I’m a novice rider (actually an old rider rediscovering the pleasure of a mountain bike), and I really enjoy your videos, especially this simple hacks/tips that can really make a difference even on a budget. Thanks for sharing your personal knowledge, it’s truly helpful!
Bought my first mountainbike 4 days ago and found this channel yesterday. I really like you'r channel and you're a very good biker. Keep it up! Sincerely from Sweden! Subscribed btw👍
my favorite bike hack is crush an empty soda can and put it between ur frame and back wheel. When u ride it sounds like a motorcycle and makes you the most badass 8 year old on the block
if you get a flat tire somewhere far away and you don't have anything to fix it, use a lighter to melt some plastic on the hole , this will get you ~ 1-2 km (my experience)
Depends on how much you care about how much your bike weighs but another thing to do with older inner tubes is to cut it vertically down the middle and wrap it around your new tube it basically makes you tube twice as thick. I've done it a lot before and it definitely helps stop pinch flats!
James Butler yeah I know but sometimes I cant be bothered to go through the hassle of tubeless even though I know it's worth it in the long run I got loads of inertubes lying around so might aswell use them up first
This right here has to be one of your funniest videos yet, (burst out laughing several times) and I'm actually looking forward to that gnat climb to see if that works. Brilliant stuff, thank you!
I take the brake levers off my bike and spray them with rubber spray paint to increase grip. You can do it with any color to match your bike as well, and it holds up surprisingly well.
A hack, add this into your next list! Using alcohol wipes (the ones doctors use before using an injection) on your disc brake rotors can remove any sort of oil! I've tried and tested this method, works like a charm because these wipes contain only pure alcohol! Not to mention they're easily available at any pharmacy.
Aniruddh Tewari another way I found is that your rub methylated spirits on to the rotor and pads with a clean cloth the boil it all off with a blowtorch! my brakes were extremely sharp after that.
Aniruddh Tewari is there any way to clean brake pads without using heat? i can do the rotor with degreaser but i dontk ow if the brake pads are ok to use it on
John Richards you don't need heat mate. Just take an alcohol wipe, take off your tyres, rub the rotors with the wipe and you're done. If possible, sand down your pads just a little and you'll be golden.
On a hot day ride, fill your hydration bladder or water bottle half way and lay it at a slight angle in the freezer overnight. For the bladder make sure you blow up the bladder like a balloon to make sure the water freezes in the shape of a full bladder. For water bottles make sure the cap is not partially submerged. Then fill with water and you will have ice cold water for the whole ride.
my bike hack. To store bikes vertically, zip tie (or inner tube rubber band) the rear brake, and then just lean it up against a wall on the handlebars, the handlebars balance it, and it won't move with the back wheel locked up. A lot simpler than a wall mount, and a lot cheaper. edit: also ride with me when u move to avl seth, I go to school here.
I use a paint marker and put a mark on both shifter/brake clamp and a corresponding mark on the handle bar for easy repositioning after a wreck or maintenance. Just line the marks up.
The reason why you're not supposed to use those wipes on your tires is that they can make the rubber dry out faster. The thinking is that wipes that use an alcohol or similar substance to make them evaporate will cause the tires to dry out and crack sooner. With the amount of riding you do, you probably replace tires long before this would happen any way.
Another tip for weighing you bike( maybe not as accurate but helpful for if your travelling) weigh yourself on a normal scale then weigh yourself! Subtract the two and you have the weight of you bike!! Simple 😆😆 great video btw Seth 🔥🔥
I've got a good bike hack! I took an extra handlebar end plug, wrapped it with electrical tape until it was thick enough to plug my seat post. It fits and seals perfectly but it's not too hard to take out! My sensus grips end plugs are too difficult to take off to store things in the handlebars like you showed in this video, so this works as a great alternative for me. You can put money in there, or it's also a good place to hide a piece of paper with your name and phone number, as proof of ownership in case the bike ever gets stolen
Cable ends, twist 'em up like in the vid as much as you can, then clean it if you can with alcohol/switch cleaner/brake cleaner, anything that doesn't leave a residue. Once that's fully dry, add a few drops of superglue and let that dry, or carefully heat it if you have a heat gun or lighter etc. Don't set fire to the glue is all. Or you could even solder the end, but in either case, if you make it too big, you'll have to cut it off later if you replace the cable, as it won't fit through the mech/cable outer etc.
Or just dip the cable end in a bottle of Nail Polish. Nail Polish is one of the things you should bring with you into battle. Or to Studio Audience on Lets Make A DEAL!
After changing my 3x9 to a 1x9 I had a leftover front derailleur shifter, with a little modification I managed to repurpose it to work as my dropper post switch. Now my dropper post switch matches my rear derailleur shifter and it is way more ergonomic than the dropper post switch that came with my dropper post.
Inter tubes are great frame protection, especially on the down tube and chain stay . I cut the stem section out and cut them on the long by this method,if needed it can be turned into a make shift cord or bungee style strap it also works if someone gets a shoulder,arm or leg injury with some sticks and the tube rap you can immobilized the effected area .
I have a Bike hack. If You ride Street and you plan to let your bike sit out (say you're going to a store for a few minutes) keep a few plastic bags underneath the seat for when it rains
Another great tips that I have seen on UA-cam about inner tubes is that you can make Zippo rubber covers. fit might be tight but it’s great way protect lighter from water and snow, also it keeps fuel much more longer than without
I built my own bike repair stand out of old steel piping i pulled out of a scrap metal bin. cut them to size, threaded them together with a couple fittings and added a C Clamp with some angle iron welded to the fixed portion of the clamp to cradle the top tube of the bike and presto, saved at least 200 bucks. used it for over 10 years now and its still awesome.
Can you please make a video on best budget bikes for beginners? I'm pretty sure that many of us live outside USA in different life standards and can't afford 1,000$ MTB as a beginner, but would really like to start out somewhere.
when using a hydration pack a good way to stop them getting disgusting when they sit because you didn't clean them properly or whatever is to put it in the freezer when you're done. bladder and hose! you'll have a cold drink for a while when you start your ride. My favourite hack!
You can use the freezer to take the smell from old shoes too. Tie them up tight in a grocery bag so you dont get dirt on your other food. The cold kills some of the bacteria that makes shoes smelly.
BIKE HACK. when riding with friends, if you go into a store on a busy street and don't have a bike lock, stack the bikes awkwardly to deter thieves. if the bike are standing alone upright, anyone could grab one and roll away, but if the bikes are in a pile they will have to spend the time to untangle some bars and pedals to take your bike. it may scratch your bike, but it can save you from losing your bike forever!
the nitro matt this is going to be a lifesaver I usually just tape it to the frame but the way I ride it always come Loose and fall thankyou for the tip
My favorite bike hack for solo trailside repairs: To turn pedals and drivetrain, lean down and put nose of saddle over the back of your neck. Lift the back wheel with your neck and pedal with one hand. Your other hand is free to make adjustments to shifters, cables, brakes, etc.
Also I have some bike hacks, 1. Leaving a spare masterlink taped to a cable 2. If you ride like me with your hands hanging off the bars you normally wear done the outsides of the grips but the inside looks new so rotate them to get more life out of them. 3. From a motocross I always have motocross/motorcycle chain lube laying around. it's cheaper most of the time then bicycle chain lube and works the same if not better Just my two cents lol
Seth, here in Colombia we use damaged tubes, cutting them along to form bands. Then they can be wrapped around the bars and prevent chain caused scratches on the paint.
Hack: If you need to connect two steel brake or shift cables, or need to extend your cable for some reason, you can connect them by wrapping both of them around a nut and bolt, and then tightening the bolt down real well. Its not the prettiest, but it does work. Could be especially helpful if you accidentally snap a cable and have to wait for another one to arrive after being ordered online.
When putting on new grips use wd40 it has alcohol in it so it evaporates fast and makes a tight seal plus it will lube the grip to make it easier to put on the bars
baby wipes are way cheaper then expensive interior wipes and are just as good. if it's good enough to wipe shite off a babies arse it's good enough to wipe shite off your bike. 😀
i do this too, i also added a large gear clamp to secure the speaker. I have the JBL flip 4 on my bike and do jumps etc all the time, never once has it come loose
Another hack, your glitter hack was good! Try black pepper next! It works like flax seed in wine barrels. Pepper is all shapes and will mesh up better than glitter. Won't float away as easy.
Can we just give kudos to Seth for writing out the entire script to this video under in the description,good job man
He writes his scripts before and he probably copy and pasted it. But kudos for the extra effort of even writing it!
Omg. I didn't even notice that.
Do you know what size tire he uses for his diamond back?
K Mendez that is a very odd question
Im pretty sure he wrote the script to read for the video not that he just added it after
1:50 - awesome! I'm out now to start checking handle bars on the bikes parked on the streets... emergency beer money...
mrN3w7 i will never remember I put money there
Hahahah
Lol
Easy money in steal!
Not everyone will do that u dumbass
I slipped a pedal once and hurt my shin I went inside and told my mum that I did. Her response was that’s why you always wear a helmet 👌
*facepalm*
Clid 😂 I know right
Lol
I hate pedal strikes
Oh yeah, I had a scooter hit my ankle..... TWICE
Those interior wipes are FANTASTIC for bike cleaning...
I’m a novice rider (actually an old rider rediscovering the pleasure of a mountain bike), and I really enjoy your videos, especially this simple hacks/tips that can really make a difference even on a budget. Thanks for sharing your personal knowledge, it’s truly helpful!
Bought my first mountainbike 4 days ago and found this channel yesterday. I really like you'r channel and you're a very good biker. Keep it up! Sincerely from Sweden! Subscribed btw👍
+Frank Moose welcome!
Bro are you hitting massive freeride jumps yet?
bananas stuff Haha nope
Are you still riding?
@@ryanaiken2548 No my bike broke down over a year ago… Have not biked much more since then
my favorite bike hack is crush an empty soda can and put it between ur frame and back wheel. When u ride it sounds like a motorcycle and makes you the most badass 8 year old on the block
Andrew Gordon destroys your tire too
I did it when I was 6 with my bike and an empty plastic water bottle and it sounded like the coolest thing ever
xrkoo gd who asked you MOM
When I was a kid we used a playing card clothes pinned to the frame against the spokes.
It would destroy your spokes
if you get a flat tire somewhere far away and you don't have anything to fix it, use a lighter to melt some plastic on the hole , this will get you ~ 1-2 km (my experience)
Or just try to melt the tube back together. Am I right?
Fuck.. what a good idea 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Who carry a lighter on a ride
I have stuffed a tyre full of long grass after a punture. It kinda worked, but i would rather just walk
@@MloVisual chronic smokers and campers
trail mix? you mean m&ms with obstacles?
Codymanbro _ original jokes? you mean repeating the common ones.
Codymanbro Trail mix you mean chocolate skittles and TicTac’s
And the slim Jim
Codymanbro lol
Ahmen!
I've rewatched Seth's bike hacks I don't know how many times 😅
I spilled my beer when you used the three way to mix the gorp.....
+Nate Hills Funny thing is it worked real good
When I saw the intro with the tri-key in the drill, I could not guess what that was going to be used for.
Yeah, love that one too!
I may use this for guacamole.......
The flavour of rust is delisyoso
Now thats a real youtuber. "10 bike hacks that will blow your mind" and is done in 5 minutes...
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Depends on how much you care about how much your bike weighs but another thing to do with older inner tubes is to cut it vertically down the middle and wrap it around your new tube it basically makes you tube twice as thick. I've done it a lot before and it definitely helps stop pinch flats!
thats fcking SMARTTT
Kael 416j that's genius
Kael 416j no more spending another £20 for dual ply tires
you mean to say in 2017 you still use tubes!? Ok if you are a dirt jumper!
James Butler yeah I know but sometimes I cant be bothered to go through the hassle of tubeless even though I know it's worth it in the long run I got loads of inertubes lying around so might aswell use them up first
As a bike mechanic, I can say that the cable trick works REALLY well! Thanks 😁
I'm not sure about the name goshank, how about the trail nail?
™
Marin would probably Sue, my most recent demo bike was a Marin nail trail
Yh I like that name
Coz it sticks in the ground like a nail in a trail
@Force Ghost lmao
This right here has to be one of your funniest videos yet, (burst out laughing several times) and I'm actually looking forward to that gnat climb to see if that works. Brilliant stuff, thank you!
I take the brake levers off my bike and spray them with rubber spray paint to increase grip. You can do it with any color to match your bike as well, and it holds up surprisingly well.
“Im starting a playlist and should be done by the end of summer”
*boy i sure have news for you!*
A hack, add this into your next list!
Using alcohol wipes (the ones doctors use before using an injection) on your disc brake rotors can remove any sort of oil!
I've tried and tested this method, works like a charm because these wipes contain only pure alcohol! Not to mention they're easily available at any pharmacy.
Aniruddh Tewari i gotta test this!
Aniruddh Tewari another way I found is that your rub methylated spirits on to the rotor and pads with a clean cloth the boil it all off with a blowtorch! my brakes were extremely sharp after that.
Aniruddh Tewari is there any way to clean brake pads without using heat? i can do the rotor with degreaser but i dontk ow if the brake pads are ok to use it on
y t I don't have a blowtorch, but yeah your method sounds legit
John Richards you don't need heat mate. Just take an alcohol wipe, take off your tyres, rub the rotors with the wipe and you're done.
If possible, sand down your pads just a little and you'll be golden.
On a hot day ride, fill your hydration bladder or water bottle half way and lay it at a slight angle in the freezer overnight. For the bladder make sure you blow up the bladder like a balloon to make sure the water freezes in the shape of a full bladder. For water bottles make sure the cap is not partially submerged. Then fill with water and you will have ice cold water for the whole ride.
The comment that is in a video.
Hi
@@festivekamikaze maybe Seth got it from his comment?
Bad idea if you ask me, it can mess with the rubber
In Canada it gets icy so when I want to ride to a friends house I put zip ties around my rim and tire like tire chains.
Kyle Green BMX That will work perfect on Disc brakes but on V-brake its an fuckin disaster
Hey I do that on my RC cars never thought about it on a larger scale
I live in Minnesota and that a good idea!
I wear some spare chain links around my wrist so when I snap my chain I have extra to use on the trail, and it overall looks dope.
my bike hack. To store bikes vertically, zip tie (or inner tube rubber band) the rear brake, and then just lean it up against a wall on the handlebars, the handlebars balance it, and it won't move with the back wheel locked up. A lot simpler than a wall mount, and a lot cheaper.
edit: also ride with me when u move to avl seth, I go to school here.
Dave Huffstetler that... is very clever
not bad
😐 I now have a 200 square space area rather then a 10 square inch area, thanks! It's so obvious yet so, not obvious! 😂
Dave Huffstetler nice!
Dave Huffstetler yo Dave!! Didnt expect to see you here lol
Protecting frame from front tyre by striking tyre on the frame below and it looks good also
0:49 I’ve watched this like 19 times and this gets me to laugh every single time
The trail mix is probably the best tip in the video. Thanks!
Hold bike, step on scale, record.
Set bike down, step on scale, record.
Math
I like to wrap twine or duck tape around my seatpost for emergencies. Old tubes (and zip ties) make great chain stay protectors. Keep 'em coming!
I use a paint marker and put a mark on both shifter/brake clamp and a corresponding mark on the handle bar for easy repositioning after a wreck or maintenance. Just line the marks up.
Same for seat post height.
these vids are so well edited and produced and helpful with useful content.
The reason why you're not supposed to use those wipes on your tires is that they can make the rubber dry out faster. The thinking is that wipes that use an alcohol or similar substance to make them evaporate will cause the tires to dry out and crack sooner. With the amount of riding you do, you probably replace tires long before this would happen any way.
Dave Dave I've had numerous cult dehart tires last well over two years with only car tire shine
it does do that, but ive only ever seen the cracking on older car tires, but like you said, a bike tire probaly wont last that long
Another tip for weighing you bike( maybe not as accurate but helpful for if your travelling) weigh yourself on a normal scale then weigh yourself! Subtract the two and you have the weight of you bike!! Simple 😆😆 great video btw Seth 🔥🔥
3:58 smile for the camera c:
Best mixing tool ever!
“The cream rises to the top” lol macho man!
Lol
love the GoShank and when you used the three way to mix the trail mix. Great vid
anybody know a hack to get a $4,000 bike for not $4,000.00?
MLO VISUAL some bolt cutters or an angle grinder, just choose one from a bike rack 👍🏻 lol
xD
Buy it in pounds
You do know we pay way more in the UK!! A $4000 over here is about £6300!
website pinkbike? I buy all second hand bikes from there and usually bargain prices
Love your videos, so relaxing to watch.
I've got a good bike hack! I took an extra handlebar end plug, wrapped it with electrical tape until it was thick enough to plug my seat post. It fits and seals perfectly but it's not too hard to take out!
My sensus grips end plugs are too difficult to take off to store things in the handlebars like you showed in this video, so this works as a great alternative for me.
You can put money in there, or it's also a good place to hide a piece of paper with your name and phone number, as proof of ownership in case the bike ever gets stolen
TtopMusic great idea!
Until you step up and buy a dropper post......
Cable ends, twist 'em up like in the vid as much as you can, then clean it if you can with alcohol/switch cleaner/brake cleaner, anything that doesn't leave a residue. Once that's fully dry, add a few drops of superglue and let that dry, or carefully heat it if you have a heat gun or lighter etc. Don't set fire to the glue is all. Or you could even solder the end, but in either case, if you make it too big, you'll have to cut it off later if you replace the cable, as it won't fit through the mech/cable outer etc.
Or just dip the cable end in a bottle of Nail Polish.
Nail Polish is one of the things you should bring with you into battle.
Or to Studio Audience on Lets Make A DEAL!
@@RickCoMatic Nail polish eh? Never thought of that.
Awesome video Seth but I mean I love all of your videos
Great fun, the whole video. And very decent as far as inspiration goes. Good idea about the food. And the mixing method is just perfect.
I clean my bikes with unscented baby wipes from Amazon. Super cheap and super effective.
Craig Baker me too
Craig Baker that’s funny I clean my baby with bike wipes!!
I use car wax and a microfiber. Polish that frame up. Lol
Then interior wipes on everything else 👍
Seth has became a part of da jungle with dat music!
After changing my 3x9 to a 1x9 I had a leftover front derailleur shifter, with a little modification I managed to repurpose it to work as my dropper post switch. Now my dropper post switch matches my rear derailleur shifter and it is way more ergonomic than the dropper post switch that came with my dropper post.
Inter tubes are great frame protection, especially on the down tube and chain stay . I cut the stem section out and cut them on the long by this method,if needed it can be turned into a make shift cord or bungee style strap it also works if someone gets a shoulder,arm or leg injury with some sticks and the tube rap you can immobilized the effected area .
I have a Bike hack. If You ride Street and you plan to let your bike sit out (say you're going to a store for a few minutes) keep a few plastic bags underneath the seat for when it rains
great video seth, been watching you for a couple of years now, love your channel ello from the uk!!!
That was a road bike emoji you betrayed us
Another great tips that I have seen on UA-cam about inner tubes is that you can make Zippo rubber covers. fit might be tight but it’s great way protect lighter from water and snow, also it keeps fuel much more longer than without
Lol, im using a inner tube band to hold my brake lever together...
I built my own bike repair stand out of old steel piping i pulled out of a scrap metal bin. cut them to size, threaded them together with a couple fittings and added a C Clamp with some angle iron welded to the fixed portion of the clamp to cradle the top tube of the bike and presto, saved at least 200 bucks. used it for over 10 years now and its still awesome.
I've watched like 10 of these and haven't used one of these
That trail mix actually looks delicious
Need to come up with an OG name for that homemade trail mix with the jerky ... Hacks Mix maybe?
Sounds a bit eh.
Walt Robinson zlim mix
"There are only two genders mix" is my vote
Macho Mix?
Beast mix?
Hahaha, loved the GoShank!
I was just thinking- “you know what trail mix really needs... meat.”
I'm getting a new bike soon and will be going on the trails as soon as I get it with all of these awesome bike hacks
Me: hey do you watch Seth’s bike hacks?
Friend: yeah
Me:ok
Also me the next day: *checks his bars*
I can't wait till more videos like this comes out.
Can you please make a video on best budget bikes for beginners? I'm pretty sure that many of us live outside USA in different life standards and can't afford 1,000$ MTB as a beginner, but would really like to start out somewhere.
eBay has some great bike for decent prices
Seth u r da 1 who inspired meh 2 go mountain biking thk u so much u r da best bro
when using a hydration pack a good way to stop them getting disgusting when they sit because you didn't clean them properly or whatever is to put it in the freezer when you're done. bladder and hose! you'll have a cold drink for a while when you start your ride. My favourite hack!
You can use the freezer to take the smell from old shoes too. Tie them up tight in a grocery bag so you dont get dirt on your other food. The cold kills some of the bacteria that makes shoes smelly.
OFFROAD_DRIVER7 now that’s a hack!!!
OFFROAD_DRIVER7 I would however suggest putting the bladder in a ziplock bag so it doesn’t end up tasting like the freezer.
yo Seth your trail mix looks good as hell
0:28 is what your ears came for
This is basically 5 minute crafts for mountain bikes. It’s fricken awesome
BIKE HACK. when riding with friends, if you go into a store on a busy street and don't have a bike lock, stack the bikes awkwardly to deter thieves. if the bike are standing alone upright, anyone could grab one and roll away, but if the bikes are in a pile they will have to spend the time to untangle some bars and pedals to take your bike. it may scratch your bike, but it can save you from losing your bike forever!
or just have one friend stay outside
Sometimes i just bring my bike in the store well it depends where you go
Brilliant video seth. watching while my legs recover from my bike race. you should do a video on recovery after long rides
#bikehack, if u need to carry a fishing rod while biking, u can use the bag from a folding camp chair to carry it over your shoulder
great advice
the nitro matt this is going to be a lifesaver I usually just tape it to the frame but the way I ride it always come Loose and fall thankyou for the tip
the nitro matt Normally I'll ride with them in my left hand it's never been a problem unless your riding long distance. 2 rods or even 3
the nitro matt this is GREAT advice. Will be using this one for sure.
ogieogre make sure to collapse your rod if possible
Im in Love with the goShank
I have a Bike Hack.... THAT IS YOU SETH.
The title is perfect! Got my attention , should do it more often🤔
The handlebar tube is also a good place to hide your stash.
My favorite bike hack for solo trailside repairs: To turn pedals and drivetrain, lean down and put nose of saddle over the back of your neck. Lift the back wheel with your neck and pedal with one hand. Your other hand is free to make adjustments to shifters, cables, brakes, etc.
Also I have some bike hacks,
1. Leaving a spare masterlink taped to a cable
2. If you ride like me with your hands hanging off the bars you normally wear done the outsides of the grips but the inside looks new so rotate them to get more life out of them.
3. From a motocross I always have motocross/motorcycle chain lube laying around. it's cheaper most of the time then bicycle chain lube and works the same if not better
Just my two cents lol
a luggage scale is also a great alternative to weigh a bike. small enough to fit in pocket. Great take with when shopping for light bikes.
Use two toothbrushs and face the brush side to getter the tape the them together and u got your self a chain cleaner
Seth, here in Colombia we use damaged tubes, cutting them along to form bands. Then they can be wrapped around the bars and prevent chain caused scratches on the paint.
Who else instantly likes the video before watching?
That trail mix looks good
One sorta bike hack is to use duct and some sort of playing card, duct tape the card between your rims. Now your bike sounds like a DIRTbike
Ster your probably 9 years old
Dude, it has to be a baseball card, preferably one that would be worth a fortune someday.
Hack: If you need to connect two steel brake or shift cables, or need to extend your cable for some reason, you can connect them by wrapping both of them around a nut and bolt, and then tightening the bolt down real well. Its not the prettiest, but it does work. Could be especially helpful if you accidentally snap a cable and have to wait for another one to arrive after being ordered online.
put a crunch top water bottle in your back tire and It will make a car sound
Great hacks and great dog!
When putting on new grips use wd40 it has alcohol in it so it evaporates fast and makes a tight seal plus it will lube the grip to make it easier to put on the bars
Fire Cat221 hairspray also works, especially if they're not lock-ons and you could use the extra stick
4:45 That mixer was amazing 😹
baby wipes are way cheaper then expensive interior wipes and are just as good. if it's good enough to wipe shite off a babies arse it's good enough to wipe shite off your bike. 😀
Dollar Bill hack was particularly Awesome!! 👍🤓
don't bother with cable crimps. just dab it in super glue.
I've said it before.... My fav bike channel
Have you ever tied a knot in an innertube to Patch it? Try it it works
Genius
Michael Zaug WTF?!
Oh, I’m saving this one. Excellent hacks.
Put a bluetooth speaker in water bottle holder. Singletrack jams!
i do this too, i also added a large gear clamp to secure the speaker. I have the JBL flip 4 on my bike and do jumps etc all the time, never once has it come loose
Sooo. No water? I guess music is better than hydration.
hydration backpack
Ryan h I know.
Thanks for the tip about the scale to weigh a bike. I bought the $9 scale from Amazon and it worked well.
We're missing your "tricks videos"
that trail mix he made looked so good
here is a hack that will save you a whole lot of money. if you live in the U.S.A and trying to do more risky riding, move to Canada. eh
There is 5 good bike hacks for your next video I love your videos thanks for the videos you got me into bikeing
Another hack, your glitter hack was good! Try black pepper next! It works like flax seed in wine barrels. Pepper is all shapes and will mesh up better than glitter. Won't float away as easy.
what a lad, youve gone british and got an orange👌🏼