I took my #bike out of the car. Actually somebody else took it out for me. It was a struggle* to get it out. I feel bad for the helpful security guard, and for my bike that gets bumped this way and that.

Now I'm thinking...

I better learn to remove the pedals (maybe i only need to remove 1) and to either remove the front wheel or maybe (without much drama) remove or turn the handle bar perpendicular (i.e. parallel to the bike body). Hopefully I'll find a good instructional YouTube #video. ๐Ÿ”๐Ÿ˜ถ

Messing with the handlebar with all those cables is probably the worse idea. I just heard that someone did it that way -- maybe I misunderstood and it's not so simple. ๐Ÿค”

Better to try the front wheel option. Then I'll be able to turn the handlebar parallel to the frame. I'll need to check if what I saw in a video is applicable to my bike. Though I remember it required 2 guys to get the front wheel on when they assembled my #bike. ๐Ÿ˜ถ

@evelyn Check YouTube for some hints. The videos may not show your bike specifically, but they might give you some pointers. ๐Ÿšฒ
@Wayves
Yup. Been watching some #videos on Global #Cycling Network's #YouTube channel. And a bunch of others -- mostly about removing the front wheel, security, and other basics. ๐Ÿค“
#bikes #bicycles
@evelyn There are several bike vloggers in the Philippines on YouTube that you might be interested in. They are pretty serious bikers but it looks like they have a lot of fun on their rides

@Wayves
On #YouTube I've subscribed to #bike #cycling channels Global Cycling Network, Park Tools, Sick Biker, Skills with Phil. Mostly educational. Not planning on racing or doing adventure/tricks, but it's nice understanding these things.

I'm not into #vloggers or folks just wanting to be celebrities. ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™€๏ธ

I did* for a time binge-watched #CaseyNeistat #PeterMcKinnon. Hmm... I haven't seen their #videos for a long time now. Too much #Netflix. ๐Ÿ˜