I really liked this restoration, lots of people just throw a lot of new parts at a frame. It was great to see you reuse everything possible with such care. Great work!
it was possible not to cut the bottom bracket cup, it was necessary to cool the water in the freezer and pour the cup from the inside so that it would freeze, and pour boiling water on the outside of the frame, and everything would be unscrewed.
muy buen video. lo basico e importante para una restauracion lo captaste en este video, debes seguir haciendo otros de otros temas pero igual concepto muyyyy bieeeen. saludos desde argentina, mendoza
We got two of these for our daughters ruclips.net/user/postUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L the same size for age 6 and 9. It works very well for both girls. Gears were very easy for them to learn. Changing gears up takes some hand strength and is a bit hard, but they are learning. They did not come with water bottle holders- we actually got confused and thought the Derailler Guard was the bottle holder!! Regardless of these details, the bikes are fantastic- even our six year old who only just learned to ride bikes caught on within an hour of practice and loves it. Lightweight and easy for them to handle. All the parts are in excellent condition and the bikes are easy to assemble and very well packaged. Great choice for kids!
apply paint remover at home, best way of getting stonned :D Bike after remembers me of old 90s titanium/alu bikes. Normally one puts a bit of hand take behind the handles to hide the mechanism, besides that, good application.
This isn't really a restoration either. Restore means to bring something back to a previous state, and that previous state normally means "new." He disassembled, cleaned, and re-greased, but he didn't restore anything back to its new condition, and that frame definitely wasn't bare aluminum when it was new. It was painted and had decals on it, like you see at the beginning of the video. The correct term for what he did is "refurbish," not "restore."
Wow! Una restauración genial, además llevas 3 platos igual que mi Devron eléctrica que uso para trabajar, tengo una Orbea grande de montaña, pero esa la uso los fines de semana. En fin amigo mi más sincer enhorabuena, por cómo has dejado una genial bici de carretera, que estaba desahuciada y condenada ala basurero, la has echo revivir.
That's an incredible vid and I loved the calm vibe of the video. You inspired me doing the same to my old Cannondale road bike. May I ask what you used for paint stripping? Thanks again and keep up the good work!
Great video and a fantastic result. Autosol is a great product. Did you polish the entire frame by hand? If so how long did that take? Also did you clear coat the frame after to protect it from future rust and corrosion?
I got a sander, but I'm afraid it gonna hurt the frame, and there are so many curves. So yes, i sand it all by hands for two days. I did plans to apply a clear coat, but then I found out aluminum is not that easy to rust, and Autosol itself proved some protection, so i just let it be.
It's an aluminum frame; aluminum doesn't rust. It can oxidize to the point of corrosion, but not under typical bike riding conditions. Bare aluminum parts have been common on bikes for ages, such as crank arms, chainrings, rims, hubs, seat posts, seat post clamps, stems, handlebars, caliper brakes, brake levers, headset cups, and other things.
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I really liked this restoration, lots of people just throw a lot of new parts at a frame. It was great to see you reuse everything possible with such care. Great work!
At minute 16:52, please don't add grease to the ratchets, they're stuck, you should add a little bit of oil; 1 to 2 drops. You're doing a good job!
This is so well filmed and cut! Love the part where you wrap the handlebars, since most bike restoration channels leave out this part!
Usually because everyone in the comments gets into an argument about the proper way to wrap bars lol
Thanks!
watching sir from phillippines 🙏 God bless 👍🤠
Awesome thank you!
Cool video! Thank you! Enjoyed the filming, the absense of music and a quiet (silent) process which was a pleasure to observe!
Speedy Delivery just what I needed.
Great job, congrats.
Thanks for the video
I learnt by using simple and cheaper tools around you.
Looking for more videos
Thanks again from Aotearoa
Glad to help,and thanks for your support.
it was possible not to cut the bottom bracket cup, it was necessary to cool the water in the freezer and pour the cup from the inside so that it would freeze, and pour boiling water on the outside of the frame, and everything would be unscrewed.
Only wish I could see your comment earlier
muy buen video. lo basico e importante para una restauracion lo captaste en este video, debes seguir haciendo otros de otros temas pero igual concepto muyyyy bieeeen. saludos desde argentina, mendoza
Thank you！I am actually preparing for another restoration right now.
We got two of these for our daughters ruclips.net/user/postUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L the same size for age 6 and 9. It works very well for both girls. Gears were very easy for them to learn. Changing gears up takes some hand strength and is a bit hard, but they are learning. They did not come with water bottle holders- we actually got confused and thought the Derailler Guard was the bottle holder!! Regardless of these details, the bikes are fantastic- even our six year old who only just learned to ride bikes caught on within an hour of practice and loves it. Lightweight and easy for them to handle. All the parts are in excellent condition and the bikes are easy to assemble and very well packaged. Great choice for kids!
Todo excelente, salvó el encintado quedó malo.
Yo bro nice video! Love the way you edits, the contents everything. What a stunning restoration.
Thanks man, appreciate it!
So beautiful !
Congratulations.
Thank you!
apply paint remover at home, best way of getting stonned :D
Bike after remembers me of old 90s titanium/alu bikes.
Normally one puts a bit of hand take behind the handles to hide the mechanism, besides that, good application.
Superb work
te quedo hermosa , felicitaciones por la restauracion, saludos desde Argentina
thanks!
Quality content.
I love how this is really a restoration unlike Coggie Bike he just repoints them frame and everything else is new
This isn't really a restoration either. Restore means to bring something back to a previous state, and that previous state normally means "new." He disassembled, cleaned, and re-greased, but he didn't restore anything back to its new condition, and that frame definitely wasn't bare aluminum when it was new. It was painted and had decals on it, like you see at the beginning of the video. The correct term for what he did is "refurbish," not "restore."
Wow! Una restauración genial, además llevas 3 platos igual que mi Devron eléctrica que uso para trabajar, tengo una Orbea grande de montaña, pero esa la uso los fines de semana. En fin amigo mi más sincer enhorabuena, por cómo has dejado una genial bici de carretera, que estaba desahuciada y condenada ala basurero, la has echo revivir.
Glad you like the video! Is my first restoration, the whole process toke me like three months,but i really enjoyed it.
wy u remove the original paint bro ?? damn it
amazing work
Очень круто 👍
Thanks!
Lots of work 😜
indeed!
Tip, reverse the direction when using the adjustable wrench than the one you use.
Good advice, thanks
what did you use for removing the frame paint?
just regular paint-remover from the local tool store
What is the white powder dissolved to treat the rust please?
citric acid 一般超市有賣...
What do you use for a paint stipe?
just random paint-romver from local tool store,i think it all do the same thing.
Me personally, I wouldve went with a Shimano Tiagra 4600 restoration or a silver Shimano 105 5700 restoration.
That's an incredible vid and I loved the calm vibe of the video. You inspired me doing the same to my old Cannondale road bike. May I ask what you used for paint stripping? Thanks again and keep up the good work!
Really appreciate it, please have a try. And for the stripping,i just bought a can of pretty cheap paint-remover from the local tool store.
@@Lrrrr663 thanks a lot!
What is the white powder and liquid that you use to soak the part in, to clean them ?
just citric acid and water or something else ?
The powder is citric acid with tap water to remove rust,and that kind of pink liquid is automobile engine cleaner to remove oil
Great video and a fantastic result. Autosol is a great product. Did you polish the entire frame by hand? If so how long did that take? Also did you clear coat the frame after to protect it from future rust and corrosion?
I got a sander, but I'm afraid it gonna hurt the frame, and there are so many curves. So yes, i sand it all by hands for two days. I did plans to apply a clear coat, but then I found out aluminum is not that easy to rust, and Autosol itself proved some protection, so i just let it be.
It's an aluminum frame; aluminum doesn't rust. It can oxidize to the point of corrosion, but not under typical bike riding conditions. Bare aluminum parts have been common on bikes for ages, such as crank arms, chainrings, rims, hubs, seat posts, seat post clamps, stems, handlebars, caliper brakes, brake levers, headset cups, and other things.
You shouldn't have scratched the paint off the car 😢
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美中不足的是大齿盘应该把黑漆完全抛光清理掉
本来也是这么打算的，但感觉这种铁的应该很快就氧化了，所以最后也没弄
you left a steel frame without cover coat?
这么细的维护，工钱都快够买这种旧车了
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You don't "restore" cassettes, you replace them
the correct word for brake is brake 😅
Got it, thank you!