Hardtail Party Build - 95 Scott Comp Racing CST Restoration
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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As I mentioned this video was a budget build as part of the project with the Hardtail Party UA-cam Channel. I was able to build this bike complete for under $300 US. The Scott itself I picked up for an incredible $10 and then the Specialized StumpJumper donor bike, with the hole in it, for $75. The rest of the parts, new and used, were all purchased to keep the build under my budget of $300, I did have to search for a lot of great deals though to make it work.
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I knew I was inviting the jedi of bike restorations when I reached out to you. I'm so glad you joined this project. We had an absolute blast and it wouldn't have been the same without you. Thanks for the kind words, for sharing your knowledge and expertise, and being a rad human. I can't wait for the next one. I'm amazed at your knowledge and skill repurposing a bike so well for so little money.
For those wondering what the challenge was... We each had a budget of $300 to build, restored and maintain a bike to take on gooseberry mesa to answer the question: can you have fun on a $300 bike? Old shovel knocked it out of the park on his build. More footage coming soon...
Thanks Steve. It was awesome fun. Keep up the great work with your channel and I can’t wait to see you video/s on all the hilarity and just fun from this project.
Good choice inviting the Old Shovel. Love that you challenged people to build up a low cost rig and ride it Steve.
-Nick
This only shows, you don’t always need a new bike to enjoy biking. Most of the time “old is still gold”... i hope you could have more cool projects to come... btw, I’m both subscriber of yours, Hardtail Party and OldShovel. Thanks alot for bringing us good content thru your channels... 👊😜👍
Another beautiful build! You have my 5 year old daughter telling me that we need to 'give old things new life' when I'm working in my basement. She loves your videos.
Lol 😂 that’s awesome. Warms my heart. Thanks for sharing.
Hey man, about 6 months ago I started working in a bikeshop after losing my job as a bartender due to the pandemic going on atm.. I didn´t know anything about bikes at that point but I got on well with the owner of the place so I kinda got into it pretty quickly.
I started looking up interesting and/or informative content online to get to know the whole topic more and collect knowledge for the job. In that process I´ve also seen your channel a few times.
After binge watching so many of your videos now I gotta say you are one of, if not the most amazing and humble person I have seen on this platform ever! The content you make is so honest and pure in it´s own way and even tho you are always a part of your videos, you´re never the focus. You always give these bikes the spotlight and show how much potential there is in something that others wouldn´t even look at. I love the message, positivity and kindness you communicate through this.
The Santa Cruz christmas special, the restoration of the Gary Fisher with your son and the 98 voodoo are by far my favorite videos of yours! What you have built here on YT is the perfect example of what all this social media is for, spreading a message that is worth to be heard, educating and entertaining people in the best way possible.
Basically I just wanted to say THANK YOU for the hours of education, wholesomeness and the message you send me aswell as thousand if not millions of other people to be kind and give old things new life!
Greetings and best wishes during a difficult time for all of us from Hamburg, Germany!
Martin
Martin, thank you so much for your kind words. I’m glad you’ve connected with my content the way you have. Thanks for sharing your story.
This made me miss my old GT mtbike that was stolen...
When he first was painting i was like what the heck is he doing. When it was done tho it was incredibly beautiful and amazing. 👍👍👍👍😱😱
Literally the coolest bike I’ve ever seen
Lol I expected that also. It’s more fun with the mystery 😁
It's interesting how you should think "in reverese", that is: you first mask and paint the layer you want to be the most OUTER one!!
Use a soldering iron and silver solder to do your cable ends
Dude it's a simple fact that an old LX don't work properly because of the upper pulley , change that to a 9speed pulley from a newer derailleur and it will work properly (but you will need some small washers !) ! Have fun ! Awesome build btw you realy need a propper paint booth !!!!
Love it.
A note on the shifters and derailleur compatibility, since I've also had to deal with this on my projects. For rear derailleurs Shimano road 10 speed and under (excluding the current tiagra and many of the dura aces, not sure about ultegras) has a 1:1.67 pull ratio (what shimano calls 1:2 actuation). Shimano mountain 9 speed or under (non dyna sys) has the same 1:1.67 ratio. This means they are all intercompatible and I have used 7 speed road sti shifters on a mountain derailleur.
Road front derailleurs have always used a different pull to mountain ones, but I got mine to work with a road shifter by routing the cable differently.
I don’t believe that the sram gx derailleur and Shimano Slx 10 speed should work together. Chain and cassette are generally fine to mix but shifter and derailleur should have the same pull ratio and ideally brand because Shimano pulls different then sram.
@@kirkhobson4417 Yeah, the stuff I was saying only applies to Shimano (and shimano compatibles).
@@kirkhobson4417 they do, at least sometimes. For more details: blog.artscyclery.com/science-behind-the-magic/science-behind-the-magic-drivetrain-compatibility/
you should try to find and restore another old Kona, like a full suspension something. maybe a Coilair or Stinky. I think it would be really interesting and it could be a really cool build. also I love the videos and you do awesome work, keep it up because what your doing is absolutely amazing!
Omg this disappeared ealier glad its back :) you rock!!🤘
Yah I had an error on the first version. I had to fix it and re upload.
@@oldshovel i figured it wasn't due to any profanity or copyright ect ;). Always glad to see a new oldshovel !!
I jumped on UA-cam with the intention of watching a specific video, then I saw this in my feed.
Now I can't even remember the original video I was after.
Lol awesome. I’ve done that before also.
I can’t believe I just spent 20 minutes watching - and relaxing to - this video. That’s 20 minutes I could have spent cleaning my hard tail! Bravo-Zulu, sir....job well done on resuscitating new life into an old bike!
I was with you until you cannibalized the StumpJumper; sacrilege! Great job overall!
Yeah I was wondering why a Stumpy showed up and then when he started stripping it I thought nooooooo lol. But it had a big dent/hole in it so fair game.
Nice looking build as always, the ride looks like a load of fun and nice to hear the honesty regarding the gearing system. Thanks for another inspiring build all the best Andy
Bike looks cool mate! Those trails remind me of brisbane, Australia (though I live in New Zealand now). Love the vids bro.
Nice!!! It amazes me how you turn these old bikes into master pieces.
a mtb tandem ! gosh, that is so dope
Great video, I always enjoy your builds. But lately, with this one and the last build. No disrespect, but I am not liking your choice of paint job designs. Your skills have improved tremendously, but your choice of designs have not.
How gradation of sandpaper you use to matting the frame paint ?
Cool build! I love the vintage ride idea. Especially at Gooseberry. Great video
Классный! У меня у самого раритетный Scott 97 года с ободными гидравлическими тормозами и седлом Selle Italia Flight на карбоновых рейлах. Иногда его выгуливаю. Наверно льщу себе, но народ его рассматривает)
Wow! La has has dejado impecable, ¿ame la dejarías para darme una vuelta? En fin, yo tengo también una bici de montaña antigua la mía es una Grisley Orión 10, ya le he restaurado la mecánica, y para el año que va a empezar, la pintaré la voy a pintar en verde menta, ¿aquellos te parece?
I've been riding this bike for 7 years now! ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L It was a great bike the day I got it, put it together, and went on my first ride; more importantly it's an even better bike today. I've ridden trails, street, and skatepark all on this bike. I have replaced almost every part on the bike. Some stuff has broken: derailleurs, wheels, shifter. Everything else were upgrades. The only ramaing original parts are the frame, bottom bracket, and crank set. BB and cranks will be upgraded soon. The geometry isn't great but that is really the only draw back to how good a value this bike is. Even after all the money I've spent upgrading it's still a more affordable bike than I'd have bought from a proper bike shop, especially with full suspension. I've also learned a lot about bikes working on it over the years. It really is one of the best perchases I've ever made and hopefully it'll still be around for another 7 years.
Thoroughly enjoying the retro rebuilds to the point where I've sourced my own project! I'm hitting a hurdle with replacing the rockshox judy T2 (straight steerer) forks with rockshox recon silver rl (tapered steerer). Do you know what bottom cup I would need?? The LBS isn't aware of any such products.
Cheers,
Locky - Brisbane
Hey ho! I like your work very much. A soft voice, nice music and a great work on old bikes. I love it. One thing, does the SRAM GX rear derailleur works fine with the SLX Shimano shifter?? I always thought it would not work because of the indexation... Anyway! I like the old SID as well. Greetings from Germany
Awesome video! I have a 2006ish Trek 4900 Alpha that I’m wanting to upgrade. Do you think it’s worth it? I got the bike for free, but would like a little advice. I mostly street ride, but want to get into mountain/trail biking. I’ll put money into it if it’s worth it. Appreciate any advice you hadn’t.
I'm just putting 105 11 speed on my 30 year old Cannondale 3.0 1" pepperoni frame - it's the black one with luminous green splashed paint. Converted to aheadstem and carbon bars, it rocks! Nuke proof and Ringle hubs, baby.
love your builds that you have done since I have been watching your UA-cam videos and learned so much more about bicycle building, now feel like will tackle a build myself and found a GRANT series 4000 in the garbage..cheers...
Hi..great video..thanks. I have a couple of questions if I may? I have the exact same bike and have had it from new! Love it and cant part with it. Looking to turn into a 1x set up. Questions are: 1) did you change the BB for the conversion? 2) what do I need to look out for in terms of chain ring and chain line for the 1x? 3) What mech did you end up with for the cassette? Thanks
Why tf are you greasing seat tube? Your post will slide down, you're gonna tighten it more and something will finally break. You should put carbon paste there. It won't seize + you won't have to tighten it this much.
You also should put some grease on driver body so it won't seize up. Except these things it looks really good and I like it
Am i the only one that finds these bike repairs pleasing to watch, and I also learn how to repair a bike. Good bike you have here amazing :) wicked jealous of the specialized stump jumper
I’ll give you a tip or two though you need more- you don’t ever spray above or below a certain temperature you most definitely never spray above a certain humidity level Eg 40% Oh and you are meant to do 3 coats not a wishy washy spray pattern that you constantly do in all your videos but don’t worry most amateurs do the exact same mistakes oh and when you do graphics then a clear finish coat either gloss satin or matte you sand you first coat down to smooth all the previous layers decals graphics down then final thick coat 👌🏻 I say this to you because I like your colour and graphics choices etc just let down by your hmm technique or lack there of.
You’re “bummed” by the primer! It’s because it was meant to go onto a bare metal not a painted surface that’s simply been sanded/ keyed. Your disappointment in your paint work might (when I say might I mean it is) to do with all of the above mentioned.
Oh and yes your chain is clearly way too short that’s an easy fix. Which bring me to a question why is it most of not all your bicycle rebuilds involve removal of the dual or triple chainring with front shifter set ups to replaced by the single chain ring with a massive rear cassette. Is it no one knows how to select gears correctly it seems that way. The weight is minor, looks tidy but I just don’t get it.
Excellent restoration the frame paintwork looks great!..Just a question, any particular reason to leave those Deore cranks as it I mean without fully restoring them?. Keep up with your great work. Cheers!!
Zajebisty projekt. Czekam na więcej
I just rode my 90's Supergo Access frame with Avid brake levers and LX V brakes. I forgot how good, properly set up V brakes are.
Hi, first of all very good work...congrats... Can you tell which headset you used, or with one you recommend for this bike upgrade?
Hello friend I love your videos But the truth is I don't know anything about English and I would like to know what you are telling the video in process I would really appreciate if you can add subtitles in Spanish Thank you
Another piece of art 🔥 from nothing into something , I admire your hard work of doing restoration sir , always waiting for another bike restoration ,keep safe and godbless , Chao
Love this build. I am looking to build something similar. Haven't found the right bike yet to start, do you have any tips on what I should look for?
Was kinda surprised you’re from the States. I’ve watched a few videos and got it into my head your Canadian. Think it’s your accent. Anyway it faked me out
What was the issue with the primer? Spray.bike is out of primer I bought rustoleum too (slightly different, auto body peimer). Painting a steel bike Please let me know!
Now that paint job the way it was done is mega kool.i do a good bit of mtb parts myself but im still tryna grasp how all your sticker layering and painting works so i can try this myself. But i think i need buy a stickers machine 🕺🕺
Perhaps it's my eyes or the camera angle, but that front wheel doesn't look centered in the fork spacing. Great color match on the frame, thanks for sharing!
What are those types of crank/BB called? It's splined instead of the square taper. I got a used BB in great shape, but don't know what it's called to be able to buy cranks for it.
Oldshovel can you upgrade my bike too.Im from Philippines one of your subribers😊
Oh thank god he didn’t put that same Chris King headset in for what feels like the 15th time…..😉
I would like a one way trip to 1995, maybe even 1985.
1980 for me 13 years old getting my first bmx,great times
The Hardtail Party seems to be a very cool event to meet nice people! Your built was very nice too! Big hug!
Ooooooh...dreamy. That must have been a great ride. These bikes still rip in the right and stoked hands.
Nice video... but for the first time I didn't like your choice for the paintjob ;)
Can't wait for the collab video on Hardtail Party. I started watching both your channels only recently. As a lover of old and new mountain bikes, it's great seeing your restorations and upgrades, and seeing on HP how bikes have progressed.
I love that paint job style, the graphics are unique. Where do you get those paint ideas from?
I thought that the old LX mech had a different pull ratio than the 10-speed shifters?
Maybe I should watch the video to the end before commenting!
I’ve now learned what you already knew.
I'm not sure it's been mentioned but slx shifter and gx rear mech should not be compatible with each other the actuation ratios are different
How did he manage to make an slx shifter, gx derailliur and an slx casette work
What I love about your vids is the fact you never use a stoopid torque wrench. You can feel when it's just tight enough, awesome
The only thing I ever torque is full suspension rear pivot bolts as some need to be threadlocked and torched to remove.. The rest is two finger torquing .
You have really inspired me to rebuild my Cannondale prophet rather than replace it! Love the videos
Ánimo llévala hasta nuestros,días, haz que sea una máquina para volar raso amigo tu puedes!
Hartail party 🤘
felt weird that you didn't show the parts you used
I don’t think it’s’95. V brakes weren’t out yet? And the qaudra 21r came out in ‘96
Ti suggerisco di mettere un anellino sul tubo verticale con uno spingi catena per non farla cadere per esperienza personale mi è successo tante volte cadesse....comunque sei un grande bella bici👌
I wanted to say thank you for opening my eyes back to my passion of giving new life to bikes that would otherwise be lost without purpose 😊.
This has got to be the whackest build on youtube. Bike looks as about as good as it shifts lmao.
Yay, I love both of your channels. Great vid
Ты не боишься за прочность такой старой алюминиевой рамы?
What do you recommend for brake/derailer cable and housing?
Man that Stumpy looks awesome. Too bad the frame was shattered.
I love older bikes i ride a handbuilt bike made in 2007 not very old but i love it
Wow, that paint job really ruined this bike. Smh.
How do you know whether you can put a new fork into an old bike without a caliper
Just resubscribed..... After the 96 Voodoo horror show.
Love Steve at the Hardtail Party. Awesome to see you two collaborate.
good night, where to buy the support to repair the bikes?
Um, long time fan, but... Sorry, really disappointed. Even though you did a lot of 'detail' it seemed like a rushed commission job to me. Motel Art vs OldShovel Realism.
Lol 😂 thanks for being a fan. In my head I admit I wanted it to look better. Sometimes it’s the opposite, it looks even better than what I expected. It’s all part of the journey.
Personally prefer riding older hardtails to the newer bikes
Nice to have 1 restored bike you made ..
Where is the parts list? Sorry can’t find it. Thanks!
nice colab! great results!
Awesome restoration awesome video and awesome colors
para mi usted es el mejor restaurador todas las deja muy bonitas
Love Hardtail Party! Cool to see a collab
I wish you could do that to my old Trekk4300.
did you cannabalize parts from the specialized? frame was damaged beyond salvage?
It was beyond my skill to revive for now. That big hole in the side scares me. It’s just one hard landing away from folding in half. Awesome bike though. Perhaps with a big AL patch welded on it could be saved.
Jeden z lepszych projektów. Peace.
Where are you getting these decals from?
Hello, this bike is a 26 rim with 27.5 wheels?like like
What is the brand of the chainring on this bike?
He snapped that dork disc with such disdain
what casette did you use on that bike?
Anyone know what model brakes hose are?
Awesome! Looking forward to seeing the other side of the colab.
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Such a cool build! I love those old school top end rim brakes. Literally my dream bike 💕
🤔 umm v-brakes aren’t “old school” centre-pull cantilever brakes are old school
can someone explain to me what the orange writing tape is he sprays over? what's the purpose of that
oh it's a stencil, my bad i should have kept watching before asking lol
Handlebars Riser or flat..??
All I ride are vintage steel hardtails especially from the 90s. I have a a 97 Rocky Mountain Blizzard, 96 Diamondback Axis TR, 97 Rocky Mountain Altitude T.O., 99 Voodoo Bizango, 99 Gary Fisher Hoo Koo E Koo and a Dirt Research Kenai. All have that magic carpet ride feel of steel that I love. I also have a Schwinn Homegrown yeti designed bike that although made of aluminum rides like steel with the epicenter wishbone seatstays and 26.8 seatpost helps
Where do you get your bikes from. I live in Centerville and need to get a bike on a budget.
The local KSL classifieds is a great way to find good bikes for reasonable prices. The thrift stores, lake Deseret Industries, is a great place for project bikes like this one and the donor bike I used for a lot of the parts but expect to do work on what you find.
I could watch your videos allday they inspire me. I've been watching your videos for a month. I have already collected 15 old steel bikes from the nineties . My wife is a little confused why I keep bringing them home. Picked up a Gary Fisher marlin today off of market place for $80 looks new. SCORE
1 advice, I don't know if you do this but I'm gonna say it anyway maybe it helps, when you put primer on put 2-3 layers and wet sand it with 800 grit sand paper in between every layer including the last one ! The paint is going to stick to it much better AND when you put that many stickers and layers of paint, put on thick clear coat over it (or go with 2 layers of clear coat) and then wet sand the clear coat with 800 grit, that's going to remove the uneven surfaces that those stickers and multiple layers of different colors made. Then when you put on your last clear coat layer it's going to be smooth and shinny like a professional did it :D ! Again I don't know if you do all these steps or not but maybe it helps you on another build.
I like watching your work. Every time you get to the painting the wheels come off for me. I have in mind a color & scheme & you do something totally different. And it turns out great. I like the way you wrapped the lettering around the tubes on this bike. I would never have thought of that. But I don't build bikes but I would like to. I envy all your great Park tools. I think you said you live in Utah, is that correct? Are you closer to Salt Lake City or Moab? Just curious. When you were riding @ the end of the video it looked like the west & nothing like KY where I live. It's all rolling land covered with bluegrass and trees here. I was supposed to take a vacation in Utah, Moab, Monument Valley & Bryce Canyon area but the stoopid zombie 🧟 viral Apocalypse made me postpone it until that’s over with. I'll get there. I bought a Santa Cruz Juliana for trail riding out there. I'm really stoked. Keep posting your awesome videos 📼 & I will keep watching and stay safe. 👍☮️🌞🦠😷🚲