I recently quit my job so I can go around on Facebook and UA-cam giving my unsolicited opinion and arguing with people full time. Hoping to fund this endeavor through Patreon.
I went and checked out a RIdgeline today after watching you review of it. Nice vehicle and surprised how roomy it was even for my 6'4" 225lb self. Even with my small travel trailer I'd be afraid of exceeding the cargo capacity pretty easily and I'm considering getting a bigger trailer this season. Thanks for the review of all the products.
How many of Seth's truck compared to the tacoma u see on the road,the tacoma is far superior on every level,I live in pick up truck land and rarely see a Honda ridgeline
I must say seth, even though you can't ride you're still putting out better content than some mtb channels I follow, and more frequently. Buddy you're doing a great job, get well soon, love from across the pond. Cheers
I recently purchased a Crosstour 4K action cam off of Amazon for $60 + $10 for a 4 year protection plan. There are a ton of Chinese bargain action cams listed on Amazon but I went with this one because it was the only one w/ a good amount of positive reviews (4.4/5 stars from 200+ reviews). The video quality seems great on the few test runs I took it on but I don't have any sort of stabilizer like the Gimbal. At that price I think it deserves a spot on your next product review post!!!
Just started on my channel with MTB tutorials in English. Your are a big inspiration Seth, keep up the good work. I try to show the MTB community what works for enduro and downhill riding, hope I can give you guys some tips
dude, you're so easy to listen to...im totally stuck in an mtb rabbit hole right now...im so impressed with a used trek i just bought last week bought for 150$ and i cant imagine riding most of the stuff you feature...i mainly just commute 10 miles every day but half of that is like an urban moderate obstacle course...the bike before this was was a crappy trek hand me down that i put 2300 miles on last year...so i put old girl out to pasture and found this other bike which is leaps and bounds above the other one...
So Seth, big fan here, and thanks to you, I can impress people in this small town I in, I dont see many bikes round where I live, so not many people know about what you can do on a bike, but since ive been watching your videos for about a year now, I can do a large bunny hop, manual, jump sh** and a whole lot more, just by riding street, thanks for all the tips man!! Keep making awesome videos!
I did not see the comment for it, but you can install the AMS guards with a lightly soapy water. This is a technique used for most quality stickers in the sign industry. While there are professional application lubes, a soapy water does the job. Prevents air bubbles, allows re-positioning, then you just squeegee out the water. I personally use a felt block to do that.
Make more videos about surviving on the road, hacks on your small camper you made or shop building tutorials ( how you made your shop ), money saving hacks are always welcome. Reviews are good too.
i have just started mountain biking, whats the best way to stop my chain falling off? and how to prevent chips on my bike frame ? great videos man! watching them mad me start it
my concerns with G-form is that they got gaps, same with a lot of pads, at least the Kali got smaller gaps, but not sure about how they perform, not researched them. a sharp rock can get between the gaps, but for the concrete or asphalt use, they would be ok.
Johannes Nilsen I've got fox launch pros (no gaps, solid plastic front) hit a rock with my knee and cut through the pad and straight into my knee right to the bone 👌
Hey you! I got you! I saw a video from way back (like 7 years back) that you said that your skateboard lives 100% of the time outdoors. At 00:55 I checked that very same skateboard INSIDE the house resting against the wall. Guess youre taking care of an old man in its late days huh? Hope you still have that board. Just messing with you. Cheers from your biggest fans in Greece. Me (44) and my 12 year old son.
"depending on your needs, it can be totally pointless or the answer to your prayers" that right there is some wisdom the internet is in desperate need of.👍
i do really love victorinox, i got the traditional swiss knife for years, and still kickin asses! but that bike multitool is a little crappy for me....
I use the AMS bike guards. They work great, and like all stickers or decals, you need to start applying in the middle and work your way out to avoid air bubbles.
How about a Hip Pack shoot out....There is quit a few out there. I am rocking the $9.99 Walmart outdoor Products one, not bad but I would like to hear your thoughts and see what other ones you can find.. LIVE-LIFE-LOUD!!!
Adam Dead dude I have that bike and I love it! I added a chain device to add tension on the chain, a couple mud guards and an oversized bottle cage so I can ride to the local brewery and grab a growler.
Seth, you effed up the AMS tape aplication. I had very little problem installing bubble-free, without the need of a heat gun, or mild soap water. That said, It's been a year and a half since your upload here so, maybe they changed the glue. But I then removed the AMS tape and got a full RideWrap kit and installed that. Pain in the butt, but good coverage, and I reused some of the AMS stuff and it had some bubbles after that. Price you pay for good protection...
The Soft Topper looks good enough for tent type camping. I would be interested to know if it has UV protection and how well it can stand up to highway speeds over long periods of time. Those are only two of the things that can turn something like that into a flapping rag in no time at all.
I have a soft topper with thousands of high speed miles on the back of my Ridgeline. No change in functionality at all. To be honest I have abused it somewhat by stuffing insulation between bars and cover. Still it works fantastic. Only downside is it gets hot in the sun when all buttoned up, but can raise the sides to cool if not raining.
SAHD again I bought a raptor 14 and use it as my everyday bag since my daughter is potty training its great for all her needs plus water at the grasp of a hand to bad the bite valves are not toddler proof less than a week and its about time for a new one love the videos and enjoy the knowledge I don't have of mtn bike and road bike tech.
Great video. Cool stuff review. As a sticky guy I'll tell you bubbles happen. Sometimes a wet install with 30% isopropyl to water works great. Use a hypodermic needle or a new safety pin to pop them. Or put clear bra on as a frame protector. If you geek out a little you can 99.6% coverage and nobody will notice. Hope the healing goes fast and smooth.
During my many years of motorcycle racing and MTB for training, and currently I am strictly MTB now, during that time and now I have always used Nitrogen for all my tires, especially when I was racing Karts. Have you ever thought of it? I get a 2000lb bottle that lasts forever. I never heard it mentioned, just tire pumps in your shop. Molecules are larger in nitrogen which in turn lose much less air, a lot less in my experience. I have also noticed that, especially in Karting, that the air pressure stays much more consistent in pressure during hot and cold days, just as my MTBs do. Just a thought, maybe you can touch on it some day. Keep up the good work.
Seth, would love to hear back on how the ams guards work out after a few weeks of riding with them. I've recently started doing carbon bike repairs on the side to keep my bike community going and the one thing I notice is that very few bikes come with good, if any, gaurd protection. Chain stay bars and down tubes are my most common fixes. I end up recommending skateboard deck tape to most people or car crash film. Worth the price to protect the valuable asset of a carbon frame. To date, ive rapaired some 15 bikes. Thanks for the good info, Seth.
@@presentfigure92yearago89 My understanding was it make it easier to heal, since the wrist was a complex joint, where as the forarm isnt, making the break cleaner and easier to heal
Another cheap alternative for the seat covers are the covers that mechanics use. They come in both cloth (breathable but not waterproof) and plastic (vice versa) variants and cost the equivalent of one or two bucks where I live. As for the plastic bike stands, and specifically putting something similar but more suited for MTB tires in your shop; I think a 90 degree angle iron (L-angle? L-iron? Don't know the correct english term but hopefully you get the idea) would work if you just locked the bike in place by placing a bolt through the spokes and the holes in the angle iron. It could of course be rounded off and padded to be gentler on the bike.
There are some interesting integrated multitools on the market, that fit in the hollowtech crank shaft, or into a space, that is usually closed by a top cap (inside a steerer tube, if I named it right)
There's a product called Clug that is a bike stand just like the one you reviewed, except they have a model that accommodates MTB tires up to 2.5 inches. Just FYI
Hey Seth, at 3.04 you show your dog jumping out of the car. Have you ever considered buying Sill protectors? They're expensive if you get them from the car dealership but eBay do cut to size ones or ones already cut for your car but a hell of a lot cheaper. I'd go so far as saying they look pretty good anyway and theyll cover any existing scratches caused by the dogs. I have one for the trunk of my estate as I'm prone to just tapping it with the pedals when loading my bike. Really saves on a paint job 🤙
You could use a U bracket with foam handlebar tape on the inside to make sure you don’t puncture your tire. I have done this and it works great! I highly suggest you trying this.
MichaelTV44 same, even though they both suck at being off road mountain bike vehicles, i like the ridgline better. And plus tacoma just plain sucks and has no power
The look of the Ridgeline is the only reason that I wouldn't buy it. Personally I think Tacoma's look WAY better but that thing definately has some Rad features!
the fun thing about the Honda ridge line is that its literally a pilot with a bed so it has a lot of the practicality of a small pickup but handles and has the interior of a glorified minivan
Hey Seth, I just got a new enduro mountain bike and am super exited to really ride it out on the trails. The only problem is, I don't have pedals. It would be awesome if you could make a review vid on pedals and talk about your favorite ones to use and what is best to use for certain types of riding? That would be sick! Thanks!
If you're looking for platforms, just buy some Raceface Chesters. When it comes to platforms, there isn't a whole lot of variety. Chesters are cheap, functional and rock solid.
Exos cast!!! It got me back riding a few years back after a wrist break. I suggest using clear hockey tape to reinforce it when riding. I pulled the nylon straps out of mine...
When you’re installing any type of vinyl decal, sticker or anything like that. Before you do, make a solution of a little bit of dish soap and water put in a spray bottle. Spray the area then apply the sticker and use the squeegee to get all the water in the air bubbles out this will also give you a chance to pull the sticker off and try again. Once you feel like you have it were you want it, just let it dry.
more tight space storage stuff. the helmet hooks might useful on the back door for more storage. working with a space slightly bigger than your old one in Florida. Storing bikes, tools, and a repair stand for rainy days in a 7x7 plastic building. mounting is an art for everything.
Must say thanks on this one, I had spotted those stickers online at one point and was keen on getting them, but the ones I wanted were not in stock. I had forgotten the name and don't use bookmarks, so again, thanks.
The hooks you screw into a wall to hang shovels and such work great to hold a mountain bike when screwed in on the leg of a work table. You would need the heavy duty ones because they are wider and more V-shaped so it holds different tire widths.
i like the ridgeline and the Tacoma but i have to say the tundra takes the win mainly because of how spacious it is it had a really large bed plus a 5.7 v8 engine giving it loads of power pair that with the offroad package that you can buy and it honestly the best truck i have ever come accross
Instead of spending 35 on a precut set of AMS guards, I would definitely recommend the ISC racers tape. You can get a 30’ roll for the same price and can cut out any shape you need to fit you bike. It doesn’t come with the cool colors or designs, but in terms of functionality, price and screw-up-ability it likely matches or beats the AMS stuff.
In terms of reliability, Toyota and Honda are both at the top of the list. The Ridgeline gets a lot of crap for being unibody instead of body-on-frame, so people bag on it for not being a "real truck". But the truth is, for someone with no interest in modifying for off road trials, the Ridgeline is just a better choice. The unibody allows for more interior space and the under-bed storage, lets a pickup truck handle like an Accord, it and still provides more than enough towing capacity and offroad ability for most people. Also, the J35 3.5 V6 has plenty of power and comes standard. It's perfect for the average truck driver who daily drives a pickup and occasionally hauls around bikes, some 2x4s, and a boat that's not ridiculously heavy. Unfortunately, most of these people are too insecure about driving something with a Honda badge.
Love the vid Seth, I have the one up version of the tool kit and it is amazing. I also have been using the AMS guards and have been really happy. Going to Amazon right now to get the seat protector...sweet. Keep it up Bro!
This was a great video! I've been looking at the YI's but nobody had been as honest about the video/audio quality. I'll be sticking with GoPro. Thanks!
Another great feature of the Ridgeline's under bed storage is you can load it with ice and use it as a massive cooler and it has a drain plug for easy ice removal once it melts
I think you should do a video or two updating us on the camera equipment you use and the editing software you use to edit the video. As you're inspiring a lot of others to create their own channels.
I recently quit my job so I can go around on Facebook and UA-cam giving my unsolicited opinion and arguing with people full time. Hoping to fund this endeavor through Patreon.
godspeed
lol
Hope this thumbs up helps you feed your family.
DirtWireTV Sent you 5 bucks. Have fun!
Gonna be wicked haaad.
Can you do a budget edition?
great suggestion!
do it seth!
do it
dew it
yes please do it
3:03 RIP Drama, now in Doggo Heaven. You will be missed.
PhilFighter1 👏🏼
my heart hurts seeing the little fella 😢
I feel sad every time I think of drama but then I think of the drama drop then I’m happy
I’ll go to doggo heaven to, with al the cute doggos (every dog is a doggo and cute)
@@Lolmaker632 you're not a dog
I went and checked out a RIdgeline today after watching you review of it. Nice vehicle and surprised how roomy it was even for my 6'4" 225lb self. Even with my small travel trailer I'd be afraid of exceeding the cargo capacity pretty easily and I'm considering getting a bigger trailer this season. Thanks for the review of all the products.
How many of Seth's truck compared to the tacoma u see on the road,the tacoma is far superior on every level,I live in pick up truck land and rarely see a Honda ridgeline
Make videos for ridin without backpack (i know he approx did) with integrated bike tools like OneUp system or Specialized SWAT
Also Piggy On.
I'd like to see the Specialized SWAT
Don’t forget the Miles Wide Fork Cork and BackCountry Research race straps!
I have a OneUp EDC (thing that goes into your steerer tube) and it's totally rad
Hum
Whats this? No amazon link for the ridgeline?
Lol...right?
Adam Gibson 100th like
Haha
Nah but a bike shop link
I must say seth, even though you can't ride you're still putting out better content than some mtb channels I follow, and more frequently. Buddy you're doing a great job, get well soon, love from across the pond. Cheers
I recently purchased a Crosstour 4K action cam off of Amazon for $60 + $10 for a 4 year protection plan. There are a ton of Chinese bargain action cams listed on Amazon but I went with this one because it was the only one w/ a good amount of positive reviews (4.4/5 stars from 200+ reviews). The video quality seems great on the few test runs I took it on but I don't have any sort of stabilizer like the Gimbal. At that price I think it deserves a spot on your next product review post!!!
Favourite mtb you tube channel
Seth, your videos are so well executed. Especially the sound is absolutely perfect.
I DARE you to use the swing bike on the trails
What, do you want him to break his other arm?!
Raihan Islam then he'd need knee pads
Raihan Islam yes
That's some patron level shit right there.
do it, that would be dope.
Just started on my channel with MTB tutorials in English. Your are a big inspiration Seth, keep up the good work. I try to show the MTB community what works for enduro and downhill riding, hope I can give you guys some tips
I'm just gonna argue about the fact that you pronounced Poc "P O C"
Doesn't look like no one is going to argue with you....
1 year after and it has stayed with me....
Because that's how it is pronounced
Spoke it’s just poc not P O C listen to all the people sponsored by them who all say poc
Ikr
dude, you're so easy to listen to...im totally stuck in an mtb rabbit hole right now...im so impressed with a used trek i just bought last week bought for 150$ and i cant imagine riding most of the stuff you feature...i mainly just commute 10 miles every day but half of that is like an urban moderate obstacle course...the bike before this was was a crappy trek hand me down that i put 2300 miles on last year...so i put old girl out to pasture and found this other bike which is leaps and bounds above the other one...
Another great video Seth, keep it up!
So Seth, big fan here, and thanks to you, I can impress people in this small town I in, I dont see many bikes round where I live, so not many people know about what you can do on a bike, but since ive been watching your videos for about a year now, I can do a large bunny hop, manual, jump sh** and a whole lot more, just by riding street, thanks for all the tips man!! Keep making awesome videos!
That bike stand looks like a copy of "Clug Bike Rack", available for different types of bikes.
it is
Nero Inclan yeah, coz I just bought one today.
we've got clugs in our bikestore, they look pretty neat.
I've been meaning to 3D print me something like that as it looks simple enough.
It is, I have a clug for my road bike. Just wish they made one for plus size tires.
The MTB version seems to have a habbit of snapping from what I read.
I'd not be using one to hold a bike while I work on it even a little bit
I did not see the comment for it, but you can install the AMS guards with a lightly soapy water. This is a technique used for most quality stickers in the sign industry. While there are professional application lubes, a soapy water does the job. Prevents air bubbles, allows re-positioning, then you just squeegee out the water. I personally use a felt block to do that.
Make more videos about surviving on the road, hacks on your small camper you made or shop building tutorials ( how you made your shop ), money saving hacks are always welcome. Reviews are good too.
i have just started mountain biking, whats the best way to stop my chain falling off? and how to prevent chips on my bike frame ?
great videos man! watching them mad me start it
Those Kali pads look legit. Going to give them a try because my G-Forms NEVER stay in place. :(
Trail Features and also, g forms NEVER protect in a crash 😂
Dude my g-forms have trouble staying in place too. Shame for such an expensive knee pad.
my concerns with G-form is that they got gaps, same with a lot of pads, at least the Kali got smaller gaps, but not sure about how they perform, not researched them. a sharp rock can get between the gaps, but for the concrete or asphalt use, they would be ok.
Johannes Nilsen I've got fox launch pros (no gaps, solid plastic front) hit a rock with my knee and cut through the pad and straight into my knee right to the bone 👌
how did you manage that? I know the pads have their limits, but this sounds quite extreme.
Hey you! I got you! I saw a video from way back (like 7 years back) that you said that your skateboard lives 100% of the time outdoors. At 00:55 I checked that very same skateboard INSIDE the house resting against the wall. Guess youre taking care of an old man in its late days huh? Hope you still have that board.
Just messing with you.
Cheers from your biggest fans in Greece. Me (44) and my 12 year old son.
"depending on your needs, it can be totally pointless or the answer to your prayers" that right there is some wisdom the internet is in desperate need of.👍
The garage door comparison of the cameras was sweet. Nicely done!
i do really love victorinox, i got the traditional swiss knife for years, and still kickin asses!
but that bike multitool is a little crappy for me....
same!
yes, even the swiss guard use them, the're really good, mine has about 10 years and still shiny :)
I use the AMS bike guards. They work great, and like all stickers or decals, you need to start applying in the middle and work your way out to avoid air bubbles.
How about a Hip Pack shoot out....There is quit a few out there. I am rocking the $9.99 Walmart outdoor Products one, not bad but I would like to hear your thoughts and see what other ones you can find.. LIVE-LIFE-LOUD!!!
Your still killin it man! Love watching your stuff!
Hey seth will you do a review of that fat diamondback ?
The on at the back
Adam Dead dude I have that bike and I love it! I added a chain device to add tension on the chain, a couple mud guards and an oversized bottle cage so I can ride to the local brewery and grab a growler.
Seth, you effed up the AMS tape aplication. I had very little problem installing bubble-free, without the need of a heat gun, or mild soap water. That said, It's been a year and a half since your upload here so, maybe they changed the glue. But I then removed the AMS tape and got a full RideWrap kit and installed that. Pain in the butt, but good coverage, and I reused some of the AMS stuff and it had some bubbles after that. Price you pay for good protection...
The Soft Topper looks good enough for tent type camping. I would be interested to know if it has UV protection and how well it can stand up to highway speeds over long periods of time. Those are only two of the things that can turn something like that into a flapping rag in no time at all.
I ran into a Patron who claimed to have one for 8 years, and all he replaced was the bug screen. I didn’t even know they existed for that long.
I have a soft topper with thousands of high speed miles on the back of my Ridgeline. No change in functionality at all. To be honest I have abused it somewhat by stuffing insulation between bars and cover. Still it works fantastic. Only downside is it gets hot in the sun when all buttoned up, but can raise the sides to cool if not raining.
SAHD again I bought a raptor 14 and use it as my everyday bag since my daughter is potty training its great for all her needs plus water at the grasp of a hand to bad the bite valves are not toddler proof less than a week and its about time for a new one love the videos and enjoy the knowledge I don't have of mtn bike and road bike tech.
Make more build videos!! Those are my favourites!
Great video. Cool stuff review. As a sticky guy I'll tell you bubbles happen. Sometimes a wet install with 30% isopropyl to water works great. Use a hypodermic needle or a new safety pin to pop them. Or put clear bra on as a frame protector. If you geek out a little you can 99.6% coverage and nobody will notice. Hope the healing goes fast and smooth.
Let the haters hate. That honda will outlive them........and you
During my many years of motorcycle racing and MTB for training, and currently I am strictly MTB now, during that time and now I have always used Nitrogen for all my tires, especially when I was racing Karts. Have you ever thought of it? I get a 2000lb bottle that lasts forever. I never heard it mentioned, just tire pumps in your shop. Molecules are larger in nitrogen which in turn lose much less air, a lot less in my experience. I have also noticed that, especially in Karting, that the air pressure stays much more consistent in pressure during hot and cold days, just as my MTBs do. Just a thought, maybe you can touch on it some day. Keep up the good work.
i have a 40 dollar action camera 🔥
The best camera in the world is the one you have on you
I do as well, it works what more do you want? it films clearly in 1080p which is all anyone really needs
BraveTamedHamster yep
NippeOfficial ookkonäö suomest perrkele
Tauno Gaming kyllä
I've got a 2017 Ridgeline and just love it. So comfortable and it is a truck. Love the trunk, which provides great security. Again, love it.
Striker knee pads look exactly like the Dainese Trail Skins. 🤔
minds4game was just thinking that
No they don't. I disagree. (I really do agree im just following through with the prediction of an argument prefaced in the title) 👍
A vid about integrated tool storage would be absolutely awesome 😍😍
*loving the home videos*
Seth, would love to hear back on how the ams guards work out after a few weeks of riding with them. I've recently started doing carbon bike repairs on the side to keep my bike community going and the one thing I notice is that very few bikes come with good, if any, gaurd protection. Chain stay bars and down tubes are my most common fixes. I end up recommending skateboard deck tape to most people or car crash film. Worth the price to protect the valuable asset of a carbon frame. To date, ive rapaired some 15 bikes. Thanks for the good info, Seth.
Seth, lots of great info man thanks for sharing !
It was super cool watching you edit this video in a Patron only live stream! Thanks!
maybe instead of knee pad reviews, next time do some wrist guard reviews. :)
OxBlitzkriegxO haha
Wrist guards cause your arm to beack further up which takes longer to heal, but lol
I wouldn't expect anyone to actually wear wrist guards while riding a MTB.
Those exist?
@@presentfigure92yearago89 My understanding was it make it easier to heal, since the wrist was a complex joint, where as the forarm isnt, making the break cleaner and easier to heal
Seth- I miss watching you ride with Alex..and the other youtubers. Your vids with Phil are epic and the ones with Alex are some of my all time favs.
Seth's Bike Hacks post a video, I like it...I'm a simple man.
Seth you should make a video on things you should check and tuneups to do to your bike every spring, especially for tubeless tires
"Even though it has a Honda logo on it" This guy has a sense of humor!
i dont get it... i think i do but im not sure
Another cheap alternative for the seat covers are the covers that mechanics use. They come in both cloth (breathable but not waterproof) and plastic (vice versa) variants and cost the equivalent of one or two bucks where I live.
As for the plastic bike stands, and specifically putting something similar but more suited for MTB tires in your shop; I think a 90 degree angle iron (L-angle? L-iron? Don't know the correct english term but hopefully you get the idea) would work if you just locked the bike in place by placing a bolt through the spokes and the holes in the angle iron. It could of course be rounded off and padded to be gentler on the bike.
"How's Seth gonna make money with a broken arm?" I asked.
"I'm sure he'll find a way"
Well here you go
I don't bike but I love watching your videos. Keep up the amazing work!
Integrated tools please! Oh, and XC race stuff...... whatever that means.
Honesty is awesome in reviews, love the channel!!! Thank you
There are some interesting integrated multitools on the market, that fit in the hollowtech crank shaft, or into a space, that is usually closed by a top cap (inside a steerer tube, if I named it right)
Dont ever change Seth. You dont sellout and you tell it how it is. Thats rarer than it should be
integrated tools like the one up edc or pump
You're my favorite UA-camr by far and I love watching you're videos
My wish list just got bigger...
About the Ridgeline: I went kayaking for the first time and the guy with the pick-up had the entire back seats full of crap. So: good call!
Trying g from padding
I have to say my favorite part was the honda. I didn't know about the dry storage under the bed... That is amazing!!!
This is my firt video of sethś bike hacks and is
Awesome
There's a product called Clug that is a bike stand just like the one you reviewed, except they have a model that accommodates MTB tires up to 2.5 inches. Just FYI
I was liking the pickup bed cover until you said it cost $700 freaking dollars
Hey Seth, at 3.04 you show your dog jumping out of the car. Have you ever considered buying Sill protectors? They're expensive if you get them from the car dealership but eBay do cut to size ones or ones already cut for your car but a hell of a lot cheaper. I'd go so far as saying they look pretty good anyway and theyll cover any existing scratches caused by the dogs.
I have one for the trunk of my estate as I'm prone to just tapping it with the pedals when loading my bike. Really saves on a paint job 🤙
Seth is that a new fat bike I see?
I_like_goats I have that bike and I love it!
I_like_goats it a diamond back fat bike he unboxed in a live aged ago
You could use a U bracket with foam handlebar tape on the inside to make sure you don’t puncture your tire. I have done this and it works great! I highly suggest you trying this.
I love the look of the Ridgeline over the Tacoma
MichaelTV44 same, even though they both suck at being off road mountain bike vehicles, i like the ridgline better. And plus tacoma just plain sucks and has no power
The look of the Ridgeline is the only reason that I wouldn't buy it. Personally I think Tacoma's look WAY better but that thing definately has some Rad features!
the fun thing about the Honda ridge line is that its literally a pilot with a bed so it has a lot of the practicality of a small pickup but handles and has the interior of a glorified minivan
I need to study but...
Joey Fallon haha yeah I need to be doing my school
Joey Fallon same but when you see Seth video you’ve got to watch it
Forget studying watch seth
Joey Fallon for me it's vacation
Hey Seth, I just got a new enduro mountain bike and am super exited to really ride it out on the trails. The only problem is, I don't have pedals. It would be awesome if you could make a review vid on pedals and talk about your favorite ones to use and what is best to use for certain types of riding? That would be sick! Thanks!
If you're looking for platforms, just buy some Raceface Chesters. When it comes to platforms, there isn't a whole lot of variety. Chesters are cheap, functional and rock solid.
Yeah thats what I was planning on, I just wanted to see if it was a good idea. Thanks for the help!
"Starting at *$700* it is an affordable option..."
*wait wut?*
AskBeforePlaying Look at prices for fiberglass covers. You’ll understand.
Check out the "clug", they make those same bike stands but have ones from different size tires! I have 2 of them, they are great!
i like Honda way better seems like there a lot more reliable
not over Toyota
there about the same
yea Toyotas suck
they dont suck it just seems like Honda is more reliable
Johnny Utah's Outdoors thats so false lol
Have to say that Honda Ridgeline was well above my expectations, a very cool ride👍
*Arguing noises*
Exos cast!!!
It got me back riding a few years back after a wrist break. I suggest using clear hockey tape to reinforce it when riding. I pulled the nylon straps out of mine...
*rings bell* Ding Dong your opinion is wrong
Can opinions be wrong?
Seth you're so proper. Cruise control set to 65 on the D.O.T. Also, I grew up street racing on Orangethorpe
When you’re installing any type of vinyl decal, sticker or anything like that. Before you do, make a solution of a little bit of dish soap and water put in a spray bottle. Spray the area then apply the sticker and use the squeegee to get all the water in the air bubbles out this will also give you a chance to pull the sticker off and try again. Once you feel like you have it were you want it, just let it dry.
more tight space storage stuff. the helmet hooks might useful on the back door for more storage. working with a space slightly bigger than your old one in Florida. Storing bikes, tools, and a repair stand for rainy days in a 7x7 plastic building. mounting is an art for everything.
Good to hear your voice again. Hope your hand gets better and will be riding soon.
Must say thanks on this one, I had spotted those stickers online at one point and was keen on getting them, but the ones I wanted were not in stock.
I had forgotten the name and don't use bookmarks, so again, thanks.
I looked up those clug road bike clips. They make larger sizes now, you should review those!
The hooks you screw into a wall to hang shovels and such work great to hold a mountain bike when screwed in on the leg of a work table. You would need the heavy duty ones because they are wider and more V-shaped so it holds different tire widths.
i like the ridgeline and the Tacoma but i have to say the tundra takes the win mainly because of how spacious it is it had a really large bed plus a 5.7 v8 engine giving it loads of power pair that with the offroad package that you can buy and it honestly the best truck i have ever come accross
@Seth’sBikeHacks do the OneUp EDC Tool that you can store in the headtube/fork tube or in their air pump. I think you would REALLY like it!!!!
Instead of spending 35 on a precut set of AMS guards, I would definitely recommend the ISC racers tape. You can get a 30’ roll for the same price and can cut out any shape you need to fit you bike. It doesn’t come with the cool colors or designs, but in terms of functionality, price and screw-up-ability it likely matches or beats the AMS stuff.
In terms of reliability, Toyota and Honda are both at the top of the list. The Ridgeline gets a lot of crap for being unibody instead of body-on-frame, so people bag on it for not being a "real truck". But the truth is, for someone with no interest in modifying for off road trials, the Ridgeline is just a better choice. The unibody allows for more interior space and the under-bed storage, lets a pickup truck handle like an Accord, it and still provides more than enough towing capacity and offroad ability for most people. Also, the J35 3.5 V6 has plenty of power and comes standard. It's perfect for the average truck driver who daily drives a pickup and occasionally hauls around bikes, some 2x4s, and a boat that's not ridiculously heavy. Unfortunately, most of these people are too insecure about driving something with a Honda badge.
Love the vid Seth, I have the one up version of the tool kit and it is amazing. I also have been using the AMS guards and have been really happy. Going to Amazon right now to get the seat protector...sweet. Keep it up Bro!
This was a great video! I've been looking at the YI's but nobody had been as honest about the video/audio quality. I'll be sticking with GoPro. Thanks!
Great reviews. Like the Ridgeline review. Same exact reason I’m rocking an 07.
Another great feature of the Ridgeline's under bed storage is you can load it with ice and use it as a massive cooler and it has a drain plug for easy ice removal once it melts
I’d really like to see a review of fix-it-sticks... unless you’ve already done it of course! Great videos keep it up!
Do one more video like this one. It's super nice and we get to learn more stuff from you seth
Why am I watching Seth I don’t even mountain bike I think it’s cause of the good content😳👍🏽
Well done on the videos whilst your injured!
Do you have a hack to stop water bottles getting scratched in the bottle cage???
I think you should do a video or two updating us on the camera equipment you use and the editing software you use to edit the video. As you're inspiring a lot of others to create their own channels.
I cant get enough of these!!!!