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@@davehoover8853 I bought an ebike and I had to choose a bike to sell. This is my newest one out of 5 bikes so figured I'd sell the one with the most value. I hate to see it go. It's so sweet and such an attention getter for those that like that.

@@annequinlan6593 I pull the nozzle off the small bottle, then move the big bottle over quickly. I usually do it over a paper towel or garbage in case some spills. Just make sure to shake the big bottle thoroughly first.

I have the same question 😅

appears to be "shop towels" which come on a roll like paper towels but are much stronger.

@@tobikrutt I get them at Walmart. I think I've gotten them at Home Depot also. They do come on rolls like paper towels. I think they usually have them by the automotive department.

@@321execute they are blue paper towel rolls that I usually find at Walmart or Home Depot.

Thank you. I'm glad it helped.

That's awesome! Your kid should love it. I still have ours as a memory of his first bike. He is on his 3rd bike now.

Thank you. He loves it too! Does your kid have one, too?

@@rtbd420 Yes, he has one and loves shredding on it! It is solid, light weight, and fast. We upgraded ours to a 26 tooth front chainring to get a little more torque.

This is the 16 for the Spawn. The Clearly is a 12.

@@rtbd420 Sorry yea, meant the Spawn 😆 - thank you! My son has a 14.5” inseam so I was deciding between the Yoji 14 or 16. Or maybe both in this day and age where you can flip a bike pretty easily...

@@rpiian Yes! Can you get them or have a connection? My friend was looking for one and ended up buying a Trek. He's not really a mountain biker but he is trying to the best to make his kid happy with the sport. My son is due for an upgrade soon. So many good choices that I can't buy. LoL.

@@rtbd420 I wish I did but no, I’m just emptying my wallet 😂. I was considering the Ramones 14 or Vitus Kids 14 and both have been out of stock since last fall. So here I am buying one of the most expensive kids bikes on the planet lol! I’m in the justifying stage at the moment. I know once I get my son ripping on it it won’t matter, but it definitely hurts.

@@rpiian I love looking at bikes. I'm liking the Commencal bikes, also. They have disc brakes. The nice thing about these high-end bikes is that even without Covid the resale was still great versus a big brand like Trek, etcetera, so in the end their really isn't much of a loss. There is definitely a quality difference. When I have friends that have the money but are considering a bike from Walmart, I ask them how much they weigh. So if they respond, 200lbs, I ask them how much fun they would have riding a bike that weights 200lbs. Because, especially at the younger ages, the bike from Walmart might weigh as much as the kid.

If he can fit on the 14, I would go with the 14". The bike is definitely faster and it's easier to balance since most of his weight is on the seat vs being bent over the bars, like a cross country bike. Better roll over with the bigger wheels. I think with all those factors my son flys over his handlebars far less often. lol. I'm amazed he keeps riding after all those Superman's. The draw back is that he tends to wash out the front on loose rocks more often. I think that's possibly him needing to steer less aggressively and he's going faster, not necessarily less weight on the bars, so it's hard to say.

Thank you. Sorry, for the delay. I have an extra bike still new in the box if you are interested. We got 2 for Christmas. It's the 16.

My son just maxed out the seat tube. I'll have to measure him and get back to you.