Cube Rebuild Service! Worn Drivetrain Mountain Bike Overhaul!
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- In todays episode we service this Cube mountain bike. We rebuild it and service all the parts we can along with fitting a new tyre and drivetrain...
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Thanks again for this, I didn’t realise how detailed your service is, took her out for a little ride this afternoon and everything is spot on, great work thank you 😊
You’re welcome 👍🏻🧡⚙️
8:25 i'm so glad you cleaned up that oil drop, it would've driven me crazy
Haha don’t worry we’ve got your back 🧡⚙️
Attention to detail certainly seems to be your strong point
My weekly moment of zen 🙏
Ours too! 🧡⚙️
Always like to see a dirty mountain bike. That means it is being used for its intended purpose. Good job getting it clean and freshened up for the next ride. Keep it going guys…love your videos.
Thanks Todd, thanks for watching 👍🏻🧡⚙️
I "liked" this video before I started watching it! I knew it would be great as usual. Thanks for another one!
Thank you for all the help!🧡
I'd love to see a crossover episode where wristwatch revival does a service on your Rolex. I bet it gets quite a hammering over the days and weeks! Maybe he even has a bike for you to return the favour!
Always love a Bikespeeds MTB service ❤
Not common but always a pleasure 🧡
Attention to details. What a great performance. Thanks again gentlemen.
Thanks Marc! We’ll see you again next week🧡⚙️💪🏼
Satisfying bike service mate keep it up 👍 👌
Thanks!!🧡⚙️
Merci!
We really appreciate your continued support Denis ⚙️🧡👍🏻🫶
@@Bikespeeds Your work is top-notch! I’m impressed by your professionalism.
We thank you!🧡
Winner Winner, Chicken Dinner! Great job as always gents!
Love it, I can imagine how nice it rides after the service particularly with new chain, chainrings and cluster. Customer would feel the transformation. Thanks, great video again, Dave
Thanks for watching and supporting us Dave, goes a long way. This bike really did have a rest and will have thousands of miles in it again now ⚙️
Amazing work lee as always lovely looking bike too and well done to Simon for camera work xx
I have maxxis tyres on my Honda CBR 600, they perform very well (plenty good enough to get your knee down) I’d not hesitate to use them on a mountain bike
Again great video!!!
Loved the maxxis description 😂
Great bike, great service.
Thanks very much🧡
That's a high end bike that's seen a lot of use. Even if the chain replacement's well overdue, I respect the owner's dedication. Great work, Mr. Speeds.
We love to see a well ridden bike in the shop!⚙️
Nothing high-end on this bike. Except the service it recieved.
@@ivanivanov7064 It features a mix of Shimano XT m8000 11-speed and SLX. Only XTR is higher up in the Shimano hierarchy then XT.
If you say this a low end, budget bike I don’t know what rock you have been living under.
@@emilkumpula4843 M8000 is a 7-year-old mechanical gruppo, frame is metal, wheels are cheap OEM Cube brand not even tubeless compatible.
@@ivanivanov7064 it's definitely not low end coming with xt and slx. It could definitely be made tubeless with a bit of effort. It's not a race bike, it's a well specced trail bike thats seen a ton of use and responded well to service. Stop being a weirdo
Always nice to watch your video. Almost forgot, that it is Wednesday today, until UA-cam told me, that there is a new video by bikespeeds 😜
Every Wednesday 7pm lol, thanks for watching🧡
As usual, great job😉
Thanks Sylvian!🧡⚙️
Always butiful work on thos biks lov'it❤
Thanks for watching!🧡
Beautiful work as ever Mr. Speeds. Happy & safe riding to you too.
Cheers!🧡🍻⚙️
I can't wait to bring my bike down for a service, I bought it 3 months ago, it's done 680 miles and I'm already noticing some creaks & squeaks. 😄
We get so many bikes in and out it’s hard to remember the what’s what’s and who’s who’s but next time you come in mention the UA-cam to us, we love talking about it, thanks Phil!🧡⚙️
@@Bikespeeds Will do. 👍 I'll book it in probably around December when it's on or around a thousand miles. 😎
So satisfying to watch 😊 I like the straightforward overhaul videos as much as the problem-solving ones.
Thanks Diane, each week we have a mini panic attack about what bike to film. But we’ve learned people love seeing a straight forward service equally as much as a full on restoration ⚙️
Love my midweek @Bikespeeds fix!
Thanks Munro! We do too lol🧡
Nice one yet again.
Thanks John!🧡⚙️
Lovely vid as all ways what a different you make to bikes
Thanks Ryan we always appreciate the mind words🧡⚙️
What a well ridden bike btw!
Oh what a beauty. Well done lads! I love seeing all of the hard work you put into these overhauls.
Thanks Ivory we really do appreciate the support each week🧡⚙️
Great. Love the background music
Thanks Leslie!🧡⚙️
Great service as always guys ! Pleasure to watch 👍
Thanks as always!🧡⚙️
awesome! ❤ love it
Another great job but what we all expect from you.
Haha thanks Ian!🧡⚙️
Really nice build kit on this MTB. Great work as usual!!
This was a great bike! Thanks for watching as always Vito
Nice work 😊👍🏻👍🏻
amazing work
Always appreciated Nick🧡⚙️
Amazing job again ! Thank you for another amazing video.
Glad you’re still enjoying the videos, thanks for watching!🧡⚙️
Cracking job again! I always love the before and after pictures it just shows you what a service can do and it also shows how maintainable bikes are ! They can get into a right state but can often be brought back to life. Love it thank you
With enough time most things can be brought back!🧡⚙️
Id call this a service Plus. Great that you fit new parts to OEM spec. Id wager that this bike is better detailed than new. When you wash the bike in the workshop where does all the water drip?
Hah - I always wonder that too! I have to do my bikes in the bath 😂
On video it actually looks like we use a lot more water than we do, we’re very cautious to use as little as possible and then we mop up after ourselves ⚙️
Great video again. How do you determine when to replace a disk break rotor? I see you cleaning and torquing the rotors but I don’t think I have ever seen you measure the thickness.
With the videos we pick bikes that have enough for content but aren’t to involved for time scale of filming and editing so you don’t always see things like you’ve just mentioned I find through experience you can feel and see when a rotor needs replacing & I then tend to show and measure it for the customer to enhance what I’m saying.
Keep up the awsome vids and restorations i love your videos 10/10.
Thanks BSB we really appreciate it🧡⚙️
So satisfying watching you work! What grit do you use to sand the break pads and rotors?
I have a band scoured I use for something else that uses 100grit bands they wear pretty smooth by the time I swap them and then I cut them down for this task & by that stage they are more like 200 grit.
Great service, got a simple question for today, road bikes or MTBs
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What grit on the emry do you normalu use for the rotors? Thanks
So satisfying to watch; I wanted to ask about the music. Which song is at 3:20?
I checked LAKEY INSPIRED but couldn't find it xD.
And thank you for these videos. Enjoying them a lot!
Great video as always! While I continue to watch a lot of your past videos, I’m wondering if you’ve had any favorite ones I should make sure to watch?
Simons is the Triumph restoration and mine, not for the reasons you’d think is my own “bikespeeds bike torque” video because Simon came up with that when he was very young and we had Titch, Maria & Jon all jump on board and help us film, but my own one ua-cam.com/video/GdU2Nd8psjQ/v-deo.html was a real father son proud moment. We’ve come a long way since those days but it’s nice to reflect!
@@Bikespeeds Thank you! I look forward to watching them and others!
Also, I look forward to doing things like this with my own son once he’s old enough. Love that your videos reflect you and your families values.
love these videos, incredibe work, but im super curious what grease your using in the syringe? looks similar in green color to the premium shimano grease, but its not nearly as viscious. anyway its really inspiring stuff! keep em coming!!!
That is an everyday lube, exactly like you’d put on your chain⚙️🧡
Would you recommend using brake parts cleaner when cleaning near sealed bearings like in the hub or in the bottom bracket? I've always been using degreaser and hopefully I haven't gone and ruined some of my bearings.
It’s what we use, it doesn’t sit on and run round / in the bearing seals like degreaser does. Brake cleaner evaporates pretty quickly which is why I like it around hubs, it’s less intrusive
what is the best grease for the bearings? teflon , silicone or lithium?
It depends on the bearing and the climate / conditions it’s used in. Any Zinc Oxide based grease is a good all rounder for bearings.
do you have any thoughts on the sunrace cassettes on shimano drivetrains?
IMO the shifting isn't as crisp.
This particular ratio wasn’t available until next year so I had little choice on the cassette but with the difference from the worn chain and old cassette was night and day. It was working beautifully. I personally think the chain makes the biggest difference and this was a Shimano one.
Beautiful work as always. I appreciate a really nice detail/restoration, along with your tips and information being very welcome and helpful. Being a regular rider, both road and mountain bike, between my wife and I we have 10 high end bikes, and detailing them is always relaxing for me. I am surprised then that I see so many bikes that if they were only regularly cleaned after a ride, and/or stored correctly, wouldn't need half the amount of work that you put into them. It seems very careless and possibly laze on the owners part, but I guess that is guaranteed work for you folks hey? Lol. I look forward to seeing your videos in the future, thanks and keep up the good content.
I'd rather spend 2 hours working on my bike than swipe the dust on my car's dashboard, and somewhere on a car detailing channel there's a comment about people being careless with their cars. It really comes down to what people value most, the time to learn and work on their stuff or the money to pay someone to do it professionally.
Each to their own! If you enjoy riding bikes that doesn’t by default make you enjoy mechanics. We really enjoy a dirty bike coming in as it makes great content lol, some bikes come in and they’re too clean to film! Thanks for the good vibes though Good Vibes!🧡⚙️
What is it that you are you using on the brake discs?
Sand paper ⚙️
@@Bikespeeds What grit?
7:26 what was that extra part you put in to the tire? :O
If it was the blue, we changed the Rim tape. The old was plastic and had gone hard & was causing problems when fitting the tyre, so I replaced it. Although we film the majority of the work some things get cut out in the edit.
I see that you use Sunrace cassette. Is this good quality our do you prefer Shimano, Sram or another brand.
I’d have preferred Shimano but it wasn’t available until January, so had no choice really. However in the past couple of years with the world the way it is I’ve fitted a lot of Sunrace when Shimano has been out of stock with no complaints, for a part like a cassette that wears anyway they are a pretty credible contender really.
@@Bikespeeds the reason I’m asking is that I self do bike repairs as a secondary activity and indeed Shimano is hard to find for some parts. But thanks for the information and keep on doing these video’s because they help me a lot and it’s fascinating how a bad looking bike could end almost as brand new.
Great service👍
💯👌👍
Why not change the rd Cable, it cant cost that much but youll notice it in shifting
If it isn’t broken why fix it⚙️
It went together easily in less than an hour. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L Make sure the front fork is forward or the pedals will hit the front tire. Tires are both a little soft so it needs air before I ride it. The rear wheel didn't come with a clamp regular bolts hold it on. The front had the clamp. No scratches out of box. Rims are a little off with a slight wobble. They could have spent more time with the spoke tool fixing the run out. So far out of the box I'm happy with it. I did replace the pedals with a nice aftermarket set. After riding it a bit my A$$ is a bit sore so I ordered another seat. Overall I'm nearly 60 and didn't ride a bike in 30 years. I like my new 29" Schwinn. It will be used for casual rides with my friend.
They used that bike for commuting. All the wear screams road use.
Hahaha. Imagine pushing a dual shock around the streets for eons. Get a road bike you crazy person.
Cables must be expensive like hell because custumer opted to not replace them. How much are they? £100 each? 🤣🤣🤣