West Point Cycles

An hour on the seawall well spent.

In retrospect I should have made my sign a little better 😂 but had a lot of great conversations. Topped up 11 cyclists tire pressures and lubed 4 chains.

Vancouver cyclists rock ❤️

Thanks for watching 🚴‍♀️ 💨 🌊

Vancouver has a municipal election coming up and your vote matters. No seriously in 2022 only 37% of registered voters turned out to the polls here in Vancouver. 37%!!! So please do your research and get out to vote because it makes a huge impact.

With so much at stake for the future of Vancouver we are going to be interviewing some mayoral candidates to get their takes on cycling and cycling infrastructure.

I’ll make it clear right now that we are NOT endorsing any one candidate but want our Vancouver audience to be informed on how these candidates feel about cycling policy and how they see the future of transportation in Vancouver progressing.

Along with cycling we will also talk about the climate crisis and other priorities these candidates have (to come in future videos to keep things bite sized)

Thank you to William Azaroff for Mayor for meeting with us and taking the time to talk about his cycling priorities. You can go follow him and OneCity Vancouver if you want to learn more!

If there are other cycling related questions you want us to be asking please comment down below!

Thanks for watching, get out to vote in October and happy riding.

Bike Lanes are expensive and not worth
the money…. That’s a myth. They are actually the only form of transportation infrastructure that gives returns back to a society. This is done by having a healthier population, less road maintenance costs and less of a strain on emergency services. These small changes add up to a big difference in a society.

Building 5Km’s of highway is the same cost as building 2000km’s of bike lanes. That’s the distance of Vancouver, BC down to Los Angeles, California. Bike lanes also require a fraction of the yearly maintenance compared to normal streets. And yes often cost tens of millions when cities decide to remove them.

If we look at Scandinavia they were able to calculate the return of investment via societal gains like healthcare savings, reduced road wear and lock of pollution. Societies overall save money in the long run when more people choose to ride bicycles vs driving their cars.

But if you have read this far we are probably preaching to the choir 😂 follow us and our friends HUB Cycling who Helped us make this video back in 2025.

Financial decisions 🤝 ✨ 🚲 🚲 ✨

🎥 Dead Heat (1988)

Detectives Roger Mortis and Doug Bigelow are investigating a string of bizarre crimes when they discover a shocking secret: a scientist has developed a way to bring dead bodies back to life.

When Roger is killed during an investigation, he is resurrected using the experimental process. But there’s a catch-his body is rapidly deteriorating, leaving him with only a short time to live.

With his own body literally falling apart, Roger and Doug race to uncover the people behind the reanimation experiments. Their investigation leads them into a dangerous conspiracy involving powerful criminals and a scientist willing to push the limits of life and death.