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Yosemites hard, i did the 8-9 mile hike going around the waterfall. Its not the distance, its the altitude for me. Hard to breath

lol.... so simply plug the crappy cooling pad into a phone charger plug + use £1 window sealing tape to create the seal... and save over 4 times the cost

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Can I still use this even if its raining? Are my clothes/gadgets safe inside? Do I still have to worry in rain water that might go inside the bag?

I bought this for my gaming zenbook and it's a massive game changer everything your saying is absolutely true. I play poe2 on it and it's helped the way it runs in every category.

Amazing what 30 days of suffering can do!

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Nice job,,, appreciate your videos. 🎉🔥

Best way to cool a laptop is to clean them and to repaste with high performance thermal paste.

I can't get the app at all. I have Samsung s24 ultra. Wtf. Also screen mirroring I can't see sht. It's like to screens are so far apart I'm getting 2 Images and no it's not in 3d mode. Please help

Pretty soon we’ll need to buy a cooling fan to cool the cooling fan.

Hola. Recién acabo de ver tu vídeo y es el consejo definitivo; me compraré esa laptop cooler. Gracias por la review. Saludos desde Colombia. Me suscribo a tu canal. Use the translator! ;)

Is msi afterburner app must? I recently bought MSI laptop and it's getting ultra hot even playing not so new games..borrowed KLIM mistral and it helped a bit..ultimate or everest are a lot better choices in your opinion? Did you test the other two cooling pads?

Good luck on your mtb journey!

Wow, that was my first bike too!

I recommend getting a bell or fox bike helmet. And maybe some gloves to reduce arm pump. Also watching berm peak might help.

You are definitely a better rider than me.

As a avid mountain biker I find it fascinating watching non bikers get into the sport

Funny fact. Carbon frames do not have welds. Have a wonderful newcyear

a little bit noise, right?

Great video. Great to see a new mountain biker! Ps. be careful not to get any chain lubricant on that rear brake or disk. I've ruined a couple brake pads by accident before.

I would recommend not gripping the bars so hard as this leads to arm pump what is not good

bro is roasted

hey! can i know what camera you used?

You need to learn to shift your gears more often, and shift down before climbing a hill. It was rough to watch this….

Make sure you try to brake when it's safe to do soo when all your wheels are on the ground and brake softly over roots.

right on :)

If you’ve got friends who are more experienced with mountains biking, then riding with them is by far the best way to learn!

I recommend getting a bike with a dropper post and some rear suspension if you can afford it. It makes a world of a difference.

I've been mountain biking for about 2 years at this point. Getting started is definitely the hardest. Just keep riding my guy. 🤘

Looks like you had fun.

What about the lights, it says there’s fucking lights on the box

Keep at it, dude! Advise, get some taller socks to keep trail debris out of your shoes! Keep your eyes up looking to the next corner, trust the bike to tackle the roots and rocks. Then practice balancing and shifting in advance of hills. What was difficult today will soon be a breeze!

Is this Tilly Fowler park in duuuuval?

You probably lubricated your rear brake a bit with that spray lube. That is not something you really want to be doing.

That's an amazing bike to start on. Enjoy your rides!

Please don´t lubricate your chain like that. That can do more harm than good. Other than that: Welcome to the mountain bike family! Have fun! :D

Next you need to try bike packing

Just to save you from all the horrible advice and comments I read through just now, watch an actual mountain bike RUclips channel if you are thinking about any of the stuff you've read in your comment section. Most of it has been terrible advice. Lots of great information and tutorials on gmbn... Of course it's not the only one. I would recommend most of your commenters head over there as well...

Welcome to mountainbiking! Keep practicing, ride your limit, don't overthink & if something feels like too much come back to it some other time! But most importantly have fun!

you got spray on brake rotors not smart, plus that is not the right type of lube for a bike chain get some white lightning epic ride or two in one from walmart.

It depends on what you're doing if you're looking for large decreases in temps Doing some processes that result in immediate 90C on my laptop, get reduced down to like 88C instead while at like 100% CPU usage. But doing tasks like browsing will drop my temps down to the mid-upper 20s from the upper 40s/lower 50s When it comes to gaming, I never touch 70C

PlS countinue this as a series

Good luck on your mountain biking journey. You don't have an idea how addictive it is. Its pure fun out there

im good at mtb but i have zero trails anywhere near me

i feel you bruh,only after the pandemic had made me consider going back into cycling,my last would be so way back when i was in 6th grade but i first learned to ride a bike when i'm still at 5th grade borrowing my neighbors racer bike i couldnt even reach the other side pedal i basically just learned balancing then one pedal at at a time,now i can't stop biking til today,i bought a proper mountain bike and a road bike

Welcome to the party. One safety advise: Don't use spray lube, please. If the stuff gets on your brakes, the might not slow you down and you might break some bones. I hope that will not happen. Please be careful in the future. Sadly but true: Crashing is part of the game.

Hey man . Some basics for biking are : when going uphill have yr seat up and when going down , as down as the seat can go . Try experimenting with yr tyre pressure. Dont change gears when lubing yr chain and when you are done with it wipe the excess . Always keep yr heels , knees and elbows bent . I hope you stick to the sport😊

Starting with a nice Kona hardtail is honestly a great thing. I don't know the specific geometry numbers but certain angles make bikes more stable at speed. And I would always recommend anyone starting with hardtails to actually learn and see where the mistakes are. + if you fall in love and upgrade to a more top tier hardtail, it won't break your bank immediately like a full sus would. If you wanna stick with mtb, ride hardtail for a few more years and if it really is for you, then maybe make the switch to fully to reap the benefits of your "training" and barrel through anything then :D

You have bought into the hyped definition of Mountain Biking . i grew up in marin county ,Calif. arguably where MTBing was invented . Mt. biking to us kids in the fifties was simply riding our bikes in the dirt or in the mountains when we went on vacation there . i've continued riding 'mountain bikes ' ever since ( now 79 ) but always hard tails and no jumping or big drops or kamakazi downhills etc . all of my riding buddies still ride in a relaxed manor enjoying the nature and fresh air . what you see advertised by the bike companies is the hyped up version of off road riding because adrenaline sells where cruising through the forest doesn't.