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Camping, mountain biking, skiing, ski touring, trail running, paddle boarding, and gear you really want to use.
New Bike Day - YT Jeffsy Primus 24
New bike day is always exciting but when you are 7 and get your first full suspension ride it's even more so! The YT Jeffsy Primus 24 is a good overall package, has a lighter overall weight than most 24" full suspension bikes, and made an immediate impact on going up, down, over and jumping.
My son was about 4" under the recommended length when he started riding it. We definitely recommend the bike sand would buy it again. The only issues we ran into has been a clutch failure on the derailleur (YT replaced it with an upgraded GX derailleur) and getting full travel out of the front fork.
Video from Duthie Hill and the backyard.
My son was about 4" under the recommended length when he started riding it. We definitely recommend the bike sand would buy it again. The only issues we ran into has been a clutch failure on the derailleur (YT replaced it with an upgraded GX derailleur) and getting full travel out of the front fork.
Video from Duthie Hill and the backyard.
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Whitewater SUP on Snoqualmie River from Plum River Access Point
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This was our first time ever going whitewater SUP. We launched on the Snoqualmie River from Plum River Access pPoint and first played around in the eddy trying to decide if we could actually make it down the first rapids. It was raining a little, the water was 48F, and the flow 4,200 CFS so the river was quite intimidating. We finally made it down the rapid paddling on our knees. The 1-2 foot w...
SUP the Snoqualmie River from Chinook Bend - Duvall
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Standup Paddleboarding (SUP) the Snoqualmie River from Chinook Bend Natural Area to Duvall on a beautiful April day. The river was full of rainwater from 3-4 days of hard rain and very cold (45-50F). The entire paddle is 20km (12.5 miles) and took us ~2.5hrs. The first 3km the current was fast and fun but it mellowed out the rest of the way.
Repairing a Ripped Seam on an Inflatable SUP
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I repair a huge 16-20" rip in the seam on my Boardworks Verve inflatable Ppaddleboard. I can't believe it actually worked! Since the repair I've used the board on both flatware and whitewater and it's holding up just fine. Here is what you will need: - MKE or Acetone to clean and remove old glue - Sand paper to rough up the surfaces - Vaccum - Isopropyl alcohol to clean surfaces - HH-66 Vinyl C...
Review of SUP inflation adapter for air compressor
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Quick review of $13 adapter to allow you to inflate your SUP with your compressor. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TY9P17W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Best ski turns ever at Crystal Mountain WA
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Best 13 ski turns ever at Crystal Mountain WA on a picture perfect Dec 23, 2017.
Skiing powder at Crystal Mountain WA Feb 2020
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Best day of the season at Crystal Mountain WA this year!
Ski tour in Alpental Valley to Chair Peak at Snoqualmie Pass WA
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Ski tour in the Alpental Valley at Snoqualmie Pass WA up towards Chair Peak on March 15 2020. Start at the upper parking lot at Alpental Ski Area and follow the trail. The GoPro did not cooperate so unfortunately there is very little video from the way up.
Ski tour to Mt Hyak and Mt Catherine at Snoqualmie Pass WA
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Ski tour from Hyak ski area at Snoqualmie Pass WA to the top of Mount Hyak ski runs and Mount Catherine on a spring-like day in March 2020. We learned that navigating through the forest to Mt Catherine can be a bit challenging. There is no clear trail and due to snow conditions there was no visible skin track after we entered the forest. We ended up choosing to bootpack a more direct line to th...
Ski tour in Commonwealth Basin at Snoqualmie Pass WA
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Ski tour from Summit West ski area at Snoqualmie Pass WA in the Commonwealth Basin on a cold morning in March 2020. Forecast was for warm temps and our plan was to go over to Kendall Peak. Unfortunately the morning was much colder than expected and the skin over the ridge was not possible due to ice. We decided to abandon the objective and ended up going to Mount Hyak and Mt Catherine instead. ...
Mountain bike the Olallie Trail at North Bend WA
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The Olallie trail begins just a few minutes from North Bend, WA. It delivers a long ascent (3700ft climb over 8.5miles on the way up), fantastic views, and a long flowy descent through beautiful alpine terrain and forests. The total downhill takes ~45min. I've captured the best of the descent and the terrain you will experience. Find out more about the trail on Trailforks: www.trailforks.com/tr...
Anyone tried E6000 glue for this?
My wife's Inflatable SUP burst a seam similarly. I wonder if the air expanded in the heat causing this to happen. Anyway, thanks for posting!!
Awesome DIY tutorial. Thanks!
what was this sup that needed 18psi .Most sups are max pressure 15psi
Helpful, I ordered some HH66 glue and thinner to give this a shot after a local shop told me my board is “unrepairable.” It’s a Body Glove SUP and while the board is awesome, the factory glue job was total trash. So, a lot of cleanup at various places but I think it’s possible.
What kind of glue did you use?
You better stay close to shore
How old was he in this video? My son just turned 9 and I’m trying to decide which bike to get him at the moment
He was 4’ tall… or 4” less than recommended length when he started to ride this bike. He is now 4’8” and it is now getting small.
Anyone know what glue he used?
It is called HH-66 vinyl cement
Man U did such a great job showcasing the acetone! But when it came time to show the glue, you just forgot to show us. Can someone please respond with the type of glue that was used? I'd like to use my paddle board this weekend.
It is called HH-66 vinyl cement. Please check the description for a full list of items you’ll need. Good luck!
You realize people Watch the video for the information?
What type of glue is it?
Hi! Thank you for the great tips and video! I am in the process of fixing my SUP. How do you clean the glue excess when taking off the clumps? I have a couple of dry-glue spots after the repair and not sure on how to get rid of them. Thank you 😊
What glue did u use?
I've got a similar problem and no place to take it for repair. Would like to know how it turned out. Did the repair hold? Did any additional seams split/open? Lastly, how do you generally inflate your inflatable SUP?
Hello. I have done this repair now 4-5 times and it has always been successful. 2 of my SUPs developed more leaks which I was able to fix (apparently due to bad glue). I currently use a combination of a 12v electric pump and the hand pump. Good luck.
Trying this on a paddle board I got for free with a ripped seam. I let the glue sit for about 3 minutes but didn’t test it to see if it got tacky, and I applied a liberal amount. I hope it works! If not I’ll have to try again!!
I’ve been successful with all but one repair so far. The key things are to clean, little bit of sanding, clean some more, glue (not too much, not too little), and they apply pressure as it dries. I messed up the last part on my last repair and it did not turn out well. Good luck!
please tell me how I can open to adjuste a hole from a bad reparation and do you think acetone can demage the sup ...I love your video
That’s an excellent question and something I am trying to figure out myself. Unfortunately I don’t have a great answer as I’ve never done it. But, I am thinking about trying with acetone. As long as you can open up a space between the layers you may be able to use acetone to loosen up the old glue. Just be careful not to let it sit on too long. Good luck!
Is your inflator connected to your car?
It is connected to a small air compressor running on 110V power.
Your son is amazing!
Looks like fun! And staying in the trees minimizes avalanche risk. I'll add this to my list of low risk high reward fun!
I think it’s is a great training outing as you have to think about many aspects of ski mountaineering. And while not risk free I agree, trees are good as they help reduce avvy risk.
Which HH-66 should I get? On Amazon there’s one with white can like in this video and the other is green I’m confused anyone can answer?
I am not 100% sure but I think they are actually the same - just newer packaging or size specific packaging. Just make sure you are in a well ventilated area when using this stuff. Good luck!
Thanks!!
Does the grey part unscrew from the black part if so what is the thread size in mm please ?
IMHO a tear like that is a factory problem and the vendor should sort out a new one. I bought a damn expensive top of the range Starboard Astro 10yr ago and it never held its PSI. Despite complaining to the vendor it would a cost a fortune to return and get a new one shipped out (only if they found an actually problem) Few years after lots of frustrations… blow out. Massive tear in the seam. Pissed me off.
I did this repair and it seemed fine, went to pump it up at the lake, it held well until I got to about 13 psi (it recommends 15), then the seam blew out in the same spot… what to do? Trying again
I have done 6 repairs and all have held. I think the key is to clean well and then let it sit 24hrs before inflating. Good luck.
Make a video out of patch of board and you don’t even see what kind of glue you use
It’s in the description… HH-66 Vinyl Cement
Not by much though. My 12V does the 15psi in about 15 minutes and I can do it in about 13 min.
I have patched two punctures in an ISUP with that HH 66 cement, 1 of them four years ago......no problems with either hole.
Thanks for making this video! This is a tremendous help!
What glue did you use?
It’s called HH-66. It’s nasty stuff but it works very well. Work in a well ventilated area.
For anyone attempting repair, LET THE GLUE SIT. It's gotta get tacky. I have been trying to patch a hyplaon sup/boat and it's been a huge pain. But the best results have been with very detailed prep as shown in the video, and waiting for the glue to get tacky and dry a bit before clamping. I applied it too thicc and wet and it didn't dry.
sit how long?
I see a rubber grommet/plug on where a dropper cable usually goes thru on the head tube. Is that removable for a cable to go thru? I’ve spoken to YT and was told the 24” frame is not compatible with internal droppers while their 26 is…Can’t find any info online.
I am not sure about supported but ours had holes for running an internal dropper cable… and while it is a tight bend into the downtube I was able to get it to work.
@@campbikeski thanks! That’s what I suspected. I called YT again and upon them looking at the marketing pics, they believe it’s routable. Good to know that it’s confirmed by you.
How's it after a year of riding it? Looking to buy one for my son.
It has held up very well. The only thing that has broken is the derailleur. The clutch fell off very early on but YT sent a replacement away and actually upgraded it to a GX.
@@campbikeski Great! Thank you!
Enjoyed the video so much. Keep going !!!
Thank you, this was very helpful
Beautiful video. What language was spoken by one of the skiers?
Thank you. It is Swedish.
How tall is he
I believe he was 4’ when we got him this bike… about 4” shy of recommended height.
@@campbikeski yeah he’s got a nice bike I got a trek fuel ex 5
@@campbikeski how was the fit when he was 4ft? YT states min 135cm but the geo is similar to other bikes that states a smaller min height.
Bro, which electric pump u used to inflate
When I made this I used a compressor as my Intex pump broke. I finally got an Aquaglide pump from REI which I have been happy with. There is an identical knock off version on amazon but I cannot say if it works as well.
Great video, we have a similar ploblem, we just order the hh66 but we have no idea of what grit of sandpaper we should get?¿ any advice?¿ thanks
I recommend something that isn’t too rough - anything 100-160 grit should work. I had to repair a 2nd iSUP this summer and it also worked great. Good luck!
@@campbikeski Thanks!
Just bought it and it doesn't work. No air is going through the adapter.
It sounds like you may have a bad adapter or the connection between the inflator and the adapter isn’t working. My adapter require some work to get the fit right.
Take out the shader valve as well
@@campbikeskiwhat work? Can you explain a little bit? I'm going nuts trying to figure out how to make it work
I just repair my board by this way. Is it still good after one year ?
Yes, it has held great.
Great video, thanks
Appreciate it, thank you!
It looked like you connected the adapter to a pistol-grip tire inflator (like harbor freight central pneumatic?) that has a PSI gauge already. Was that fairly accurate? Or did you need to connect to hand pump for better accuracy at lower PSI? Specifically trying to understand reading the PSI during/after inflating
Unfortunately it is not accurate - and that’s the case for 2 of these I have tried. I finally caved and bought a new SUP pump from REI (Aquaglide) and while it is only 12V it is quite good.
Hi! I have the same problem with a seam on my inflatable kayak. Did you have another leak on the same seam you fixed after a while? Also, I am curious to know how you selected the HH-66 Vinyl Cement because I am not sure if that works well for marine/water environments. I am planning to use the Weaver Adhesive 3001. My kayak only requires 3.2 psi instead of 15 psi, so I hope it works.
Hello, no it’s been perfect since the repair. I found HH-66 after doing research on how to do repairs. I honestly think the most important step of all is properly cleaning and preparing the surfaces. Good luck!
did anyone hear that it wasnt good to use compressors due to the moisture that gets put into the inside of the paddle board? Something like its not good for the inside to have moisture?
You are correct, compressors do generate moist air. Using the hand pump or a 12V SUP pump is probably better. But, is it bad for board? Using the compressor is probably similar to using your mouth to blow up an inflatable sleeping mattress. Moisture could lead to mold and while not desirable I’m not sure it will impact the functionality of the board. I’ve been using the compressor for the past 2 seasons and leave the boards inflated for most of the summer. When I empty them I’ll leave them out for a day with the valve open. I could not tell you if that makes a difference or not.
@@campbikeski Thank you, thats good feedback.
How you Control the psi ?
I simply stop and check with a hand pump. I also timed it so I know roughly how long it takes to get to 15psi.
Where did you purchase this bike?
From YT Industries website.
Where’d you pull out at?
We took out at Fall City - mostly due to the cold.
ice, super ice
lol this kids bike is 3x more expensive than mine.
Nice job dude, going to add some of that HH-66 cement to my kit indeed