Hey Rolando. Very true! Kind regards from Kobus the Netherlands 😁👍

I own a Indian built Royal Enfield Interceptor Chrome and it's supurbbbb! Thank you, India! Kind regards from Kobus the Netherlands 😁🤸‍♂️💃👋

+Alwin The Beast I think they are still there waiting for the last cyclist to finish

+Alwin The Beast Those two helmets were for the jury of the slow riding competition banging their heads against the wall.

if they were from germany, please stop making fun of this. people in germany are so anti-bikers the car drivers are agressive as shit. it feels like every second one wants to intentionally run you over. really hate biking on german streets. this is the land of the car companies they own the masses minds. "Auto Auto über alles..." makes me sick

@@hansmuller4338 oh boi ride your bike in northern france and your in for a real treat ^^ The netherlands shure are a nicer place to ride your bike but trust me germany is one of the better countrys out there for cyclist... there are some bad towns though

Makes me think of the Philippines.

SHILL asshole.

I agree ... #forgetroads

Yep, I liked it to. google Anywhere Berlin or Forget Roads. As far as I can tell it's still in the prototype phase or it's only custom made. Either way, I think it's not directly in my price range but who knows, maybe yours?

Look for ( long John ) it'a Danish bike

Yes that's a bastard. Thanks for bringing it up, cuz I had googled fergetreads, fergetroads even Fargo Roads bicikles. Then someone said the words(thx de dikke) Anywhere Berlin or Forget Roads. Now next time in Berlin, when this C19 is in control, I will go visiting Christinenstrasse 35, 10119 Berlin. Total Massive SteamPunk Bastard, 160kg cargo!!

what do you mean they can't afford cars

No cars? I own 5 bicycles and 1 car. Like most Dutch :)

I own a Indian built Royal Enfield Interceptor Chrome and it's supurbbbb!!! Kind regards from Kobus the Netherlands 😁🤸‍♂️💃👋

Not a bike but army motorcycle

@@adeliojorgedepinamarquesfr1497 , it's a bike. Please look at the pedals. And this was an ICBF not ICMBF

ICBF 2020, 24-26 April in Nijmegen.

If a pallet has a special metal part put into it, then the wheeling part can grab it and move it.

Because they work for blizzard

you mean this one? dolly-bikes.com/

Well, a crash from 130 kph, aka 80 mph, can cause death, so please put some armor on. Where arr your legs before you fall? And why do you have to go too fast that your legs turn useless when you fall (or you even have to fall?)? You ask people who go 15 kph, aka 10 mph to wear helmets, really? Would you like to asl people walking to wear helmets too? If they fall from the top flights of the stairs, it would cause serious injuries.

Was kostet ein Auto im Monat\ jährlich!!!

+Steve Smith No and we like to keep it like that ! Helmets are annoying pieces of plastic and we don't need them.

+Steve Smith Only when smoking pot.

why?

+Steve Smith The EU once tried to do it, but the Dutch vetoed it, because it would have meant the end of our bike culture. People won't their hair mess-uped and they want the freedom to not have to wear (and carry) a helmet. So more people would rather take the car. That's why the _snorfiets_ (25 km/h moped) is so much more popular here than the _bromfiets_. However, the EU succeeded in getting bike helmets compulsory for speed pedelecs or 45 km/h e-bikes. Those bikes are considered by law "50cc mopeds" (no English equivalent for _bromfiets_). This also means that those bikes have to ride on the public roads where they'll ride up to 70 km/h at some places. I wish those cyclists that are going only 30-35 km/h good luck at those roads. I'm pretty sure no (sane) police officers (except Amsterdam) will enforce this law here in the Netherlands unless they're driving 45 km/h at places where those speeds aren't suited.

+Steve Smith The EU once tried to do it, but the Dutch vetoed it, because it would have meant the end of our bike culture. People won't their hair mess-uped and they want the freedom to not have to wear (and carry) a helmet. So more people would rather take the car. That's why the _snorfiets_ (25 km/h moped) is so much more popular here than the _bromfiets_. However, the EU succeeded in getting bike helmets compulsory for speed pedelecs or 45 km/h e-bikes. Those bikes are considered by law "50cc mopeds" (no English equivalent for _bromfiets_). This also means that those bikes have to ride on the public roads where they'll ride up to 70 km/h at some places. I wish those cyclists that are going only 30-35 km/h good luck at those roads. I'm pretty sure no (sane) police officers (except Amsterdam) will enforce this law here in the Netherlands unless they're driving 45 km/h at places where those speeds aren't suited.

It's a festival. What do you expect? Car horn honked?

And your point is? Don't you want to say their daily bikes are also outdated compared to some certain one's bikes? It's hilarious 😂😂😂. And did you give a link to some video? Or else, to what are you comparing these cargo bikes?