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Who needs the American UA-cam channels with all their amazing lighting and slick filming. I want to watch a bloke called Reginald serving up beautifully eloquent self-deprecating irony. I think I am going to subscribe. The only other Reginald I know was played by Leonard Rossiter. You sound too young to be a Reginald. Is it a pseudonym? Are you named after England's first demonologist?

Inaccurate Statement I've seen first hand scientific testing that muc off is 1 of 2 least wearing lubes available and that the amazing magic Gold lube is the most damaging to our drivetrains! One the best it's said was tested to be the worst for friction wear! Was actually incredible to see that stuff eat through a solid cylinder of alloy!

First off, you are comparing the last part of a carbon frame making against a full ti-frame build...Maybe you should start at the begining of the carbon build too, since you do so with the ti build? 1. Cutting each part of the carbon layup into shape + QC. 2-3 hours 2. Putting all layers (in the correct order) into the mold + QC. 2-4 hours 3. Preping the mold with the blatters, so the layup don´t wrinkle + QC .1 hour +. 4. Preping the resin and filling the mold. 30-45 min sometimes even over 1 hour 5. Baking the cake. Can take up to 1,5 hours, depends on how thick the tubing is 6. Removing frame from the mold, the blatter, excess resin. (QC AGAIN) 30-45 min 7. Then comes the finishing, that can take up to 2 hours, if the manufacturer is not sending it to a Brand that dose it themselves. You are not doin that in a 8 hour workday ;-)

Never seeing crop like this :) Seriously I have been using Muc-Off Wet & Dry for long time never count any issues.

I ride a lynsky and run disc brakes and carbon rims with 105 shimano drive train. I worked for zipp years ago doing tooling and the carbon wheels of the day, and I personally do not like the idea of calliper brakes on carbon or unmachined aluminium rims. I used to true up the carbon disc wheels and make tri spoke wheels. The combination I have just seems right on all levels feels like solid quality. The next little addition I want is a cane creek suspension head stem, possibly a seat tube to match. The bike has a specialised seat to replace a more expensive one that I could not stand. I have several nice bikes, and it is not always the first choice but a good thing.

Pretty audacious of you to call out others for being arrogant Reginald. As a libertarian why are you so concerned with other people's choices? I have seen numerous lives changed for the better by riding ebikes.

Audiphiles are full of sh#t but cyclist elitists are too…🤭😁😂

It is hanging the wrong way

I have Ride Now tubes.They feel supple on the road but there have been a few issues. The plastic valve stems are fragile. I suggest using a CO2 pump on the road. I get far more punctures with TPU tubes than butyl tubes - even in the summer. Blame our lousy potholed roads. Nearly all my punctures were pinch flats (28mm tyres running at 80lbs pressure). IMO, Ride Now TPU tubes and fastish tyres would be wonderful for smooth European tarmac in the summer months. Last winter I switched to butyl tubes and Conti 4 Seasons tyres and had no punctures. Of course this is not going to be very fast but it is a good compromise for winter training rides.

Have to admire the craftsmanship, but I wouldn’t dare to ride it down a very steep and/or bumpy road. Interesting to have a bike which is more prone to termites than rust 😄

This is a very informative video. Anyone looking for a new bike or even someone who is questioning whether their position on the bike could be better, should watch this. Like many things in this industry, we the public are shown new and shiny things which 'must' be better because thats what we're told. The majority is smoke and mirrors. I've spent many years falling for this sh1t. Many thanks for your time.

totally agree but i missed the boat. Had to settle for a used lynskey helix. The intricate tube shapes on litespeed frame tells alot on how the bike rides. This to me, is the Ti version of the lengendary supersix evo/caad12.

verry nice vid 90% of the things i already do but couple i dont i keep my bikes in living room so after wet ride i do the bounce bike thing its pretty obvious to me to get as much water off as possible people think im weird for doing that then bring bike in and towel dry it then lube everything up then go get myself dry and thanks for sharing good information to pass on

Best way by far. Been doing this for over 30 years. LBS spot on like Reginald

Reg. Now that you've covered dealing with the wet, what about tackling the heat? Specifically, hot disc brakes! I'm wondering if Shimano's cool looking finned Ice-Tech pads make much of a difference -- and are worth the extra money -- compared to the regular non-finned variety. Especially in Asia, where it gets hot, hot, hot. BTW: I appreciate you are a rim-brake man. But, I'm sure plenty of your customers ride discs. Cheers

That frame is beautiful. Absolutely love it.

I’ve found myself pining away for such a bicycle. I prefer aluminum, but want to branch out. Knot sure if its for me.

You're going out on a limb there,Regi. Does that birch picture indicate the type of wood? Maybe hickory would give the bike a ti like spring... I did see a wooden bike in a museum here in N.Z,think it was English. They let me pick it up with gloves,it was heavy. There has been a few mtb made of bamboo on youtube. They were quite light wooden you know😁

Hope that bike you're on is compliant - those look like gnarly roads. I needed that retro-grouch take on modern bicycles. As a long time cyclist, I have some nice old bikes in my "stable", but bought a few new bikes since the pandemic, as the parts on the old bicycles were getting hard to come by when repairs were needed. I resent needing to bleed the hydraulic disk brakes every 6 months, worrying about the squealing brakes, and having to deal with through-axels and disk alignment when I need to change a tire. I miss the simplicity of quick release wheels and rim brakes. I still only invest in mechanical shifting systems, and don't want to worry with batteries, "app's", etc., for changing gears. I also don't want to spend gobs of money for plastic - uh, carbon fiber - frames. Carry on.

1945 Fratelli Vianzone?

I would examine the lamp for more information. The bike looks like it could be from 1900-20 maybe?

Nice bike! I build too wooden bicycle frames, but using different construction technics that makes lighter and strong. This kind of construction make the frame very flexy.

Amazing, and great condition. Looks like a real bicycle to me, not just display. But maybe shouldn't be ridden ! just in case :)

Reginald, I have found a Cinelli Nemo Tig steel frameset on sale here in UK. Thinking of buying it on the back of your feedback 👍

Beautiful bicycle

It looks Italian

YOU JUST WOODEN BELIEVE IT ..

I've been an avid bike rider for over 40 years, I don't watch pro bike racing much because I know its just a bunch of marketing driven hype and the guys riding the bikes are so superior to the average person who rides that I personally never have or never will be even close to as good as the slowest pro rider, not even close, so I'm just not interested in watching them or trying to be like them. I ride what I like and how I like so I ride only steel and ti bikes. Never owned a Carbon bike but I did rent one once and rode it a good 50 miles or so. I liked it but have no interest in owning one.

Bonjour j' ai l'intention de acheter une paire de roues arc 1100 avez le moyeu 180 en carbone frein a patin pouvez vous me dire si c'est une bonne paire de roues svp merci

Carbon bikes age and fail and the bike industry pushes them, who would have thought?

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You've really outdone yourself this time Reginald! One kilogram lighter? Closer to 120g I think. Also Sram doesn't make a 12 speed mechanical group so I'm guessing you're referring to Red 22 11sp? It's true that average pro bikes have become a little heavier but speeds are faster than ever. Riders have choices between bikes depending on the stage and of course will choose the lighter climbing bike on mountain stages. The heavier aero bike will be faster on flatter stages. Do you really think teams wouldn't equip their riders with lighter bikes that are readily available if they thought it would win them races?

Your HamBias shows through in every other sentence.

Stopping at the side of the road to fix a tire is not fun especially 4a.m. Tubeless with a proper sealant is the way to go. I find that only 1 sealant work properly do you research.

Could you not just wrap the plastic with an inner tube and use some channel locks to undo that?

Cynical slop. Can I get me 2 minutes back?? Please? When you graduate you can get a job and afford a real bike.

I always pump my tires and check the pressure before every ride.

I have just fitted some Ride Now's and I love them!

Max pressure really only 5 bars?

the brush from a dust pan and brush is my favorite, the long bristles and handle make them really good for big cassettes and getting in behind derailleurs and chainrings

exited for the rim vs disk video i like both but ive got alot of mixed feelings about both and im an outcast in the mtb community for not liking hydros lol

This guy's onesided hate speech can't be trusted any more than a manufacturer's ine sided add speech. 🙄 I sat through half of the video and have quite enough of it. No nuance, just black and white. That's not what the world looks like.

Strange, I've been on C3 dry lube for at least 5 years and have never seen anything like what you are experiencing, I use either DA or KMC SL chains and get between 6000-7500 miles, I do remove my chain about every 250/300 miles (weekly, I'm retired) and wash it in very warm water + a squirt of washing up liquid (rinse in warm water NO soap), dry under the grill (note, only a few minutes) re-lube with 1 drop per roller, and leave over night prior to use. I use reusable missing links and change about every 12 washes. Downside to C3 Ceramic is rain, washes off in minutes, however it is a dry lube for dry conditions !!