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Awesome review! Do all riders need to connect their phones in order to communicate with each other?

I had to wait 10 days between breaking mine and having surgery.

Did you brake your collarbone gravel riding?

That must have been so satisfying to build _steel is real_

You picked some wild dropouts 😂 to each their own. I prefer a more sideways V with opening facing toward the back shaped drop out the most so I can easily loosen my rear wheel if my chain catches any extra unwanted slack I can just pull back on my rear wheel until the chain has perfect tension easily without having to hold the bike up at a weird angle and fight with the drop out just to tighten my chain. It’s the easiest, fastest, and most inexpensive way for a person to adjust chain tension back to perfect according to your preference. I think it’s cool you took the time to learn not just to build a bike but actually BUILD BUILD A BIKE like not just put on some aftermarket parts and actually designed a real personal bike. Respect.

What a great video ! Wish you had continued making videos , I would love to see how your new frame finished up and hear your thoughts on riding it.

It was great to see the finished product.

8:29 Goated look

why would i need speakrs and microphone...?

I broke my collar bone 3weeks ago and the dr has just said i dont need pain relief or my sling even tho im stil in agony. Any advise plz 😭😭😭

Mine is broken in the same place now but I have 2 breaks 😭 I'm also in Asia with the chance of surgery for another 3 months 😢

Im on day 4 and in agony 😢 any advice plz xx

oh hey! I met you a few times when my wife dabbled in pro racing. good to see you up to interesting bike stuff still!

Excellent training, tool and materials, thank you very much for sharing

I hope David Bohm is teaching someone who can continue the business if something were to happen to him.

Impressive. Must be a good teacher. And a good student ....

Great video!

Your enthusiasm is infectious (in the good way!) Well-made video too, great editing, it never bogs down. I could stand some more detail, but I'm not complaining.

I've had my M1 evo helmet for a week and used 1x so far. I was able to keep a conversation going with a work colleague for 20-30 min with no issues. The noise cancellation is amazing - my colleague never heard the cars, a dump truck, police motorcycle with siren blasting as they drove by me. I have only one complaint though - everyone knows the audio has no base and I think this is intentional. But going against the wind, the wind noise almost drowns out the audio from the helmet (even at full volume). Either Sena needs to increase the volume if needed in certain situations, or they need to add a small wind shield in front of the speakers.

I’ve been looking into this recently because I need a big change in my life and I love bikes, so being able to make them would be an amazing skill. When I have enough money I’ll get into a course like this, I’m starting to learn bike cad now but it’s slow progress so far haha 😂

موت عليج وعلى خلفيتج حلوة عسل اني من العراق وعاشقج ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Amazing class experience. Thanks for sharing your frame build.

I’m 24 hours post- surgery for my collarbone and I am in so much pain, been non stop crying and on strong meds. Anyone can confirm it gets lighter the next two days? 😢

Thanks for a very enjoyable video!

Salut Lex, Belle expérience ! mais avez-vous finalement roulé sur ce vélo ? J'ai une question: dans la vidéo, à 3:01, vous feuilletez un livre. J'aimerais bien connaître la référence de ce livre. Cordialement, Thierry.

Is for coffe

That was actually really cool. Just unfortunate you didnt show off the bike -___-

A really well-done presentation! I wish I could have the same opportunity. Thanks!

whaaat you can walk without sling after two weeks ???

What type of steel tubing was used for your frame?

So cool! Good for you!

Well done. I’d love to see the finished product.

That nerve blocking shot they give you pre-surgery is pretty gnarly and painful.

It's a great option for people who might be advancing in age or recovering from a knee issue.

it must very fulfilling in this world of swipe/tap your card/phone etc. to build a total bike frame from the ground up!

Такое крутое видео 😀 Супер 👏 Спасибо за проделанную работу .

That’s really cool!

Best wishes... now I am suffering same injury I understand your feelings

My God, what a once in a lifetime opportunity!! Way to go kiddo! Thanks for the video.

Very nice experience

How quickly after surgery were you able to ride real bicycle again? How much range of motion were you able to get to with staples? Thank you! I have surgery 9/8/23

Need an update on this machine

Thank you for sharing your experience! I am on day 2 of the same surgery and it’s quite comforting to hear someone else moving through something similar!! Stay strong and heal up :)

You make really great content! I'd love to see more videos in the future.

This was really interesting! You do a great job of presenting!

Sweet

Very cool video. Tucson is a bit out of my neighborhood but I'm gonna try to find a place on my side of the Atlantic where I can follow in your pedal strokes. What really boggles my mind though is the following; how does a Canadian cyclist building her own bike in Arizona get to wear a Sankt Pauli shirt? I hope your collar bone healed well, been there, done it twice.

I think you made a good decision to go with a surgery. My broken clavicle healed naturally. So the break did not mend in perfect alignment. It causes me some interference with muscle or ligament when throwing a baseball or football overhand. I've suffered with aches and pain for over 20 years in that area. Fortunately when we moved to our new home with a swimming pool it just so happens that I haven't had those issues with pain or mobility. I'm guessing because of swimming around the pool has helped with finally rehabbing the shoulder. Honestly I hadn't considered the improvement until watching your video.💡 😂

How comes you've got a St. Pauli Shirt in Arizona?👍🏾⚽️⚽️

so interesting ! thanks...