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Thanks buddy.

@@ckMTB cheers ✌️

Thanks mate, unfortunately the video quality is not that good, however I'm practising my video skills.

@@gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors I don't think that's a bad thing, it was very cool to see these shots with the mood of the low sun🤩

@@ckMTB Thanks.

Thanks for the inspiring comment and thanks for subscribing.

Thanks for the comment. I think it was a combination of the old seal being broken and the carpet folded over the lip, then the old seal not sealing. I bought new seals, side and rear doors, cut the excess carpet off. I have poured buckets of water, car wash and lots of heavy rain on the van and no leaks. My advice to anyone doing this is, buy new door seals, reduce the excess carpet and squeeze the new seal together before putting it on, worked for me.

Thanks for the info, I used loft insulation (is that the same?) throughout the van.

@@gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors Hiya. If you used the brown stuff that was at the beginning of the video then you should take it out before you board the walls up. Rock wool( the brown stuff) is not suitable for van insulation. Its high;y absorbant and any moisture that gets onto the van metal will be absorbed by it, You will end up with damp and mould inside your walls. If you got the white plastic insulation made from recycled bottles like they sell in B&Q, then you will be fine. The white insulation is the stuff you should be using. I used rockwool and found it soaking in the walls. I ripped it all out and redid with white plastic insulation. been zero probs since and insulates the van perfectly

Don't watch it then, thanks for your comment.

Thanks for that I have changed it to the correct spelling, I can't change the title on my video though.

Thanks for your comment

I'm 170cm approx. 5'6" the frame is a medium, wheels 27.5. How tall are you?

Yes, I'm heavy so the light bike works well.

Thank you for that I wasn't sure, yes Iron Bridge is such a lovely friendly village.

Hiya, Bought it through Wiggle during the first covid lockdown. Bike was perfect condition they forgot the accessories peddles multi tool etc, but sent out within a week. It's coming up to 2 years old, have upgraded wheels due to my riding has improved, started jumps, tail whips so needed stronger wheels. just changed the back brake to 4 pot Hope tech 4. Original bike awesome, I think. I live in London so easy delivery, where are you?

@@gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors Ah nice one, good to know they're responsive at least! I'm in regional NSW so expecting some hefty shipping costs but other than that hopeful of snagging one!

Thanks buddy, "Get Happy" keep cycling ☮️

Thanks mate. Surrey hills is a great place to ride.

Thanks Mike, brakes are next on the list mainly rear as front are good, gears are to follow also (maybe I should just get a new bike). Great guitar playing by the way ☯☮

@@gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors nah you dont need a new bike mate i look at it as building the bike i always wanted that will be better than what Vitus come up with or put out You should get up to Chicksands mate you would love it im currently teaching my partner to ride as I really want to do BPW! she is booked into a skills core lesson in the FOD on the 9th Sept then were both gonna do the flow course Pt1 and i shall do the jumps course soon after that im 63 she is 64 and that little voice (i always kinda listen to) tells me i shouldnt be doing that kinda stuff at my age hahahahaha fuck that !!

@@mikereynoldsguitar502 True I don't need a new bike, building one will be more fun. Don't listen to that silly voice, if you feel fit and healthy and intelligent enough to know your limits GO FOR IT! Just remember, Rome wasn't built in a day, you will do it..

Thanks mate.

Thanks buddy ☮️☯️

Thanks mate, I tried my GoPro on my handlebars, it's ok but can be a bit dizzy at time prefer it on my chest strap.

@@gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors Yeah I think that a chest strap is better too :)

Thanks Celine, it's the fact I have the GoPro on my handlebars, I was experimenting. No need to speak really, plus you can't hear my swearing 😁

I see what you mean, for my riding it's an awesome bike. The next one up from the vitus would be the nukeproof.

@@gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors almost impossible to find available ( here anyway) 😂😭😂😭

Thanks Celine, it wasn't a big jump and it doesn't really show on the video, but it was great to get a small amount of "airtime". I'm looking forward to bigger jumps.

Thanks mate, just been watching your channel ☮️☯️

Yes, all original tube not tubless, except the pedals.

@@gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors thanks. Just bought one. Also got the nukeproof Horizon V2 wheelset, but the originals sound really decent

@@FlyingSpaghettiMonster2000 it's my first real MBT, so far love it. I try to do everything, DH, trails, technical, just started jumps.

Do you mean tall? I'm 170cm or 5' 6 or 5'7 tall My arms hang down to my groin level. Sometimes when I have the seat high the handle bars can hit my knees when turning really sharp. Saying that, seat post down, going down hill or trails its perfect size. This is what they mean when they say the bike is playful, I understand that now since my riding has improved.

@@gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors yes I mean tall and thank you

@@gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors I am about 168cm or 5’6 and was thinking the small but after reading this , I may change my decision

@@johnnyontrails for me saddle down and standing its perfect. Saddle up and sitting handlebar can hit my knee on sharp turning, which I rarely do if at all. I've also been riding BMX style bikes all my life so I'm used to a compact size. I see some guys on the trails and their bikes look way to big. I would recommend a medium. Like your channel just subscribed.

6 inches

Thanks mate ☮️

@@gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors Subscribed, keep up the good work🙌

Thanks mate, it a great trail.

@@gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors 🙏

The tires are 27 by 2.6. not sure how much wider you could go, need to look at the spec.

@@gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors I’ve been searching the specs on the company website, I must be missing it. Thanks anyway mate.

@@winnguyen443 Is this what you're looking for? WHEELSETWTB i30 TCS 2.0 rims on Vitus KT hubs 27.5" Wheelset, 32H, 6 Bolt, Boost 110mm x 15mm Front & 148mm x 12mm Rear Hub Spacing REAR RIMWTB i30 TCS 2.0 27.5", 32H, Presta Valve, Tubeless Ready Rim Tape Installed FRONT RIMWTB i30 TCS 2.0 27.5", 32H, Presta Valve, Tubeless Ready Rim Tape Installed

Thanks Celine, sunshine makes all the difference. The track is faster and harder, you feel every bump and tree root.

Okay and that's a good thing??

Thanks. ☮️