Great video.(Not rubbish) Nice riding! Are these trails official or off piste. Going to Ladybower this week and fancy giving them a go. Are they on trailforks? What they called? Subscribed. cheers !
Thanks! They're all off piste but have been in long enough to become pretty well known. If you know what to look for on Strava heat maps and trail forks you'll be able to work them out. The last two are called The Gift and Shit Bastard Downhill. Hope you have a good one!
It was pretty noisy when I first got it (when this was filmed) but now I've got everything set up properly it's much better. The recommended settings for the forks / shock make it really stiff so I think that was the issue on this video.
@@RubbishBikeVideos thanks bud - im really keen on one but cant stand a noisy bike, other than that has it kept relatively quiet then? no obvious cables rattling inside the frame etc?
@@didzy9349 The chain slaps pretty loud when you're riding rough stuff as it sits so close to the chainstay but apart from that I've not noticed anything. The internal routing for the cables on the front triangle is all nice and tight so there are no issues there and for the rear you get some tubing to fit round the cables to get rid of any noise. The DT Swiss hubs that came with mine are pretty cool too as they're almost silent so when you're riding trails all you can hear is your tyres in the dirt. I'm not sure if every build comes with the same wheel set though.
@@RubbishBikeVideos ace mate - thanks for the info appreciate that! sounds like youve got it running pretty quiet, bar chain slap, which is the case on any bike really i can live with that - its all the other cable rattles i cant stand but sounds like theyve got it spot on with the extra foam etc for the rear triangle :) thanks buddy
Great video.(Not rubbish) Nice riding! Are these trails official or off piste.
Going to Ladybower this week and fancy giving them a go.
Are they on trailforks? What they called? Subscribed.
cheers !
Thanks! They're all off piste but have been in long enough to become pretty well known. If you know what to look for on Strava heat maps and trail forks you'll be able to work them out. The last two are called The Gift and Shit Bastard Downhill. Hope you have a good one!
@@RubbishBikeVideos Cheers. Thanks alot.
have you noticed much rattling on the new mt2? it does sound quite rattly on this video or is it just the microphone picking something up?
It was pretty noisy when I first got it (when this was filmed) but now I've got everything set up properly it's much better. The recommended settings for the forks / shock make it really stiff so I think that was the issue on this video.
@@RubbishBikeVideos thanks bud - im really keen on one but cant stand a noisy bike, other than that has it kept relatively quiet then? no obvious cables rattling inside the frame etc?
@@didzy9349 The chain slaps pretty loud when you're riding rough stuff as it sits so close to the chainstay but apart from that I've not noticed anything. The internal routing for the cables on the front triangle is all nice and tight so there are no issues there and for the rear you get some tubing to fit round the cables to get rid of any noise. The DT Swiss hubs that came with mine are pretty cool too as they're almost silent so when you're riding trails all you can hear is your tyres in the dirt. I'm not sure if every build comes with the same wheel set though.
@@RubbishBikeVideos ace mate - thanks for the info appreciate that! sounds like youve got it running pretty quiet, bar chain slap, which is the case on any bike really i can live with that - its all the other cable rattles i cant stand but sounds like theyve got it spot on with the extra foam etc for the rear triangle :) thanks buddy