For rusty fasteners, I mount a drill wire brush in my vise and mount the screw in my drill. Just jam that fastener into the wire brush a few times with the drill going and it cleans out the head of the screw nicely while also polishing up the cap.
Why am I watching you hour after hour? There is nothing like the reality of struggling with simple mechanics and fixing things. Your cleaning is the icing on the cake ;-) Thanks for the entertainment!
If I wasn't perfectly confident doing all my own maintenance, I'd certainly have no issues trusting my fancy bikes to you! The care and attention to detail you put into basic bikes makes me totally confident that you'd do the same thing with any bike, no matter how advanced.
Finally an explanation of Einstein's theory of relativity that I can follow! Thank you so much! Your explanation of Newton's law of gravity is shorter though: Ope! By the way your enthusiasm re cantilever brakes is contagious. I was playing with the thought of converting my steed from canties to V-brakes. Now I won't lose any sleep over that anymore.
I just love your videos, between the soft music, the narration, and learning a few tricks to keep my old bikes on the road it's actually very relaxing and informative
Looks like that freewheel doesn’t have any shift ramps on it, old school friction freewheel. Ran into same issue last week, new Shimano freewheel fixed the issue right up.
But wear an apron and googles for this hack! These single wires can break and fly through the air with high speed (same for these cheap-o wire brushes for your drill). These will go deep into your skin (ask me how I found out... )
This one is very similar to my wife’s Diamondback Crestview. Hers is a 7 speed and it has twist shifters. It was literally a free bike, we snagged it off the curb during our local spring clean up. I tore it all down and gave everything a good cleaning, greased everything, and she rode the hell out of it for the last few years.
I have a ladies model bicycle, mountain bike, in the same configuration as the one in this video. It has a used Trek pannier rack on the back, and it's my grocery getter. When I have that rack stacked up high, with my load by the time it's all said and done in town, and I'm heading home, that step through frame is pretty handy.
I managed to use one of those old Schwinn ladies frames to carry a 2 stack tall bike. My friends tall bike had no wheels so i used his girlfriends ladies bike to move my friends 2 frame high tall bike to a new location. Think i was wheeling around maybe 40 pounds of bike on that damn thing.
@@hungrybraineater2 40-50lbs. Yeah, those old bikes had some heft to them. I have 2 steel frame mountain bikes, a ridgid frame, and a full squish, as they call it, a full suspension mountain bike, and that one is heavier than the previously mentioned bike, with the wheels off. Both are department store bikes. The ladies model came with a child seat, which meant that when ever you get on and off, you're in danger of kicking the kid.
@@davidhakes5141 I had a suspension fork on a dept store mountain bike schwinn. I weighed it was at least 13 pounds if i remember correctly. I put a chrome fork from a Ross mount Whitney on it and put a full Shimano mountain bike gruppo on it. The schwinns from the 70s were built like trucks. I put a schwinn frame on the bottom of the stacked bike and put a Huffy on the top. Welded them together so then you had a tall bike.
@@hungrybraineater2 I went and had too many birthdays to be messing with those outlandish frame bikes, but, I don't knock them, because I don't make it a practice to judge other people, and what makes them happy. I've seen those tall bikes all over RUclips, and TikTok, and the crazy ways people decorate them. If I don't fall off of the thing, if I were to try to ride it, I'm liable to catch a power line, where I live. Have fun, stay safe, and God bless.
@@davidhakes5141 I am a cyclist the tallbike creation is probably the most embarrassing thing ive built. its like that child i dont want to admit that exists lol.
@@bkefrmr Yeah that happens sometimes. If you always use the same loudness setting for your microphone and only the music is the variable, use the freeware programm "mp3 gain" (not sponsored ;) ) to set the loudness to a specific, consistent level every time.
Great videos, appreciate your work. Saw you on path less pedalled when you mentioned that you watch luthier videos. Do you play the music on your videos? I can recommend twoodfrd - another great luthier RUclipsr. Similar humour & wit as your handsome self. Cheers!
Another home run, ladies and gentlemen, B. Kfrmr knocks it out of the park. Seriously though, this video made for a very relaxing tail end of the weekend. Thanks!
I’ve been doing basic maintenance and some repairs on my 2 old diesel trucks and various family cars for decades, but a seasonal bike tune up intimidates me. Not any more. This is awesome! Thanks!
Dont feel intimidated. I knew a guy who was a very good mechanic who did transmissions. Also a great bike mechanic as well rode a very nice raliegh steel frame road bike. Alot of the stuff you know from diesel motors will transition over.
@@No_ReGretzky99 i had like one of those magnetic trays that would keep bolts from running off from you. But to be honest i did not use it as much for fear of magnetizing some of the bolts and screws. But a good tray will solve the issues of you losing stuff.
In another video you told us that Dawn is just dish soap + water + isopropyl alcohol. While we don't have the product here in Germany, I mixed those things myself into a spray bottle. It's sadly not foamy but cleans extremly well without a need to wash it down. Awesome, thanks for the tip! Update: It's the spray bottle head. Used one from a bath cleaner and it foams perfectly!
I also think that brake pads hitting the surface perfectly straight and same time is the best sound of all in byciclemechanicworld :) its the same for hydraulic and also disc brakes, after they got serviced :) (cuz there are mechanic discs and hydraulic wheelbrakes even if they are rare )
Hey BikeFarmer, love your laid-back style of presentation and nice to see a test ride as part of your rubric. I like your Lemon Pledge tip as well as the spoke tucked into the truing stand to allow you to work with one arm at a time.
I bought my wife this exact bike 31 years ago. Each of our three children used it for a while as well. My wife still uses it to ride around the neighborhood, local bike path, and the local CicLAvia. $5 tacos? Those are some fancy tacos!
Great stuff to watch. Keep it going. Like the mixture of fixing simple 'reasonable priced' 2nd hand bikes and on the other hand the building of premium randonneurs even with building up your own frame. Shows the complete caleidoscope of your skills. You're able to tell a good story as well while you're doing your stuff. So important for a channel like this (see i. e. oldshovel).
Used your cleaning method for the first time this weekend & it worked really well! I washed the wheels using a garden sprayer, but it was great to not have to deal with a wet frame & chain.
That was the EXACT bike I had to sell when I moved into a too hilly neighborhood. 'Twas fun to ride and bike-walk my dog with. Another good video...except the one part where the music drowned you out. Very slick to turn it down without us noticing. 😉
Ive commuted on a few diamondbacks, my main commuter right now is a diamondback union 2. It’s my car. Unfortunately I haven’t seen a new model out of diamondback in like 4 years. Old diamondbacks are solid choices.
I still have the exact same bike from new. Well... in red, men's frame and I had to replace the front forks because my son though it would be just as good on jumps as a full suspension MTB. I still have it though.
Just done up a bike for my girlfriend with a similar frame. Had the same trouble with the rear canti pads going back to their original crooked orientation. The cable routing adds a ton of friction as well, going to install a pulley at the seatpost clamp. Those breaks really cost me some nerve...
I sense a sorta Gestalt therapy to all this. The various components move in their own direction but the individual parts are responsible for their own actions...
I like that you test ride them…some shops don’t. If you were able to shorten the chain, would it bring the derailleur closer to the freewheel and cause the bike to shift sharper?
I very much enjoy your videos. could you leave a link to the screw holding players? Thanks for what you do. I’ve learned a lot so far and not done yet.
I laughed when you said it's a girls bike. They originally came about when girls used to wear long dresses. Nowadays they don't, but they should be mens bikes, slide off the saddle frontally on an incline, well there goes the wedding tackle..... Oh wait, I'm on a girls bike, missed me!
With a canti brakes, put a rubber band with a knot (so it can sit tight against the pad and put it on the back side of the pad makes it toe in and get rid of the squeak
Hey Brian K. - Newbie U. Guy here. How do you handle old freehubs that have gummy engagement pawls? I've had success using a heat gun to melt the old grease, but IDK if that will persist.
The gunk stuck to those rear sprockets bothers me. Soak 'em down with de-greaser and give 'em a little scruby scrub with the wire. But hey, it's working and that's the main thing.
Can i ask something. Considering that I live in a country where the average hourly wage is about 3-4 dollars, and materials are about the same as they are in US, and i always replace rusty bolts. I assume that the majority of the price of service there is in the labor. How it is more profitable for you and for a customer to spend time half-successfully restoring the shine to the bolts than to replace them. The screws cant be more than 10-15 cents a piece. Same question for shift/brake cables that are about 1 or 2 dollars ( or original shimano that are like 5 bucks).
I believe the bike is called a step through and them term women’s bike is no longer used. Take a at Lotte Kopecky’s bike. It has a high top tube. She just won’t the Pairs-Roubaix. I like the step through because I lack the flexibility to throw my leg over it.
Can I ask what the green-grease is that you are using? I'm used to using 'Lucas X-Tra Heavy Duty' but am fairly devastated that they no longer sell it in Europe anymore (I'm in the Scottish Highlands).
Looked like Phil's Waterproof grease to my eyes. Another good one is Motorex 2000, which is translucent green and looks like the stuff Shimano used BITD.
Do you have an uncle in St Cloud Minnesota? Rod of Rod's Bikes is you in Minnesota. I've been going there for decades. One big room of used bikes and bikes with repair tags, and KHS's hanging from the ceiling. He doesn't even have a website and believe it or not, no business answering machine. PS I grew up in Waukesha. Most of my family still live there. Politics here is as grungy as it is there so yeah, I'd move back. PSS Used to work for Gordie and Frank Boucher...
The one thing I saw on the rear brake is that anchoring the straddle cable a little shorter could result in very slight and not worth the effort improvement of brake performance. Ideally you like the straddle cable to make a 90 degree angle when the brake is applied. Harris Cyclery has a piece on that on the web site.
Decent folding workstand for a kind of heavy ebike? The stand needs to fit into a pretty confined space when not in use, and I know you'll recommend something good enough for who it's for! Thank you.
Seems like a good job relaxing work by yourself. Like to see the customer pick up the bick. I just got back into bicking. Got a single speed road bike off facebook 100$ good shape. Don't like the big seat. I agree with you just casually ride not like pro bikers spend lot of money . were stupid tight clothing. Lol
For rusty fasteners, I mount a drill wire brush in my vise and mount the screw in my drill. Just jam that fastener into the wire brush a few times with the drill going and it cleans out the head of the screw nicely while also polishing up the cap.
I was literally just about to post the same thing! Add a little oil, works great!
Love the videos, seems you are a bit of the “Bob Ross” of happy bikes. Good on ya man.
Why am I watching you hour after hour? There is nothing like the reality of struggling with simple mechanics and fixing things. Your cleaning is the icing on the cake ;-) Thanks for the entertainment!
If I wasn't perfectly confident doing all my own maintenance, I'd certainly have no issues trusting my fancy bikes to you! The care and attention to detail you put into basic bikes makes me totally confident that you'd do the same thing with any bike, no matter how advanced.
Finally an explanation of Einstein's theory of relativity that I can follow! Thank you so much!
Your explanation of Newton's law of gravity is shorter though: Ope!
By the way your enthusiasm re cantilever brakes is contagious. I was playing with the thought of converting my steed from canties to V-brakes. Now I won't lose any sleep over that anymore.
I just love your videos, between the soft music, the narration, and learning a few tricks to keep my old bikes on the road it's actually very relaxing and informative
That’s my goal! Thanks for saying so!
@@bkefrmr Greetings from South Florida!
Its refreshing to see someone who loves their job
Looks like that freewheel doesn’t have any shift ramps on it, old school friction freewheel. Ran into same issue last week, new Shimano freewheel fixed the issue right up.
That laugh sound at 41:27 is killing me 🤣
try using a small piece of brake wire in a drill spinning the direction of the twist in the hex screws
But wear an apron and googles for this hack! These single wires can break and fly through the air with high speed (same for these cheap-o wire brushes for your drill). These will go deep into your skin (ask me how I found out... )
The optical illusion of the cogs spinning counter to the wheel at 24:00 is very satisfying
Ahhh you saw it too. Yes it was indeed satisfying
This one is very similar to my wife’s Diamondback Crestview. Hers is a 7 speed and it has twist shifters. It was literally a free bike, we snagged it off the curb during our local spring clean up. I tore it all down and gave everything a good cleaning, greased everything, and she rode the hell out of it for the last few years.
I have a ladies model bicycle, mountain bike, in the same configuration as the one in this video. It has a used Trek pannier rack on the back, and it's my grocery getter. When I have that rack stacked up high, with my load by the time it's all said and done in town, and I'm heading home, that step through frame is pretty handy.
I managed to use one of those old Schwinn ladies frames to carry a 2 stack tall bike. My friends tall bike had no wheels so i used his girlfriends ladies bike to move my friends 2 frame high tall bike to a new location. Think i was wheeling around maybe 40 pounds of bike on that damn thing.
@@hungrybraineater2 40-50lbs. Yeah, those old bikes had some heft to them. I have 2 steel frame mountain bikes, a ridgid frame, and a full squish, as they call it, a full suspension mountain bike, and that one is heavier than the previously mentioned bike, with the wheels off. Both are department store bikes. The ladies model came with a child seat, which meant that when ever you get on and off, you're in danger of kicking the kid.
@@davidhakes5141 I had a suspension fork on a dept store mountain bike schwinn. I weighed it was at least 13 pounds if i remember correctly. I put a chrome fork from a Ross mount Whitney on it and put a full Shimano mountain bike gruppo on it. The schwinns from the 70s were built like trucks. I put a schwinn frame on the bottom of the stacked bike and put a Huffy on the top. Welded them together so then you had a tall bike.
@@hungrybraineater2 I went and had too many birthdays to be messing with those outlandish frame bikes, but, I don't knock them, because I don't make it a practice to judge other people, and what makes them happy. I've seen those tall bikes all over RUclips, and TikTok, and the crazy ways people decorate them. If I don't fall off of the thing, if I were to try to ride it, I'm liable to catch a power line, where I live. Have fun, stay safe, and God bless.
@@davidhakes5141 I am a cyclist the tallbike creation is probably the most embarrassing thing ive built. its like that child i dont want to admit that exists lol.
I like the music so you are correct about opinions! ☺️
Dorked disked this vidja all the way to the end! Wearing my eclipse sun glasses at night too!!! Happy Eclipse Day! 4/08/2024
Great job again! I think the loudness of the voice-over in comparisson to the background music, is a little bit low, in this video.
yeah, music is a bit too loud starting around the Aristotle rant lmao
I wonder if I missed turning it down on a few section…bummer!
@@bkefrmr Yeah that happens sometimes. If you always use the same loudness setting for your microphone and only the music is the variable, use the freeware programm "mp3 gain" (not sponsored ;) ) to set the loudness to a specific, consistent level every time.
Great videos, appreciate your work. Saw you on path less pedalled when you mentioned that you watch luthier videos. Do you play the music on your videos? I can recommend twoodfrd - another great luthier RUclipsr. Similar humour & wit as your handsome self. Cheers!
Another home run, ladies and gentlemen, B. Kfrmr knocks it out of the park. Seriously though, this video made for a very relaxing tail end of the weekend. Thanks!
Love the classic music while you're on the Grind. Keep doing you.
I like the repetitive Dawn power wash, triflow, one step and explaining every step. It's repetitive but that's what I like. ASMR bike repair👍🏼
I’ve been doing basic maintenance and some repairs on my 2 old diesel trucks and various family cars for decades, but a seasonal bike tune up intimidates me. Not any more. This is awesome! Thanks!
Dont feel intimidated. I knew a guy who was a very good mechanic who did transmissions. Also a great bike mechanic as well rode a very nice raliegh steel frame road bike. Alot of the stuff you know from diesel motors will transition over.
I got very bad ADHD I lose shit 😅
@@No_ReGretzky99 i had like one of those magnetic trays that would keep bolts from running off from you. But to be honest i did not use it as much for fear of magnetizing some of the bolts and screws. But a good tray will solve the issues of you losing stuff.
In another video you told us that Dawn is just dish soap + water + isopropyl alcohol. While we don't have the product here in Germany, I mixed those things myself into a spray bottle. It's sadly not foamy but cleans extremly well without a need to wash it down. Awesome, thanks for the tip! Update: It's the spray bottle head. Used one from a bath cleaner and it foams perfectly!
I am very impressed by your cleaning methods.
I always watch.. all the way through.. good stuff man👍🏻
Im going to listen to a little Madonna now😁
I also think that brake pads hitting the surface perfectly straight and same time is the best sound of all in byciclemechanicworld :) its the same for hydraulic and also disc brakes, after they got serviced :) (cuz there are mechanic discs and hydraulic wheelbrakes even if they are rare )
Man it’s sooooo great watching these videos. Thanks Bike Farmer!🚴
Hey BikeFarmer, love your laid-back style of presentation and nice to see a test ride as part of your rubric. I like your Lemon Pledge tip as well as the spoke tucked into the truing stand to allow you to work with one arm at a time.
Thanks for the philosophy!
11:08 noo you didn't goop that post & hole up with grease!
Thanks!
Thanks hey!!
Thank you for another great video. Andy, what you think about bamboo frames?? 😂😂, did you ever ride one? Just curious
I bought my wife this exact bike 31 years ago. Each of our three children used it for a while as well. My wife still uses it to ride around the neighborhood, local bike path, and the local CicLAvia. $5 tacos? Those are some fancy tacos!
How about video that gives tips for bike comfort in the tems of seat height/position etc?
Прекрасное преображение без лишнего новомодного обвеса -- БРАВО .
Great stuff to watch. Keep it going. Like the mixture of fixing simple 'reasonable priced' 2nd hand bikes and on the other hand the building of premium randonneurs even with building up your own frame. Shows the complete caleidoscope of your skills. You're able to tell a good story as well while you're doing your stuff. So important for a channel like this (see i. e. oldshovel).
Dawn Power Wash also works V E R Y well helping with stubborn tires going on the rim.
Huh, the other day I spent an hour trying to install a tire. Just bought some dawn power wash so ill try that next time
Used your cleaning method for the first time this weekend & it worked really well! I washed the wheels using a garden sprayer, but it was great to not have to deal with a wet frame & chain.
Watch out for getting slippy silicone polish on the brake pads at 29:42.
You’re messin’ with me, right?
At 8:55 wouldn't the grease in the brake post threads be a problem in the not too distant future, says Calvin at Park Tool?
That was the EXACT bike I had to sell when I moved into a too hilly neighborhood. 'Twas fun to ride and bike-walk my dog with.
Another good video...except the one part where the music drowned you out.
Very slick to turn it down without us noticing. 😉
It took me 3 days to finish the video, but I felt obliged to your request 😉
Ive commuted on a few diamondbacks, my main commuter right now is a diamondback union 2. It’s my car. Unfortunately I haven’t seen a new model out of diamondback in like 4 years. Old diamondbacks are solid choices.
I actually love those friction shifters
I still have the exact same bike from new. Well... in red, men's frame and I had to replace the front forks because my son though it would be just as good on jumps as a full suspension MTB.
I still have it though.
The ol' retwisting the cable trick.
Just done up a bike for my girlfriend with a similar frame. Had the same trouble with the rear canti pads going back to their original crooked orientation. The cable routing adds a ton of friction as well, going to install a pulley at the seatpost clamp. Those breaks really cost me some nerve...
Thanks
Thanks hey!
I always say “triflow will make it slicker than owl 💩 on a pump handle”
I sense a sorta Gestalt therapy to all this. The various components move in their own direction but the individual parts are responsible for their own actions...
excellent watch, great bike, the music is a little loud and kinda drowns out your voice a bit but quite relaxing ! just letting you know
I had some audio issues with this one…
I like that you test ride them…some shops don’t. If you were able to shorten the chain, would it bring the derailleur closer to the freewheel and cause the bike to shift sharper?
I very much enjoy your videos. could you leave a link to the screw holding players? Thanks for what you do. I’ve learned a lot so far and not done yet.
Okavango Delta, Botswana, pretty neat . Cheers
I’ll bring a bike!
Great video! I’ve always wondered if you add toe to the pads, won’t they eventually wear flat again?
Good effort. Nothin wrong with that bike.
What do you think about running a cable liner over the bare cable between the stops on the downtube? Worthwhile to keep the dust out?
Wow! From Zero to Hero!
I laughed when you said it's a girls bike. They originally came about when girls used to wear long dresses. Nowadays they don't, but they should be mens bikes, slide off the saddle frontally on an incline, well there goes the wedding tackle..... Oh wait, I'm on a girls bike, missed me!
I like the music!
Thanks! Lots of comments mentioning the volume is wonkey. Too loud apparently…
A nice simple bike, some good maintenance and a bit of jazz? Oh yeah
With a canti brakes, put a rubber band with a knot (so it can sit tight against the pad and put it on the back side of the pad makes it toe in and get rid of the squeak
Hey Brian K. - Newbie U. Guy here. How do you handle old freehubs that have gummy engagement pawls? I've had success using a heat gun to melt the old grease, but IDK if that will persist.
The gunk stuck to those rear sprockets bothers me. Soak 'em down with de-greaser and give 'em a little scruby scrub with the wire.
But hey, it's working and that's the main thing.
Could sluggish rear derailleur index shifting also be due to the rear derailleur hanger misalignment? Since I use friction I never have this issue.
Can i ask something. Considering that I live in a country where the average hourly wage is about 3-4 dollars, and materials are about the same as they are in US, and i always replace rusty bolts. I assume that the majority of the price of service there is in the labor. How it is more profitable for you and for a customer to spend time half-successfully restoring the shine to the bolts than to replace them. The screws cant be more than 10-15 cents a piece. Same question for shift/brake cables that are about 1 or 2 dollars ( or original shimano that are like 5 bucks).
Good to see you purchased the screw pliers! Game changer
Thanks for the tip! I love ‘em!
Howling brakes and taco seepage. What a show thx
You would have loved my chirping plastic pedals. It literally sounded like I had a bird nest in each foot.
Whole lotta wisdom in this one.
How much will you end up charging for the cleanup/tuneup on this bike?
$100. Not enough, tbh, but that’s how it goes sometimes
fraid cable can be tinned with solder. is what have done for years. those cable end crimps to fast
The green stuff is probably genuine slick snot (from a doorknob) for lubrication, of course. A poor pheasant probably owned the bike and made do.
Do you ever encounter some seriously seized seat posts?
I can’t get one out of an old bike of mine and it’s driving me nuts
There’s loads of videos on this. In my experience heat and soaked in WD-40 works best.
Evapo rust works wonders on rusty bolts…check it out!
What’s that applicator for the triflow? Just some fine tubing? Nice vid
The tube comes with the bottle (it's taped)
Holdup, are 14mm kickstand bolts standard across the pond? Wild! I think I've only ever seen 17-s
I use Greenfield kickstands. They’re still made in the USA. 14mm since forever. Super common here.
@@bkefrmr Neat! I like my 17-s here, they're hard to strip or break, and the damn things tend to come loose unless really cranked down :)
I believe the bike is called a step through and them term women’s bike is no longer used.
Take a at Lotte Kopecky’s bike. It has a high top tube. She just won’t the Pairs-Roubaix.
I like the step through because I lack the flexibility to throw my leg over it.
You Rawk Andy bike Farmer Dude.
I have a very rusty never used chain. What do I do to free it up and keep it lubed properly? Thanks so much.
Evaporust, then hot soapy water with a rinse, then lube of your choice. I use 5w-20 motor oil
Sounded like date night in Sheboygan at about 13 minutes in…
Can I ask what the green-grease is that you are using? I'm used to using 'Lucas X-Tra Heavy Duty' but am fairly devastated that they no longer sell it in Europe anymore (I'm in the Scottish Highlands).
I could be wrong but in other peoples videos I see the green grease all the time and pretty sure it's the stuff from Park Tools.
Looked like Phil's Waterproof grease to my eyes. Another good one is Motorex 2000, which is translucent green and looks like the stuff Shimano used BITD.
@@TedAndkildeExcellent, thank you!
BikeFarmer more like BikePhilosopher :D
Do you have an uncle in St Cloud Minnesota? Rod of Rod's Bikes is you in Minnesota. I've been going there for decades. One big room of used bikes and bikes with repair tags, and KHS's hanging from the ceiling. He doesn't even have a website and believe it or not, no business answering machine.
PS I grew up in Waukesha. Most of my family still live there. Politics here is as grungy as it is there so yeah, I'd move back.
PSS Used to work for Gordie and Frank Boucher...
I thought you are supposed to flare out these cantilever arms as far as possible in order to increase leverage on the rim, maximizing braking power
The one thing I saw on the rear brake is that anchoring the straddle cable a little shorter could result in very slight and not worth the effort improvement of brake performance. Ideally you like the straddle cable to make a 90 degree angle when the brake is applied. Harris Cyclery has a piece on that on the web site.
I wish my old father would run his bike too...
Wild wood music??
I probably would have shortened the straddle wires, especially the front one. Great work getting this old bike working well again!
Green ick is goose poop? Guessing.
If you get tired of paying for Tenacious Oil, chainsaw bar oil is basically the same stuff but costs less for a quart than the tiny bottle of Phil's.
I've been thinking about trying 90w gear oil however my tenacious bottle is still quite full
OK, OK ...Your good.....😊
I watched til the end😊
Without sleeping!?
@@bkefrmr yea, broke it up in more than one sitting...plus I'm a pretty big bike nerd when I'm not wrenching I'm watching you guys
Love fact/opinion discourse.
OH yeah I've watched it all the way
Taco time!!!
Andy, your slightly rambling philosophical commentary set to this music is making my day.
One sticker says USA... The other China.... HA! Nice job, like your channel.
Decent folding workstand for a kind of heavy ebike? The stand needs to fit into a pretty confined space when not in use, and I know you'll recommend something good enough for who it's for! Thank you.
Seems like a good job relaxing work by yourself. Like to see the customer pick up the bick. I just got back into bicking. Got a single speed road bike off facebook 100$ good shape. Don't like the big seat. I agree with you just casually ride not like pro bikers spend lot of money . were stupid tight clothing. Lol
"Is that a Titleist?"
I think it’s almost always better to get to the bottom of things than having faith. People are just afraid of the unknown.
Man, you´re so good!