DREAM BUILD GRAVEL BIKE - Stanton Switchpath Titanium
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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Great Build ❤😊
Thanks both of you. i learned a lot from your videos :) Hello from D.C.
Beautiful ride buddy
Watching these dream builds made me train up to be a mechanic. So I did all the Cytech courses. Any tips for someone just starting out?
Shop mech here. Get as much experience as you can. Push yourself to do new, more challenging services and rebuilds, don't turn opportunities down unless you think you might screw up the part(s), and if you do turn one down, shadow the guy/lady who does it instead. Take notes on tricky procedures, there's no shame in consulting instructions. Be friendly to your fellow mechs and customers. Keep the workshop tidy. Admit your mistakes and fix them immediately at your own cost if necessary, and don't be afraid to make them, we all do! Do your research is one of the biggest tips I can give. The nerdier you are the better mechanic you will be. That means not just sticking to modern stuff. Learn the obscure vintage standards, imperial and metric stuff, you never know when it might come in handy. Never visibly display an adjustable wrench, you don't want to be seen using one, until you absolutely need one, then it will be a lifesaver. Oh, and don't loose all the 10mm wrenches! I wish you a happy career!
@@judechandler5102 I worked in a bike shop in the mid to late 90's and the 10 mm spanners going missing was a thing back then as well. I thought they wouldn't be needed now with the modern stuff.
@@garethhelliwell9736 you won't be seeing any 10mm anything on a decent modern bike, but most low end bikes still use them, and 9 and 8mm bolts, and of course anything vintage. How often you need one depends on the establishment you work at, and what sort of bikes you work on there, but boy oh boy do they still go missing! I really should've said 5mm allen key too, but I was making that age old joke...sigh
Wow nice titanium gravel bike
I m sorry, I m really a beginner but what's the grey part before the tire ? thanks :)
I think they are called rim protectors. This are tubeless wheels, so you can add this rubber that acts as a bumper against rough trails.
@@Panteonthemaster thank you for your answer :)
awesome build! is that a Ti fork?
yes it is
Your all cycle Indian rupees how much bro Anna please tell
If I owned that bicycle it would only touch dirt like 3 times a year
Soooooothing...
0:30 BRO? 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
Definitely a dream build, Gee.
Hello from Brazil 🇧🇷
13:03 What are these grey things you put on the rim?
Carrera crossfire is all you need.😊
This channel is so amazing....👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
yes but why would you wear rubber boots? :P
Sir how much this cycle price
From £2099. www.stantonbikes.com/product/switchpath-ti/
🙂😊👏🏿🚵♂️
Another build MTN
Inner cable for titanium frame is rare right?
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not at all. its quite common.
Amazing build once again . What's the weight of the bike ?
nine
0.0001 nano gram
This is basically identical to my dream build (or at least the build I'm dreaming about at the moment :p). It'll be my first build as well. Does anyone know of any titanium frames in this style with fully internal cable routing?
Cader os br 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
E aí
@@bufffafnir569 blz mano
@@maxjunior7986 d boa?
That bottom bracket looks quite stiff. Are you sure it's aligned correctly?
Wow, beautiful bike!
How i really wish i had that kind of bike. But my problem is i dont have enough money to buy one.. can anyone give me a bike. Can i have your old bike? Haha.. thank you gee for a beautiful video. Watching you all the way from phillippines....
I'm going to build the same bike just wondering what size bottom bracket did you use am going use shimano grx rx600 crank not sure what bottom bracket needed has too be threaded like yours.
Am i seeing this right that He didn't removeprotection from glue on bar tape ? Is it ok to do?
What is the thing his putting into the wheels, looks pretty interesting (talking about cushion)
Gee Milner… I’m sorry man, a while ago you said not to get a canyon… I got one.
How did you find setting Ekar up? I’m struggling to get it to shift right on my bike.
Nice bike. 2 negatives: the large loop of the shiftcable right an the rear derailleur. Will easily snag. Bad for single trail. And the cables being Inside the seatstays to then come out again before going into the toptube looks halfbaked!
can I have a bike???
Yes, You can. Everyone can buy bike.
Now that WAS a dream build 😍.
Is cushcore actually useful on a gravel/cx build?
If you care about your carbon rims getting damaged then yeah it's useful in the event of a flat or hard strikes from rocks.
I can't believe they are necessary for a Gravel bike that does not do tech type trails...
Cush core is a massive PITA
there is no better ASMR than this panita with his videos
Please re do the bar tape at the left side of the hadlebar.......at 24:38 you can clearly see its a bodge.
Never heard for Stanton before... their Switchpath will be on my radar if I ever need to replace my current Ti frame -
Ribble makes some amazing Ti frames as well imo - the CGR or Their Gravel model.
I have no intention to replace my current Ti WHY cycles :R + ... but accidents happen and cars are on the road too :X
if you rode MTB before and love steel hardtail, must be easy to acknowledge small-medium brand like Chromag, Stanton. They built nice aggressive steel bike!
Can you make me a dream bike
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Me gusto el video
amazing i want this job
Nice bike 😊👍🏻👍🏻
The Campy crank bearings span like dogshit AND you finished the build off with Jagwire tape....
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FIRE
Drool drool 🤤
👏👏👏
amazing
Assalam o alaikum
please giveaway a bicycle
I would like every video of you.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
СКОЛЬКО БЛЯТЬ ОН СТОИТ??? WHAT IS THE PRISE
www.stantonbikes.com/product/switchpath-ti/
Perfect!!!!!!!
Nice
Gorgeous bike!
Where did you get that great tyre lever from??
It's Cush Core Bead Dropper. cushcore.com/product/bead-dropper/
wondering how much it costs
www.stantonbikes.com/product/switchpath-ti/
Pretty Road bike....I love watching these bikes built with the best parts available! At least my eBike has the same Gold Candy Crank Bros. clip in Pedals!
What's the point of using a torque wrench when all bolts on the handlebar clamp are overtightened anyway?
Why is it that all off your comments on this channel are so negative? A bit of the green monster syndrome perhaps.
@@asrequired11
Thanks for your comment. I've learned two things by reading it.
1: there is a loyal fan out there keeping track of all my comments.
2: only positive comments are allowed, since criticism is rude and does not improve anything.
I will keep that in mind for future comments...
Sorry I must've missed it where did he over tighten the stem bolts?
@@jorgscz9175 around 5:30. He uses an allen key to assemble the clamps, then switches to the torque wrench, presumably to get to the correct torque. However, the torque wrench instantly engages on all bolts, i.e. they are all too tight.
@@mopedvieh ooohhh I see what you're saying. Ok as a bike tech here I have to say that over torquing stem bolts is not that big of a deal. I'm sure he's using the torque wrench to make sure that they're at least 5 nm, and knowing that this guy has built probably hundreds if not thousands of bikes I'm sure he's got a pretty good feel as to how tight stem bolts should be