you can get a bike with hub gear - practically maintenance-free, protected from the elements.
A commute bike is one that you will likely have to leave unattended in some public or semi-public spaces frequently and for extended periods of time, so a good LOCK is indispensable. One with a good gauge and long enough chain or cable to attach to a fixed post.
A smart idea is also to avoid fast-lock type wheels - anything that you can detach from your bike without tools within seconds, an opportunistic thief can also remove within seconds without tools.
And finally: Basic safety. You present there a bike entirely without light and reflectors? Seriously?!?!

Great

The City needs full suspension MTB
Trust me

You need to MAKE THE EFFING 'BACKGROUND' 'MUSIC' QUIIIIIIIETERRRRR!

Best tip: your bike will get stolen don’t spend to much

Also a 21 speed to go uphills and larger wheels for bumps and long distances

Derailleur but no mudguards?!
Reconsider and shoot new vid!

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Another tip is to buy one of the best quality bike locks you can afford. It would be a real shame to spend all this money and effort on a bike that is just going to be stolen.

what bike is that?

Great video pal.

I like these ideas except for the frame size recommendation. Commuting bikes should not have a top tube at all, so you can step though easily and carry anything on the rack in the back. The video shows someone riding with a back pack which will not work unless it is OK to show up at work with your dress shirt all sweaty and wet....ugh.

I suggest looking at the bikes the Dutch use as they are designed for cities and commuting

Easily explained around 2 minutes

Are there any bikes similar to this one? Since this one is sold out.

How about a luggage carrier?

Whats this model of the cycle?

6: motor

Or a shitty highway 6.miles out

I love the bike u are using in the video. Could tell me what type and brand it is?

I only like this because it’s duzer 😃👍

How much would the bike featured in this video cost?

Booooooo. Here is a REAL commuter bike >>
-- Frame with no more than 2" slope TT. Anything more and it looks ugly and is stupidly useless for loads.
-- SA XL-FDD front dyno hub with DRUM brakes. 100% consistent, weatherproof, foolproof, YEARS with NO service or adjustments. Dyno lights NOT on flashing mode !!!! Mine is Edelux1.
-- SA XL-RD5w, also drum brake, reliable, EASY no brainer shifting, and far more efficient than any dirty defaileur. This hub will LAUGH at ANY weight. I just went for a PB 133.66 MILE ride with the bike at 73 lbs. First 59 miles I was averaging 16.08 mph. ( These hubs may have a sticky shift key problem. I finally solved mine by grinding the pinion sleeve opening, where the 2 key nubs were bumping into. Not that hard a disassembly.) For city riding it would likely have a lower GI range of 35 to 92.
-- Schwalbe marathon plus 35 mm tires.
-- I got lucky and found beautiful old stainless steel fenders. I have flaps made from old rubber boots. On the front fender and in front of the rear fender to protect the BB and it hangs 2" below the chain.
-- MIRROR. Mine is like e-bike ones with a plastic body and 8 mm arm.
-- 70d Swept handlebar for perfect comfort.
-- Spokes are 2.3/ 2.0 with locking nipples, will never fail. Dyad rims are best for 35 mm tires.
-- BELL or 2. Also used for hanging groceries. LOL
-- Rack. Strong, wide and long. I use skate laces to tie stuff.
-- ABUS Bordo folding lock. Get the HEAVY one. Plus a 30" chain for thicker poles and locking both wheels.

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Coronavirus plague is crippling the UK i think its time the goverment formulate a plan to loan out cycles to essential workers therefore easing the need for people to use public transport which is a real potential infection area i just cant understand why nobody in government has thought of this.

What kind of bike is that