Unboxing an ENDURO MACHINE - Propain Tyee CF 2022
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Close up's and details, watch before buying.
Unboxing of this enduro-machine for next seasons race cups.
Feel free to ask any questions below and I'll try and answer best I can!
0:00 Intro
0:42 What is included
1:35 Wheels Newmen evolution eg 30
2:35 Propain Tyee CF 29 2022 Frame
3:30 Bikeyoke Divine
4:00 Installing bars
4:30 Stem
5:09 Color scheme
5:45 Fox 36 Float Grip 2 Factory 29
6:30 Rear Wheel, Casette, Newmen Fade hub sound
6:55 Installing rear wheel
7:38 Geometry
8:02 Saddle
8:30 Pumping fork
9:06 Height, bar height
9:10 First sit down feeling
9:17 Pedals, Hope F20
10:05 Raceface Atlas Kashmoney colorway
10:25 Comparing to my old bike
11:07 Components and build - Спорт
What's up buddies, hope you enjoyed the video, feel free to ask any questions here in the comments and i'll try and answer if I can!
And if you feel that you would like to see more content and sht I would not hold it against you if you liked the video + subscribed, I actually may even appreciate it - Who knows! 🤌
Another banger unboxing!
Thanks brother :)
Nice bike!
Getting mine in same color same shock in 4 months...cant wait...
Sweet, hope it arrives in time!
Daim it is VERY beautiful !
It is right! 🥰It’s getting even more lovely soon with some new parts too 😗 Will do an upgrade video in a bit
Tyee rides pretty well, I got one in AL. Hope you gonna enjoy it too !
Ah nice!
Been out a few times but it's so much snow so hard to tell anything about the bike really x)
What size did you get? I'm 5 11 and 180lbs. I ride a medium now but wondering if large is better?
we are the same bro, i don’t buy fancy stuff like clothes, shoes etc but im working hard to buy bike stuff specially “bikes” going to buy the same bike soon! ❤️
Haha alright! Yeah way rather have the bike I want than a fancy shoe or furniture lol.
Ah nice dude, i’m sure you’ll love the bike 🤘🤘
Ye boi!
nice spyderco ;)
Good eye ;) Yeah the Salt series is really nice - would love a Para 2 in that steel.
I find the Coil superior to the Air shock, i made a Video (on my channel) where i tested them back to back, also i‘ve ridden the air shock for 10 months and the coil several times now. Coil feels way nicer :)
Oh nice, yeah I watched the video now, my Deutsch is a bit rusty though haha!
It seems like the frame performs better with coil, or at least aloooot of people agree on that.
Probably due to quite progressive linkage design that works well with a more linear shock.
Air is pretty much always more harsh but iv'e heard it's "too harsh" with this frame.
I actually don't think that the bike is sluggish or not playfull with the coil, it pops out of corners like a pogo-stick and I'm loving it 😁
I was upgraded from a KS dropper to the BikeYoke Revive, don’t know why, but I won’t ask as long as I’m happy.
As long as its an upgrade, hey why not :)
I just ordered the same bike in al, will the 180mm dropper fit all the way into the frame? or will it extend like yours does?
Nice dude, It’s possible to slam pretty much all the way,
I just prefer to have it slightly higher
hey dude,
im thinking of buying a frame only and building the bike up
i race enduro and dh and i was wondering if this bike could handle it well? im looking for basically just a big super enduro bike almost that can tackle any terrain. would the bike suit me?
Sup Archie,
Nice idea for a project, I think next time I buy a bike i'll do a frame-only for sure.
Iv'e raced this bike this season and for me it's been such a treat, I know some people get the Spindrift instead but for racing I would say that the Tyee would fit better. Climbs well. It's light. and it bombs.
It's a god damn tank to be honest.
No need to go up in travel more tbh.
I even left my DH-bike (YT Tyee) in the garage when hitting the bike park last season, the Tyee is just much more fun, sure it's not possible to absolutely bomb a rock garden like a Dh-rig, you lack that stiffness and rigidity from the frame.
But it's really near. Sure i'm riding high end suspension, but it sounds like you may do that too.
I'll try and give some downsides and that would be that it's of course a bit lazy on the flat terrain sections, and you need to put energy to go forward, but that's just the case of most big enduro bikes right. :)
I do quite abit of just easy trail riding and it's quite enjoyable but not as enjoyable as on my 130mm trail bike.
incroyable
Try the Schwalbe Tires. They are very good.
It's been like 4 years since I rode on Magic Mary's, used to be my favourites,
and you're right - after riding them now again, they're pretty good :)
Looks nice! You said it was a big bike. How tall are you and what is your inseam? Sorry if you said it and I missed it. Do you think it will be a good trail bike or is it too burly? I'm thinking about one with an air shock.
Also not very good that they didn't check with you about the seat post first.
Hey,
I'm 186cm / 6ft1
Inseam not sure - But got kind of long legs.
If only used as a trail bike I think the Hugene would be a good option, it should be very capable downhill as well but a bit more lively.
Havn't had too many runs on this one yet, and the ones that iv'e had have been in snowy trails so hard to tell how it feels haha -
In short, the climbing is awesome on this bike, the steep seat tube angle puts you forward and linkage is subtle and does not lose grip when techy.
It is a downhill bomber for sure though, so if you want to pump and have fun on flatter trails I think it's abit too stable and I would prefer less travel and steeper headtube.
Bike feels high and it's noticeable, BB is kind of high too.
Not a dealbreaker at all for me but it's there.
I know many people went with coil on the Tyee because of the leverage ratio of the frame seems to be "better" with coil, and people that have used air shocks on this frame tend to say it became too harsh.
But that's all personal, Air is probably just fine tbh.
Hope this helps with your choice. :)
@@Frorideism That is super helpful, thanks for the detailed reply!
@@flippy66 Will probably do some review video thingy's later but by then you'll most likely already got your new bike ;P
@@Frorideism Not many things in stock right now so I'm thinking maybe the end of the year 😅
Hi Froride. Nice build! I ordered a Propain tyee on 29sept 2021 but I'm still waiting. How much did you wait for your bike? Thanks!
Hi, why thank you :)
Hmm I ordered in early August and received in late December.
Delivery times depend alot on build and also country it seems, what parts did you order with?
@@Frorideism Thanks for your Answer :) I'm ordering it from Spain and the setup is full factory with the fox transfer and fox float dpx2, magura mt7, transmision gx and stock rims. I'm currently riding on a xc bike with downhill bars and stem and I'm a little bit tired of the long waiting 😅
@@theendurorookie Of course dude no problem!
Okay! Well me and a bunch of other's have had many bikes delayed because of the specific Fox Transfer seatpost - apperently it is on hold at the suppliers.
Also the GX parts sometimes becomes delayed.
I would send Propain an email and maybe ask what the hold up is and if there are any specific parts they're waiting for.
Because once they have all the parts they will build the bike in just a few days.
haha sounds like you really have a sick build to look forward to then mate, and a bit of an upgrade ;)
@@Frorideism haha thanks a lot again😊😊
I think it’s a sick build too😍 I was confused if the dpx2 was going to be a good option for me but I’m not going to make big drops and jumps so I thought it will be.
I was thinking about getting a modern trail bike but with enduro geo and brakes, that was my goal.
Please how tall are you for a L size frame? I am 1,82cm and hesitating between M and L... thanks
I’m 186cm and I was also debating between the sizes.
I think I replied to some other comment here on this video before - I think he was your height too.
So scroll down abit and I think you can find that comment ☺️
In short I chose L because I felt that the toptube/reach on the M may have been to short to my liking.
The wheelbase and chainstay is very long however, seattube aswell so the L is a taller bike.
If i was 182 I may have chosen a size M to get a more nimble bike, it has 25mm smaller wheelbase, like 10mm lower stack and 20mm less reach.
But!
For your length I think it’s more like a personal taste, do you like a smaller or bigger bike, y’know?
Both will work.
Large will be abit more stable and medium abit more nimble.
Enduro WC racers tend to size down instead of up, faster cornering.
I can say after riding the Large that yes it’s a quite big bike but I can still throw it around like it’s nothing and it’s really playfull regardless.
i’m happy with my L, It all comes down to preference at this point really since you’re in between sizes.
Hope this helps!
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@@Frorideism Thank you for your answer, just saw your comment now (notification was off), will look into it.
6:18 i have the same tool , waiting for my tyee al marsred with same components as you
Nice dude! Hope you get it in time
@@Frorideism thanks, have fun with yours✌️
For the seatpost I am guessing part shortages... but let me know their answer.
Yeah I actually ordered with a Fox transfer, but then it was all out of stock and they asked me if I was ok with swapping to a Revive.
And I was.
Apparently they ment the Divine haha, just miscommunication on the email side.
I was refunded the split since the post is cheaper.
@@Frorideism Thank you :)
Did you consider Spindrift?
Yes and no, I did consider it, but I was actually probably more considering the Hugene VS Tyee to be honest.
For what I needed; the Spindrift was too much of a beast of a bike, a-lot due to it's high travel.
I have a friend that rides a SD and I think it's sometimes overkill for what we are riding most of the times.
I wanted a bike that would be a perfect partner for full-length enduro races, boosting bike park jumps and smashing rock gardens.
The spindrift felt good for the 2/3 of these priorities.
The Tyee hit the spot for 3/3, just probably a little bit jankier over extremely rough terrain.
How long did you wait until its arrived
I think it took like 7-8 months, but that was last year, not sure how fast they deliver right now.
There's a facebook group called "propain waiting list" or something, you can ask there! :)
Okay thx. Now i conifured mysslf a bike and they said it will take 1 moth to ship
450lbs with 75kg, which seg?
I'm running around 25% sag with this setup.
@@Frorideism thanks:)
Did you evner figuren out what the white piece of plastic in thw box was ?
Umm nope :D
Found it ! ua-cam.com/video/Tj-jDKuz5z0/v-deo.html
It's for setting your B-Tension on the SRAM drivetrain the bike came with
The "pain" and "glory" doesnt make sense, because they taped whats underneath. Under "pain" stands "is temporary" and under "glory" stands "lasts forever"
It's still a bit cheesy wouldn't you say? :)
@@Frorideism i think it makes sense when it comes to failure while trying to achieve something
What job do you do?
Menswear designer, mostly outdoor/sports
@@Frorideism wow, I like it
@@Frorideism how’s the bike? Do you like how it rides? Do you think that a L can fit me? I’m 1,80 cm
@@mathiaslyberis2705 Have only had 1 ride so far without like 30cm snow so a bit hard to tell right now haha,
But my first impressions was that even though it's a very stable and solid ride, I still felt very connected to the trail and could feel the ground underneath.
While some other bikes just eat up the trail, this one keeps you steady - but still very subtle and great feedback.
Was easy to pop, even with the coil shock.
It's a long bike, and quite high BB, so will take some getting used to and I think it needs alot of active body positioning to really get everything out of it.
All in all I could feel that it wants to go fast, and it came alive when bombing.
If I was 180cm I would chose the size M probably.
Just because I think it's already a big bike and I think too many people oversize their bikes to "keep steady at speed". While it actually may make the ride a bit too lazy you know?
Looking at the EWS, most of the worlds best racers use smaller bikes.
And it's a 29 so it's already got that stability :)
I chose L because Iv'e got long legs and arms and i'm 186cm - The reach (on M) seemed too short for my taste.
Check out the wheelbase too, it's quite long on the L size.
That being said I'm sure both M and L would be good for someone who's 180, depending on riding style etc!
Hope that helps mate,
Happy shredding
@@Frorideism thank you very much, you were really kind!
FYI customer service is horrible from Propain. Consider other bike companies if possible.
I have actually had good experience from Propain service, but Iv’e hears thousands of horror-stories too so I totally understand the other side.
Yeah If you want really good service it’s always best to buy from a LBS, then you actually can often get some free spares and help when shit breaks too.
Dude you sound Swedish
Dude I am Swedish
@@Frorideism Sweet! I so hope to see you in Järvsö. Cheers