Hi Gee, I discovered your channel a few days ago and I'm amazed. I got into the world of MTB a while ago and I love it. That said, I've seen that you don't use that common rubber that goes inside the tires, what product do you use? I'm intrigued. Regards Gee!!! Greetings from Chile.
Hi Gee, is there any reason you grease the headset before pressing the cups in, but not the same with the bottom bracket? I might be wrong but it looks like that’s how you did it. Great build!
Thank you Gee, again, for taking the time to engage with me and explain to me exactly what was going on. With your explanation, things take a very different turn, of course. But if you see only your video log , from second 89, you can understand why I felt compelled to put the situation under "a microscope". I'm glad that's NOT the case and everything is well. By the way, gorgeous bike, as always. Cheers from Coimbra, Portugal.
Gee, we've spoken in the past and I have the utmost respect and admiration for you. With that said, you should have inspected the frame and not gone ahead with the build. 90 secs into this video, while bolting the rear Trickstuff brake, it was clear the frame was scrapped and in one particular place, very badly, past the varnish and paint and into the core. As I said, I have the utmost admiration for you but, being the owner of 3 mtb's and building the 4th, knowing first hand how much they cost and then the care you take in protecting the frame with Ride Wrap in so many builds, I would NEVER take ownership of this bike. This is a case for warranty activation, period. I'm sorry my friend, had to say it...
Hi Luis, thanks for watching our videos and supporting the channel, appreciate you taking the time to comment and engage with the bikes we build, you have a keen eye! The frame is a Ex-display bike and has never been ridden, only displayed at a trade show and the marks you see are scratches to the clear film protection strips, if you look extra close you can see the protective film layer and there is no paint or structural damage to the frame at all, there is certainly no carbon core damage. Hope that clears it up for you.
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Hi Gee, I discovered your channel a few days ago and I'm amazed. I got into the world of MTB a while ago and I love it. That said, I've seen that you don't use that common rubber that goes inside the tires, what product do you use? I'm intrigued. Regards Gee!!! Greetings from Chile.
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Hi Gee, is there any reason you grease the headset before pressing the cups in, but not the same with the bottom bracket? I might be wrong but it looks like that’s how you did it. Great build!
6:50 Danggg
I like this framce so good ！
Excelentes videos de tanto que he mirado aprendí armar y desarmar bicicletas a ojos cerrados 😊 me ahorro servicios de mis 5 bicicletas 😅
Buen trabajo!!!
A beauty
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Saludos capó
Tanks🎉
Thank you Gee, again, for taking the time to engage with me and explain to me exactly what was going on. With your explanation, things take a very different turn, of course. But if you see only your video log , from second 89, you can understand why I felt compelled to put the situation under "a microscope". I'm glad that's NOT the case and everything is well. By the way, gorgeous bike, as always. Cheers from Coimbra, Portugal.
Where I'll find you bro . 😅
Juraba q esa bici iba a estar por debajo de los 10 kilos. 😮
Красиво
Excellent videos and wicked ass bikes!!
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Gee, we've spoken in the past and I have the utmost respect and admiration for you. With that said, you should have inspected the frame and not gone ahead with the build. 90 secs into this video, while bolting the rear Trickstuff brake, it was clear the frame was scrapped and in one particular place, very badly, past the varnish and paint and into the core. As I said, I have the utmost admiration for you but, being the owner of 3 mtb's and building the 4th, knowing first hand how much they cost and then the care you take in protecting the frame with Ride Wrap in so many builds, I would NEVER take ownership of this bike. This is a case for warranty activation, period. I'm sorry my friend, had to say it...
Hi Luis, thanks for watching our videos and supporting the channel, appreciate you taking the time to comment and engage with the bikes we build, you have a keen eye!
The frame is a Ex-display bike and has never been ridden, only displayed at a trade show and the marks you see are scratches to the clear film protection strips, if you look extra close you can see the protective film layer and there is no paint or structural damage to the frame at all, there is certainly no carbon core damage. Hope that clears it up for you.
I don't like the Maxxis tyres
Mtb