Get Maximum Control on your Mountain Bike / Funn MTB Components

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  • Опубликовано: 16 дек 2024

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  • @techjeeper8800
    @techjeeper8800 Год назад +1

    I love the Funn dropper lever. It is my favorite I have ever used. Slowly putting them on all my bikes.

  • @MTBQandA
    @MTBQandA Год назад

    That Funn set up looks amazing! And great ride vid!

  • @patchesthejaybird8431
    @patchesthejaybird8431 Год назад +1

    Looks sick! FUNN products rock. Love the Rift Zone too. The price on those is so low for the performance, wow!

  • @boldblod
    @boldblod Год назад

    There is a feeling that on the takeaway is the side that says Funn with a green tint, and the second one is more silver. I have the same stem but on the contrary with a greenish tint, the one on the adjustment scale)

  • @snbsmtb
    @snbsmtb Год назад +1

    Great video bud!!

  • @mtbboy1993
    @mtbboy1993 Год назад

    Maximum control? 😀will I get maximum control on a 2000s MTB, with super steep head angle and super small frame, bad and too square and narrow tyres, like 2.1 or maybe narrower?😀But on a serious note, I am curious if these bars are super stiff, harsh like Burgtec Ride 38 I tried was. I am back on carbon bars now, with One Up carbon. Before I used RaceFace sixc35 also well damped and comfortable, but that bar flexed in all directions, but One up only flexes up and down. I've not experimented with many bars, I just got what I could get my hands on when I could get it. I tried the Burgtech bar cus I could not get any handlebar anywhere I looked in my width, and rise I needed, I looked in international retailers, looked in many retailers, it was a shortage, but now that has ended I think. But definitely would not use Burgtec Ride High for mtb, commuting/city riding type riding, yes. But there probably are less harsh bars out there, but I carbon bars mgiht be more comfortable, so far all I've tried were comfier than Alu bars I've tried.

  • @lutz3036
    @lutz3036 Год назад

    nice video, but i have a question: does your stem tool rattle around while riding??

    • @RunBikeMike
      @RunBikeMike  Год назад +1

      I haven’t had any issues with it rattling

    • @lutz3036
      @lutz3036 Год назад

      @@RunBikeMike okay, thanks!!

  • @guyver626
    @guyver626 Год назад

    Nice video. You got yourself a new subscriber.

  • @mtbboy1993
    @mtbboy1993 Год назад

    2:38 Plastic bar end plugs won't do so well, maybe this one works better than most, but still always use Alu bar end plugs. they are more robust.

  • @johnnydoe66
    @johnnydoe66 Год назад

    What trail system is that?
    BTW I am running Race Face Affect 35mm bar and stem, bars are 780mm wide and the stem is 40mm long. I didn't notice anything as far as stiffness goes, but the handling was much better from the factory 750mm bar and 60mm 31.8 clamp setup.

    • @RunBikeMike
      @RunBikeMike  Год назад

      That was Two Rivers bike park near Nixa MO.

    • @johnnydoe66
      @johnnydoe66 Год назад

      @@RunBikeMike Thanks, I will check it out on MTB Project

  • @STLMTB
    @STLMTB Год назад

    The biggest difference for me was a shorter stem length. 50 to 40mm and holy crap I can whip around berms/corners like never before.

    • @RunBikeMike
      @RunBikeMike  Год назад +1

      It is crazy how only 10mm can play a big part in control on your bike

  • @mrupholsteryman
    @mrupholsteryman Год назад

    You could always just get some more padded gloves...