From Australia took your advice and did my whole frame on my knew E bike ! With helicopter tape ! One thing if you have air bubbles use tip of needle and hair dryer to get it out little trick NOT MANY TELL YOU ! Thanks mate not many that care to tell you swat in the bike shops here !
This would be an awesome idea for wheelchair frames! This is what I'm looking at, wheelchair frame protection as I don't want to ruin the paintwork getting it in and out the car.
To my BMC TE01 frame I used Solidworks (you can use Autocad) to draw some shapes on a A3 paper and taking some measures on the frame at the same time. When completed I printed in true scale and cut those shapes and then used tape to secure them in place and check if it was ok! Then printed another sheet and with a marker I drawed the outlines of the shapes into the 3M Scotchguard A3 protective film and cut it. Worked out so good!
Thank you a million for this video. I got a brand new full carbon cross bike and I'm gonna use it every day for my job. I was very worried about its beautiful orange body. I searched the whole city for some covering tapes and now, you gave me the clues. Cheers really.
I find that after 24 hours or so you can get rid of any trapped air bubbles by pricking them with a pin or similar and then spray the hole with a 50/50 water/isopropyl alcohol mix and rubbing the bubble with a rubber wedge, or even a Bic pen lid, will really get rid of the bubbles. I’d also recommend going around the entire edge of the decal to ensure that i is really adhered to the frame. This is especially effective on Invisframe.
This is great for resell value my brand new bike with only an hour of riding already has the paint scratched from the cables running down the down tube.
It ain't a wedding dress..It's a mountain bike!!!! Let that bad boy get dirty and dinged up..shows that you ride it they way it's suppose to be ridden..HARD!!! Carry on , love the channel
Getting this on my new bike that ive been saving for currently i have a appolo evade with disk brakes but its slowly breaking so im gonna get a btwin 520 so that i have a smoother ride when im out and about on my paperound and going on light offroad rides.😁
Solid advice and tips. The only thing I’d do differently is to save the most cosmetically visible/critical stuff for last, so I can get the hang of working with the material first.
I still think 'Hey, let's make my bike ugly so that the next person can enjoy how pretty it is.' I say why don't I enjoy how pretty it is and the heck with the next owner. Plus battle scars come with memories!
What to do when there are already some scars in the paint job? I have a black Aluminium GT Fury Team 2017 and it has some scars (only the paint job) on the upper tube.
warmer feel to a carbon frame? it may feel warmer to your hand, but it's not going to feel warmer to an inanimate sticker! if the bike is at room temperature, it's at room temperature whether it is carbon or aluminium. The only difference that might affect adhesion is the surface treatment, ie whether it's glossy or matt.
Anyone else have a negative experience with the 3M mastic tape where both sides a pretty tacky and while it does quiet things down and protects the frame, it collects a lot of dirt and debris?
just go to a moto shop and ask for it, i got 5 x A4 sheets of it for free. They have stacks of it, it comes free when they order boots or protective gear.
Yes, Bike Shield was used on this videos - they have both, matte and glossy. I was thinking of getting Invisframe as you have set of stickers for whole bike, but due to price I will probably buy stickers just to cover part most exposed for being damaged.
If don't have a heatgun or hairdryer can i use the sun light in 5-10 minutes to heat the alloy frame before i apply the isoprophyl alcohol and apply the sticker?
You mention the 3M self amalgamating tape for the chainstays, but doesn't this product only stick to itself. How did you get it to stick the the frame without overlapping it on itself. Are you using the 3M 2228 or 3M 2229 Mastic?
You should do a 26 inch full suspension mtb bike giveaway. Mostly because I have crappy Walmart bike that doesn't even have a thread less head tube so I'm afraid to go on trails and the trails are to far away. The only berm in the area is in a tiny pump track my local bike shop so I would really like the bike to ride trails.
I'm getting my first full suspension when they come in stock (a marin rift zone 29) (coming from a decent hardtail) and i want to keep the frame in good shape. I saw some protection tape for cars that looks like it's pretty much the same think, will this work? Thanks
#askgmbn I would like to know how to get the protectors off. my bike has some protectors on from previous owner however it is peeling and very dirty so how do you get it off without leaving a sticky residue behind?
MR Whale? Just pull back on itself slowly at an acute angle, maybe using a hair dryer on it at the same time. Clean any residue with isopropyl alcohol.
(I realize this is an older posting) - A solution would be to tape up the bike, and then buff the tape with a grey Scotch-bribe pad. * Only buff back and forth in the same direction for best results. Just take care around the edges of the tape.
I find 3M helicopter tape 14mill to be the best. Maximum protection and form-able. Anything thicker is tough to work with. I get mine off of EBAY. Some people sell it by the foot. Two things though.....read the fine print and make sure you get the CLEAR tape....made the mistake once of getting grey once. Also....VERY important... make sure the tape you buy is not to old....AFTER I bought some that did not stick well and was slightly yellow....I found out it had expired 10 years earlier. Get fresh tape that has not been expired for more than a 3 or 4 years for best results. JMO!
I always buy black bikes. That way I can fix any scratches with a Sharpie.
Know Whey ohhhhhh what a great idea
i just use black duct tape
@@Luca-ft1kv I buy them grey. Gray duct tape is cheaper and more common.
@@DjZorlag too much trouble, just cable tie old inner tubes over the whole bike. :-)
@@Kev5565 Nah, I prefer the tubeless setup. :)
when paying 2 grand plus, bikes should come with frame protection as standard and on all carbon models regardless of price.
Gary Gilbert most do ..
Yeeessss!!!!🤙🤙
They kinda do
True
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From Australia took your advice and did my whole frame on my knew E bike ! With helicopter tape ! One thing if you have air bubbles use tip of needle and hair dryer to get it out little trick NOT MANY TELL YOU ! Thanks mate not many that care to tell you swat in the bike shops here !
This would be an awesome idea for wheelchair frames! This is what I'm looking at, wheelchair frame protection as I don't want to ruin the paintwork getting it in and out the car.
Just when I thought I have purchased everything I ever needed for mountain biking!
To my BMC TE01 frame I used Solidworks (you can use Autocad) to draw some shapes on a A3 paper and taking some measures on the frame at the same time. When completed I printed in true scale and cut those shapes and then used tape to secure them in place and check if it was ok!
Then printed another sheet and with a marker I drawed the outlines of the shapes into the 3M Scotchguard A3 protective film and cut it. Worked out so good!
Thank you a million for this video. I got a brand new full carbon cross bike and I'm gonna use it every day for my job.
I was very worried about its beautiful orange body. I searched the whole city for some covering tapes and now, you gave me the clues. Cheers really.
Neils bike is beautiful 😮
Thomas Ashcroft I agree completely!!
the kids will all be dumping their canyon strives and buying megas now
I find that after 24 hours or so you can get rid of any trapped air bubbles by pricking them with a pin or similar and then spray the hole with a 50/50 water/isopropyl alcohol mix and rubbing the bubble with a rubber wedge, or even a Bic pen lid, will really get rid of the bubbles. I’d also recommend going around the entire edge of the decal to ensure that i is really adhered to the frame. This is especially effective on Invisframe.
Cutting round corners is great advice - thanks.
I'm so glad you're not using Ride Wrap! I knew there had to be any easier way to get this done
I'd recommend using latex gloves doing this, keeps the oil from your hands off the frame/sticker kit!
I think you do not have to wear rubber gloves
You can wash your hand before apply this film
This is great for resell value my brand new bike with only an hour of riding already has the paint scratched from the cables running down the down tube.
It ain't a wedding dress..It's a mountain bike!!!! Let that bad boy get dirty and dinged up..shows that you ride it they way it's suppose to be ridden..HARD!!!
Carry on , love the channel
Your half right but you got to remember that some of these bikes cost £5000+ so people gonna be scared to scratch it
@@fastemx and when you re-sell you will get a lot more for it if it is in good condition.
I like my bike to look worn, I think it gives character and shows how I like to ride, or not ride in case of crashes!
Cuts resale value though.
I covered all my before the first ride! it took me hours triming and sticking the film, but it was easy with the bike perfect clean
That headtube tape placement was awesome
Well, this is something I was thinking about. Now I do have good guide, so tomorrow my bike will be pimped out. Thank you Doody.
I'm so glad you guys made this video, I've recently bought a roll of helicopter tape and was wondering where to put it.
good man doddy, you bring a lot of technical skill to the channel.
Great video! Nice and informative , straight to the point and excellent explanation of why the protection tape was being fitted where it was.
Getting this on my new bike that ive been saving for currently i have a appolo evade with disk brakes but its slowly breaking so im gonna get a btwin 520 so that i have a smoother ride when im out and about on my paperound and going on light offroad rides.😁
Crank boots are great as well!
0:43 CABLE TIES! Ever since Doddy's cable tie hacks video, I crack up every time he says "Cable ties."
Solid advice and tips. The only thing I’d do differently is to save the most cosmetically visible/critical stuff for last, so I can get the hang of working with the material first.
So when's Neil doing something nice for Doddy on his bike?
Also put the mastic tape on the underside of the upper triangle where the chain clicks slap.
I just want a full length video of Doddy doing a full bike service.
I need your paint job video on how to fix scratches!!!!!
What about removing the frame protection? I heard it can lift the paint.
Hair dryer
@@Tom-nn9ey or a heatgun
I still think 'Hey, let's make my bike ugly so that the next person can enjoy how pretty it is.' I say why don't I enjoy how pretty it is and the heck with the next owner. Plus battle scars come with memories!
John Graham true
Some people like to update thier bikes often so having it in mint condition makes it easier to offload
Not true. Memories come with scars. ;)
What to do when there are already some scars in the paint job? I have a black Aluminium GT Fury Team 2017 and it has some scars (only the paint job) on the upper tube.
I wish my girlfriend would know me as good as Doody knows Neil
How many takes did this video have? No one can do this first time!!
Something for the GMBN Bloopers 3? :D
im glad you are doing one of this... cos it always seems like there is more to be covered,,
On the 3M 8 mil it works and forms best by using a hair dryer or heat gun as you conform it to the curves of the bike.
Nice Oakley time piece 🤙🏼😎💪🏼
Very helpful as always!😃
Neil's bike is gorgeous
Absolutely brilliant
I just watched trans world sports that featured Martin and it was amazing
Really regret not knowing this when i first got my bike
Does dirt and dust not stick to that mastic tape?
warmer feel to a carbon frame? it may feel warmer to your hand, but it's not going to feel warmer to an inanimate sticker! if the bike is at room temperature, it's at room temperature whether it is carbon or aluminium. The only difference that might affect adhesion is the surface treatment, ie whether it's glossy or matt.
Anyone else have a negative experience with the 3M mastic tape where both sides a pretty tacky and while it does quiet things down and protects the frame, it collects a lot of dirt and debris?
Can you guys please do a review on that bike, the Nukeproof Mega 275. thanks in advance, I have been eyeing about this bike.
I think Neil will need a bit more than a few stickers to protect his bike from scratches.
Does it loose its adhesive after time?
just go to a moto shop and ask for it, i got 5 x A4 sheets of it for free. They have stacks of it, it comes free when they order boots or protective gear.
This won’t damage paint when you remove? Thanks
Just did my bike helio tape works so good cant see it well unless u got a few bubbles which it almost impossible too not have one lol
Wondering if dc fix will do the same job, probably way cheaper per m2
Useful & informative, thanks.
Probably more important as far as chain slap goes might be the seatstay above the cassette
CABLE TIES!!
This is awesome
I loved the last one
I'm gonna get it
Anyone know if there are matte finish kits as my bike has matte finish paint work . Thankyou
999,999 Views Invis has matte kits, they are rather expensive though
The one they used in the video is matte
Yes, Bike Shield was used on this videos - they have both, matte and glossy. I was thinking of getting Invisframe as you have set of stickers for whole bike, but due to price I will probably buy stickers just to cover part most exposed for being damaged.
999,999 Views muc-off matte finish
Ewa Kozinska Crankskins.com also has matte finish.
Can I put that on top of decals?
Cranks!!!
Back of the seattube aswell.
Two questions
1) can we use this method to apply stickers?
2) can we use the protection thing over stickers?
Yes and yes
Perfect timeing just about to get a pran new bike soon
If don't have a heatgun or hairdryer can i use the sun light in 5-10 minutes to heat the alloy frame before i apply the isoprophyl alcohol and apply the sticker?
How much is that frame protector cost?any links where to buy it?thank you so much and more power to you guys!
When it’s time to take it off does it ruin the paint or if there’s any stickers on the bike does appeal them off to
You mention the 3M self amalgamating tape for the chainstays, but doesn't this product only stick to itself. How did you get it to stick the the frame without overlapping it on itself. Are you using the 3M 2228 or 3M 2229 Mastic?
Yo I have some hard scuffs on my bike cuz the chain came with contact in the metal under it so is there anyway to remove them?
I WATCHED LAST WEEK BUT I WAS LAZY SO IM TOO LATE. serves me right huhuhu!
Will that downtube protector at the bottom fir the voodoo Zobop 2020 model
I love the battle scars on my bike !
what front sprocket size should i choose if i have a 8speed32T to 10 T cassette i have a 1x
How in the world did you manage to miss the most-often nicked area of the bike... the bottom of the bottom bracket and underneath the down tube?
Hope you said “It’s a wrap!” when you finished filming 😀
can i apply protection on the surface with small pain chips?
#askgmbn do you think you could do a review on the giant stance 2?
rubber mastic tape doesn't have an adhesive? any help
what if you have a matte frame ?
Is it true that helicopter tape makes you jump higher?
Is that just black electrical tape you used on the chain stays?
It's a self-fusing rubber mastic tape. Sold under various names including 3M 2228.
Go for bathroom anti slip tapes from 3M
Before do frame protection, should the bicycle to be coated?
Helpful thanks
You can use those rubber things for your cables like $4 for like 10
You should do a 26 inch full suspension mtb bike giveaway. Mostly because I have crappy Walmart bike that doesn't even have a thread less head tube so I'm afraid to go on trails and the trails are to far away. The only berm in the area is in a tiny pump track my local bike shop so I would really like the bike to ride trails.
Thank that was very useful
What’s Neil’s favourite song?
Would the ppf rip the stickers off?
Well done doddy when you come to Australia look me up and I'll let you patch my bike up good stuff YouYangs Australia 👀🇦🇺👀
I'm getting my first full suspension when they come in stock (a marin rift zone 29) (coming from a decent hardtail) and i want to keep the frame in good shape. I saw some protection tape for cars that looks like it's pretty much the same think, will this work? Thanks
yes you should be good most likely
#askgmbn I would like to know how to get the protectors off. my bike has some protectors on from previous owner however it is peeling and very dirty so how do you get it off without leaving a sticky residue behind?
MR Whale? Just pull back on itself slowly at an acute angle, maybe using a hair dryer on it at the same time. Clean any residue with isopropyl alcohol.
Cool vid!!!
Nice vid thanks
Which kind of alcohol did you use? I didn't really understand.
Easy, Cable ties!
just got a new frame but it's matte black. I really want to put protection on it but I don't want to ruin the matte color with shiny clear tape. Help!
(I realize this is an older posting) - A solution would be to tape up the bike, and then buff the tape with a grey Scotch-bribe pad. * Only buff back and forth in the same direction for best results. Just take care around the edges of the tape.
Why do we have to do that? Why wont frame manufacturers do that instead before they releaese the bike in market?
Louie Patrick Aguila some do
Hi sorry you can tell the diameter the seatpost this bike 30.9 iu 31.6
6:37 not true that is the only place where I have chips not at the bottom
I find 3M helicopter tape 14mill to be the best. Maximum protection and form-able. Anything thicker is tough to work with. I get mine off of EBAY. Some people sell it by the foot. Two things though.....read the fine print and make sure you get the CLEAR tape....made the mistake once of getting grey once. Also....VERY important... make sure
the tape you buy is not to old....AFTER I bought some that did not stick well and was slightly yellow....I found out it had expired 10 years earlier. Get fresh
tape that has not been expired for more than a 3 or 4 years for best results. JMO!
were do you cycle in England?
windhill astonhill bikepark wales revolution bikepark chicksands blackmountain
Anywhere it’s wet 😜
Nice bike