Slow Summer Cycling
Taking a few quiet hours to slow down, get a bit lost in my old stomping grounds, and make a coffee out in the forest during a rare, glorious English summer heatwave. Lately, being back in the UK after living in a massive, ultra-efficient city like Seoul has brought a massive wave of reverse culture shock. From the pace of everyday infrastructure to the friendliness of a slower town high street, I’m learning to look at my hometown through completely fresh eyes. Come along for a slow bike ride down through the woods, an exploration of historical WWI training trenches hidden right beneath the moss, and a completely un-measured, intuitive iced V60 pour-over batch. If you were one of the 150 incredible people who unexpectedly turned up at our London group ride—thank you. It was completely surreal. Drop a comment below and let me know which lucky-dip coffee blend you ended up brewing at home! 🚲 GEAR & ITEMS SEEN IN THIS VIDEO: Insta360 X4Air https://www.insta360.com/sal/x4-air?u... Camera: Fujifilm X-E5 Bike: Rune Knightwood (Single-speed setup, KT bars) Handlebar Bag: Wizard Works Cycling Bag Camera Bag: Hitch x Manhattan Portage Coffee Dripper: Plastic Hario V60 (360) Kettle: Fire Maple Gooseneck Camping Kettle Beans: Always August Coffee (Seoul - Summer Light Blend) Shirt: Story MFG 📍 Location: Marlow, England 00:00 - Getting Lost in the English Summer Countryside 00:55 - Sweltering Heat Waves & Airless English Houses 01:48 - Reverse Culture Shock: Moving Back From Seoul to the UK 03:14 - Finding the Perfect Mossy Spot in the Woods 04:37 - My Camera Setup: Fujifilm X-E5 First Impressions 05:35 - Bike Check: Borrowing the Rune Knightwood Single-Speed 07:00 - Coffee Outside Kit: Fire Maple Kettle & Plastic Hario V60 10:13 - The Chaos of My London Group Ride (150 People!) 11:34 - Brewing an Iced V60 Blend by Feel 21:11 - Slowing Down: Service Efficiency in Korea vs. UK Friendly Slowness 29:23 - Shifting Gear: Wizard Works Bags & Story MFG Fits 31:52 - Exploring WWI Training Trenches Hidden in the Forest 42:14 - Almost Riding on the Wrong Side of the Road 44:42 - Marlow High Street & The Shock of British Jaywalking 47:09 - Ice Cream Truck Finish with My Wife If you enjoy these slower, unscripted rides, make sure to check out my previous ride around here during the winter to see how radically the scenery shifts. Thanks for watching, and see you out on the roads. Help feed my coffee addiction: buymeacoffee.com/probablyriding

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