Awesome as usual Sam! As a carpenter and wood nerd I can tell ya that youve got yourself a nice set of Ash handlebars. This wood is typically used for sledgehammers and axe handles due to its strength and shock absorbing properties. On closer inspection the piece you selected had straight grain with minimal run out, meaning that the wood fibres were as long as they can be giving you maximum strength. Not only that, you had the grain orientated with the annular rings 'to the sky' rather than parallel with the ground, so you can take more hits as the grain is less likely to fold and break. Clearly you knew this cause I've seen your woodworking skills ;)
@@feeleap5545 A properly made (and looked after) tool handle can last a lifetime, even getting smacked around all day. But these have attention to detail and specific characteristics that modern mass manufacturers generally just don't do. You see a lot of cheaper, less suitable woods used nowadays with very poor cuts of wood where the grain doesn't run the length of the handle, theyre full of knots and defects and have improper grain orientation which results in a lot more breakage. The average user will not notice this. These cheap tools do feel as though theyre designed to break so you have to buy a new one. Ultimately wood is a natural and imperfect material, but I think you'd be surprised just how far you can push it.
@@pablocruzgilmour Wood is the most magical thing in the world I reckon. It's imperfect ,as in it occasionally has knots and burls and breaks in the grain, but it's also the most perfect thing for what it needs to do because trees grow it when they require it and where they require it without wasting anything. I don't think there's any way this handlebar would snap honestly. It's too thick and as you already pointed out the grain directions is absolutely perfect for the kinds of load it will be experiencing.
Has anyone else noticed Sam just casually just says, it's scary, I have no brakes and just sends bangers straight away? He is simply an epic bloke. I do wonder if Lewi was happy he didn't have to ride that set-up.
Sam, with every video you make, you give me a huge smile and even more inspiration. And this is one of your best videos (I guess that's happening when you have some kind of a special attitude). So glad you're existing, go on!
Wrap the bars with spare monny tins to make them aluminium again. If you use a pop rivet gun then they can have a steampunk vibe to their construction. Then, if the wood breaks, you will get shards of razor sharp monny tin instead of just a few splinters. Maybe take some tweezers with you for first aid. The views on this 'episode' must all go to the end as everyone expects the bars to break and are watching for the inevitable crash of doom. Max respect for doing things I would never do with no brakes. Wooden bars is mind blowing. I think you can also use the tool adapted to the bike to do trail maintenance. It would be faster than walking. Just help the council out for lols. I survived broken handlebars on a main road. It was my fault as I had drilled a hole in them and metal fatigue happens. I continued my journey and made it back home again, feeling a bit silly.
Some engineer made mtb frames almost entirely out of wood. They were incredibly good, maybe better than carbon, because wood has such excellent vibration damping, low weight, and durability when well designed and crafted. Company was called Renovo, unfortunately they went bust, because the level of craftsmanship required to pull this off is very expensive. I've jammed wood into metal handlebars to damp vibration and the results were pretty astonishing.
I know a guy who had a broom with a handle very similar that one you're using, he liked to look after his broom, he'd had it for 20 years, and in that time he'd had 17 new heads and 14 new handles !
Sam, im a fan of yours from the Philippines. I always enjoy watching your videos,i mean i enjoy watching everything you do. Please do some more videos of you ridin motocross inset in it. Thank you so much Sam. 🙂
I once had to rush to an exam and had forgotten about my broken handelbar. So I found something with the right diameter at the time, a toilet plunger! 😂 I just unscrewed the plunger itself, installed the shaft and rode away. I was pretty carefull with the bar, managed to get to the exam on time. I broke it on the way back. For sure, it was not a great piece of wood, but I'm still suprised you managed to do so much with yours! Awesome!
This is probably the bike part where wood is going to work the best. A good strong wood like hickory is going to be hard to snap, but the middle will probably wear out quickly because of the small rings. If you took a piece of metal pipe and cut it in half as a spacer it'd probably last forever.
Made a seat post out of the top of a shovel handle once and a friend of mine ran it for a few months but that was the old rail style seats... His stopped tightening so I joking said I'd make a wooden one because it would be lighter and he actually was stoked on the idea, wish I had more friends like that. 😂
Sam as a self proclaimed honorary subscriber of your channel. I request a new common feature be added. One of the utmost importance.. Since we know that to achieve the shreddy, one must be ready. A whip test must be done. Not only to test the tensile strength of said products but also because not going past 90 is a violation of shreddy rules, and a violation of shreddy rules is of major consequence .. So, with that in mind.. crack a monny and whip it good Sam. Whip it REAL good.
You know youre doing well when after 30 seconds you already have 5 likes 😅 can't wait to see the outcome loves ya Sam ! Edit: I'd love to see you try a bike park on them 🤣
I Love how you take it to the limit like every Vlog but with this one Love the Flip and the Flair especially with the All Natural, Bringing back the Medieval days Wooden Bars. Only you Sam Thanks Mate for doing it all for the fans ✌🏼Out
It may be that the stem is compressing the wood with each hit, creating a bit of play. Maybe try a single wrap of rubber from an old tube to cushion it? Should damp some vibration as well, but mostly it'll keep the hard stem from damaging the wood.
I snapped my bars when out on a ride once. Due to metal fatigue and not my extreme riding ability I hasten to add. Fashioned a new set of bars from a branch and slid the broken bars over either end, enabling me to use my brakes. Flexed a helluva lot but got me home.
Could be a new kind of slopestyle competition with extra points for sketchy modifications on the bikes. You prolly wouldn‘t even have to do tricks if you run tape tires and wooden bars 😆
Wondered for a while now sam how did you do your tooth? 😂 Love all the videos, one of my favourite youtubers. Got me into mtb, send it quite often at gisburn forest, off to bpw next year should be good 😊
There’s simply no limit to Sam Pilgrims content making associated to bicycles. Long beyond the next armageddon we’ll see videos like ”I turned my wheelbarrow into a bike”, ”Is it possible to make a tail whip with a lawn mower?” and ”See if I can replace the chain with a piece of rope on my mountainbike”. It’s gonna be epic!
@Teleg-ram me @Sampilgrim_1 Thanx for the attention Sam. Now I have to consider getting the Telegram app to be able to receive the Specialized Stumpjumper you want to send to me for christmas…
All you needed to do was to go to the timber section and buy the lentgh of dowel. They most likely would've had several different types of timber to choose from. And would've been cheaper 😎👍👍
Awesome as usual Sam! As a carpenter and wood nerd I can tell ya that youve got yourself a nice set of Ash handlebars. This wood is typically used for sledgehammers and axe handles due to its strength and shock absorbing properties. On closer inspection the piece you selected had straight grain with minimal run out, meaning that the wood fibres were as long as they can be giving you maximum strength. Not only that, you had the grain orientated with the annular rings 'to the sky' rather than parallel with the ground, so you can take more hits as the grain is less likely to fold and break. Clearly you knew this cause I've seen your woodworking skills ;)
But these tools break a lot anyway. Feels like they are designed to break so u buy new one 😂
@@feeleap5545 i only get rubber ones because of this. Last longer and grip nicer
@@feeleap5545 A properly made (and looked after) tool handle can last a lifetime, even getting smacked around all day. But these have attention to detail and specific characteristics that modern mass manufacturers generally just don't do. You see a lot of cheaper, less suitable woods used nowadays with very poor cuts of wood where the grain doesn't run the length of the handle, theyre full of knots and defects and have improper grain orientation which results in a lot more breakage. The average user will not notice this. These cheap tools do feel as though theyre designed to break so you have to buy a new one. Ultimately wood is a natural and imperfect material, but I think you'd be surprised just how far you can push it.
@@pablocruzgilmour Wood is the most magical thing in the world I reckon. It's imperfect ,as in it occasionally has knots and burls and breaks in the grain, but it's also the most perfect thing for what it needs to do because trees grow it when they require it and where they require it without wasting anything.
I don't think there's any way this handlebar would snap honestly. It's too thick and as you already pointed out the grain directions is absolutely perfect for the kinds of load it will be experiencing.
@@feeleap5545
That's because the wood is not selected for, it's just random pieces of ash.
“It’s just a flare but if the bars snap, you die” straight to the point 😂
Has anyone else noticed Sam just casually just says, it's scary, I have no brakes and just sends bangers straight away? He is simply an epic bloke. I do wonder if Lewi was happy he didn't have to ride that set-up.
Hey Sam, i have recently lost the most important person in my life but your videos put a smile on my face. Thank you.
Sorry to hear that man!
Lol 😂 I really thought he would take it for a shred before cutting the ends of the ‘sacrificer’ off 😆
The videos just get more amazing each time🔥, awesome ideas Sam! Love it
Agreed! Btw, if you're riding check nta helmets like xnito or bern hudson, I see a lot of people still wearing cpsc helmets which aren't really safe
Sam, with every video you make, you give me a huge smile and even more inspiration. And this is one of your best videos (I guess that's happening when you have some kind of a special attitude). So glad you're existing, go on!
another banging video from sam, these video ideas keep getting better 😂
Glad ya like them!!
Banger > Banging
the amount of ideas that this dude have is just from another world
Wrap the bars with spare monny tins to make them aluminium again. If you use a pop rivet gun then they can have a steampunk vibe to their construction. Then, if the wood breaks, you will get shards of razor sharp monny tin instead of just a few splinters. Maybe take some tweezers with you for first aid.
The views on this 'episode' must all go to the end as everyone expects the bars to break and are watching for the inevitable crash of doom.
Max respect for doing things I would never do with no brakes. Wooden bars is mind blowing.
I think you can also use the tool adapted to the bike to do trail maintenance. It would be faster than walking. Just help the council out for lols.
I survived broken handlebars on a main road. It was my fault as I had drilled a hole in them and metal fatigue happens.
I continued my journey and made it back home again, feeling a bit silly.
Sam always coming up with new ways to test his mortality 🤙
I loved the part where Sam said "It's sustainin' time" and started sustaining all over the place
I always get excited when I get the notification for your videos, but this time I got wood.
The knowledge and ability that goes into....expanding the rules and common sense is really fun and inspiring. :)
I have seen bamboo bars recently. But wooden wheels plus wooden bars would take the cake ☝️🤟👽🚲
Should’ve tried that with the wooden free bike
Some engineer made mtb frames almost entirely out of wood. They were incredibly good, maybe better than carbon, because wood has such excellent vibration damping, low weight, and durability when well designed and crafted. Company was called Renovo, unfortunately they went bust, because the level of craftsmanship required to pull this off is very expensive.
I've jammed wood into metal handlebars to damp vibration and the results were pretty astonishing.
'Cause of this gentleman I got my first mountain bike a few weeks ago
Keep it rolling mate!
Oh my god no haha! Wood is pretty strong but man you love these risk!
Everytime sam uploads, its just absolute dreams.
I know a guy who had a broom with a handle very similar that one you're using, he liked to look after his broom, he'd had it for 20 years, and in that time he'd had 17 new heads and 14 new handles !
Ya man that was a scary one alright! You killed it as always though bud. I was hoping to see some fresh PilGrips on them, next time! ;)
Always banging video
Leave it to Sam to try dumb things so we don’t have to 😂Keep up the entertainment buddy!
Sam, im a fan of yours from the Philippines. I always enjoy watching your videos,i mean i enjoy watching everything you do. Please do some more videos of you ridin motocross inset in it. Thank you so much Sam. 🙂
I was looking for a video from you literally five minutes ago, so stoked to see the message come up!!
Love your vids Sam keep the amazing work up 🔥🔥🙌🙌
I once had to rush to an exam and had forgotten about my broken handelbar. So I found something with the right diameter at the time, a toilet plunger! 😂 I just unscrewed the plunger itself, installed the shaft and rode away. I was pretty carefull with the bar, managed to get to the exam on time. I broke it on the way back. For sure, it was not a great piece of wood, but I'm still suprised you managed to do so much with yours! Awesome!
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I’m new to the channel. I love your stuff man. Bring more sur ron videos. Just bought the mtb hopper Area 51 can’t wait to get shreddy 🤣🤙🏽
if he likes i’ll buy a new bike
Get buying!
hahahah
Not a great test to rely on. Sam loves EVERYTHING. He's the Golden Retriever of pro cyclists.
Hahahahhaa
Ohh sh*t he’s in trouble 😂
This is probably the bike part where wood is going to work the best. A good strong wood like hickory is going to be hard to snap, but the middle will probably wear out quickly because of the small rings. If you took a piece of metal pipe and cut it in half as a spacer it'd probably last forever.
Ye cos an inch of hickory is so strong u mong
@@leonardhpls6 Strong enough that we use it for hammer and axe handles that are used to hit things thousands of times without breaking.
That was a perfect backflip Sam!!! It was such a smooth landing!!. The wooded bars give you the rush of the not knowing if they will break or not!!!!
That's fine deliverment Sam. I love it good work keep it going!
Made a seat post out of the top of a shovel handle once and a friend of mine ran it for a few months but that was the old rail style seats... His stopped tightening so I joking said I'd make a wooden one because it would be lighter and he actually was stoked on the idea, wish I had more friends like that. 😂
You don't have a friend you fool don't lie
you are really getting creative with your bike upgrades!
The absolute maddest of the mad… another epic episode 👍
Sam as a self proclaimed honorary subscriber of your channel. I request a new common feature be added. One of the utmost importance.. Since we know that to achieve the shreddy, one must be ready. A whip test must be done. Not only to test the tensile strength of said products but also because not going past 90 is a violation of shreddy rules, and a violation of shreddy rules is of major consequence .. So, with that in mind.. crack a monny and whip it good Sam. Whip it REAL good.
You know youre doing well when after 30 seconds you already have 5 likes 😅 can't wait to see the outcome loves ya Sam !
Edit: I'd love to see you try a bike park on them 🤣
Or you know people just like the video before even watching it like tools
This man literally had more concern about wooden handlebars than strapping a helicopter to his back...
Your actually the best Sam.
I laughed when I saw this screenshot. Of course! Of course Sam's doing wooden handlebars now.
that was totally epic, one of the best vids in a wile
amazing video as always
This video was well good, actually the dream.
I've seen metal bars snap a couple of times. Love flat bars. They are so real. Cheers man. X
Hahaha wooden bikeparts😂✌️ sooo good🤟
Could get dangerous! 😂
Going for the 2M Subs fast, mate!🔥🚀 You deserve it!🤘🏼
Cheers from Germany!🤙🏼
Thanks dude!
Have to be honest, this is your best craftsmanship to date ‼😂
You made history of bike. You are Epic sam
such a legend! To the SKY!
I Love how you take it to the limit like every Vlog but with this one Love the Flip and the Flair especially with the All Natural, Bringing back the Medieval days Wooden Bars. Only you Sam Thanks Mate for doing it all for the fans ✌🏼Out
Such good fun watching these
I actually felt quite star struck seeing him in b&m tolgate
sam the killer !
It may be that the stem is compressing the wood with each hit, creating a bit of play. Maybe try a single wrap of rubber from an old tube to cushion it? Should damp some vibration as well, but mostly it'll keep the hard stem from damaging the wood.
That flip!
I think 🤔 it's cool I love the way Sam think keep it up Sam more videos please 🙏💕
Woodies. I see no negative except weight and death if they shatter. But probably just good and heavy.
Lets go🤙🏻
I snapped my bars when out on a ride once. Due to metal fatigue and not my extreme riding ability I hasten to add. Fashioned a new set of bars from a branch and slid the broken bars over either end, enabling me to use my brakes. Flexed a helluva lot but got me home.
Loving ur morning voice Sam at the start
Came onto your channel waiting for the 6pm upload.....ended up years deep in your video collection! And now we're 9 mins late!! 🤣🤭
Saludo de un seguidor desde Colombia 🇨🇴!!
It's always nice when you go the extra mile and put life and limb on the line for my entertainment. What more could we ask for?
going to build a bar out of my old decks and try it on my fixed one. thx for the idea !!!
from East to West Sam is the Best!
Loved it! Straight up!
😁🤙
I was hoping to see some tricks with the "Sacrificer" still on the bars!
SICK!!
It doesn't make sense how well sam rides bikes with weird things as parts!! Sick video as always
Downhill run with wooden bars - have that dentist on speed dial...
I'm absolutely ready for that t-shirt mate
Perfect for splinters
Honestly I trust that wood handle more than carbon bars
Could be a new kind of slopestyle competition with extra points for sketchy modifications on the bikes. You prolly wouldn‘t even have to do tricks if you run tape tires and wooden bars 😆
😂
No more wooden bars, we love you too much! ONCE was EPIC!
Just great content as always!
I’m going to need some track listings for these sick DnB excerpts you have been putting in your videos lately 💯🔥
Those bars need some Pilgrips! 👍
You’re insane! But in a good, entertaining way….🤘🏼
Sustainable bars definitely growing industry.
You absolutely crazy mate! Love your videos so much! 😁
Flair play Sam your always doing the stuff we all wondered would it work
Love this guy man
Hi,You have so Crazy Idea..... Amazing...🤟👽
so sick lol. Wood bars, and no breaks, jesus. I want to see massive ape hangers on a downhill bike smashing at a bike park.
Yo that was awesome Sam my dad is a carpenter and loves it😂
hey Sam you are really big inspiration to me, it would be nice if you include some BMX strange bikes in your videos!!
He’s risking his face for our entertainment. Such a great guy!!! 😂😂
Sam's got a garage full of bikes but gets his parts from B&Q 😂
Wondered for a while now sam how did you do your tooth? 😂 Love all the videos, one of my favourite youtubers. Got me into mtb, send it quite often at gisburn forest, off to bpw next year should be good 😊
Just being awesome by commenting! TY for another fun video :D
Wow.. now i dream to see Sam riding with bamboo bar 😁
There’s simply no limit to Sam Pilgrims content making associated to bicycles. Long beyond the next armageddon we’ll see videos like ”I turned my wheelbarrow into a bike”, ”Is it possible to make a tail whip with a lawn mower?” and ”See if I can replace the chain with a piece of rope on my mountainbike”. It’s gonna be epic!
@Teleg-ram me @Sampilgrim_1 Thanx for the attention Sam. Now I have to consider getting the Telegram app to be able to receive the Specialized Stumpjumper you want to send to me for christmas…
Available now
The new Sam Pilgrim eco bar 😂
Great vid man 🤘
All you needed to do was to go to the timber section and buy the lentgh of dowel. They most likely would've had several different types of timber to choose from. And would've been cheaper 😎👍👍
Sacrificer looks great.just loveit that Sam buy a tool to partly destroy it without using it 😂
The wooden wheels and the handelbar that chuld be awsome 😂❤
Sooooooooooo Dreamy!!!
It's been my goal for a year to do it. Can't get 2nd rotation. But your my hero. Please give it a go
I do my back flips off end of the Jetty
Love your videos Buddy. It inspires me a lot. ❤❤❤
Sam that was mad an so sketchy but u love it The more sketchy the better for u 👍👍
Sick video! Sick t shirt 😎
Next sponsorship: B&Q 😂