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Every Cyclist Should Know This Zip Tie Life Hack

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  • Published on Mar 11, 2026
  • Every Cyclist Should Know This Zip Tie Life Hack
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  • @IdaDuplechin
    @IdaDuplechin 9 months ago +691

    I have just learned that I know nothing about the essentials of bicycle maintenance.

    • @teklegion
      @teklegion 6 months ago +7

      Yup, I know less now than I did before.

    • @kepler_45
      @kepler_45 6 months ago +1

      My rim is all fucked up but i just dont bother fixing it lol

    • @douglaskath808
      @douglaskath808 5 months ago

      Oi, um aro bem torto consegue arrumar assim apertando os raios?

    • @CalmTronic
      @CalmTronic 4 months ago

      I got my bike from a bike shop here in Arizona. I get free tune-ups every year, so I just let them worry about it.

    • @Knot_focus
      @Knot_focus 4 months ago

      ​@teklegion❤

  • @DonIy1
    @DonIy1 6 months ago +80

    Tom finally losing his sh!t over Jerry 🤣

  • @Bill_Allenbaugh
    @Bill_Allenbaugh 9 months ago +12975

    I hear a unhappy cat in the distance 😂

  • @Aimless_Drive
    @Aimless_Drive 9 months ago +230

    i dont think people know but this is an emergency hack when you are on the road or mountain and dont have a wheel balancer on you. this is the best option until you get to a bike store. obviously truing a wheel is complexed and precise, but eyeing a rough balance to get you down the mountain, this is exactly what you do.

    • @Fozcine
      @Fozcine 8 months ago +10

      You don't need a zip tie for an on-road fix. Just your thumb or even just eyeballing it will tell you where the problem is. Also, this is a rim-brake wheel, so you can use the brake pads.

    • @rickie_coll
      @rickie_coll 8 months ago +1

      I was wondering why I'd ever need do that... Now I know I won't. Thanks for the clarification. 😂

    • @Fozcine
      @Fozcine 8 months ago

      @Aimless_Driverim brake doesn't have to be straight, though if you're maintaining a bike well, they should be, but if partially applied they will still be steady relative to the wheel and will indicate by rubbing where the problem is. Fair comment about the zip ties being carried anyway. Why does my country of residence matter?

    • @Fozcine
      @Fozcine 8 months ago

      @Aimless_DriveIt's not "my method". I'm just saying that in an emergency, there are a few ways of doing it. And seriously, adjusting one spoke is not going to work properly. I wondered if you were from the USA. Calling "my" method wrong is just arrogant of you I'm afraid.

    • @Fozcine
      @Fozcine 8 months ago

      @Aimless_DriveEthnocentric much. Americans definitely spend more money and have taken the simple bicycle and turned it into an overpriced machine full of built-in obsolescence. To assert that Americans are somehow superior and are the only people to do things properly is laughable. Claiming that "brakes move around" is ridiculous. Show me a video of a set of brake callipers moving around while a wheel spins! I can't believe you brought culture into it instead of sticking to the mechanics of the problem. You can't stick to the subject, so I'm disengaging from this "discussion".

  • @lucmatter9601
    @lucmatter9601 9 months ago +8758

    It’s a bit more complicated than this!

    • @scotth184
      @scotth184 9 months ago +66

      Works rim brake pads

    • @aldo-228
      @aldo-228 9 months ago +400

      No not really..what makes it more complicated? This is more of a roadside or emergency repair and adjustment. He's not doing bicycle surgery. Don't try to make this out to more than it is.

    • @AllStyleNoSubstance1
      @AllStyleNoSubstance1 9 months ago +158

      No it's not. This is exactly what a truing stand does

    • @enBensemer
      @enBensemer 9 months ago +225

      Nur wenn man nichts drauf hat, ist es schwer. Dann ist sogar Nudelwaser warm machen eine Herausforderung.

    • @kiyoponnn
      @kiyoponnn 9 months ago +88

      ​@enBensemer 😂😂😂😂cooked him

  • @joshsmith7033
    @joshsmith7033 9 months ago +85

    Loosening one spoke that much is absolutely nuts. You would have to micro torque every other spoke just to make sure that one doesn't come more loose and flop around in the future

    • @DavidEmmons-rv9ez
      @DavidEmmons-rv9ez 7 months ago +13

      Well considering he’s tightening it. What are you talking about ?

    • @SkunkApeOnTrail
      @SkunkApeOnTrail 7 months ago +4

      ​@DavidEmmons-rv9ez he's shown loosening the spoke which would actually make his problem worse

    • @oxypillix
      @oxypillix 6 months ago +1

      So, some of you people think that the spokes are reverse threaded..interesting.

    • @jonathankidwell6889
      @jonathankidwell6889 6 months ago

      @DavidEmmons-rv9ez This man speaks the truth

  • @brice7649
    @brice7649 9 months ago +7115

    I thought he was about to put it on where the zip tie would hit his spokes like we did with baseball cards as kids.😂

    • @ThatYellow62
      @ThatYellow62 9 months ago +35

      Same 😂

    • @theglasswolf4594
      @theglasswolf4594 9 months ago +112

      We did it with a empty bottle and just destroyed the tyres. Ahhh good old times

    • @Aro2342
      @Aro2342 9 months ago +41

      We did this with cans 😂

    • @Xassaw
      @Xassaw 9 months ago +28

      Me too! 🤣
      Now I’m just confused. I don’t know what the heck he’s doing here.

    • @Rehansiddiqui0184
      @Rehansiddiqui0184 9 months ago +15

      I have used soda cans, bottles, cards, even silicone plates😂😂

  • @kevinfooheysr6909
    @kevinfooheysr6909 9 months ago +8

    This is epic. My first job was as a bicycle mechanic and I hated truing rims.

  • @Thalaron_the_great
    @Thalaron_the_great 9 months ago +540

    He just loosened a spoke and fixed it for the video, it's not likely that just one spoke would cause the issue.

    • @iraneman1668
      @iraneman1668 9 months ago +17

      Absolutely.
      Thumb him down.

    • @tonkamatuska4039
      @tonkamatuska4039 9 months ago +12

      It's the same as a stand.. yes you might have to do a few different ones on each side, but it works I've done it many times..

    • @davidlaw9686
      @davidlaw9686 9 months ago

      Are you making a mistake. Did he loosen ?

    • @AllStyleNoSubstance1
      @AllStyleNoSubstance1 9 months ago +5

      He's truing the wheel dummy, a lot of times it is only one or two spokes that need adjustment

    • @AUG_la_frite
      @AUG_la_frite 9 months ago +2

      What is the issue ?

  • @Miscreant295
    @Miscreant295 7 months ago +2

    Aww. I thought you were going to put it at the spokes to make a clackety sound.

  • @219cafe
    @219cafe 9 months ago +1428

    All the spokes are inter connected in the wheel. If you tighten one without loosening the opposites if all spokes are tightened hard, you inherently cause imbalances/tension. At the right moment, the weakest link has to give, it may be the spokes, or even the rim. The nut on the spoke may tear through the rim.
    It could work if you check the tension before tightening it by using your fingers to pull on the spokes to see if it/they are loosen where your sticky tape marking or opposite.
    Truing is to make the wheel as round as possible. One would measure by observing the deviation of the radius length when the wheel rotate. This hack tries to reduce the deviation of one side of the wheel. I am not sure that would achieve truing the wheel.

    • @taydynstensgard8107
      @taydynstensgard8107 9 months ago +59

      Thank you for thoroughly explaining this should be the top comment I don't understand why it's not because I'm a tire technician and even I didn't know what was going on here although I do with cars and trucks and semis not really with motorcycles and bikes so thank you for the information I do appreciate it and I will apply this knowledge the next time a biker comes into my job complaining about an unbalanced feeling in their wheel I now can fix it they're building a stronger customer basis thank you also shop for tires get your tires fixed and lower upper suspension based service go to Big O we will fix you right up

    • @ksfishchannel
      @ksfishchannel 9 months ago +46

      I dont really know what any of that meant but you sound like you know what youre talking about so I gave you a like

    • @midnightmuse9829
      @midnightmuse9829 9 months ago +16

      I always look for comments like this. I see the video, know I need an explanation, and find wonderful knowledgeable people like you. Thank you for adding to my plethora of useless knowledge (that I cherish) that I keep inside my head

    • @Jinnysworld
      @Jinnysworld 9 months ago +1

      ​@taydynstensgard8107- Not having a go... just an fyi: ... It's Tyre as in wheel.... not Tire as in sleepy (tired)

    • @sethhaveron1371
      @sethhaveron1371 9 months ago +10

      my dude i deal with spokes and rims for a living , if you need to loosen the opposite spokes the deformation of the rim is severe (and you have to think if the effort is worth the saving ) or you shouldnt have touched the wheel to beginn with.
      since you work your way like litteraly all the radius around all spokes end up thight enough to cut a cucumber.
      you only need to loosen the spokes to level the rim if it happen to bounce a bit up and down at the marker.
      the funny thing is you have to make sure the BB´s of the hub are thighten as well and the axle set straight in the frame.
      many try this stunt on virtualy loose hub bearings with a wiggle of about 1-1,5 mm without the spokes flex and they wonder why the rim keep on scretching on the brakepads

  • @Noiconnotag
    @Noiconnotag 9 months ago +107

    I have no clue wtf is going on here, what did you fix exactly?

    • @oliverklozhoff
      @oliverklozhoff 9 months ago +28

      He didn't fix shit. He simply addressed how to go about a whole myriad of things that are involved in the spokes on a wheel. Truing is an art, that few are truly familiar with. I'm reality u need a truing stand and patience. Lots of patience. If u really wanna know how this goes, go to a bike shop and watch an old guy true a set of wheels. That'll set u in the right direction. Hope this helps

    • @MilkedNutz
      @MilkedNutz 9 months ago

      ​@oliverklozhoff Nope, still lost.

    • @Captain-Cardboard
      @Captain-Cardboard 9 months ago +29

      @oliverklozhoff It didn't help.

    • @TrillMurray
      @TrillMurray 9 months ago +10

      He had an extra zip tie that he needed to get rid of somehow

    • @oliverklozhoff
      @oliverklozhoff 9 months ago +1

      ​@Captain-Cardboardthere ain't no helping your lot. But I'm sure you're doing the best u can, to do something or another. Even if you're unsure what that is...

  • @generalnazrin01
    @generalnazrin01 9 months ago +10

    Those are adjustable? What did it do?

  • @Egor-w7u4b
    @Egor-w7u4b 7 months ago +14

    Нельзя сразу так сильно ослаблять или затягивать спицы, надо делать равномерно по 1/2 или 1/4 поворотов, иначе еще хуже только станет

    • @AHotkovo
      @AHotkovo 6 months ago

      Спасибо Вам за ваш полезный совет

  • @fonbibyo
    @fonbibyo 9 months ago +4

    I like the simplicity of the video but if only it were that easy...

  • @Silk-Milkk
    @Silk-Milkk 8 months ago +2

    I’m watching this knowing full well I have no idea what he’s doing

  • @jorgefernandez-zj3jo
    @jorgefernandez-zj3jo 9 months ago +14

    El video esta bien pero se necesita mucha experiencia para centrar una rueda correctamente, siempre son varios los rayos que deben ser ajustados o aflojados segun corresponda...

  • @Apestylesadventures-z4v
    @Apestylesadventures-z4v 9 months ago +6

    Am I the only one you’ve used on how he got the perfect cut on the first try🙏😭😭

  • @patrickwatters7555
    @patrickwatters7555 9 months ago +13

    Or you can look at the brake blocks.

    • @grantmcinnes1176
      @grantmcinnes1176 9 months ago +4

      Especially since for most people on their daily ride, rubbing on the brake blocks is the only reason they might need to adjust their spokes in the first place

  • @jeffmills4103
    @jeffmills4103 7 months ago +1

    I struggled with wheel wobble but this tip will end the struggle.

  • @KB-lz3gq
    @KB-lz3gq 9 months ago +38

    Quarter of a turn of the spoke wrench is that is usually needed not a full turn

    • @scotth184
      @scotth184 9 months ago +1

      Less if speed or distance or railing.

  • @maxmustermann13013
    @maxmustermann13013 7 months ago +1

    Oh, and I thought my tire was broken by the bicycle stand

  • @bobajohny
    @bobajohny 9 months ago +62

    Никогда так просто не получается

    • @iraneman1668
      @iraneman1668 9 months ago +1

      ای دمت گرم

    • @AlfredoCuriel-u5s
      @AlfredoCuriel-u5s 9 months ago

      ​@iraneman166809-06-2025. Buena noche. Lunes œthrejnnI. STP, CTP 🕥💤🌃

    • @serjones-j5g
      @serjones-j5g 8 months ago

      получается, пипец как просто... я этих колёс пересобрал - море!

    • @bobajohny
      @bobajohny 8 months ago

      ​@serjones-j5gхарош!

  • @Soapetr394
    @Soapetr394 7 months ago +1

    I somehow never thought the wheels could be unalligned

  • @christianfournier6862
    @christianfournier6862 9 months ago +3

    En français, cela s'appelle "rayonner". Normalement, ce sont les magasins de vente-réparation de cycles qui font cela. Le morceau de collier comme repère de la planéïté de la roue est une bonne idée ! Il faut procéder progressivement, reláchant un rayon et tendant le rayon opposé. Une opération délicate qui demande du savoir-faire.

  • @QARABAĞfk-fc
    @QARABAĞfk-fc 7 months ago +1

    Instead of closing it, he opened it.

  • @Kodachrome40
    @Kodachrome40 9 months ago +7

    Very good!👍

  • @Bicher748
    @Bicher748 7 months ago +2

    И че он сделал? Почему этикетка именно в этом месте а не на лбу?

  • @MichaelBauer-ei7dj
    @MichaelBauer-ei7dj 9 months ago +59

    Who here is old enough where we would put a playing card agaist the spokes for the the 'clicky' noise?

    • @JesusEspinoza-y5h
      @JesusEspinoza-y5h 9 months ago +4

      We used to put Pau-Pau or Frutsis (kids juice bottles) in Mexico to make it sound like a motorcycle

    • @Randy-ry9ss
      @Randy-ry9ss 9 months ago +3

      My Mickey Mantle rookie cards made the best sounds ... Homer J Simpson

    • @STREE7R
      @STREE7R 9 months ago +1

      I just put any plastic bottles haha

    • @killa23playz84
      @killa23playz84 9 months ago +3

      We would put a flattened can in between the forks hitting the tire to make a motorcycle noise

    • @AppaBoy
      @AppaBoy 9 months ago +1

      I would be surprised if kids don’t still do this

  • @Starkiller_1911
    @Starkiller_1911 7 months ago +2

    I have no idea what this does

  • @Bill-lt5qf
    @Bill-lt5qf 7 months ago +5

    i rode so many bikes as a kid, never adjusted a spoke once.

    • @ohiorichkidbeats
      @ohiorichkidbeats 7 months ago

      Same here..I was looking like.. what the he'll is he doing😂

    • @c0smicc4nc3r4
      @c0smicc4nc3r4 7 months ago

      I remember one time my friend took it all apart and we couldn’t put it back together 😂

    • @brassman_25
      @brassman_25 2 months ago

      Most people dont need to do this unless you ride very heavy and need to ensure the wheel is balanced to prevent failure

  • @EricC-k8e
    @EricC-k8e 8 months ago +1

    Is RUclips sponsored by zip ties?

  • @Injured247
    @Injured247 7 months ago +10

    Anyone that has ever tried to true a wheel knows how ridiculous this is

  • @BryanClark-gk6ie
    @BryanClark-gk6ie 9 months ago +7

    No this is not the way you check the air pressure because the spokes might be bent and it will take more turns on the ones that are not to make them the same length to balance out the pressure in the as it rotates.
    This is a trick kids use to do to their bikes to make them sound like a helicopter when it comes into contact with the spokes' you need to move it where it will come in contact with the spokes.

    • @Tricklarock
      @Tricklarock 6 months ago

      What in the fresh hell are you talking about

  • @Timbo_Slice23
    @Timbo_Slice23 9 months ago +2

    Sounds like a cat going ballistic 😂😂

  • @marcosbautiista
    @marcosbautiista 9 months ago +6

    No intenten eso. Puede salir muy mal. A menos que estén dispuestos a ponchar su llanta.

  • @Audiorevue
    @Audiorevue 9 months ago +25

    This would be the exact same thing as someone taking a tire off a car, where they show them loosening the lug nuts and then check mark it's all fixed, there's a hell of a lot more to it than simply tightening one spoke.
    Actually it's imperative to even the tension on the spokes around the smoke that you're trying to tighten. Like for example you've got a left spoke and a right spoke, and you need to tighten the left spoke to pull the rim over that way, well what you want to do is loosen the right spoke one turn and then tighten the left spoke one turn that way you get equal pressure between both the left and the right side of the rim.
    Maybe simply just tighten all the spokes on one side, or over tighten them for that matter, then you get uneven pressure and you get a weak wheel, and you're actually more liable to break spokes over time or immediately in some cases as soon as the wheel is weighted down.
    I know this because I was a professional bicycle mechanic in a bike shop for a decade, simply tightening the spoke to pull the rim over to one side is not what you do, I mean it does work, but again it's the wrong way to do it.

  • @madeintexas3d442
    @madeintexas3d442 7 months ago +1

    It would be helpful if you actually explained what the hack actually was.

  • @gillesbuffet3322
    @gillesbuffet3322 9 months ago +5

    Simple et efficace bravo .👏👍

  • @SentinalSlice
    @SentinalSlice 7 months ago +1

    What was wrong with it in the first place?

  • @Speechsupine
    @Speechsupine 8 months ago +7

    I never knew those things on the spoke had a purpose lol

  • @kelt89
    @kelt89 9 months ago +17

    Without a disgruntled cat in the background, I can't do anything.

  • @sgt.s.muffins189
    @sgt.s.muffins189 8 months ago +1

    If you put one on the frame, you get +23fps

  • @vlp1
    @vlp1 9 months ago +20

    Обычно все намного сложнее, ибо неровность длится не одну спицу а множество, и с разной степенью отклонения😅

    • @АлексейЯкименко-ч9в
      @АлексейЯкименко-ч9в 7 months ago

      И еще автор крутил спицу против часовой стрелки, то есть откручивал и тем самым ослабил натяжение спицы.

    • @АлексейЯкименко-ч9в
      @АлексейЯкименко-ч9в 7 months ago

      Благодаря этим мамкиным лайфхакерам мой зять решил подтянуть спицы и своими руками сделал восьмерку на колесе...

  • @13Dixiefried
    @13Dixiefried 7 months ago +2

    Why waste time putting a zip tie on, when you can just use the brake pads themselves 😂

  • @victorkononov2731
    @victorkononov2731 9 months ago +17

    А что мелок приставить нельзя, чтобы отметил.

    • @iraneman1668
      @iraneman1668 9 months ago +1

      تو مملکت اینا گچ نیست.

    • @thefatego
      @thefatego 9 months ago +1

      como la vieja escuela jajaja

  • @rayschuttesr8454
    @rayschuttesr8454 6 months ago +1

    Ever heard of a card?

  • @AdogNamedDal
    @AdogNamedDal 9 months ago +9

    cats fighting for its life in the background

  • @QuantumKatmusic
    @QuantumKatmusic 7 months ago +4

    This guys videos remind me of those stupid videos of people using like the wrong screw for the job and then using like a cutter wheel and a welding torch to permanently do a terrible job that passes for the moment and is gonna piss off someone who has to deal with it like a real professional later on ,
    Look, it’s okay , we don’t all have intelligence that can produce original content ideas , sometimes you just have to accept that and humbly stop posting really bad “fix it tips” that no one is going to benefit from . Maybe learn a proper skill set and post videos about that instead ,
    you could study all the right ways to fix these kinds of issues and make much better, longer and more useful content, but it’ll take time and patience , and less dumb cartoon boink noises.

  • @GiuliaRinulla
    @GiuliaRinulla 9 months ago +22

    Forgive my ignorance... what is it for?

    • @Thats.Schmidty
      @Thats.Schmidty 9 months ago +27

      It's called "Trueing" or balancing the rim, you know how the rims get wobbly when you spin them sometimes? This is the way to redial them. Can take time depending on how bad the rim is. Hope this helps.

    • @GiuliaRinulla
      @GiuliaRinulla 9 months ago +9

      @Thats.Schmidty Thank you so much!!
      I'll like it now, I thought it was a joke before

    • @salsinatorsalsa
      @salsinatorsalsa 9 months ago +7

      I didn't know either. Thanks for asking and thanks for replying!

    • @Ron-c6i
      @Ron-c6i 9 months ago

      @Thats.Schmidty I use weights on the rim to balance my tires.

    • @Thats.Schmidty
      @Thats.Schmidty 9 months ago +3

      @Ron-c6i That isn't good lol. But if it works it works! (That's how they balance Vehicle rims) Prob easier than sitting down for an hour trying to tighten the spokes perfectly anyways Haha! I'm with it!

  • @MyRealDelusion
    @MyRealDelusion 9 months ago +11

    doing one spoke is not going to fix it, a dry erase marker held down on the frame while you spin the tire will mark it with light then strong then light stroke so you know how many spokes you need to adjust and how many turns for each one. A curve in a tire is going to encompass multiple spokes.

    • @Touthpick
      @Touthpick 9 months ago +1

      Thanks for elaborating. Completely agree with this process.
      Called several bike shops in Charlotte NC to be told you couldn’t straighten a warped rim with the spokes and they would need replacing.

    • @everberry51
      @everberry51 9 months ago

      which do you tighten? the spokes with light marker on them?

    • @Touthpick
      @Touthpick 8 months ago

      @everberry51 tighten in the direction they need to move from center hub to which side you’re moving to

  • @MonalBakan
    @MonalBakan 9 months ago +5

    This video randomly popped up and I m glad it did

  • @nefariousgoonr
    @nefariousgoonr 7 months ago +1

    what purpose did this serve?

  • @MDK_wood_work
    @MDK_wood_work 7 months ago +2

    Мммм.. чувствуете этот запах? Высокой точностью запахло!

  • @dreisechseinsberlin
    @dreisechseinsberlin 6 months ago

    Mit den Seitenschlag ist es einfach. Aber den Höhenschlag bekomme ich einfach nicht hin

  • @fletchersc
    @fletchersc 9 months ago

    You can also do something similar with a playing card to make a cool clicky sound

  • @AisAmalia-fe9cc
    @AisAmalia-fe9cc 9 months ago +2

    what is its function

  • @cliffcox7643
    @cliffcox7643 9 months ago

    You can use the brake calipers as guides too...

  • @林小姐-g4h6w
    @林小姐-g4h6w 9 months ago

    Mood instantly lifted. Thank you for this

  • @YashwantPatel-m4k
    @YashwantPatel-m4k 9 months ago

    This is going straight into my favorites playlist

  • @damienveals7641
    @damienveals7641 8 months ago

    Yea. I’m about to do this on my pit bike, it’s got a little wiggle to it. Probably from popping the clutch to do wheelies lol

  • @koboi350
    @koboi350 6 months ago

    I thought you were trying to make it sound like a motorcycle.

  • @paulstone1912
    @paulstone1912 6 months ago

    You can also true your wheels by the brake pads against the rims to determine where to adjust your spokes

  • @boboften9952
    @boboften9952 9 months ago

    Then you realise your axle shaft is at two different settings ....

  • @KevinMahan-fg6gk
    @KevinMahan-fg6gk 6 months ago

    I was today years old when I learned bicycle spokes could be adjusted.

  • @tonyc1938
    @tonyc1938 9 months ago

    In part 1 it moved both directions. In part 2 is only moves up. What is this fixing?

  • @ohochan739
    @ohochan739 9 months ago

    I thought he want to make superbike sound on his bicycle

  • @MilFalcon
    @MilFalcon 9 months ago

    I always end up making the situation worse than better

  • @jeffmills4103
    @jeffmills4103 7 months ago

    Thank you for posting!

  • @AbbaSanda-n3t
    @AbbaSanda-n3t 9 months ago

    The way you explained this is SO clear. Thank you

  • @Patrickk88
    @Patrickk88 9 months ago

    Muss man doch nur an der Stelle festziehen oder?

  • @AA_Not_a_MOTO_Mechanic

    thanks for bringing the late 90s back./..this is older than you are!!!

  • @HoldYourSeahorses
    @HoldYourSeahorses 8 months ago

    How many times did he snip the blue zip tie to get it the right distance?

  • @bobsoft
    @bobsoft 9 months ago

    I always used the brake pads as a guide when I did not have a truing stand

  • @scruffiedogg3997
    @scruffiedogg3997 8 months ago

    When is the x-rayed part?

  • @CayoBuay
    @CayoBuay 5 months ago

    Need to put one for the spokes too bro. Nostalgia...

  • @radon794
    @radon794 8 months ago

    I actually did this 5 years back when i was putting new spokes on my dirt jumper and i later on when to a bike shop to get a new chain and even they where impresses when i said that i laced with wheels myself

  • @ericmoore7790
    @ericmoore7790 7 months ago

    Learned this trick at Sunflower bike shop when I was a kid working a summer job. Been doing it ever since

  • @Koto_The_Fox
    @Koto_The_Fox 8 months ago

    Now he can drive into oncoming traffic more efficiently

  • @oceanwind831
    @oceanwind831 7 months ago

    沒說明鋼絲頭要調整的方向呀😂😂

  • @ryansalman1481
    @ryansalman1481 7 months ago

    What's wrong with the cat in the background??

  • @unti419
    @unti419 8 months ago

    I sometimes wonder how many Nolan Ryan rookie cards met my spokes.

  • @zorancupic9974
    @zorancupic9974 9 months ago

    I didn't even know that you can adjust that

  • @SleightlyPersonal
    @SleightlyPersonal 9 months ago

    Wait, the spokes don’t just hold it?

  • @سممع
    @سممع 7 months ago +1

    I did not understand what was meant by the video
    I didn't understand, what does the video mean?
    I did not understand, what is the purpose of the video?
    .I didn't understand what the video was about.
    😴

  • @ravdeepthandithandi8791

    There’s a common theme with shaco players and how they look irl

  • @PetsinMumbai
    @PetsinMumbai 8 months ago +1

    Bro do you keep finches? I can hear the beep of zebra finch

  • @DankTheGank520az
    @DankTheGank520az 9 months ago

    I did not know you could adjust the spokes...

  • @SantaAkhterSjcnvn
    @SantaAkhterSjcnvn 7 months ago

    Your consistency is inspiring-keep going

  • @ozz3790
    @ozz3790 7 months ago +1

    DISLIKE for lack of information

  • @jamesbrowne6351
    @jamesbrowne6351 9 months ago

    In our bike shop we would would adjust the brake calipers and use the pads to true the wheels.

  • @ribbitism
    @ribbitism 9 months ago +1

    Just use a bit of tape on a bit of chalk there so it draws on the spots that need adjusting. Much simpler, less guessing "did that move?"

  • @viperdemonz-jenkins
    @viperdemonz-jenkins 8 months ago

    am so sick of the overuse of hack for basic tips.

  • @AMAL-iy4ci
    @AMAL-iy4ci 9 months ago

    What if u start with the faulty part

  • @ervinfriend7625
    @ervinfriend7625 7 months ago

    A lot of kids nowadays Don't know how easy it is to turn and straighten a wheel out

  • @Sponsvis
    @Sponsvis 9 months ago

    I didnt even know you could adjust those spokes of the wheel😅

  • @Waitforit1979
    @Waitforit1979 8 months ago

    That's actually a really good little trick to know

  • @MonkstaRS3
    @MonkstaRS3 8 months ago

    I never knew that tightening spokes was a thing

  • @MrCoffis
    @MrCoffis 8 months ago

    I liked the part where he explained what this is for.

  • @Mario-ui5vy
    @Mario-ui5vy 7 months ago

    Primeramente si vas a girar la cabecilla de un radio, asegúrate de sostener el radio con alicate para que no gire junto con la cabecilla, de lo contrario no apretará ni aflojará...el vídeo solo sirve para mostrar el método de la brida para detectar roce