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You know Tracy can't stand that groundhog!

@@kevinchang522 I think it’s on the chain wheel not on rear wheel. There’s like a little thing covering the top of the chain wheel. It looks like some kind of inductive pick up. I can look when I get home and tell you better cause I’m just going off memory right now, but I had the rear wheel off and there was no speed sensor on it.

@theshedMTB is it or do you think it's the little black piece by the presta valve. if you could let me know would be great I'm trying go 29 rear

@ I hope not I took that off! I thought it was just supporting the Presda valve during shipping! if that’s what it is, I don’t know what would be picking the signal up. There’s no wires coming out of the rear triangle. You may be right I just don’t know!

@@kevinchang522 I guess I’ll have to bolt that back on and see if it makes a difference

@theshedMTB hey yea that little black piece is the speed sensor for the wheel I just look up online you should put it back on if you took it off

@@augustmousel it makes no difference how much it’s torqued down They put the little notches in the aluminum ones. At least once a year I’m changing a hub on my regular bikes.

@@ummidkasksomeoneelse yeah, im talking it off!

That's what I'm hoping for!

@@spacesinbetweenproductions still hoping you can make it to Trexall! I don’t know how much customizing I’m gonna do the bikes pretty set up. But I guess I will wind up doing some little things!

@@the_blair_bike_project toward the end I was getting used to it and everything was working pretty good. I’m 6 foot tall and 225 pounds so I generally can throw a bike around pretty easy but I’m used to 30 pound bikes, not 50 pound bikes!

@@the_blair_bike_project they are 165mm crank arms. I think i hit a stump. Whatever it is, I hit really hard. I really thought I broke something but it didn’t.

@@ChristopherLee-g5u it was not cheap by any standard! The only way i could get this bike was online. Ive said it before, for most people the best way definitely is to buy from your local bike shop, i just like what I like though!

@@yardsalecycles didn’t really go smoothly but, in the end, I guess that’s what it was !

@@OutDehExplorer other than the motor and the battery the same as any other mountain bike, I’m not afraid of working on it at all! If there is an issue with the motor, you’re basically sending it back to the manufacturer to be worked on. There’s nothing you really can do to it at home.

@@maakatipa4613 it wouldnt match the contour of the fender and would distort the fender when you bolted it together. Not to mention it wouldn’t look good . Big part of this stuff IS to put in the effort , spend the time to make it look like someone cared about the smaller details. If it’s a delivery truck or a beater work car, sure, do whatever. But-a custom build is just that.

Umm,yeah, not really! Shes way better at it now though!

@@yardsalecycles thanks! Not sure how much of the build I'm actually going to show but I'm sure the bike will show up again on an episode even if it's just after it's put together

@@RK-kn1ud so I usually go from the east parking lot and I head out on the paved part. I go over a little bridge and then up the hill a little bit and there’s an entrance to a red trail on the right. I follow that trail around until it comes out on the main parking lot and then I go back into the woods goes to another parking lot and I follow the paved trail to the right all the way around until I go in on what I think is a yellow trail. It’s kinda hard to describe because everything is not that easy to describe. So if you go from the east parking lot and take the red trail completely right away before the bridge off to the right I think that turns into the blue trail and It’s not a complete loop you almost have to go out into a neighborhood and ride around on the road back into the parking lot. if you’re only gonna do a short ride you can go to the main parking lot. It’ll be like where the they have gazebos and stuff overlooking the water. You could follow that paved trail across the little bridge and then state at the right and follow that pave trail for a little bit until you start coming up the hill and then on the right there’ll be a fallen tree that you could turn into the woods there I think that’s the start of the yellow trail, but I’m not sure ,but you could follow that around and it’ll eventually loop if you keep following it back to the main parking Lot. if you do the loop that I’m thinking of from the main parking lot it’s like 5 miles if you go from the east parking lot it winds up being about 8 miles

@@theshedMTB Thanks! I totally get what you're saying. Gonna check it out tomorrow.

@@RK-kn1ud if I didn’t have to work, I’d be there with you!

@RK-kn1ud so I hope I didn't get you too lost I went out there and I had all the colors wrong! The directions were right but it looks like it's actually a continuation of the Red Trail were you going off of the pave Trail and then there is some yellow in the middle there depending on which way you go but most of it was red .The thing is I've been riding there a long time and I really don't look at the trail markers too much,sorry!

@@theshedMTB It's all good! I actually didn't make it out there because something came up. Gonna go the next time the wife has off from work though.

@@Wannaridebikes Thanks for all the comments! My new 11 didnt work right so I returned it and have been using my gopro 3 I got 3 years ago for $50 used, i really can’t complain about it. So after owning all of them, is there one in particular you think was better than earlier versions say something that would be a minimum that I should buy? I know the rigid forks and drop bars are kind of a standard for people who consider a gravel bike. That’s why I use the air quotes when I call my bikes gravel bikes! It’s just that that’s how I used them. I use them for gravel!

@@chickensendies yeah that bottle is nice. He did good work on it,I don’t know anything about guitar pedals to comment on that though!

@@chickensendies that was a big tree to fall across the trail like that! It’s gonna be a while before they get that out of the way

@@melvinodavisii4047 I don’t think we’re gonna add that to our merchandise is kind of a custom-made thing but if you look at the guys website, I’m sure he’ll make one for you. He already did mine so he knows what to do!

@@KeoOutdoors Thanks! How things been going for you?

@@eugene44569 the weather‘s been good but I’ve been having problems first with my back and some stomach problems so I didn’t get to ride a whole lot but I’m hoping next week we should still get a couple more days of the good weather

@@OutDehExplorer actually the GoPro 11 turned out to be defective and I had to return it!

@@eugene44569 it was a really great view! I had never been out of United States. It was all new to me.

@@theshedMTB Going out of the states is a once in a lifetime experience. I remember going to Italy and seeing all the little cars being dwarfed by a Toyota rav4

@@eugene44569 it was fun but I’m not much of a traveler! I hear there is some good riding in Scotland though, so who knows, maybe ill go there one day

@@phil5073 I didn’t make any more videos about it, but my son’s using a fork on his bike and it works really well, but I don’t think the parts are available to do it anymore.

Yeah well somebody that knows what they're doing knows I left out a lot but you can only put so much in a little video without it getting boring! Also my GoPro stopped recording in the middle so you didn't get to see me use the Pittsburgh machine

@@theshedMTB Thts what my son said , he said you did some editing for time 👍🏼

I hope we get to do another ride! I'm kind of ruined now after riding there everything else is really mild!

@@melvinodavisii4047 YES on both things! Awesome group i rode with and same for pub karaoke!

@@underbikedoverconfident1142 once i was riding, I didn’t notice the weather anymore!

@@OutDehExplorer I had a good time overall! Hanging out singing karaoke in a English pub capped off a great day!

@@dannyalberts I hope so! Me and Steve were talking about Scotland where there's a lift up to the top of the mountain instead of so much pedaling!

@@underbikedoverconfident1142 no I actually work for a living! I’ve had opportunities to do those kind of jobs and I look at the kind of stresses it puts on people and I really don’t want none of that!

@@OutDehExplorer i’m always fabricating something! A big part of building ductwork is cutting out the pieces you need to have the least amount of leftover metal so the goal is not to have any actual scrap although obviously in a practical application that’s not possible

@@mtbboy1993 i think thats what’s going on

@@theshedMTB if its around 30c and on toon long 4 Session overheated, but my Hero 7 never overheated. But keep in mind a slow sd card might cause overheating and slow corrupted footage, and random crashes, shutdowns. I asked a shop for sd card for the session they said it would work, but was not the case, this is why I don't rush into buying things make sure to research. Make sure sd card is fast enough for the resolution, file size you need. But getting tha thsoulf not be hard. I use SanDisk Microsdxc Extreme Pro 128 GB, got two of those. I'm considering getting one for my smartphone too. They got 1tb version too but that's pricy. But for 4k footage v30 card is good, it's 200MB/s.

@@theshedMTB BTW hero 13 has arrived on the market. The stupid charger is no more, they bring back the old charger, but added magnetic cable attachment. Magnetic attachment on the camera, so can u clip it and pop it on. But everything is not on the market tin Norway yet. I need a camera for sub zero temps so any new camera will manage that cus of batteries. But all do well in the heat. Only small cameras can overheat like the session.

@@mtbboy1993 sounds great, but I have a GoPro three and no money!

@@theshedMTB I'm not rich, and look into things lots, so often suffer from paralysis by analysis. I wish Gopros weren't as pricy, but second hand market is a possibility. But has to be from a trusted seller.

@@mtbboy1993 you’re not buying prefab ducts for the things I do!

@@theshedMTB I bet there is still a big market for custom solutions. Not a subject I looked into. It would be annoying if one would need something that doesn't exist and nobody could make it. So great you do it. The prefabricated massive ducts are more for schools, offices.

@@mtbboy1993 it is getting harder and harder to find people to make custom stuff. Nobody’s really doing it anymore.

@@RK-kn1ud didn’t realize you could hear it!

@@theshedMTB Only initially...but we always just ignore it after a while! Unless it's bad enough to cycle the compressor every few minutes...then we fix it.

I guess my biggest issue with the cuess isn't shifting cuz it seems to shift okay. I've gotten used to an 11 - 50 cassette, various aftermarket Brands usually but it looks like you need to use a cuess cassette with the rest of the cues parts and they're heavy and don't have the range I want

@@mtbboy1993 I have very basic stuff, GoPro three and my wife’s cell phone! I have been planning on trying the GoPro on my helmet. I think that would work better.

@@mtbboy1993 I think shims on a crank spindle is better than using the spacers on the bottom bracket itself ;for some reason I didn’t even know they existed before!

@@OutDehExplorer I honestly don’t know enough about it to even say, I think you can get a pretty good Polygon for that kind of money with better components. Wolftick videos is going to do a review of it pretty soon. Maybe watch for that and you’ll get a better idea what it’s worth I think.

@@WOLFTICKVIDEOS looking foward to your review! Seems like a lot of money for what it looked like, but maybe you will surprise me!

@@underbikedoverconfident1142 for me it was the weird combination of chain wheel adapter on crank set that was a little bit wide for the bottom bracket.

@@OutDehExplorer I literally just commented on your pictures from wherever you're visiting!

@@theshedMTB Ha, thanks , that was Dublin ☘

@@OutDehExplorer really, that’s awesome! My daughter just came back from England and I think that’s where her transfer flight was.

I never ran into the situation I needed more than one spacer before either. But I'm not going to run plastic spacers even with just one anymore after that. And really it's not something new that it should be torqued I just got away without tourqing it properly for so long didn't really think about it

Nah, big ole fine thread, it can take alot more than 50 newton meters even on that little amount of thread lenth!

@theshedMTB It was the thread length I was trying to see HAHAHAHA Interesting find and video though my good man!

Their actually getting better, these only took like 2 weeks

@theshedMTB that's not bad..just ordered my shimano mt 200 see how long they take

@@chickensendies Hey Josh! One of these days I’ll make an actual video!

@@theshedMTB I look forward to that day 😁