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@@ivanyhtang thank you for your comment! Thanks for watching

@@gc641 it is! I can’t wait to try it on my Break-Away!

Very good tip! To be clear do you mean to wait until you can ride the bike and you can put all your weight on the saddle before setting up the saddle angle?

Hello Philip thank you so much for sharing your personal experience!

Thank You thank you for the personal testimonial

@@federext indeed not everyone is a racer! Tom Ritchey designs his bikes with a race-inspired geometry. However, a 55cm frame has a 160mm headtube or 568mm stack. That’s pretty darn tall!

I will! Stay tuned…

Hmm… I don’t think so. I will take a better look at it.

It isn't di2 battery compatible.

@@DDai-qd8uk Thank You I haven’t had a chance to respond!

Boom! Personal testimonial!

@@SeeYouUpTheRoad Heard that mike drop all the way over here

@@jayobannon5359😂😂

liking or loving your haley ti?

It could be a colab they are both German companies

The owners of Ergon and Canyon are relatives.

@@charlescbe well there you go!!

It was fewer than 60 days. Additionally I’m not going to use a sealant that requires you to buy ANOTHER product to keep it liquified that’s just bullshit and a money grab for Silca. Thanks for watching please consider subscribing to see more debunking of bike industry marketing and money grabs 😊

@@SeeYouUpTheRoad I think you didn't understand it. You have to replace sealant every few months with every sealant. Anyways, I'm not working for Silca and I don't even use their overpriced products. So I'm not going to defend their concept or product. It's just, why did you buy it in the first place if you don't want to buy the replenisher? Never mind.

I own a bike shop so I test and evaluate everything before I recommend it to my customers. By the way, try not to be so passive aggressive :-) Here's some data -- I installed fresh sealant the night of 2/17/23 because the next day I was doing a Double Century event with 10K of climbing on 2/18/23 This video was taken on May 23rd and released May 24th. Looks like the sealant was just a few days past 90 days. However, I shouldn't need to buy an additional product from anyone just to keep the sealant I am using in a liquified form. I mean wouldn't you agree? And of course I was testing how long the sealant would work without buying additional products. That's what I do test things so you don' have to. This bike was ridden sparingly from February to May. Because I switched to my steel bike for my brevets that were longer than 200 miles as I was getting my qualification for Paris Brest Paris 1226km (762 mile) Ultra. I switched back to this bike just before riding the group ride on May 23rd. Thanks for watching please consider subscribing

The two rides in question Feb 18 - Double Century www.strava.com/activities/8584566639 May 23 - Club ride www.strava.com/activities/9127427668

@@SeeYouUpTheRoad I don't mean to be passive aggressive. I think I was "active aggressive" 😏 I was complaining about your content of this video as it came over quite biased or anger driven and subjective. I have a friend who happens to be a Silca fan-boy. However, this has never happened to him. This big latex ball is what happens if you let the sealant dry up. How fast the sealant will dry up depends on several factors like the make of tires and environmental conditions and the way you inflate your tires. The instructions mention this. I just believe that such videos are not fair and mislead the cycling community. There are a lot of videos on RUclips where people complain about products while not realizing that they didn't use it correctly as intended. Like using wrong tire pressures with rims or tires that are explicitly mentioned to be incompatible in the manual etc. and then complaining that the tire came off. There are plenty of such videos or reviews (like on Amazon). This is not cycling exclusive phenomenon. People are angry and don't check whether they made the mistake. They are quick to post a video or review while still hot. that's why I said you should have waited until your heat went down a bit 😏 This product would not be on the market if it doesn't work. Whether we like Silca or not, they have a serious reputation they don't want to hurt. They don't want to grab your money on a single purchase. This is what cheap brands do. They want you to stick with their product forever. They want you to come back. Whether the performance is satisfying is a different story. For example, the sealant does work and does not clog after a few weeks. However, if it seals punctures well enough is debatable. If it is overpriced, debatable. Does it clog faster than other sealants, yes (it's latex based). But to tell the people that it doesn't work is not correct. In your case it didn't work because you refused to buy and use the replenisher. If you added replenisher soon enough than this had not happened. You would have had a great time with your buddies and would have been able to complete the group ride. I agree that Silca tries position itself as a premium brand. I think it's a relatively small manufacturer which may also add to the price. So, their pricings are ridiculous (my opinion). But their product quality is serious. And there are not many useful sealants for road bikes. Most are designed for lower MTB pressures. That's why I was thinking about giving this one a try. Others work but you lose too much pressure. I was looking for some experiences related to this sealant. Then I crossed your video. I really don't want to attack you. Your angry mood in the video just kind of triggered me as I thought you were the master of your disaster and the rant in this context was not justified., By the way, I think the concept to reuse the carbon fibers as long as possible and only top up the latex is customer friendly. If you had to use both liquids simultaneously every time, then this would be a rip-off. Instead, you only use one at the time. Other brands have similar maintenance cycles. The carbon fiber sealant bottle should last very long as you are basically only using the replenisher latex sealant. The overall price is higher compared to other brands (of course you pay for the Silca name). But you are not tricked to pay extra for the replenisher as you put it. The costs will even out over the time. That was my second point to make. _"And of course I was testing how long the sealant would work without buying additional products. That's what I do test things so you don' have to."_ - I think you have to test a product according to the specifications in order to tell whether it works or not. _"However, I shouldn't need to buy an additional product from anyone just to keep the sealant I am using in a liquified form."_ - As mentioned before you initially put in the carbon fires along with some latex. This latex starts to dry up naturally as the bound water evaporates. Evaporation speed is influenced by environmental conditions. You then add latex based sealant periodically as you would add any other sealant. The carbon fibers are still good. The initial carbon fiber filling is supposed to last up to a year. That's why the actual Ultimate bottle should last for a while. Non-latex based sealants also clog up and lose their efficiency as time passes by due to the change in composition. Nice performance. Respect for the double century ride. I wish you a good time with your bike. We love cycling. that's why we are here. All the best.

Yes this shouldn’t happen but it did 😢

Awesome please give us your feedback!

That’s interesting Pete. How did it feel when you rode it though? Could you feel some shock absorption? How much deflection did the Redshift claim?

Mine was the same due to the Locktite on one of the internal bolts perishing. I replaced the Locktite and haven't had any issues since

@@SeeYouUpTheRoad it did work well to be honest George.. but this looks a better option with the lockout feature.. there’s another uk brand who have one in development to

@@Nick-lm9hg I tried a few things with it and then sold it on

@@Nick-lm9hg thank you Nick

@@tippy35075 IF I were to ride a disc brake bike I would run ceramic pads from MTX

@@BrianRPaterson yep not a fan of one piece bar/stem. I have one on only one of my bikes. I don’t think I will get another one

@@markganzer Thank You for sharing Mark! I hope you are well 😊

Thank you so much for the kind words! thank you for watching

@@7massad7 ha ha a quick google search will tell you where Glendora is but I think your post is funny and inquisitive 😂 it’s in the outskirts of Los Angeles

Here is a Google maps URL www.google.com/maps/place/Glendora+Mountain+Rd,+California/@34.2040017,-117.8114254,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x80c32439d26762ff:0xf41a116d58434123!8m2!3d34.2040017!4d-117.8088505!16s%2Fg%2F1tdmqb24?entry=ttu

Indeed Roger!!

Hello Rich I would love to see you out there! Maybe we can start planning for Labor Day! Make it a ride meet-up like... Saturday August 31?

Deal !!

I’m sorry for your troubles! I moved away from Wahoo. I’ve been using a Garmin 1040 Solar for 18 months and I love it. ❤

@@SeeYouUpTheRoad I am considering making the move as well. Been using the Wahoo for years but it might be time

⁠let me know I ship all over the US. 🇺🇸 and would like to earn your business

@@SeeYouUpTheRoad what is your company info ?

@@user-ck5sq1xu4i send me a direct email at revcycling@gmail.com

@@JokonTwoWheelsJTW YAASS!

@@kristiantheslayer the camera doesn’t do it justice! Thanks for watching

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@@SeeYouUpTheRoad Yeah you can take a photo or video but it's never as good as what you see with your eyes. It looked jaw dropping on camera, stunning weather and closed roads, incredible. I have been subscribed for a long time, I just checked.

Thank You for your subscription! Each and every sub is important to me.

I agree, your editing of this video was great!

Glad you liked it! Please consider subscribing

The set-up is a headache trust me I know. I am in the shop doing it for people who don't want to do it themselves 🤣 Come back and let us know how TPU works out for you. Please consider subscribing

Hello Jeff! It was so great to meet, chat and share some miles with you as well. Poor Charlie needed not only my help but the help from the rest of the cycling community. The thought of going down to the bottom and traversing in the heat of the day wasn't that appealing to me. You are one tough hombre!

@@gc641 cool! They close the these roads on major holidays- next one would be Labor Day in September 😊

@@SeeYouUpTheRoad is this an actually event? If so where can I sign up, I’m from Vegas

⁠you can check Caltrans website for road closures. Sometimes the roads are closed on non-holidays. This is not an event that you need to sign up.

Here is a link you can follow and check for road closures in the Glendora, CA area pw.lacounty.gov/roadclosures/

@@SeeYouUpTheRoad thank you George, appreciate it

Like going to the Madonna del Ghisallo right? 😂 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madonna_del_Ghisallo

Thanks for watching Patrick!

There are so many tire choices. We can all fond what works for us. Thanks for watching please consider subscribing

Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching Pete!

@@JFomo thanks for watching

Leaving it to fate! Good luck 🍀🌸

@@jeffmorgenthal4019 ha ha You’re Welcome! Thanks for the follow on social media. We should connect again the next time we come up to GMR!

Videos are coming on the Ritchey Break-Away!

Yeah I can see how its not so clear especially when altitude heat and endless climbing on the menu. It's a bike made by ritchey wirh couplers that allow the bike to be dissassembled at the triangle and packed up in a suitcase small enough to avoid any bike fees charged for oversized baggage by the airlines. Paid for itself many tines over, highly recommended

@@pcdude2394 😂

@@SeeYouUpTheRoad Thanks mate. The Wilier is a dream bike for sure. My Credit score already so high from buying the high end scoots for @ 30 yrs!

@@jeffmorgenthal4019 it’s a nice looking bike. You went full Italian on that bad boy with campy super record?

@@pcdude2394 ha ha I’m a Wilier dealer If I ever got one it would have Shimano on it 😜

@@SeeYouUpTheRoad John Howard is gonna hate you for that. It’s like putting cheese on seafood pasta . 😂

@@gc641 modesty and humbleness is a much desired character trait 😉

Look pro, ride slow. Above all, enjoy the ride.

yeah I ended with like 10 new "Achievements" from trying to keep up with George and Jessica while riding up 8-9% in the heat! Not easy but one must roll forward, always!

Aww thank you! I think the cycling community is like this because we have all been stranded before and someone helped us get home. We all know that dreadful feeling that comes over us when we are out in the boonies and out of tubes, CO2's, cut tire etc. Thank you for taking the time to watch my video and THANK YOU for subscribing!

“Road tubeless” the distinction is not lost on me. 😂

These wheels are HED Jet Black in 46mm and 60mm. I am a HED dealer and ship all over the world!

Thanks for watching

You ain't wrong! 😊

One of my favorite movies! Jessy loves it too!

Indeed! ❤