Wheelabration or: A Celebration of the (Bicycle) Wheel
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Calvin and Truman are taking some time to look back on Park Tool's recently released wheel building and wheel truing videos. From their teaching methods to reminiscing about their own first wheel builds, Calvin and Truman dive in to what they love about a wheel in motion!
WARNING: This video may potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy. Viewer discretion is advised.
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So authentic. Your video team is just great 👍
Truman, your haircut looks great! And the wheel art is awesome :)
I have really enjoyed your instructional videos. Its been 20 years since I last tried to build wheels. Your videos are so well done and informative, they have given me the confidence to try again. I will be building the wheels for my new 26 in BMX bike. Thanks and keep the videos coming!
The best bike stuff channel, for both its clarity and humor ! Thanks and 'grats from France !
I bought a prebuilt wheel in 1999 D521 on deore. Got a shop to upgrade to Deore disc. In 2005 I rebuilt it with fresh spokes and nipples onto a pro2. My first wheel and it's still getting heavy use now! I also did the same with the front to match. I'm loathed to rebuild it but I'm looking at replacing with a 29er. I think they both need to be cleaned and hung as art!
I see the barbershop is open again now. Digging Trueman's new hair!
Thumbs up if you want Calvin and Truman to start a podcast. Can listen to these two all day while wrenching.
In first I very appreciate every new movie of yours. It's a massive amount of tech knowlage for me. I have a small request about some next episode. It would be very useful if you could make a movie about proper torque values for different screws in a bike. I use a torque wrench, but always has a problem with it. Thanks! :)
Now that is a good idea. Will get this on the hot list.
@@parktool Thanks!
Built my first and only set of wheels in the early 90s. Still true and riding them to this day. Not as often of course because I have newer bikes that I love, but I feel like I accomplished something cool and the wheels are still rolling true
people now do it with a hub motor in the wheel, bit more tricky since its heavy to centre up
Mesmerizing that montage🤩
Thanks for this video. Truing and building wheels became a pandemic project for me, and is very satisfying. Trial and error are very important to learn!
Thanks to You guys rocket sience become a piece of cake. I did my first set of MTB wheels, centered and with well balanced tension of all spokes couple of months ago. It was really relaxing job.
My front wheel is 12 years old soon on my MTB 🥳
Building wheels that exactly suit your needs is just the best.
All of your videos are best..
Okay, okay! My wheels need truing, and you have convinced me to go ahead and do it myself!
trumans hair is SO rad!!!
Hello Bonjour , Very Nice effect , Thank you 👍☺ 👋 ✌
This was a wheelie good video.
Found y’all on TikTok. Looking forward to some bonus content over there!
When it's time to get a new old-stock pair of CXP 14 Mavic rims, i'll crawl over here for guidance!.
I thought this was going to be about rim brakes but I guess that would be Wheelabrasion, da dum, tss... ;-)
Wheel building can be difficult, but puzzling to process. Once done, you can spin the wheel faster and watch the spiral image of what goes on during revolution turns. The resistance may be slow or fast, depending on your interlacing counts.
those different frame rates look amazing...who needs a VJ, just put that on the the screen in any club and people won't wanna see anything else xD
That was a wheely good series!
PS should you put min strength thread lock on nipple/spokes or a lube? I see both
The tension of the spokes should keep them in place. If a lower spoke count wheel, a larger rider or for a few other reasons a person may want to use a product like spoke freeze or wicking thread locker to lock the nipples in place. For the most part Lube is the best way to build a good wheel.
@@parktool Thanks very much!
lineseed oil also works as a threadlock & has the advantage of taking 2 days to dry so you can fine tune the true after a ride or two before it sets up.
I question which pulling spokes are most critical to be on the inside of flange on disk brake rear hubs. I assume the brake rotor is going to apply more force on 99% of wheels. I was taught or have the drive side pulling spokes on the inside pre disk. I now believe this is because of the damage to the J bends when a chain overships the largest cogs. whatever the reason I now put the rotors pulling spokes on the inside.
That's a good video. My TS-2 usually gets daily use; but I have one gripe with it: The feeler arm height adjustment screw and knob take forever to wind in and out, and I need to wind the arm up quite often to get it out of the way on my small workbench. Why don't you redesign it so that you can put a speed nut (like engineers' dividers and calipers have in their adjusting screw) in the part of the frame that holds the captive nut, so you can let the arm go up easily and quickly when it doesn't need to be out for truing duties? Otherwise, it's very good. Thanks.
With all the garbage and hatred and bile on the internet, I see a video from Park tool with Calvin and I don't even have to think about it. I click quickly and I click often.
When in trouble with bike repairs just ask yourself wwcd what would Calvin do
What colored spokes did you use, and are they quality for a serious build or more of a gimmick? Thanks!
These are from Soma Fab and seem to be of decent quality. We have not put miles on them(And will not) but the paint seems robust and the spokes laced up well. They need to be cut and rolled to the length you need.
Hi Borat
🤙🤙👍🇦🇷🙂👍
I thought Calvin started when spokes were wooden?
Thanks for that... First 🥇...
Do you think 4 cross is better than 3 cross build is one stronger than the other..I think 4 cross is better ..
Depends! At a certain point a 4x can cause a stress riser. And often not possible, say with an 18 hole wheel.
Getting famous off of comments day 353, so I can live the dream, live every day like it’s your last🤙🤙
Es una pena que este canal no tenga subtítulos en español, los suscriptores aumentarían por millones, cancelo mi suscripción.
Hey guys how are you doing I following you on you tube really it helped me a lot, thank you. Today my question is I have 27 speed road bike so when I used gear specially on left Handel gear shifter it has a problem may be I didn’t know how use the right gear on the road after changing Geta as I mentioned above left side gear the chain will not come back to the big circle gear I don’t know why
Martín Benítez,
Esto es algo en lo que estamos trabajando. Danos algo de tiempo para encontrar una respuesta.
@@parktool , muchas gracias, tenéis un canal absolutamente fantástico, de gran calidad, de conseguirlo habría muchos ciclistas de habla hispana que os seguirían.
Muchas gracias
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