That rack for the wren fork is pretty close to exactly what I'd want for my inverted fork. Super excited to see it hit the market, which it hopefully will.
Pre order that slick rack from Rat King Frames. Never would’ve known about it if it weren’t for your vid. It’s important to support independent craftsmen like Smith. Thanks for the pro tip!
Awesome products, I especially loved the Tomii hand made products. Unfortunately all his current stock seems to depleted on their store. Loving the content Sir. Cheers!
Props to the trainer, the two bikes I train on indoors are a track bike and a thru axle gravel bike, can confirm finding something that could hold both ends of the spectrum was unreasonably difficult for 2023
@@BirdmanDeuce26no, 'inverted' forks have existed on motorcycles for years - because they're better: the seals are lubed, and the stiffness is theoretically better. None of the internals are changed (aside from orientation), unlike Lefties. Lefties are about reducing weight and the special slider system - in addition to the spring and damper being in the single tube.
Another great show of ingenuity. I applaud all the participants for their thoughtfulness. I Can't wait for the Velo Orange shifters. Just what I was wishing for this week as I want to swap different resr wheels on my older bikes (cassette and freewheel) and avoid making shifter and cable changes. And those customizable bars look so comfortable. And it is great to listen to the people who imagined better things and made them happen.
The friction brifters look amazing, so from what I understand every time you push one of the levers it would pull or release the cable the amount you pushed, but if you want to go all the way you can do it in two or three shots? That would be amazing, this way you could actually get used to how much to push the lever to shift x amount of gears, and you can adjust/trim it with the other lever to be dead center... I just wish it was done in shimano style levers instead (sorry campy lovers I just can't stand the thumb mechanism) but that might have to do with patents.
The nice thing about it being campag style is you can press both levers simultaneously to shift one way, then slightly back the other. Campag levers actually work like this if the springs that push against the ratchet ring snap.
The Titanium drop bars would be good if the joint, drops and bars were connected by a bolt. That way if you want to change the bar width you keep the joints, drops and just change the main bar
Not a 29er, an eBike, a FatBike, Cargo bike, or even smaller bikes like Brompton, or BikeFriday- it also does have the load capacity for heavier bikes or riders - we would break 3 of the Kurt Kinnetic trainers / year due to the volume and weight the bikes- we’re seeing 500+ BikeFits/ year
@@PedalPT really? KK trainers are really bombproof for the majority of bikes. 29” was not a standard when they came out. All the others are really one offs.
all these products to transform a gravel bike or a mountain bike into something it's not... just buy a trekking bike. it will have all these products already installed at a fraction of the cost
Growtac Equal, eh? Colour. Me. Interested. Veeery interested. And if it comes out in a year or so that would be perfect timing for the Curve GMX+ I'm working towards.
Great preview of new bike accessories 😎
Beautiful bells.
I wanted to hear the bell!
Tomii pieces, pure artistry.
That Tomii stuff is lovely... but I want me those GrowTac shifters.
Yeah the shifters are a game changer
I want them and I don't even have a drop bar bike!!
I’ll take one of everything!
I hope they work with Klampers also
Ok lmao. Like quality shifting hasn't been solved 40 years ago
Thank you! Now I finally know what those "cable end balls" are. So simple but genius!
More good stuff... holy moly those hand-hammered bells are wondrous!!!
Those bells are works of art. Love them.
03:47 at what point do splayed drop bars become flat bars
What do the bells sound like?
Great coverage!
I love the cable cherries! I have them on all my bikes
We’re those Tomii spacers a new take on Navajo Storyteller rings?
I've been trying to invent this 'multi brand shifter' in my head, I'm so happy someone is doing it!
That rack for the wren fork is pretty close to exactly what I'd want for my inverted fork. Super excited to see it hit the market, which it hopefully will.
Tomii Cycles sold out of all of their bells. Pretty much everything else too
$400 for a stem cap lol. I realize they are pieces of art, but damn. $200 for a 10mm spacer and $150 for a bell. Kinda nuts, but they still sold!
Pre order that slick rack from Rat King Frames. Never would’ve known about it if it weren’t for your vid. It’s important to support independent craftsmen like Smith. Thanks for the pro tip!
Those GrowTac shifters looks absolutely awesome. Cant wait
The inverted suspension for bike racks is a nice one.
Those bells are gorgeous!!!!
Thanks, Russ!
Rat King stuff has always been awesome. I'd love to see that rack supporting a Carradice-style bag on the rear.
So much artistry, creativity and talent ❤❤❤
Go Kevin! Way to represent PTs!
Thanks! I got super nervous when the camera was on and the microphone in my face! 😬
Awesome products, I especially loved the Tomii hand made products. Unfortunately all his current stock seems to depleted on their store. Loving the content Sir. Cheers!
That guy was rolling on sum
Props to the trainer, the two bikes I train on indoors are a track bike and a thru axle gravel bike, can confirm finding something that could hold both ends of the spectrum was unreasonably difficult for 2023
Blackburn made a trainer that could accommodate a variety of wheel sizes in the 90s. I have one. This looks similar in concept. Good idea
You don't run smart? What year is this
Didn't know of inverted suspension forks. Intriguing!
It’s the same/similar idea behind the Cannondale Lefty fork
@@BirdmanDeuce26no, 'inverted' forks have existed on motorcycles for years - because they're better: the seals are lubed, and the stiffness is theoretically better. None of the internals are changed (aside from orientation), unlike Lefties.
Lefties are about reducing weight and the special slider system - in addition to the spring and damper being in the single tube.
Another great show of ingenuity. I applaud all the participants for their thoughtfulness. I Can't wait for the Velo Orange shifters. Just what I was wishing for this week as I want to swap different resr wheels on my older bikes (cassette and freewheel) and avoid making shifter and cable changes. And those customizable bars look so comfortable.
And it is great to listen to the people who imagined better things and made them happen.
Seems just like a Campag ergo when the g-springs have snapped. It works just like this - shifts but no clicks or indexing.
Is the Made Show in the same location every year? Need to make plans to visit in 2024.
Hey there 👋. I'm the fella from the Wren Sports booth in the video. The plan is to have the same venue next year as this year. See you there!
Did someone the "Ehm"s ?!
The upside down cargo fork is pretty interesting. 😍 should be useful on a bike like canyon grizl trail
Love the video! You can feel the good vibe on those people! Hope we had such fairs on Europe
Another excellent video. The PLP coverage of the event has been top-notch!
Thank you. LOVE THIS content.
The friction brifters look amazing, so from what I understand every time you push one of the levers it would pull or release the cable the amount you pushed, but if you want to go all the way you can do it in two or three shots? That would be amazing, this way you could actually get used to how much to push the lever to shift x amount of gears, and you can adjust/trim it with the other lever to be dead center... I just wish it was done in shimano style levers instead (sorry campy lovers I just can't stand the thumb mechanism) but that might have to do with patents.
The nice thing about it being campag style is you can press both levers simultaneously to shift one way, then slightly back the other. Campag levers actually work like this if the springs that push against the ratchet ring snap.
That is an amazing show, thanks for taking us through 👍
Any links?
Great channel - stellar coverage
9:32 Those top caps are gorgeous! Heart-stoppingly so.
It's pretty clear the *_Made_* show was packed with great products and people
More info on the bag support rack please.
4:04 love the tombstone detail lol
I want to hang with Forager Cycles. Love to listen to him talk!
The Titanium drop bars would be good if the joint, drops and bars were connected by a bolt. That way if you want to change the bar width you keep the joints, drops and just change the main bar
That sounds like a good way to introduce failure points.
@@PathLessPedaledTV True
seiko turtle. a man of class
These videos are fantastic! Just saying. ;) I didn't want or need a bell for my bike, but I want one for my desk or Christmas tree. LOL
where do I find the tomii stuff?
Kurt Kinetic road machine is a wheel on trainer that fits almost any bike.
Not a 29er, an eBike, a FatBike, Cargo bike, or even smaller bikes like Brompton, or BikeFriday- it also does have the load capacity for heavier bikes or riders - we would break 3 of the Kurt Kinnetic trainers / year due to the volume and weight the bikes- we’re seeing 500+ BikeFits/ year
@@PedalPT really? KK trainers are really bombproof for the majority of bikes. 29” was not a standard when they came out. All the others are really one offs.
Tomii!❤
Peak bell! DING-DONG!
Is Microshift there?
Thought you were moving to Spain😀
November.
@@PathLessPedaledTV looking forward to your adventures there….make sure to visit Morocco
what’s old is new again, my wife has a Surly Pacer with Shimano brifters that are almost identical
Maybe aesthetically but I can guarantee it didn’t have adjustable gearing.
all these products to transform a gravel bike or a mountain bike into something it's not... just buy a trekking bike. it will have all these products already installed at a fraction of the cost
Growtac Equal, eh? Colour. Me. Interested. Veeery interested. And if it comes out in a year or so that would be perfect timing for the Curve GMX+ I'm working towards.