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ive got a 2x11 on mine, personally i love it

If your poop is shifting, you got bigger problems than your bike. Get that taken care of and adjust your derailleur later.

When this happened to me the chain bent every single spoke

The only thing ' dorky ' about a dork disk is that 99.99% of the are made of the worst, cheapest easily deteriorated plastic on earth and crack and break up in short order. Unless you have something like an old Schwinn where they are made of chromed steel. I just made one for bike i am building that is made of aluminum.

Who uses floor pumps in these days? Every1 has an electric tire inflator.

I know it’s late, but that dog chewed plastic thumb lever, you could have hit it with the heat gun after sanding and it would have helped it a lot

That 'Start 'em Young' shirt is creepy AF.

I have one in my shed, purchased ~1998. Suspension bad for climbing unless you lockout (with an upgraded shock). Often found it to want to kick me over the front (probably due to the unadjustable original shock). My one is not painted with carbon black.

2:50 the funniest Seth moment

Love my 3×9 if it wears or breaks, cheap as chips to repair

He makes a good point. RUclips over compresses videos which makes your gaps look smaller. You should try a host that delivers videos as is so you have control over that.

Can you add 27.5" tires to this one? I'm interested in purchasing it. I'm 5'6", but the medium frame felt a little large and wondered if it could be larger tires. Hard to "test ride" in the store with the tires are so flat to get a good feel. I'm a beginner and have just borrowed bikes in the past. Would like something affordable that I can grow into a little

3:03 WHAT IS THAT SOUND

This brought me back to the good old Berm Peak days of this channel. I love your content and maybe‚ one day you'll do again things different features to the Berm Peak. Until then‚ I will enjoy whatever content you'll upload.

5:07 “So then, how does it ride?” Mickey Mouse- “Rides Pretty Good”

For me, my deraullieur went into the spokes and destroyed em... Very sad.

I dont acept that merchan team chose "lefty" against "righty" design, see the life of salesman would be much easier "This bike gota the "righty" suspension for you"

You didn't get the carnage you were hoping for because the bike wasn't being pedaled so there was no stress on the chain. If you drop the chain like that while pedaling hard, you WILL pull your chain between you cassette and spokes so tightly you won't be able do pull the chain out, because your legs are much stronger than your arms, and it will cause your wheel to lock up. Your chain will chew up your spokes, causing them to break either immediately, or a few rides later. Been there, done that. Several times on the same bike. For science.

I was born same year as that bike!!!

Who cuts there beard like that!... creeper

Get me a Crescent adjustable wrench, Swiss Army knife w/ a Phillips , Butter knife, small needle nose Vice Grips, Rusty dykes, Tin can aluminum to adapt standard folding hex keys into metric holes, AquaNet hairspray, Axle grease, W/D40, patch kit, floor pump. Trust me Bro, I’ve made bongs with less. Now Hurry Up!

this is what they use for security cameras recording paranormal events

Using regular sand for blasting is extremely dangerous don't do it. Unless ofcourse you'd like to get silicosis.

instead of washer why not just drill a hole in a scrap piece of steel bigger than the bearing cup. Could also use block of wood and a hammer which is how I've always done it 😂

You're a dork to let the street name of a part keep you from protecting yourself and your bike because of something a 13 year old dork said in 1972.

As a three by owner it does that sound too sometimes, some older models shift gears by themselfs tho.

I picked up a G1 Explorer for the exact reason to learn how to maintain a bike and upgrade components. Do you have any recommendations for a toolkit from Amazon?

You will never see me spend 13k on a mountain bike! If i spend that kind of money, I'm getting crf450, and those are about 10k 😂 I'll take the $400 bike.

Love the GT built for the young lady 👍 the effort put into it will go far to inspire her ride and ride more often 🤟 most excellent work ✌️

I finally found a small frame ridge!! It has a few surprise upgrades. 180mm front rotor, microSHIFT acolyte derailer with a clutch, alignment guide on handle bars, narrow-wide chainring, and!!!! A kick stand???

we tried this but the opposite as kids. put a giant 50 or something crank sprocket to a 9 tooth rear on a bmx bike.

Seth should buy a dirt bike

He funny

What if we just wanna pay you to pick the parts to buy for a killer upgrade?

i used to have a depo bike that didnt have a dork disk and i almost fell off the bike

I typically cut the metal zipper pulls off and use para cord to replace, rattle is gone

Welcome to the club 😂😅

Is he a creeper!? Look.

Thanks!

your kids balance bike is fancier than my MTB. lol

Looks like first Product is made for roadbike tires

I've used airshot I got from amazon and it works pretty well at seating my tires. I've also got the same crankbrothers battle cage thing. I've been using it a lot and it's great!

Does it only work on single chain rings (1x11) or on double (2x9) or tripples (3x8)?

The arctic camo, bruh.... Sick!

Well, there's 09:42 of my life I won't see again! 😢

This is a great series, Seth! I've really enjoyed all these flip bike videos. There's nothing better than seeing old bikes get new life and hit the trails again. I'm wondering, have you considered doing an extended version of the videos, with a test ride? I would love to see your thoughts on how the bikes feel after they've been restored.

extra hydraulic brake cable length so it can wrap?!? ... Bro is a former BMX rider and doesn't remember Gyros? Cable brakes for the win dude.

Watching his forehead wrinkles disappear at 4:54 is cracking me up.

This type of tool is ideal for the average cyclist... Let's face it, how often does a rider disassemble a bottom bracket to clean it? Once every 6 months? Never? 😂 If you buy from parktool each tool is 30 dollars or more, for someone who services his bike every 5 months it's not worth it, I bought my tools from aliexpress 2 years ago and they still work, they are not pretty and don't look like they were made in Germany but I bought them for 15 dollars for an almost complete set and they do the job.

Cool video! Someone makes tire levers that assemble into half notches in one end of each and convert into chain pliers and they seem to work! They are okay tire levers and okay pliers and weigh little, cost little and you want tire levers anyway... I think a big strap wrench might have worked instead of Chanellock pliers and wrapping with duct tape may hsve been better than using a rag and I think if you used those washers to push on a washer bigger than your threaded rod you'd have been okay. So a 1/2" washer on 1/2" rod pushing a 3/4" washer thats bigger around pushed with your 1/2" nuts of course. Instead of needle nose pliers on the master link try those circlip type pliers with prongs protruding. They fit better inside the chain or use a small version of needle nose pliers as the jaws might fit better. Also there are round rod type jaws on some pliers. Some of these things can be used for non-bike things and so thats a big advantage. Also they made adjustable wrenches with thinner jaws than the standard ones and that has a lot of applications on bikes but still works on all dorts of non-bike applications like any adjustable wrench. Even if you have tje standard rype buy a thin jawed one as wrenches are often used in pairs anyway.