Hi seth! I just Want to say thank you for making the flip bike series, I really enjoy it and I enjoy learning about little snippets of knowledge, Thanks.
This is one of the best bicycle-centric series on RUclips. I always am in aww how Seth takes these old bikes and turns them into sweet rides. Please keep doing this series!! It makes my day.
In this throwaway world we live in today I just find it great to watch any video of someone taking care of an old thing. Even if it's not very valuable. I think taking care of stuff is just a good thing.
Seth you made this kids day, also he gets to tell all his friends that he is shredding Seth’s bike. He just became a local rock star🤘🏻. Well done, giving back to your community and putting another bike back on the trails, yes dude🙌🏻. Your setting a great example for ALL to follow.
Good memories. My daughter's 24" mountain bike got stolen and found a couple of months later in an abandoned lot, partly disassembled and missing parts. I spent about $100 on parts to get it back together and upgraded/simplified. While I was at it, I got rid of front derailleur, switched the grip shifts for thumb shifters, and replaced the (missing) brakes. It's now her younger brother's bike and is better than ever.
With inflation rising, I can't afford to build any bikes. Thanks Seth for the good feelings. 4/2023, I still flipped several bikes but I stay away from small and girl bikes. I have had success with learning and selling cheap bikes. This is my excuse to build up my arsenal of beautiful exciting bikes.
I hope you bring back flip bike! Me and my partner are learning all about bikes and watching you go through random bikes fixing them up gives a lot of knowledge and insight!
Having just done something similar on a Haro 24" for my son I can add a few suggestions: 1. Kenda makes some pretty fat 24" tires for a good price. I was just able to get 2.4's on my sons bike. Run them a low pressure for grip and comfort 2. Kids bikes always come with grip-shift b/c the companies say "they don't take thier hands off to shift"...but then no kid can ever shift them easily. I switch my kids' bikes to standard thumb/trigger shifters. Quick tip, if its a 6 speed bike, you can use a 7 speed shifter, just set the limits to get rid of the last click 3. Those stupid freewheels mean you can't easily swap on a bigger cassette, so it possible, get a smaller front ring on there 4. With v-brakes I put in extra long lever reach bolts to bring the brakes in closer to the grips, then set the pads super close to the rims so they can still get some power without hitting the handlebars with the lever. 5. I super short stem with shorten the reach for shorter riders.
I'm 53. When I was 16, I worked at a local bike shop. (building bikes) I'm So Impressed with Your Tools!! We did not have those! lol I Love Your Restoration/Upgrade Vids!
Hey Seth - I'm noticing you mention that often it's the replacement parts that make flipping a bike unprofitable. However, what if those replacement parts, eg tires, brakes, etc were as cheap as the bikes you're buying on craiglist, offerup, etc to resell? In my local area, we have a bike swap event (massive) that is held twice a year. I often can get tires for 1 - 2 bucks. I'm sure there's a local swap meet in your area and they could probably use the expanded coverage your channel would bring. Just a thought.
@@charlottemommy10 it's mostly quite nice, we worry little when we break cutlery as plates and cups are especially easy to go shopping for. With bicycles you have of course to be extra careful not to end up stealing. I did my due diligence and am pretty happy about a folding bicycle that needed hours of work and only 45€ in parts so far and ia extremely fun.
Seth your flip bike series inspired me to start flipping bikes myself, and so far it’s worked out great! In the last month I’ve successfully flipped 10 bikes, and I’m excited to keep going. Thank you for making such an awesome series, and inspiring others !
The cranks will probably not last with that paint but it looks good! Foot polished cranks are an accepted level of patina imo.. but if you really wanted to go for it you need a polishing station.
@@MichaelRei99 I've used flat black before on bikes it always looks cheap/dirty fast. But its a flip bike meant to only look good for the flip. I treat my stuff like I'm going to keep it for years to come.
I wouldn't have called it a loss, you blessed a young boy who in turn plans to bless someone else when he outgrows this bike. This is definitely a life lesson for him, helping others when you have the ability and the means plants seeds of helping others...on and on.
I love this! Thank you for being willing to put in the hard work and financial sacrifice to make an awesome bike for a child in need. I hope this inspires others with the means to do the same.
My neighbor gave me an old steel mtb, and after working on restoring it i can really appreciate how much effort you're putting into these. It is not easy to get those looking as brand new as you do.
One trick for getting coil cheap forks dialed is taking a greasy brush to reach and lube the inner bushings on the fork lowers, because those bushings make constant contact with the stanchions and they are the ones that hold your fork firmly.
This was probably my favorite episode of flip bike, I don't care about how much money you can make on the bike, I like watching the process of bringing a bike back to life!
Kids bikes always take a week or two to sell. But they sell, and usually to an amazing home who really wanted and needed the bike. Also, there was only gain here. Nobody lost because that kid is riding with his mom!! I love this!
I need to rewatch that with my son. He'll be 7 soon so not much room left on his 20" saddle post. I'm currently researching the market and will likely spending 200-250€ for a bike like this - he really wants some suspension and I want him to have dynamo hub lights, a rack would be nice as his current bike gets used basically daily and he needs to get stuff to school and alike. Nice job!
Check out the Bike Dads site and specifically the suspension section. They don’t recommend suspension for 20” and 24” for a variety of reasons that they explain there. You are better off adjusting tire pressure.
such a good video, i love how much you do for your community and the mtb community all together, always a good choice to watch your channel wether its a new video or old, i always learn something and you got me back into mtb again thanks seth! much love from canada
At first I was not sure where the Flip Bike series was going to go, but I love it. You are getting bikes back into the hands of people that can use them and that is awesome.
This video motivated me to get a old bike for my oldest kid and fix it up for him, because we weren't sure he would enjoy it. He loves it, and I'm not gonna lie I love working on his bike. I also reference this video when I'm looking for more ideas
I appreciate what you for what you do, Seth. You're a great guy. I just wish I could dig into your parts bin and upgrade my bike with those goodies inside.😁
I got a 2008 trek mt220 and totally redid it for my son, new derailleur and hanger, 1x conversion, new suntour spring fork, ground off front derailleur cable stop, a new paint job and a lot of wet sanding and polishing. Was super fun!
Love the build and the Karma behind it. Black Berm Peak stickers on that green fork would’ve really set it off though! Now, I can’t wait for more Flip Bike!
The bike in the videl reminded me of my old bike which i still have, it used to carry me to and from high school back in 2016-2017, lots of hangouts and rideouts with friends, i will start working on it to make it Rideable again
Keep in mind bolts have different grades. Most structural bolts on a bicycle are at least 8.8, especially stems and bars are most likely at least 10.9 or even 12.9. So just checking length and thread pitch is not enough
Beautiful job, Seth. It was 100% worth the financial loss, in my opinion as well. That mother and son you helped out are going to continue riding towards a better, healthier lifestyle and forge a stronger relationship simultaneously. Totally worth the $203 loss
Hey Seth, I just want to say thank you for introducing me to the bike world and thanks to you now I work in a bike shop, get to ride my bike everyday and found a lifelong passion!!!
Buying an old bike: 45 dollars. Upgrading and restoring it: 155 dollars. Giving it to a kid who will love it and pay it forward: Priceless! Love what you are doing Seth!
Great Seth, i'm from the Netherlands and i restore about 4-6 kids bikes a year. Mostly complete build up and sometimes spray painting forks etc. Very similar approach. I buy them rusty and wore down and put them on the street and even make a bit money on it. But the biggest reward is the smile on these kids faces when they ride there new bike for the first time. Priceless ! Keep on the good work. Really enjoying your channel !
That was awesome. i'm gonna rebuild the old kid bike in my garage and give it away. i should have enough piece to make it work for no money. Flip Bike is really my favorite series on this website.
I just resurrected a Specialized Fatboy 20" for my son. Large part of my motivation from watching Seth fix bikes over the mant years I've been watching.
I have my first on the way. A little boy! I can’t wait to get him his first bike. A clunker like this would be an awesome father son project! I got a little choked up during this video because it made me think about the adventures to come for little dude and I.
So you didn't make any money from the sale of the bike, but we as your subscribers will hopefully make up for the loss by watching enough of this amazing content!! I could not afford new bikes for my family but shopped around a bit and managed to get 3 bikes in decent condition. I spent a bit of time just cleaning them up and servicing what I can. Besides the drivetrain on one needing to be replaced they are all rideable and we can be out on the trails as a family. I learn a lot from these and your other bike builds and tune-ups. Thanx Seth. Appreciate what you are putting back into the MTB community!
This is so cool. Kid looks super happy. I did something like this on my youtube channle, build a gaming PC free of cost for a friend who has cancer. This type of stuff really cheers people up. Good work Seth, keep killing it.
I love this series! And I love how you are willing to give back to the community by making sure kids have what they need and sometimes taking a loss on something. Keep up the great job sir!
That's going to be one happy kid! Seeing this reminds me of why I volunteer at my local bike co-op: old lemons stay on the road and some kid (or adult trying to get to work or what not) gets to be happy without breaking the bank!
Went through something similar, sold my kid's 24" Raleigh Scout that we had bought new and all three kids rode at some point. Refreshed it much like you did with new cables, paint, Schwalbe tires, etc. I knew the market was slim for better kids bikes and after three weeks I finally found a buyer for $125. But that kid was smiles so it was worth it!
Great vid, used to have one of these bikes as a kid and it was mega fun, only thing I wanna say is on the thread holes when you were painting the crank arms, use some tape to cover those threads! It can help them not feel gritty or help parts go loose when you install pedals.
Such a great series. This is one thing people are missing with department store bikes. That $70 bike goes in the trash after a year. This is probably this bikes 3rd or 4th owner and still going strong.
Didn't make any money... but you're gonna make a ton of memories for one and possibly more people. Great job Seth! Love the series.
spoiler alert
@@TheDonkDonk420 Watch the video and then read the comments maybe?
@@TheDonkDonk420 it literally says in the title 'and we lose money on it'
@@TheDonkDonk420 if you're reading the comments before watching any video, you had it coming
@@rpungello ...exactly...
Hi seth! I just Want to say thank you for making the flip bike series, I really enjoy it and I enjoy learning about little snippets of knowledge, Thanks.
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I really enjoy your videos. They are informative and very well done. Got me interested in mountain biking again. Thanks.
This is one of the best bicycle-centric series on RUclips. I always am in aww how Seth takes these old bikes and turns them into sweet rides. Please keep doing this series!! It makes my day.
If you like this I know this RUclipsr called ‘EvansMTBsaga’ and he does stuff like this in most of his videos.
In this throwaway world we live in today I just find it great to watch any video of someone taking care of an old thing. Even if it's not very valuable. I think taking care of stuff is just a good thing.
Seth you made this kids day, also he gets to tell all his friends that he is shredding Seth’s bike. He just became a local rock star🤘🏻. Well done, giving back to your community and putting another bike back on the trails, yes dude🙌🏻. Your setting a great example for ALL to follow.
Assuming any of his friends even know who Seth is.
Good memories. My daughter's 24" mountain bike got stolen and found a couple of months later in an abandoned lot, partly disassembled and missing parts. I spent about $100 on parts to get it back together and upgraded/simplified. While I was at it, I got rid of front derailleur, switched the grip shifts for thumb shifters, and replaced the (missing) brakes. It's now her younger brother's bike and is better than ever.
Good to hear you got it back albeit missing a few parts but still great to hear its still being used 👍
I'm surprised you got it back. That's especially rare for a stolen bike.
Hey Seth, I just went to berm park yesterday and it was amazing
Nice Winder Towing shirt I love watching those guys too
I love Flip Bike and I love seeing a needy child get a nice bike! Especially one that was meticulously restored by you Seth. Way to go!!!
With inflation rising, I can't afford to build any bikes. Thanks Seth for the good feelings. 4/2023, I still flipped several bikes but I stay away from small and girl bikes. I have had success with learning and selling cheap bikes. This is my excuse to build up my arsenal of beautiful exciting bikes.
I followed your tips on good photos, clean bike, and good description to sell my old DiamondBack Sorrento from 2003 this past weekend!
Great flip brother - you just made that lil dude’s year and made Mom happy to see him happy. Well done !!!
Love seeing Seth rock the Winder Towing shirt. Proves that you guys using the same music in some of the videos is no accident! Keep up the great work.
I hope you bring back flip bike! Me and my partner are learning all about bikes and watching you go through random bikes fixing them up gives a lot of knowledge and insight!
Having just done something similar on a Haro 24" for my son I can add a few suggestions:
1. Kenda makes some pretty fat 24" tires for a good price. I was just able to get 2.4's on my sons bike. Run them a low pressure for grip and comfort
2. Kids bikes always come with grip-shift b/c the companies say "they don't take thier hands off to shift"...but then no kid can ever shift them easily. I switch my kids' bikes to standard thumb/trigger shifters. Quick tip, if its a 6 speed bike, you can use a 7 speed shifter, just set the limits to get rid of the last click
3. Those stupid freewheels mean you can't easily swap on a bigger cassette, so it possible, get a smaller front ring on there
4. With v-brakes I put in extra long lever reach bolts to bring the brakes in closer to the grips, then set the pads super close to the rims so they can still get some power without hitting the handlebars with the lever.
5. I super short stem with shorten the reach for shorter riders.
Pro tip: he’s a pro and knows ALL of this already. Leave the channel to him.
@@lucilledog8832 it’s just suggestions dude, that kind of negativity isn’t necessary in this community and it can go elsewhere.
I'm 53. When I was 16, I worked at a local bike shop. (building bikes) I'm So Impressed with Your Tools!! We did not have those! lol I Love Your Restoration/Upgrade Vids!
Honestly, you make the highest quality mountain biking videos on RUclips, good work man.
How awesome. Luckiest kid on earth. Love your work. Keep ‘em coming. I find myself rewatching all the flip bikes. Can’t get enough of them
Hey Seth - I'm noticing you mention that often it's the replacement parts that make flipping a bike unprofitable. However, what if those replacement parts, eg tires, brakes, etc were as cheap as the bikes you're buying on craiglist, offerup, etc to resell? In my local area, we have a bike swap event (massive) that is held twice a year. I often can get tires for 1 - 2 bucks. I'm sure there's a local swap meet in your area and they could probably use the expanded coverage your channel would bring. Just a thought.
good call man
In my area people often put stuff on the sidewalk. 1 tyre and 2 bikes have come to me that way so far.
@@Jacksparrow4986 wow!
@@charlottemommy10 it's mostly quite nice, we worry little when we break cutlery as plates and cups are especially easy to go shopping for. With bicycles you have of course to be extra careful not to end up stealing. I did my due diligence and am pretty happy about a folding bicycle that needed hours of work and only 45€ in parts so far and ia extremely fun.
Good call! Community gear swap meets is an excellent idea to bring the community together
You are a gem! Not only did that little boy get an awesome bike, he got one from YOU! Thank you so much for your generosity! Love this series!
Seth your flip bike series inspired me to start flipping bikes myself, and so far it’s worked out great! In the last month I’ve successfully flipped 10 bikes, and I’m excited to keep going. Thank you for making such an awesome series, and inspiring others !
My favourite episode. Paying it back. Move to Oz and I’ll buy all your flip bikes. Cheers
The cranks will probably not last with that paint but it looks good! Foot polished cranks are an accepted level of patina imo.. but if you really wanted to go for it you need a polishing station.
Flat black always looks cheap. But you are right, polished cranks are the way to go.
@@KoltFin compared to what it looked like it looks amazing. Let’s see your flip bike when it’s done!
@@MichaelRei99 he isn't wrong.. and spray painting a flat piece of metal isn't exactly brain surgery.. no need for the 'tude
@@MichaelRei99 I've used flat black before on bikes it always looks cheap/dirty fast. But its a flip bike meant to only look good for the flip. I treat my stuff like I'm going to keep it for years to come.
@@MichaelRei99 Let's see your flip bike A'hole... otherwise take your own advice and STFU.
I wouldn't have called it a loss, you blessed a young boy who in turn plans to bless someone else when he outgrows this bike.
This is definitely a life lesson for him, helping others when you have the ability and the means plants seeds of helping others...on and on.
I love this! Thank you for being willing to put in the hard work and financial sacrifice to make an awesome bike for a child in need. I hope this inspires others with the means to do the same.
I can't help but hear the Car Trek music when you reavealed the final bike ; )
Same :)
Nice “winder towing” shirt!
My neighbor gave me an old steel mtb, and after working on restoring it i can really appreciate how much effort you're putting into these. It is not easy to get those looking as brand new as you do.
One trick for getting coil cheap forks dialed is taking a greasy brush to reach and lube the inner bushings on the fork lowers, because those bushings make constant contact with the stanchions and they are the ones that hold your fork firmly.
This was probably my favorite episode of flip bike, I don't care about how much money you can make on the bike, I like watching the process of bringing a bike back to life!
600 views in 4 mins... You are definitely doing something right Seth, good job!
3k in 10 mins, he really deserves em tho :)
So that flip made for a happy boy, happy mother, happy Seth and, until now, around 250000 happy viewers. I would say, that's great success. I love it!
I loved this series! Bring it back? 😊
He explained why he stopped making these for now on his other channel. It's in his 'Berm "Peak" back at 2022' video!
Kids bikes always take a week or two to sell. But they sell, and usually to an amazing home who really wanted and needed the bike. Also, there was only gain here. Nobody lost because that kid is riding with his mom!! I love this!
I need to rewatch that with my son. He'll be 7 soon so not much room left on his 20" saddle post. I'm currently researching the market and will likely spending 200-250€ for a bike like this - he really wants some suspension and I want him to have dynamo hub lights, a rack would be nice as his current bike gets used basically daily and he needs to get stuff to school and alike. Nice job!
Check out the Bike Dads site and specifically the suspension section. They don’t recommend suspension for 20” and 24” for a variety of reasons that they explain there. You are better off adjusting tire pressure.
Full grown men ride 20” bmx. You don't sit down on a bmx
@@janeblogs324 then you can't commute with it not very versatile
@@janeblogs324 which is why people tend to say BMX is not a "real man's" bike
My first ever bike (circa 2005 at 3 years old) was a bright yellow Novara. That's the bike that took me from training wheels to none. The memories!
such a good video, i love how much you do for your community and the mtb community all together, always a good choice to watch your channel wether its a new video or old, i always learn something and you got me back into mtb again thanks seth! much love from canada
At first I was not sure where the Flip Bike series was going to go, but I love it. You are getting bikes back into the hands of people that can use them and that is awesome.
Thats one solid DJ build right there
Yeah, i was about to say that what a nice dj
This video motivated me to get a old bike for my oldest kid and fix it up for him, because we weren't sure he would enjoy it. He loves it, and I'm not gonna lie I love working on his bike.
I also reference this video when I'm looking for more ideas
I appreciate what you for what you do, Seth. You're a great guy. I just wish I could dig into your parts bin and upgrade my bike with those goodies inside.😁
I got a 2008 trek mt220 and totally redid it for my son, new derailleur and hanger, 1x conversion, new suntour spring fork, ground off front derailleur cable stop, a new paint job and a lot of wet sanding and polishing. Was super fun!
love this series! keep them coming!
Love the build and the Karma behind it. Black Berm Peak stickers on that green fork would’ve really set it off though! Now, I can’t wait for more Flip Bike!
Did anyone else immediately think CarTrek when you first heard the reveal music?😂
Never knew the music had that extra couple bars... was really jarring.
Same 😂
The bike in the videl reminded me of my old bike which i still have, it used to carry me to and from high school back in 2016-2017, lots of hangouts and rideouts with friends, i will start working on it to make it Rideable again
This series really could help the riders be a bit more sustainable by sharing service knowledge
I absolutely love watching the flip bike series! I will go back and re watch older ones constantly! Keep them coming !
That bike looks absolutely awesome, and since you passed it to other people, the return will be doubled
Bike repair and parts $205...... paying it forward and helping someone in need priceless! Way to go ! Good for you!
Keep in mind bolts have different grades. Most structural bolts on a bicycle are at least 8.8, especially stems and bars are most likely at least 10.9 or even 12.9. So just checking length and thread pitch is not enough
Most hardware stores won't sell less than an 8.8 bolt, and any socket cap bolt is 10.9 minimum, so it's unlikely anything was too weak.
That bike came out beautifully . Any kid should be so lucky and proud .
Any plans for flip bike season 2???
Seth always doing his part to help the bicycle community. His actions has positively changed this kids life forever.
Beautiful job, Seth. It was 100% worth the financial loss, in my opinion as well. That mother and son you helped out are going to continue riding towards a better, healthier lifestyle and forge a stronger relationship simultaneously. Totally worth the $203 loss
You did good, man. The kids was riding a bike with no breaks. You saved the kids from a crash.
Puts a smile on the boy's face - priceless!
Good on you Seth! Sounds like a few kids will be enjoying biking more due to your generosity!
Hey Seth, I just want to say thank you for introducing me to the bike world and thanks to you now I work in a bike shop, get to ride my bike everyday and found a lifelong passion!!!
Nothing beats seeing a kid smile mate, good on ya.
Buying an old bike: 45 dollars.
Upgrading and restoring it: 155 dollars.
Giving it to a kid who will love it and pay it forward: Priceless!
Love what you are doing Seth!
Great Seth, i'm from the Netherlands and i restore about 4-6 kids bikes a year. Mostly complete build up and sometimes spray painting forks etc. Very similar approach. I buy them rusty and wore down and put them on the street and even make a bit money on it. But the biggest reward is the smile on these kids faces when they ride there new bike for the first time. Priceless ! Keep on the good work. Really enjoying your channel !
Very well done! It's a great thing you have done to help a kid. And it will be passed on to other kids.
I love how much attention to detail you put into the bike and the making of the videos!!
If I had the used parts bin like you do, I'd start doing this too. I love restoring old stuff that still has use.
That was awesome. i'm gonna rebuild the old kid bike in my garage and give it away. i should have enough piece to make it work for no money.
Flip Bike is really my favorite series on this website.
Your heart wins seth. You may have lost some mney but you gained love from a kid who loves to ride. Bless u more buddy!
Honestly this is one of the better flip bike episodes simply because of how pleasant every intention and interaction was 🤙
Winder Towing - naturally Seth watches them “get ‘em out” in southern Utah
I just resurrected a Specialized Fatboy 20" for my son. Large part of my motivation from watching Seth fix bikes over the mant years I've been watching.
I have my first on the way. A little boy! I can’t wait to get him his first bike. A clunker like this would be an awesome father son project! I got a little choked up during this video because it made me think about the adventures to come for little dude and I.
So you didn't make any money from the sale of the bike, but we as your subscribers will hopefully make up for the loss by watching enough of this amazing content!! I could not afford new bikes for my family but shopped around a bit and managed to get 3 bikes in decent condition. I spent a bit of time just cleaning them up and servicing what I can. Besides the drivetrain on one needing to be replaced they are all rideable and we can be out on the trails as a family. I learn a lot from these and your other bike builds and tune-ups. Thanx Seth. Appreciate what you are putting back into the MTB community!
This is so cool. Kid looks super happy. I did something like this on my youtube channle, build a gaming PC free of cost for a friend who has cancer. This type of stuff really cheers people up. Good work Seth, keep killing it.
Seth has done so much for the MTB community and this is just another for this family and for the one after that. Thank you Seth.
Love the Winder Towing t-shirt! Love your channel and love Matt’s Off-road Recovery too!
Money isn’t everything. The kids memories are more important. Great job Seth!
Nice! I like the Winder towing shirt!
Great episode of flip bike. Love seeing kids get on bikes, and the fact that it will be getting passed down again for free is great!
Jooo the Winder towing shirt is mint! Cool to see your a fan of Matts as well. Splendid video as always!
Seth, great video! One of the best in the series. I've always liked that you use the channels to give back to the community. This is another example.
That's gonna make some kid so happy! I know I would have loved it as a kid.
Soo, Seth got a call. He's gonna get that bike out to a worthy recipient. (Matt's off road recovery shirt)
Like your Winder Towing T-shirt (Matts Off Road Recovery...)
I love this series! And I love how you are willing to give back to the community by making sure kids have what they need and sometimes taking a loss on something. Keep up the great job sir!
Thanks for paying it forward and I know that you can't put a price on it but I learned a lot about refurbishing a bike.
That's going to be one happy kid! Seeing this reminds me of why I volunteer at my local bike co-op: old lemons stay on the road and some kid (or adult trying to get to work or what not) gets to be happy without breaking the bank!
This might be my favorite series. I love tinkering and making things new again.
we need more flip bike ... I love seeing bike restorations like this, as I ride my 2012 trek 8500 and my son a 2000 Marin Bobcat Trail
Went through something similar, sold my kid's 24" Raleigh Scout that we had bought new and all three kids rode at some point. Refreshed it much like you did with new cables, paint, Schwalbe tires, etc. I knew the market was slim for better kids bikes and after three weeks I finally found a buyer for $125. But that kid was smiles so it was worth it!
Great vid, used to have one of these bikes as a kid and it was mega fun, only thing I wanna say is on the thread holes when you were painting the crank arms, use some tape to cover those threads! It can help them not feel gritty or help parts go loose when you install pedals.
Not a $203 loss b/c the bike, and the donation, are priceless to both the giver and the receiver. Good on ya Seth!
Hi Seth. Really enjoying flip bike and am happy to see you giving to kids and families. Keep up the good work.
Always love the willingness Seth has to give back
What a great thing to do! There need to be more people like you Seth.
That's amazing ! Good work on the bike I'm sure the little dude is super happy !!
Winder towing t-shirt, nice 👍
Car Trek's theme song ... could this be a hooptie bike?
Keep on with the good work!
Had my bike stolen recently and am struggling to replace it, you convinced me to restore one! This series is so cool!
Such a great series. This is one thing people are missing with department store bikes. That $70 bike goes in the trash after a year. This is probably this bikes 3rd or 4th owner and still going strong.
Best thing bout this is being able to watch the video back of your own bike being refurbished!