I just want to let you know our 13 yr old son loves mtn biking and working on his and his friends bikes. He put all his Christmas money towards making a bike shop in the garage. Every detail had to be just like your shop down to the white plastic hooks in the white peg board. He and his dad built the work bench by hand and modeled it exactly after your work bench per his request. He's working towards filling his peg board with the Park Tools one by one. He basically idealizes you and I'm so happy he has found his passion. We want to thank you for being a great role model for our son! I'd love to send you pictures if you're interested.
After seeing Seth rip down that Horseface trail, I knew immediately that this guy must have some big brass nuts. Turns out he's just got one, but hey, it's 11 pounds so...
If you re-do your floor I'd highly recommend getting horse stall mats from Tractor Supply Co or Big R. They're usually around $40 per 4x6 sheet and can be cut to size with a box cutter. It's what i use in my home gym and they're bulletproof. They're comfy to stand on and can stand up to me dropping 400lb deadlifts. When they get dirty, a bit of Simple Green cleans it right up.
Can confirm! These are impressive. I used them on my own home gym a long time ago and there is nothing better. Would be killee in a shop. If they can handle a horse they can handle a man and his toys! Also the lack of a diamondplate pattern makes keeping them clean so much easier!
For the floor problem I would recommend horse stall mats. You can get a 4 x 6 ft, 3/4 in thick piece at tractor supply for less than $40. They smell a little "rubbery" at first, but they will be in the shop as long as your shoe rack! Pressure wash them to new again from any state(and when you first get them to tone down the scent). I'd crawl under one of these mats during a tornado or earthquake. Bombproof. boom. Thanks for all the great hacks and videos!
One thing I would add is a wall mount for your camera. What I’m thinking is a retractable mount which can turn left or right with a part to go up and down to get the perfect angle and when it is not in use you can put it in line with the wall so you don’t have to move the tripod when ever you go around that little island. If you read this thank you and pls like so Seth can see👍
Better, a bucket weighted and filled with concrete, and a pole sticking out the top. See Jay Bates' homemade tripod build. I'm in the process of making an even better one and hope to have a video soon!
I've been watching your videos for a little over a year now and i'm 100% sure i watched every single video. I've enjoyed seeing you grow as a channel and that become better at what you do. You have gotten me into MTBing and urged me to have my own little bike shop. Great job on your editing too. Keep on doing what you're doing. :)
Somehow just come upon this video and it called out to me. This really is the current day Home Improvement garage for biker, bmxer's and product nuts. Speaking of, that 11 pound one is brilliant. Just had to say that this gave me a lot of ideas and well put together. Not annoying to watch like many others. Well done.
Wow l cant believe its been 2 years in the new hack shack. I have just recently bought a new house with no shed. I have to wait another month before l can get something built so l have been re-watch your hack shack build and BKXC build of the Nuggettorium over and over again dreaming. Cheers Seth for all the hacks and tips over the years mate.
Man, time flys by so fast... i was just whaaat 2 years. I know your channel much longer than the move to asheville(sorry don't know how to write it), much longer and i wached every friggn video. You inspired me for the most part to start mountainbiking. KEEP ON GOING Greetings From Austria Michael
Dear Seth A few months ago I saw your channel and got interested. Weeks later I was thinking about getting myself a new mountain bike . Christmas comes around and I get a new bike.I have been riding in everyday since. Thanks you got me back into riding my bike.
I’ve gone back and forth on using that interlocking flooring. After reading too many reviews I didn’t want to take that gamble. However hearing your experience I’m in again. Thanks for mentioning it. I definitely need the sound deadening. 🤘
Thanks for the tour! I came away with a few good ideas. One suggestion for your workbench is to cover it with a thin piece of MDF or Masonite. It's not super expensive and because it's smooth, it's easy to move things around on it, heavy or light. Just a few screws will hold it down and keep it from moving. When it gets too skanked up and marred, it's easy to replace with another piece. Thanks for all your hard work, I learn a lot from your channel!
Hey Seth, I had been riding a MTB for about a month before I found your channel and I was only really in it for fitness. Now two years later I've been in races and I'm addicted. Thank you.
@@SethsBikeHacksI know its a little late for this, but Menard's sells 10 PVC in short pieces (not sure if its in your region, its kind of like lowes/home depot but much bigger). Nice job tho. looks sharp 👌
This video is timely! I just updated my shop, trying to figure out how to make a video of it.... The Chinese in me may come out a little bit. They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. haha
Something I use more than expected is a pair of hemostats with curved and ridged jaws. Perfect for pulling and placing ball bearings, holding cable and tubing in place, and untangling grass deep down in cassettes, to name a few. A magnetic parts cup is also essential, and cheap (I see you, too park it in your vice's anvil). You have insipred me to get a ceiling mounted power cable!
Also you should make a screen for when its really hot and you don't want bugs inside but you still want some fresh air so just add a big screen to your entrence to your bike shop p.s its also retractable like one of those projector screens that my teacher used for class.
Thanks for all of the awesome content! Watching all of your videos is very inspiring. I have a few coworkers that have started to ride with me and they are now watching your videos and we talk about the content after each ride. I even built one of your 2x4 bike stands for my new 2018 YT Jeffsy 29er large frame. This is the 1st full suspension bike I have ever owned and watching your videos on what to look for on a new mountain bike gave me the confidence to drop the money on this amazing bike. Before this purchase I used to ride my specialized hard rock compact disc break that I bought after saving for years back in the 90's. I now allow my friends to ride this bike and they love it! Ever since I found your channel I have been binge watching your videos as well as Alex's videos and even Phill's videos. I am dreading the day when I am finally caught up on all the videos. I also have a 2001 Toyota Tacoma with out a toe hitch. If you have seen one of these trucks you will notice that the tail gate is very narrow and the bed is not very deep. Because of this, no tail gate pad was small enough for my truck. Eventually I created my own hack. I bought a large pool noodle and cut it down the middle. I then strapped it to the tail gate to create a pad that would not harm my truck or my bikes. I can send you a picture if you would like. It didn't look pretty but it got the job done for about $5.00. This last season I found the answer to all of my problems when I needed to take several bikes and my buddies to Big Bear in California. Many people have smaller older pickups with shallow beds and thin tail gaits which is why I am sharing this with your channel. I found a bomber strap tail gate pad. They are much cheaper than spending money on a hitch for a truck that only has a few good years left. They are also cheaper than a full tail gate pad. Thanks again!
After 2 years and no clutter, in order, clean, man you must have some kind of super human power. Mine was junked in a month and has been like that ever since 😀
Thanks Seth for everything! You informed me on everything I know about biking. I am now going to get my first decent bike. A diamondback overdrive. Thank you for everything.
Your videos are entertaining, thank you. I gave you a tip about magnetic tray some time ago when you asked viewers and there it is, on your shop desk! Nice work all around.
Seth I love your videos, I have been following you from the beginning. I live in Austin Texas and there are some great trails down here. I would love it if you could come riding with us.
I am current in the middle of a big upgrade to my bike shack. Added some closed in cabinets above the work bench to prevent my gear from getting covered in saw dust. Will also be adding stainless steel counter top to the work bench, they are surprisingly cheap (~$500 CAD for a 2' by 16' counter top).
I saw both of the stickers I sent you on your sticker cabinet!! The blue and yellow buckhorn sticker and the Alabama sticker! I sent them back when you were sending out free stickers!! Thank you for hanging mine up!
dude, for more than half a year im procrastinating to clean and reorganise my moms/my garage in to partly bike workshop... but when i saw few of your videos i feel that i cant wait until i can get my hands on that after some other necessary stuff/work will be done!!! thank you for ideas and videos overall !! :)
It has come a long way. I like it. I am starting to work on my garage this year. Can't wait to have it as nice as yours. Thanks for the video. Happy new year and stay healthy my friend.
Seth, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE can you make a budget bike build. You could use parts like 1x10 deore, rockshox xc30/Sr Suntour air, shimano mt200 brakes, shimano zee crankset and other cheap but good parts (you could even use a dnm dropper). This could also be a great way for your sponsor to show their products. Please consider this as many of your viewers would enjoy this and this would give inspiration to many people Like 👍the comment so Seth can see this.
I can't believe it has been that long since I've started following you (just before the move to NC). Looks like you have plenty of PVC to address some of the drainage concerns at Berm Creek! Also, I'd drill holes at the bottom of the PVC pipes of the shoe rack for drainage. But make sure they fall between the pipes below it so you don't ruin the shoes below.
Oh man! That cordless hot melt gun is genius! Much better shop than your mosquito filled Florida deck.. Thanks for all you do for us Seth. Keep the crispy goods coming to us!
Now this is what i need in my life !!
Danny MacAskill You’re a little late but you’re Danny Mcaskill so it’s not a problem wit ir
Yoooooooooooo love ur channel Danny
How was your wee day out?
Danny!!
1:14 Seth.exe has stopped working
Lmao
me when i see my car rolling down a hill.
he had a seizure
🤔Huh, come to think of it, I have not seen those shoes in a while.
Skills With Phil Seth hot glued them together 😂
lolol
LOL 😂
I lost a pair of shoes. At my friends house 3 years ago and there still there😝
.... parties so hard he loses his shoes..
I just want to let you know our 13 yr old son loves mtn biking and working on his and his friends bikes. He put all his Christmas money towards making a bike shop in the garage. Every detail had to be just like your shop down to the white plastic hooks in the white peg board. He and his dad built the work bench by hand and modeled it exactly after your work bench per his request. He's working towards filling his peg board with the Park Tools one by one. He basically idealizes you and I'm so happy he has found his passion. We want to thank you for being a great role model for our son! I'd love to send you pictures if you're interested.
After seeing Seth rip down that Horseface trail, I knew immediately that this guy must have some big brass nuts. Turns out he's just got one, but hey, it's 11 pounds so...
😂
AVE Saying Right
He got it from his dad >_>.
@@Pt_Lacky 🤣
Never knew tiny ziplock bags, and compressed CO2 are considered, BACON.
3:15
Bacon tire plugs
Yes, my gutters need cleaning. I ain’t going up there until my clavicle is 100%
Last thing we need is you smeashing your shoulder again doing something not even bike related
I ride at the Surrey hills UK, you would love it man! Love the content
Okay
Get batter soon
Hope you get better soon!
Keep that pvc for a small culvert where water flows across a trail or pathway.
It feels like it was just yesterday you built the hack shack
Yeah, can't be 2 years, right??
I watched the video yesterday
Looks great! I’m halfway through a garage clean out right now, but I’m a long way from a setup this clean!
If you re-do your floor I'd highly recommend getting horse stall mats from Tractor Supply Co or Big R. They're usually around $40 per 4x6 sheet and can be cut to size with a box cutter. It's what i use in my home gym and they're bulletproof. They're comfy to stand on and can stand up to me dropping 400lb deadlifts. When they get dirty, a bit of Simple Green cleans it right up.
emehtonich ya those work good
Brilliant. Love it when comments like this help everyone. Thanks!
Can confirm! These are impressive. I used them on my own home gym a long time ago and there is nothing better. Would be killee in a shop. If they can handle a horse they can handle a man and his toys! Also the lack of a diamondplate pattern makes keeping them clean so much easier!
Awesome thanks for sharing I have a space that will be my bike garage someday. Not as large as a full one car garage but not bad for me
Seth should make a ramp from his roof to berm creek
That’d be lethal to jump down from. I don’t wanna be that one person in the comments but that’d be a like 20 ft. drop.
No?
This conversation happened six months ago
You are the reason I got into riding bikes
Me two
@@APENNEY-is5to two
Me too
Me to as well
Same here
Shitty vise = $ ; Good vise = priceless. Buy once, cry once.
👍
Ima have two. Wussy (1st purchase) and real, unstoppable lne
Fancy seeing you here. But makes sense after some of your videos.
Roses are red
The sky is blue
I want a bike shop
Just like you.
Just got a new sub
And so do I!
R/boottobig
Me too.
Man that set up ! And I thought my new garage was cool and had every detail ahah.
Seth can you do a video on how to ride in extreme cold weather like your old video on riding in extreme heat?
Yes!
@@paulmoysa1787 layers. Room temp water in your bottle. Keep pedaling to stay warm. 👍
jack marchand but see I end up needed to shed clothing as I ride.
@@kingxswings i have the same problem. I just shove it in my backback as i shed the layers.
The GMBN channel did a couple of videos on that.. I found it quite helpfull
Love the Hack Shack! Great ideas. I've added a full size refrigerator to mine. One of the best additions I've added.
Yessss my notifications actually worked this time!!!!
For the floor problem I would recommend horse stall mats. You can get a 4 x 6 ft, 3/4 in thick piece at tractor supply for less than $40. They smell a little "rubbery" at first, but they will be in the shop as long as your shoe rack! Pressure wash them to new again from any state(and when you first get them to tone down the scent). I'd crawl under one of these mats during a tornado or earthquake. Bombproof. boom. Thanks for all the great hacks and videos!
One thing I would add is a wall mount for your camera. What I’m thinking is a retractable mount which can turn left or right with a part to go up and down to get the perfect angle and when it is not in use you can put it in line with the wall so you don’t have to move the tripod when ever you go around that little island.
If you read this thank you and pls like so Seth can see👍
Better, a bucket weighted and filled with concrete, and a pole sticking out the top. See Jay Bates' homemade tripod build. I'm in the process of making an even better one and hope to have a video soon!
Cool idea
I've been watching your videos for a little over a year now and i'm 100% sure i watched every single video. I've enjoyed seeing you grow as a channel and that become better at what you do. You have gotten me into MTBing and urged me to have my own little bike shop. Great job on your editing too. Keep on doing what you're doing. :)
Something to be proud of Seth. I like it, a lot. A true hack shack.
I love watching people give tours of their home shops/man caves.
To be honest it would be cool if Seth built a Underground hackshak 2.0
Somehow just come upon this video and it called out to me. This really is the current day Home Improvement garage for biker, bmxer's and product nuts. Speaking of, that 11 pound one is brilliant. Just had to say that this gave me a lot of ideas and well put together. Not annoying to watch like many others. Well done.
You have such a nice shop👍🏼
Love that old workshop! Those screw in drywall anchors are the greatest invention ever; I use them for everything.
Seth your the best RUclipsr ever👍
Wow l cant believe its been 2 years in the new hack shack.
I have just recently bought a new house with no shed. I have to wait another month before l can get something built so l have been re-watch your hack shack build and BKXC build of the Nuggettorium over and over again dreaming.
Cheers Seth for all the hacks and tips over the years mate.
Man, time flys by so fast... i was just whaaat 2 years. I know your channel much longer than the move to asheville(sorry don't know how to write it), much longer and i wached every friggn video. You inspired me for the most part to start mountainbiking.
KEEP ON GOING
Greetings From Austria
Michael
Dear Seth
A few months ago I saw your channel and got interested. Weeks later I was thinking about getting myself a new mountain bike .
Christmas comes around and I get a new bike.I have been riding in everyday since. Thanks you got me back into riding my bike.
0:19 I thought he was gonna say "to address this pile of s*** in the corner"😂
I’ve gone back and forth on using that interlocking flooring. After reading too many reviews I didn’t want to take that gamble. However hearing your experience I’m in again. Thanks for mentioning it. I definitely need the sound deadening. 🤘
Thanks for the tour! I came away with a few good ideas. One suggestion for your workbench is to cover it with a thin piece of MDF or Masonite. It's not super expensive and because it's smooth, it's easy to move things around on it, heavy or light. Just a few screws will hold it down and keep it from moving. When it gets too skanked up and marred, it's easy to replace with another piece. Thanks for all your hard work, I learn a lot from your channel!
He wants the top of the workbench to be all jacked up and stained.
Great video seth, tip for the dirty tiles, just flip them over
When you didn’t think it could get any better he moves to castle peak
Castle brapp
Berm peak
Hey Seth, I had been riding a MTB for about a month before I found your channel and I was only really in it for fitness. Now two years later I've been in races and I'm addicted. Thank you.
10 inch seems a bit overkill for shoes
I thought so too, until I tried fitting them into 8 inch
@@SethsBikeHacks Ah, I understand. Just aesthetics I guess, not used to seeing 10inches of PVC stacked
@@SethsBikeHacksI know its a little late for this, but Menard's sells 10 PVC in short pieces (not sure if its in your region, its kind of like lowes/home depot but much bigger). Nice job tho. looks sharp 👌
I actually like that they were big enough to fit the pairs, those pintrest ones that only held one shoe would drive me nuts.
@@h82fail Fair enough
I just realized how long I’ve been a subscriber of Seth. When you still lived in
Miami seemed like a week ago. Keep up the great work Seth 👍
I’ve been subscribed for so long but your videos are still so good!!!
I don’t even follow mountain biking anymore, nor even do it much but I still watch your videos for the quality of how they are put together
I love everyone of your videos!! Seeing that you’ve uploaded is great every time 😂 thanks Seth!
Your bike shop is oddly satisfying and extremely beautiful.
This video is timely! I just updated my shop, trying to figure out how to make a video of it.... The Chinese in me may come out a little bit. They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. haha
Something I use more than expected is a pair of hemostats with curved and ridged jaws. Perfect for pulling and placing ball bearings, holding cable and tubing in place, and untangling grass deep down in cassettes, to name a few. A magnetic parts cup is also essential, and cheap (I see you, too park it in your vice's anvil).
You have insipred me to get a ceiling mounted power cable!
Seth you should use the pvc to make an obstacle in your backyard like to ride over them or ride it like a skinny.
I wish other garage organization videos were this informative and well made.
Also you should make a screen for when its really hot and you don't want bugs inside but you still want some fresh air so just add a big screen to your entrence to your bike shop p.s its also retractable like one of those projector screens that my teacher used for class.
Thanks for all of the awesome content! Watching all of your videos is very inspiring. I have a few coworkers that have started to ride with me and they are now watching your videos and we talk about the content after each ride. I even built one of your 2x4 bike stands for my new 2018 YT Jeffsy 29er large frame. This is the 1st full suspension bike I have ever owned and watching your videos on what to look for on a new mountain bike gave me the confidence to drop the money on this amazing bike. Before this purchase I used to ride my specialized hard rock compact disc break that I bought after saving for years back in the 90's. I now allow my friends to ride this bike and they love it! Ever since I found your channel I have been binge watching your videos as well as Alex's videos and even Phill's videos. I am dreading the day when I am finally caught up on all the videos.
I also have a 2001 Toyota Tacoma with out a toe hitch. If you have seen one of these trucks you will notice that the tail gate is very narrow and the bed is not very deep. Because of this, no tail gate pad was small enough for my truck. Eventually I created my own hack. I bought a large pool noodle and cut it down the middle. I then strapped it to the tail gate to create a pad that would not harm my truck or my bikes. I can send you a picture if you would like. It didn't look pretty but it got the job done for about $5.00.
This last season I found the answer to all of my problems when I needed to take several bikes and my buddies to Big Bear in California. Many people have smaller older pickups with shallow beds and thin tail gaits which is why I am sharing this with your channel. I found a bomber strap tail gate pad. They are much cheaper than spending money on a hitch for a truck that only has a few good years left. They are also cheaper than a full tail gate pad.
Thanks again!
Yes the Hackmans cave!!
Your garage is one of the most functionally useful workspaces that I have ever seen. Well done, man!
I love you Seth's bike hacks
And a happy new year 🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉
After 2 years and no clutter, in order, clean, man you must have some kind of super human power. Mine was junked in a month and has been like that ever since 😀
Drift bikes use 10" PVC to extend the life of the rear factory wheels-just an FYI
Thanks Seth for everything! You informed me on everything I know about biking. I am now going to get my first decent bike. A diamondback overdrive. Thank you for everything.
It looks amazing! I would love to have a space like this one day!
This shop is a dream! Only thing you need now is a DIY shop stereo! grab an old PSU and a car stereo and wire it up!
Floor buffers work on that foam flooring stuff so that might be a quick way of cleaning it up. It worked really well in the bike shop I worked in
I like what you did with your shop!👍
Please get a downhill bike 😫😫😫😫😫😫
But he has to petal to the top.🤔🤔🤔
Please DONT!
Your videos are entertaining, thank you. I gave you a tip about magnetic tray some time ago when you asked viewers and there it is, on your shop desk! Nice work all around.
8:38 "the spot that looks the cleanest is where I spilled break oil" press x to doubt
Oh man, you are so organised, I wish I could keep my shed in half as good condition! Hope you are healing well. Good vibes from Ireland!
Seth I love your videos, I have been following you from the beginning. I live in Austin Texas and there are some great trails down here. I would love it if you could come riding with us.
where in Austin?
I am current in the middle of a big upgrade to my bike shack. Added some closed in cabinets above the work bench to prevent my gear from getting covered in saw dust. Will also be adding stainless steel counter top to the work bench, they are surprisingly cheap (~$500 CAD for a 2' by 16' counter top).
It feels like yesterday that I saw the I’m moving video.
Seth is so creative I have learned. SO Much watching his program thank you
1:14 made me laugh way harder than it should have 😂
Bro I love you today I fell off my bike and now have a broken wrist and u were the only person that kept me sain the 5 hours u was in the hospital ❤️
6:34 yap we all know that feeling 🙃
I saw both of the stickers I sent you on your sticker cabinet!! The blue and yellow buckhorn sticker and the Alabama sticker! I sent them back when you were sending out free stickers!! Thank you for hanging mine up!
Seth said Velcro is called hook and loop but had it named as Velcro?
Bikes with Ben there are multiple different brands but he just has Velcro
Sweet setup. You have given me tons of ideas for my shop to learn and teach my kids about wrenching.
I’m a simple man I see Seth’s bike hacks in my sub box and click it
The shoe rack turned out great and worth the money spend on it. The shop palace is holding up very nicely.
*Home bike shop review*👏👏
AlxnGD this deserves more likes can we hit 50 million liked guys
Wet well laid out and executed plan, great ideas for me bike shop! Thanks for posting Seth!
That blue shoes is Alex's
I saw it in mtb product reviews
The chainsaw one
Like if Agree!
dude, for more than half a year im procrastinating to clean and reorganise my moms/my garage in to partly bike workshop... but when i saw few of your videos i feel that i cant wait until i can get my hands on that after some other necessary stuff/work will be done!!! thank you for ideas and videos overall !! :)
by the way greetings from Lithuania. come visit our country, we have nice national parks with plenty roads for cx/gravel/xc bikes ;)
Nice video
Awesome video! Tip on screwing into pegboard, you can use the cheap drywall anchors in the peg holes.
You need alarms and security
I really liked the style of filming, you didn’t just do what everyone does and walk around it. I liked seeing cut scenes of things in use etc
8:36 aaaah a drop of hot solder on the floor...my favorite thing(sarcasm)
Seth, I just wanna tell u, I have watched all of ur vids at least over 3 times, and they’re still not boring!
I remember they days when you where in your backyard
It has come a long way. I like it. I am starting to work on my garage this year. Can't wait to have it as nice as yours. Thanks for the video. Happy new year and stay healthy my friend.
Seth, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE can you make a budget bike build. You could use parts like 1x10 deore, rockshox xc30/Sr Suntour air, shimano mt200 brakes, shimano zee crankset and other cheap but good parts (you could even use a dnm dropper). This could also be a great way for your sponsor to show their products. Please consider this as many of your viewers would enjoy this and this would give inspiration to many people
Like 👍the comment so Seth can see this.
oneupe1even ok thanks, just sometimes stock isn’t as cheap as u think and u can get some second hand steals
Congrats on a great year! 20M+ views and 200K+ subs in under 7 months. You guys earned it with awesome content!
you should go to new zealand rotorua and bike the red woods and sky line sky rides like if you agree
I’m a kiwi as well been there and is awesome trail. Definitely worth it.
i had a good tumble up at skyline just the other day on mr black
Been here since ur road biking days, You make the boring stuff funny and entertaining.
Seth, be honest it’s not always quite as organized and clean...
I can't believe it has been that long since I've started following you (just before the move to NC).
Looks like you have plenty of PVC to address some of the drainage concerns at Berm Creek!
Also, I'd drill holes at the bottom of the PVC pipes of the shoe rack for drainage. But make sure they fall between the pipes below it so you don't ruin the shoes below.
2:00 thats the old drill :D
I love the way that the video is named some thing and you get a nice surprise in the video.
1:13 idk why I laughed at that
Seth, you inspired me to ride a mountain bike. I always rode my urban road bike before, and your shop is great!!
Little did he know within the next 8 months he would be selling his house and moving...
Oh man! That cordless hot melt gun is genius! Much better shop than your mosquito filled Florida deck.. Thanks for all you do for us Seth. Keep the crispy goods coming to us!