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@@frankyao5854 I would say no. It’s a tight fit once the tire has been rapped around the center holder.

@@kyrorocks Yes I can see it on the top tube

@BrianMaynardLetsDoThisThing Then it's probably as it should be! The sales person said that it's not painted, only a clear coat. It felt great though and I Kinda like the raw look. Thanks for making the video and enjoy the bike!

@@kyrorocks I was wrong. I can see it on the down tube. On the top tube I can see where they have added extra carbon around the bolts where you can attach a bag. I can also see a join line in the middle of the top and down tube

@@BrianMaynardLetsDoThisThingAllright! Well, as long as it feels like it should I think it's pretty cool that you can see the structure. Are you happy with the ride quality?

@ Yes you can have a look at this video where I’m riding the bike. ruclips.net/video/1ceINWna2U0/видео.htmlsi=0fKIWXwgnu2SxVVl

@@ricardoandresmartinezsoto3418 the CPRO2 will not fit in the provided plastic holder. In the MTB version there is a pocket in the strap where it can fit. But not in the road version

@@james.shafiei No. just went to check and it’s the same

@@BrianMaynardLetsDoThisThing lol watch the video again. The right pedal in shimano pedals have the warning labels attached in the box and that is on the table in the video. The pedal you are holding is clearly the left pedal as the shimano logo is upside down when you’re holding it in the right orientation and the right way up when holding it in the left. I’ll sure I don’t need to tell you how identify a right shoe... You clipped a right shoe into a left pedal. These pedals are designed to contact at the rear of the platform. You obviously have it backwards.

Okay I hear what you are saying. But the pedals are currently on my back. And if I clip the shoes in. Can’t make a mistake as they are on the bike and the shoes are facing the correct way 😊. There is still a gap. I can make another video showing this as I need content 😊

I think I will make a short showing the shoe in both directions. If you are right. I will give you the credit for pointing out my mistake.

@@BrianMaynardLetsDoThisThing I don’t need to be credited in anything, I just reckon you should add an annotation to this video because people are obviously landing here looking to see h the shoe interacts with pedal but clipping in backwards kinda voids whatever is shown. There will always be a gap in the shoe you’re using as they have a huge forefoot drop and are designed for XC/eggbeater style pedals. These trail and downhill pedals are designed for flat sole style shoes like the Fox Union or Five Ten Hellcat.

@@LenMarten You just unscrew the from and rotate the adapter and replace it again

@@ellerybice3787 It’s a Tork Craft Bicycle Repair Stand. But not the best. The system that is used to adjust the angle of the bike in the stand doesn’t work that well and always slips. But it was very cheap and had lasted for years

@@DanieldailyUS I’m 1.82m tall. What other measurements do you need?

@@BrianMaynardLetsDoThisThing I think information is sufficient, thank you. Frame size 56 for 182m makes sense. I'm 173 and Specialized measurement said 52 is an ideal frame size for me. Did you also consider Diverge Comp Carbon? It appears to be a certain upgrade but x1 drivetrain with extra 1k~1.5k $$ doesn't convince me much. Since i never experienced the single drive chain.

@@DanieldailyUS I did look at it. But I wanted the 2x, and the seat post and sock can be upgraded later if you want. They both have the same rims so no advantage there

@@antonispaparitsidis5716 it has a better clip design to attach to the lid of the Zodiac

@@jakeryanbeck9913 Thanks for your comment and for watching

Depends on the shoe... with a flatter sole on my AM503 shoes, the rear part of the “cage” is definitely in contact with the sole and thus offers more contact surface, which is why I definitely prefer this pedal shape.

@@LethWinchester AM503 are my top favourite to buy, thanks!

@@colinowen7526 good question 😳

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@@glen3509 I have never used them with Jegwire’s housing. But from some research on the web. They will not do a great job. Maybe do some test cuts first. But I think it’s going to cut the housing leaving the cut section squished in. You will then probably have to use something to open the cut end again. Not ideal.

@@craigmc2223 it was on the SRAM GX cassette and a 32 aluminum cSixx

@@arthurgal2735 Thanks watching

@@jian5679 yes it is on the Specialized Diverge

Interesting. What are your suggestions?

​@@BrianMaynardLetsDoThisThing Don't listen to that miserable c*nt, it's money well spent! Enjoy your bike!

Are you referring to the cap that goes over the pump valve ? It all came together when I bought the pump. Have you tried contacting Specialized? They may send you one

@@BrianMaynardLetsDoThisThing No xD I mean that cap on your head. Looks great and I want it

@@hendrikdrossel9917 😀 Bought it at the Specialized shop down the road from me

​@@BrianMaynardLetsDoThisThing Okay was it a Flatcap that you bend or was it already a Baseball style cap? Cant find it online as a bent cap

@@hendrikdrossel9917 I bent it

What the bridge?

I didn’t build it. It’s a feature at our local bike park. But it just has poles suspending it above the water. When the dam fills up. Parts of the bridge get submerged. But it’s winter here at the moment and there is almost no water in the dam. So now it’s just a bridge with no water. I’m going there tomorrow if you want me to send some pictures when there is no water.

Maybe I should add that I just saw someone reviewing the Shuttle Gauge on RUclips and he was a lot more positive about it than I am and seemed to think it was amazing, so maybe you should consider it despite what I just wrote. 😃

Thanks. Really appreciate the detailed feedback.

Yes get a X01 or XX1

Hi, Does it power on? If you move the counter weight wheel around by hand is the noise also there? If the noise is still there. You will have to remove the chain and the try again as above. If the noise is still there you will have to start to dissemble it. It could be a bearing that has gone. The only issue that worries me is that you are not getting the power readout. If you ride on Zwift. does it change power as instructed by Zwift or does this not work anymore either?

@@BrianMaynardLetsDoThisThing thanks a lot, I try to see if it works

True. I will have to fix that in the upcoming videos. Won’t be fixed in the next one though as that has already been made and scheduled

29000km? Seriously? Which chain ring were you using?

I have the Medium and I am 57,5. But in hind site I think I should have gone with the large as I have adjusted it to max setting when wearing a buff. Would be best to go to a shop and try it on first

Yes it is.

Yes, no problem. I do it all the time. The XX1 and XO1 chains last much longer

@@BrianMaynardLetsDoThisThing thank u