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Thank you, it looks easy!

Great video. I'm a newbie. Are these quick release universal fit for all bikes or are there specific ones for each bike? Thank you

I've been harboring thoughts of doing this trip somewhat in reverse - starting down in windsor and travelling up the lake. Seems so nice!

Thanks. This is exactly what I needed. So many videos do the wheels with the disc brakes. I wish I could tip the video. Also the cone nuts that came with the replacement kit were twice as narrow as the cone nuts that were in the bike. Using the kit’s cone nuts the front wheel was wobbly. Using the original cone nuts fixed the problem.

Having multiple bikes to keep runnign its about time for me, not to mention my motocross bike

Im working on an early model Phillips. I have tried banging, prying, everything to get those pins out...what am i missing?

Awesome idea! I was looking for a way to make shelves that I could easily take with me when moving apartments. Those might do the trick, thank you! :)

Thanks for this video. I want to do this on my 1970 Motobecane Gran Sprint. This answered all of my questions. Very well done. Thanks again.

Thanks. Watched your video, ordered what I think I needed. Weeks later on install day, things did not fit well, but I remembered you mentioned re-using the original cone nut, and with that the install was awesome!!

thank you! i really appreciated you laying out the parts side by side. my rear axle sheared on the drive train side during a ride

Can i do the opposite?

I’ve watched quite a few bike cleaning ultrasonic videos now and everyone forgets that an ultrasonic cleaner is not only for bikes, there are many other tasks you can put to use for. Cleaning reading glasses, sink dirt catches. The dishwasher filter. So in analyzing whether it’s worth it, you should also take that into account. Also three or 4 L may be better for occasional use.

What freeze dried meal brand did you use on the first night? Thanks!

Nice work!

Sweet! What about the rear axle? Is it the same process?

Nice job on the riding and documenting. How did you get back home?

epic bike trip i ma new subscriber to your channel awesome video ride safe

If I was there I would gladly do it with you. I am Here California.

Love the Hammer. Used to ride that loop way back when, before bike lanes and trails. Took the stairs up (a choice of several, something else Hamilton should be appreciated for) and Beckett down (although Jolly Cut was fun too). Never in rush hour obviously. If you timed it right, between clusters of cars, you'd have that downhill adrenaline rush all to yourself. Hard left at the bottom was nervy, especially if there were any upbound traffic, pedals up and don't touch that curb. The cycling infrastructure in the Hammer is actually quite good and getting better all the time. Thanks for the memories Issac.

looks lovely im jealous

Nice documentary thank you for sharing.

Wow 🙌

Brilliant thanks

Thanks for sharing!

Why install the skewer on the non drive side ... is it a preference?

nice i am getting 1 for my bike chain and cassette for places i miss when cleaning and before i wax the chains

Hey, can you do about the rear wheel next please? because I want to change my new quick release axle but I don't know how to😢

Great video man, thanks for the help. Do you know if this works with a front wheel that has disk brakes? I'd imagine it only requires a slightly longer QR throufh-bolt.

You can also put parts in a ziplock bag, in the water, with lubricants or degreaser to impregnate or clean. Particularly good for sealed bearings / hubs

Thanks for sharing. How about the rear wheel? Is that a different set up. 🤔

Those cassettes are that colour from new.

Hey Isaac, I really admie your work here. That bike has obviously been well maintained. Just one suggestion though, you should put a light film of grease on the spindle before you insert it, so there is some form of a barrier between the spindle and bearing faces. Same with the BB threads. A thin film of grease there might save you a lot of heartache down the road.

i tried this but still sliding down

Wow! 😯

Great video~!

Fantastic quality and editing. This is exactly the type of content I'm looking to learn from when I attempt to film my own bike builds in the future. Great work!

Really cool vid, and really cool shop! +1 sub

Everything has a place 🤌 vibe! ✨

I ran into same problem as you. I needed a longer bike stem but the one I bought was too small of diameter and didn't want to spend more money on the bike. I never thought of using a pop can and use it for a shim! What a godsend!

"You might die" Great, where can I find them?

You Will die 😂

Hi. Thx for the video. I did a saddle replacement on my bike recently but I got a problem. When I look from above I see the bolt that holds the saddle standing out a bit on both sides. And it seems I may hit it with my legs when pedaling. Any advice on how to fix that?

Love the bike design ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L and functionality. It is hard to align the front tired to center the disk brakes. The brake wheel touches the stationery side of the brake caliper and pad. I aired the tire up to 40 psi as the markings say 40-60psi. Left the house for a few hours and came back to an exploded innertube.All in all it seems to be a good bike. Have not ridden it yet though so that's the max of my knowledge. Update, put a new innertube made sure the tire was set properly and it did the same thing in under 20 minutes as second pic shows.

I hear ya. why they never made a quick release for seat removal is beyond me. The worst is old corroded fancy aluminum ones with the tiny long allen key bolt heads. I'm on the salty east coast of Canada so aluminum gets the harsh weather and oxidizes

yea this is a solid Diy Tip

No matter how tight the fit, the seat just spins around inside the tin can wrapping. Had to use metal epoxy and a cut off section of the stock seatpost. 27mm in 34mm hole

Wowowow.. you saved my money bro.. thank lot..

The literal definition of fix.

Perfect

Very nice. I love night riding, especially rail trails.