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Orange Bikes Coffee Stop Vimeo stillVideo: Coffee Stop highlights the good – and the bad – way to start your working day
Any commuter cyclist knows that riding into work in the morning is a much better way to start the day than being stuck inside a car in a queue of traffic – and a recent study showed they were more productive and happier, too.
Here’s a video from Orange Mountain Bikes called Coffee Stop that nicely sums up a few of the differences between those different ways to start the day.
The video features Orange’s Express-O hybrid – keep watching to the end for a twist in the tail.
Coffee Stop from Orange Mountain Bikes on Vimeo.
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- GMBasix 2 sec ago
This is at the heart of the problem. The language is telling. "We will stop working with them" treats riders like an equal partner with uninhibited...
- mdavidford 5 min 53 sec ago
Doesn't appear to be anything to do with money in this case - rather it's a legal dodge. From what I can understand, the government, in it's wisdom...
- chrisonabike 43 min 53 sec ago
A bit of a tangled web here. It may be safer driving * but people who cycle more and drive less can enjoy much better health (inc. just "feeling...
- Smoggysteve 37 min 23 sec ago
The issues here are mostly caused by one single over-riding factor. Most people (by which I mean the average persons build, shape, fitness levels)...
- Surreyrider 1 hour 19 min ago
How on earth can you mark a winter tyre down for being "not as grippy or as fast as a summer tyre"? That's ridiculous logic.
- andystow 2 hours 15 min ago
I'm 53, and gained most of my cycling fitness after age 43. I've never done an FTP test nor used a power meter, but based on occasionally asking...
- ubercurmudgeon 2 hours 16 min ago
I doubt you'll need to worry about facing that particular dilemma: by the time you find yourself in need of a pump, it'll probably have fallen off...
- mdavidford 2 hours 34 min ago
Except that presumed liability is usually a matter of civil liability, so you wouldn't be prosecuted as a result of it (though you may be held...
- Rendel Harris 3 hours 23 min ago
Well, I finally got some response from my repeated requests as to what was happening with the alleged database and was supplied with a link which...
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Why the repeated close-ups on the driver's name-badge? It looks like we're supposed to think the driver has a menial customer-service job. I don't think there was any clear refrence to the cyclist's job but I suppose we're supposed to think it's something creative and high status. Dislike.
This morning:
Wife: You riding your bike again today? It's dark and it's cold.
Me: Yes, the alternative is driving the car.
No comments on the "stealth ninja" look?
And as for the twist in the tail, could have been better thought out.
Cars stall, you spill coffee down your shirt, you choose to drink your coffee in a lay-bye...
I agree with the message but why so black and white? What about the days when the bike gets a puncture and it's chucking down with rain? Or when he's throwing his bike around one of those blind corners at speed and rides straight into a kid on a scooter?
I get a bit fed up with the "them and us" mentality. Surely it's possible to show the benefits of something without denigrating something else?
I like the implication that having a bike means you'll speak to pretty girls on your coffee stop.
If only...
I reckon they feel good after using this bike because the fork didn't bust!
Yeah it works for me, worst thing of all is having to use the car. The early morning bike ride sets me up for the day.