Oh I U-locked the frame after and ran cable through it though it's not much of a risk this part of town people actually just leave the bikes in front of the store a lot. Sun sells a lot of the additional options as kits online that has everything you need to install, but the derailleur hangs too low and I need the clearance for riding up curbs and bumps and such at an angle. I wish I had a traffic free route too, I ended up having to move and it sucks ass now.

I just try to be careful because it's hard to see around some corners there. Thank you, they came preinstalled from the bike shop and I left them on because I notice they draw a lot of attention so good for traffic safety :3

Yeah selfish people. There's also a stupid mountain bike guy across the street that does that and leaves no space at all.

If it's setup exactly the same way as mine then you also also need to lower the 2 support poles behind the main seatpost. The rear posts have bolts as the bottom near where the chain is. Also there's another bolt just under the seat at the top of the main seatpost that controls the tilt you need to loosen as well to make it easier to move the posts.

By having strong legs.

There are manufacturers in the EU who make similar that should be able to send to you.

Nice you should upload to youtube.

@@kishascape it isn't that interesting, I held a phone on my hand. Maybe if I'll get a mount for it I'll make more:)

I also held the phone in my hand too. I used a gorillapod on the handlebars of mountainbike but it was too shaky, partially from the stiff aluminum frame and the rest from the built in stabilization freaking out. It's not tripod sensing plus I don't think it's optical so it tends to make things worse when mounted.

@@kishascape must be easy on tricycle. I'm comfortable riding hands free bit only at higher speeds. Going slower I'm afraid of stalling and falling. The phone's camera is surprisingly stable and smooth with vibration reduction.

Boooo Russia boooo