Great video. Useful, without being unnecessarily long and entertaining

Hallo! Can I use the Carbon paste for my bb86 Press fit that make a terrible noise in the Carbon shell? Thank you

You must try Gobik Revolution 2.0 ❤

Great tutorial, thanks!

The butyl over the lezyne pump is absolutely genius, mine was always getting dirty after a few weeks of riding, with some grit/sand making its way there and making pumping not as smooth and had to clean the whole thing often. I'm definitely adopting this trick, thank you!

5:15 - what for "all the way up to the shifter"? Enough is to secure in 2-3 places. And it is smarter to plug the junction box BEFORE wrapping electrical tape

I recently redid my scratched up levers too, but I painted it in gloss black with metal flackes which looks superb in my opinion. You should definitley apply clear coat to the sanded levers as the epoxy that hold together the carbon fibers degrades very fast due to UV light.

Nice

This was the best help for learning to pack my XS bike. Thank you!

Not "hard" to mount - impossible! My bike mechanic needed three quarters of an hour to get it on the clincher. I'll never buy these tyres again.

Where should I buy the ceiling bracket???

Turned out beautifully

Overpriced. Elilee has entered the chat. Byebye THM

Excellent ! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks great job

good, worthwhile brake video

What if you want a loud hub sound

For someone that counting grams. Why didn't you cut the fork tube?

took 95% of the noise. Great fix, thanks

Just the Effing routing for the brake Hoses is total bullshit, and what is with the stem adjusting? are top caps not cool anymore?

You save the day again, thank you. Was looking for the ultimate answer to "what do i put on a PF BB before install?", saw your Wako thing, went down a quick rabbit hole, came out the other end with Liquid Moly 3312, a German equivalent to your thing here, apparently (as per people on weight weenies). It cost me 10 eur (I'm in Europe), let's see if that works. Thanks!

Glad I found this at 187cm and 65kg I have similar problems, I’ve found Castelli good for very slim fit on the bibs even getting away with XL despite what the size guide says. however the shoulder straps still are a little short and mess with my posture. Annoyingly a general rule of thumb for clothing has been if it’s the most expensive legit pro team tier I’ve found the sizes tend to get taller not fatter but it’s not always the case and gets very expensive. I have the same issue with mountaineering kit too with my long arms

I’ve figured out on a friend’s Trek Checkpoint that it was the internally routed rear brake hose in the BB area. It was creaking straight from the factory and he couldn’t root the cause for months until he asked for my help. So we corrected the issue with foam. Then mine started creaking similarly when I took out 20mm of spacers from the cockpit after a pro fit. I also have a new Gen 6 Madone SLR and I would’ve expected Trek to have placed the necessary foam damper but I suppose they’re trying to save on costs at our expense.

no its just the scrapes preventing me from taking a hot shower Edit; youre just sanding

Did this myself last year. My mates alway wonder where I got my tool from, and are surprised when I tell them I made it myself. I had to cut down the bolts that hold the components to the main body and file them flush but it looks good and not easy to tell it was adapted! I use the same patch kit and the Lezyne small tire levers. Finally I have the Muul tire plug that sits in a rubber holster and Velcros to my bar on my MTB so its really fast to pull out and use in the case of a flat, or on my seat tube behind my saddle bag on my road/gravel bike,

or get an air compressor ?

And by removing that shiny layer, you save weight too!! win, win!!

I love the Elite Fly bottle because it is easy to clean (made from 3 parts only - easy assemble).

Great content and presentation, as usual. Love the presta cap idea. Thanks! I don't drain brakes unless the fluid needs to be changed. I just cut the hoses as long as possible and plug them with a short piece of shishkabob skewer. Then, if I'm lucky, I don't even have to bleed the brakes after putting them back together.

I gave this pedal so many chances… they are simply too stressfull for any meaningful riding experience…. They dont clip out as they should… it is always a chore and stress… back to XTR

26g Mini Pump for less than 20€? Take a look at the Barbieri Nana made in Italy. It’s reliable but takes a while to pump up a tire. That’s fine for me because I very rarely have flats.

so what antiseize did you end up using if you're not using the copper based kind?

Every time I install TL, I find myself here for therapy mid-way 😅

will this apply on a small frame that has short chainstays just because it's small?

I ran almost the exact same setup for two years now. Yes, it was not optimal, but perfect for starting my bikepacking journey

Great video, I'm glad my videos were useful. I wish I had time and skills to make UKposts videos of your quality, for now I'll stick to Instagram ;-) Thank you for your content!

Why would you fix it? It looks like there is a good amount of material gone, so things are going to be lighter ;-)

Anyone know of a comparable CR1 coating in the United States?

I like Rockbros. Quality for cost, they are just right.

Thank you so much for that tutorial, Helped me quite a bit!

The video I'd been looking for. I've always had the impression that my brake pads were unbalanced, I now know how to correct it! Thanks a million

the only crash I had was going at 5kmph and went off a steep curb do you have a fix for the rear derailleur I just cover mine up with a marker 😂

Do people really like watching the opening of boxes and envelopes for 20-30 minutes?…I’m imagining that most folks are interested in the functional characteristics and ride performance…Am I the only one?

really regretting not using Lightbicycle rims on my Berd build. Went with Far and it's overweight at 1070g. Had been hoping to achieve sub-1kg

Sanding the levers had to save at least 300 grams.

Take things apart and make them better! Thats the ethos! X

I like your shirt. Where did you get that? 🤣