Thanks for watching, and I hope you enjoyed the video! Next week, I have a riding edit on the Izzo releasing in collaboration with YT, which I cannot wait to share. That video will go live on Tuesday on the YT Channel, and then I will be releasing a Behind the Scenes and Bike Check shortly after 🙏
mullet ftw. nuff' said. man, i wish YT could figure out a better solution for the rubber plugs they use for cables and such. Every model (Jeffsy, Tues, Decoy) I have uses them and they just dont function well at all. They constantly slide up and out of the frame holes completely defeating the purpose of protecting the cables from frame rub. I like the electronic rubber shrink wrap idea, but as you stated, they are gonna wear fast as there is a lot of friction in those cable hole areas. thanks for goin' full nerd on the deets. good shit.
Mullet is a rad setup for sure! Regarding the rubber plugs, if you slide them back and wipe the cable down with 99% alcohol and also use a small pick to spray some alcohol on the inside of the plug, that really helps! Then just slide back into place and you should have better luck 👊🏼 Thanks for watching!
Love the gear-head content. Would you say one should size up or down for a DH rig? I'm 5'5" and am used to a 430mm reach trail bike. I have a 430mm reach DH rig as well, but wondering if I should gone down to something like 415-420.
Glad you enjoy the content and thanks for watching! If you are smashing laps and racing potentially, and the 430mm feels good then you could likely keep running that. However, if you feel that you could benefit from some more control over the bike than sizing down might be a good call 🙏🏼 Hope this helps!
Hey man, love the quality of your content - I'm really curious about your toolbox, you you feel like you have everything you need in it and are there any changes you'd make if you had to start it all again?
Yo! I am glad you enjoy the content, and thanks for watching! Regarding the toolbox: everything is perfect (in my opinion) aside from the placement of the dental pick. I put that on layer 3, and always use it for things like undoing the Shimano brake handlebar mount, and really wish it was on the top layer. Hope this helps!
@@PeterJamison Cheers man, managed to bag a job as a World Cup mechanic starting next season so am having to put together a travel ready toolkit, taking heavy inspiration from yours so all good 🤙
Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the kind words! The capra, or any long-travel trail bike, is definitely enough for the average rider at the bike park!
In a size large frame you can slam a 175mm dropper, in a size medium you cannot. That said, a 150mm dropper is great with the medium frame. Hope this helps!
Thanks for watching, and I hope you enjoyed the video! Next week, I have a riding edit on the Izzo releasing in collaboration with YT, which I cannot wait to share. That video will go live on Tuesday on the YT Channel, and then I will be releasing a Behind the Scenes and Bike Check shortly after 🙏
new to MTBing. currently waiting for my Capra Uncaged 10. I love the video quality and you absolutely crush the commentary. hell of a rider too.
Thanks for watching and I really appreciate the kind words! I hope you enjoy your new bike!
Love the vids man you’re an absolute shredder, rock on!
Appreciate the kind words! Glad you are enjoying the videos!
Dang dude thats such a nice bike the white sus and yellow looks so nice. Also nice video wish I had your flow and steeze.
Glad you like the bike! Thanks for watching and for the kind words!
Not sure about a white fork however I do agree with a loooow seat slam. Gives it that sic dj look !
Love a low seat for sure! Hope you are well Doug!
Very clean build
Glad you like it and thanks for watching!
Good looking rig!
Glad you like it and thanks for watching!
Good stuff homie! Keep it up!
Thanks for the support homie!
Absolutely 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks so much!
mullet ftw. nuff' said. man, i wish YT could figure out a better solution for the rubber plugs they use for cables and such. Every model (Jeffsy, Tues, Decoy) I have uses them and they just dont function well at all. They constantly slide up and out of the frame holes completely defeating the purpose of protecting the cables from frame rub. I like the electronic rubber shrink wrap idea, but as you stated, they are gonna wear fast as there is a lot of friction in those cable hole areas. thanks for goin' full nerd on the deets. good shit.
Mullet is a rad setup for sure! Regarding the rubber plugs, if you slide them back and wipe the cable down with 99% alcohol and also use a small pick to spray some alcohol on the inside of the plug, that really helps! Then just slide back into place and you should have better luck 👊🏼 Thanks for watching!
The bike is fire 🔥🥵
Glad you like it and thanks for watching!
Love the gear-head content. Would you say one should size up or down for a DH rig? I'm 5'5" and am used to a 430mm reach trail bike. I have a 430mm reach DH rig as well, but wondering if I should gone down to something like 415-420.
Glad you enjoy the content and thanks for watching! If you are smashing laps and racing potentially, and the 430mm feels good then you could likely keep running that. However, if you feel that you could benefit from some more control over the bike than sizing down might be a good call 🙏🏼 Hope this helps!
Love the vid keep it up 🔥
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Hey man, love the quality of your content - I'm really curious about your toolbox, you you feel like you have everything you need in it and are there any changes you'd make if you had to start it all again?
Yo! I am glad you enjoy the content, and thanks for watching! Regarding the toolbox: everything is perfect (in my opinion) aside from the placement of the dental pick. I put that on layer 3, and always use it for things like undoing the Shimano brake handlebar mount, and really wish it was on the top layer. Hope this helps!
@@PeterJamison Cheers man, managed to bag a job as a World Cup mechanic starting next season so am having to put together a travel ready toolkit, taking heavy inspiration from yours so all good 🤙
@@zachhumphrey7298 No way, that is amazing. Congrats! Best of luck with building out the tool kit and the wrenching next season!
Great vid and greater riding. For the average riding at bikes parks. Would you say the Capra is good enough? Or is the Tues so much better?
Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the kind words! The capra, or any long-travel trail bike, is definitely enough for the average rider at the bike park!
Can you slam the 175 dropper all the way down? i'm worry about the insert depth is not long enough for a long dropper.
In a size large frame you can slam a 175mm dropper, in a size medium you cannot. That said, a 150mm dropper is great with the medium frame. Hope this helps!
Do you run all the volume spacers in the front so you dont bottom out on hits?
Yep, exactly! Volume spacers are great for bottom out resistance
How tall are you Peter? What made you go with the large with the mx?
I am 5'11". All of my thoughts on frame sizing can be found here: ua-cam.com/video/86xLgXLtjaQ/v-deo.html
Hope this helps, and thanks for watching!
@@PeterJamison thanks!
@@2WheelKyle Anytime!
Nice videos!
What's your height?
thanks.
Thanks for watching and for the kind words! I am 5’ 11” 👍🏼