I'm really offended Australians ride bikes bye dropping of five feet drops onto a ramp and then jump backflip berm around and the possibly a 360 better than you I bet
Hey Seth, great video as always. Being a first responder, I have some recommendations for you. I like that you have a first aid kit, that being said you should beef up your supplies. You should carry a tourniquet (you can strap it to your bike), some compressed gauze (preferably one with a hemostatic agent) and maybe even some chest seals (or petroleum gauze). I don't think bandaids and tweezers will be enough for the kind of riding you do. A lot of the times you are riding, deep in the woods. Help may take a long time to get to you. I like where your heads at though.
I learned that one the hard way. I wore down everything so much it was about as much to get a new Ribble as to replace everything. When the chain broke all the cogs were like sharks teeth.
You can also put Teflon tape underneath your brake handlebar clamps. This will keep them tight but will allow them to rotate upon impact. (tried and tested on dirt bikes for brake and clutch perches)
@@bikerjon8934 Believe me, I know. I've had my share of concussions, broken ribs, broken arm and a difficult bit to shave on my chin where I landed with a front brake emergency stop.
Love your sense of humor! I usually can't stand these "[insert number here] things/hacks for you" videos, but your understated self-deprecating dry humor is a big WIN. Thanks!
A trick we used on our dirt bike levers was to warp Teflon tape around the bar, then re-install the lever. Helps the level spin around the bar with breaking when you crash.
For the seatpost plug, covering the bar end in electrical tape works much better. You'll find it's a very specific fit - once you hit too many to fit, one single unwrap makes a beautiful perfect fit.
Another good hack is a make-shift chain guide/tensioner. Take a piece of garden hose about 2 inches long and poke some holes in it for zip ties. Then guide your chain through it a zip tie in to your bike. Love your videos Seth!
When placing a sticker, start from the center and flatten out the surfaces in a circular motion. This will prevent any air from being trapped, and you'll have a fresh sticker placed.
I just started watching you about 2 weeks ago and I must say your videos are very informative and enjoyable, and even hysterical at times. So, thank you for all that you do and I'll be back for more! 👍✌️
Kickass vid as ALWAYS Seth! So glad you're back and all moved in and making vids again buddy. Hope everything went smoothly for ya and cannot wait to see the vids and series ya have planned coming up for us. You are the BEST!
Greetings from Black Mountain, brother! When I heard "shop in Asheville, NC" I had to drop you a line or two. Just found your channel yesterday and have powered about all the way through your videos/playlists! Thank you for what you do. I'm a n00b looking to get back into the sport after a decade or so and you are a real, honest inspiration. Cheers!
Best bike hack vid yet. For the brake block I use a piece of cardboard. Thicker and more dense to prevent the pistons from moving and everyone has cardboard. Just fold it up and jam it in. Wait that sounded wrong.
WARNING FOR THE HACK OF SNAPPING THE DERALLEUR/HANGER if you have a full suspension bike, you have to pump your shock to the max you can, because of chaingrowth, that way you will be able to get the chain short enough in order to not drop as many chains, and since there will be no sag and no suspension, it wont stress the chain as much as if there were suspension movement, therefor no chain growth. You can check the effect of chaingrowth pretty easy, take you shock off, and put in single speed mode, you will see that the rear part of the bike gets supported by the chain, instead of just diving in as if you were deep in your travel.
Great Hacks, great videos! There is a way to clean mold from water bottles. Get a product use to clean bathrooms (especially to take mold out) and put the bottle caps submerged for 20 min. It is incredible how clean they get. Love the channel! Greetings from Rio de Janeiro.
awesome as always Seth! I got one hack that I did on my tubeless tire, I've used a tiny cut piece of my wife's dishwasing sponge (yellow foam) to plug a hole on my tire instead of buying a tubeless repair kit. It did a pretty good job sealing the hole as a repair kit would do.:)
A couple of people have said this before, but hydration pack cleaning! Baking soda is good, but then hot water and lemon juice (1 cup of water, 1 tsp of lemon juice) will take care of most bacteria in the water bladder. There's also a technique for cleaning the hose with paracord too.
I've stopped mountain biking because of knee trauma many years ago and never returned to it. Began watching your videos yesterday and tommorow I'm buying a new bike.
a super good hack to clean hydration packs is using denture cleanser tablets. you can get them anywhere for pretty much no money whatsoever . simply put 1 tablet per liter water , fill it up with water and leave it for a couple of hours. then flush it out properly with all the dead bacteria +it tastes like fresh mint
If you put a rounded plug on the end of your seat post, and bring a little lubricant with you,’you and your friends can have some great fun deep in the woods........ it happened to me.....
Hey Seth! i have a few suggestions for future vids if your interested. a tutorial on how to bleed hydraulic brakes and the second one is more of a hack but maybe how to build your own bike stand on a budget? i know you already have the park tools one but it would be fun to see what you come up with! Also love the great work you do!!!!
Do some more bmx/street videos! Since you moved, I think we would all be interested in the street spots you can find in your new location! Maybe explore some local skateparks too!
Zip ties and tape are essential emergency items to have in hydration pack. A few extra bolts like crank, disc and etc. If you are on multi day trip an extra hanger for rear derailleur could save you. Have used all these over last 20 plus years👍
You need to keep first aid much more handy than that. First aid needs to be accessible with one hand when you're weak and have a hard time breathing. Should be in a pouch or something with a zipper or velcro
The point wasn't that the first aid will help with breathing...odds are if you're weak and having a hard time breathing after a crash, you have other injuries that can be tended to. The point is that the first aid kid should be accessible regardless of your condition.
Another great video Seth. I gotta hack for you, it's this kitchen device called a funnel. It makes pouring liquids into a small opening easier. 😂👍🏽 love ya Seth. Keep up the good work
Ordered one of those flasks and cage. Added to " my wish list " through your link and then ordered a day later. Hopefully you get the credit. Been watching a crap ton of your videos. Loving this channel.I am a motorcyclist and mountain biker, and dieing for this winter to be cover. (NJ...ugh)
RML11 I bought a yard sale bike once for $20, and when swapping to riser bars, I realized someone stashed a couple of twenties in the bars. I got double my money back!
On dirtbikes we use teflon pipe tape between the brake lever clamps and the handlebar and tighten like you did. This allows the clamp to move without scoring the bar. We also use bark busters to keep our hands from being smashed into the bar when running into trees.
CAMEBACK-HACK: In order to prevent any smell and keep it perfectly sanitized, I use HYDROGEN PEROXIDE (5-12%). Fill it in a spray-bottle and when you finished your ride, empty the water and spray ~10x into the water-reservoir. Then close it with the lid (with little air inside only). Store it away. When you use it next time, just rise it with water once and then fill it. You can store it basically for 2-3 months without any mold or smell. Due to the H2O2, it will stay sanitized. I had this idea when I bough my Camelback and it is now 2.5 years old. I've never cleaned it any further. Actually it does not smell and is perfectly clear and clean.
"to have one handy when you need it most, you can keep supplies in your seat post"
Spittn' straight bars over here
Can think of a few emergency items other than the first aid kit to put in there
i hide my weed there lol
Shout out to North Jersey for that clip of the single speed hack!
I think you are missing out on NJ mtbnj.
Seth's Bike Hacks if
What part of jersey?
I would say “Yay New Jersey!” (I used to live in New Jersey) but now I live in Texas :(
@@user-ji4ur9bs8c that's cool, you live by demo ranch?
My neighbour isn't happy
Aaaaah
@@filipherzog2820 Bbbbbh
@@sundayfunday5059 Ccccch
@@tapewormsandstoplights2868 Addddddd
Neither js my wallet
4:20 "does your hydration pack smell like sh---- bad"😂😂 I caught that seth
that hydraulic disc paper trick was acctually really helpful.
gotta use it next time
.
And i used to carry a screw driver around
Fat Biker Vaibhav credit card also works great!
The Singletrack Sampler it works but paper is availabe everywhere.
credit card....may be not
Also a 10mm thick piece of plywood cut to shape works great.
5:44 how people in Australia ride bikes
Noodles lmaooooo i’m dying
I'm really offended Australians ride bikes bye dropping of five feet drops onto a ramp and then jump backflip berm around and the possibly a 360 better than you I bet
@@troymuller3791 realy?
. It was a fucking joke!
ʇᴉ op ǝʍ ʍoɥ ʇou sʇɐɥʇ 'ɥɐN
Cam i get to 1000 subs Widouth any wideos uploaded? r/woooosh
5:29 how to destroy your testis
Mahir Khan
Only if it was a dropper post
Yep
Maybe he's into that. Idk
thanks Seth, I really appreciate
I've been looking for some cheap garden hose for a while and this was the best solution I found.
Thanks Seth now I can hide my weed in my seat post
And you can drill couple of holes and turn the seat post into a bowl.
A hollow crank sealed with a bar end is also amazing for that purpose ;-)
and you can make your own bong from the hose.
THIS IDEA IS GOLDENNNNN
Not even funny
"Does your hydration pack smell like sh... bad?" LMAO 4:17
Is Seth *ever going to run out of these bike hacks?*
I don't know how he comes up with all these
IFTY hope not
He buys them
he gets them from comments
Hey Seth, great video as always. Being a first responder, I have some recommendations for you. I like that you have a first aid kit, that being said you should beef up your supplies. You should carry a tourniquet (you can strap it to your bike), some compressed gauze (preferably one with a hemostatic agent) and maybe even some chest seals (or petroleum gauze). I don't think bandaids and tweezers will be enough for the kind of riding you do.
A lot of the times you are riding, deep in the woods. Help may take a long time to get to you. I like where your heads at though.
You have quite the shop! makes me wish I had a garage
Hey seth, very useful hacks! About making the mtb singlespeed, just pay attention about chain growth on full suspension bikes.
I learned that one the hard way. I wore down everything so much it was about as much to get a new Ribble as to replace everything.
When the chain broke all the cogs were like sharks teeth.
You can also put Teflon tape underneath your brake handlebar clamps. This will keep them tight but will allow them to rotate upon impact. (tried and tested on dirt bikes for brake and clutch perches)
Something worries me about planning to crash.
@@calumbutter8959 for most it's not a matter of if but when...
@@bikerjon8934 Believe me, I know. I've had my share of concussions, broken ribs, broken arm and a difficult bit to shave on my chin where I landed with a front brake emergency stop.
"Next up is a flask cage... you can even give your kid one" 🤣
Laughed my ass off all the way through. "Upper pulley thing" 4:05
If it looks stupid, but works...
use the zip ties
Andrzej Sawicki It's not stupid!
BKXC o
BKXC g
I was wondering what the hell happened to my hose.
johnathan cerillo sorry it was meh i actually used it to fix my toaster
Don't worry call 1-800-241-brad he gots you're back
Call the cops I am just kidding
666 likes
I was about to like this comment, but it's at 666 likes
Love your sense of humor! I usually can't stand these "[insert number here] things/hacks for you" videos, but your understated self-deprecating dry humor is a big WIN. Thanks!
A trick we used on our dirt bike levers was to warp Teflon tape around the bar, then re-install the lever. Helps the level spin around the bar with breaking when you crash.
For the seatpost plug, covering the bar end in electrical tape works much better. You'll find it's a very specific fit - once you hit too many to fit, one single unwrap makes a beautiful perfect fit.
Seth, that's a fucking cool vid, don't stop doing this.....
It's 2022 now mate. He's going strong.
(I grant wishes).
2:24 Aussies can relate 🤣
Yessir
😂
Another good hack is a make-shift chain guide/tensioner. Take a piece of garden hose about 2 inches long and poke some holes in it for zip ties. Then guide your chain through it a zip tie in to your bike. Love your videos Seth!
freezing your hydration bladder also works. i just rinse it with cleaned water and freeze. it also chills the water for your next ride
You need to go up!
Works like a charm
Y me too
nobody likes frozen balllsss
Freeze 2 cups of water in your bladder, 1 big ice cube last longer.
@@michaelt5624 2 girls 1 cup 👀
Great video man,it's useful but at the same time funny.Love from Greece
4:23 baking soda i got baking soda
No he's got baking sora
it’s quite rare that i actually lol at something on the internet, well done
Seth...you have reignited my lost love of biking! Deeply appreciate it and killer vids.
Why on earth would it ever need REignighting?
i also obnce saw a Bottle Cage for full size Jack Daniels Bottles
When placing a sticker, start from the center and flatten out the surfaces in a circular motion. This will prevent any air from being trapped, and you'll have a fresh sticker placed.
+Fazeless good tip!
The first hack it also a good way to hide your drugs. Thank you!
I just started watching you about 2 weeks ago and I must say your videos are very informative and enjoyable, and even hysterical at times. So, thank you for all that you do and I'll be back for more! 👍✌️
Love the emergency kit in seatpost but I'm ordering a flask and flask cage now!
Kickass vid as ALWAYS Seth! So glad you're back and all moved in and making vids again buddy. Hope everything went smoothly for ya and cannot wait to see the vids and series ya have planned coming up for us. You are the BEST!
Greetings from Black Mountain, brother! When I heard "shop in Asheville, NC" I had to drop you a line or two. Just found your channel yesterday and have powered about all the way through your videos/playlists! Thank you for what you do. I'm a n00b looking to get back into the sport after a decade or so and you are a real, honest inspiration. Cheers!
The man of the endless bike hacks list, love your vídeos Seth!
My moms mad that i cut her hose
Kyle Walker no way hose
Well played sir....well played. :-)
You weren't paying attention, were you?
Supposed to cut your neighbor's hose.
This Guy whoops
Kyle Walker Lmfaooooo
Where’s the : “ Who is watching these in quarantine “ squad at
Hi
@@dombmtb lol
I've watched your videos for over a year and have to say out of all the MTB youtubers, you're the best. Keep it up man!
Best bike hack vid yet. For the brake block I use a piece of cardboard. Thicker and more dense to prevent the pistons from moving and everyone has cardboard. Just fold it up and jam it in. Wait that sounded wrong.
you cant spell slaughter with out laughter
boy that joke really takes the fun out of funeral
and mass shootings
APCWORLDSUXAZ you can't spell shooting without hoot
My back.wheels huming on my 29ner hoodoo voodoo how do you repair it
Dan Dale buy a 27.5in wheel bike
Dan Dale 29ers are super gay
WARNING FOR THE HACK OF SNAPPING THE DERALLEUR/HANGER if you have a full suspension bike, you have to pump your shock to the max you can, because of chaingrowth, that way you will be able to get the chain short enough in order to not drop as many chains, and since there will be no sag and no suspension, it wont stress the chain as much as if there were suspension movement, therefor no chain growth.
You can check the effect of chaingrowth pretty easy, take you shock off, and put in single speed mode, you will see that the rear part of the bike gets supported by the chain, instead of just diving in as if you were deep in your travel.
also if your rear triangle happens to be carbon it could prove fatal to the carbon....
Drama is a cool dog and now he's earning real money. 🐶🐶🐶
you definitely take the seriousness out of mountain biking its awesome Seth
4:18
Does your hydration bad smell like sh-... Bad.
Could you please please please make a housetour and show all your awesome stuff in the garage!
Killin it bro... humour and practicality... nice work!
The hose chain keeper looks like winner. Thank you for the fun video!
Does your hydration pack smell like s... bad 4:19 🤣🤣
You should make a video where you explore your new street riding places
Great Hacks, great videos!
There is a way to clean mold from water bottles. Get a product use to clean bathrooms (especially to take mold out) and put the bottle caps submerged for 20 min.
It is incredible how clean they get.
Love the channel!
Greetings from Rio de Janeiro.
40+ years of bike riding here but I have never tried the riding a bike on your back, love the idea and will have to try!
That chain guide was a clever idea!
Päivää 👋
BAKING SODA!
TrailRiderMTB "I have Baking Soda"
I've got baking soda
That face he makes. I live ot gensis
i got viniger
*I Have Baking Soda*
awesome as always Seth! I got one hack that I did on my tubeless tire, I've used a tiny cut piece of my wife's dishwasing sponge (yellow foam) to plug a hole on my tire instead of buying a tubeless repair kit. It did a pretty good job sealing the hole as a repair kit would do.:)
A couple of people have said this before, but hydration pack cleaning! Baking soda is good, but then hot water and lemon juice (1 cup of water, 1 tsp of lemon juice) will take care of most bacteria in the water bladder. There's also a technique for cleaning the hose with paracord too.
Have a good day!
4:50 oh, I' am italian, and I did not know there was a detergent of name"Sicilia "
4:17 "does your hydration pack smell like Shh (lightning quick ALT+TAB) bad?" had to laugh there XD
I've stopped mountain biking because of knee trauma many years ago and never returned to it. Began watching your videos yesterday and tommorow I'm buying a new bike.
great intro!
a super good hack to clean hydration packs is using denture cleanser tablets. you can get them anywhere for pretty much no money whatsoever . simply put 1 tablet per liter water , fill it up with water and leave it for a couple of hours. then flush it out properly with all the dead bacteria +it tastes like fresh mint
Satiic I've heard that one works!
I love the flask with ice tea. I don't drink, nor would I while riding. I just love the spirit of taking a hit while someone's all upset.
seth keep up the good work and vids when i’m bored i always watch your videos
You should actually do a video of you doing a game of bike on the floor. That could be funny
I’d do that
Dethklok
do it then
Viksjoe.strand Definitely!!!!!!!
That section of heart break ridge at 4:53 scares me so much that person absolutely killed it! Love that trail so much.
The garden hose with the rear axle...genius @Seth's Bike Hacks!
Seth, your content is unbeatable
😁
WOOZY BMX VIDEOS
I HATE IT
If you put a rounded plug on the end of your seat post, and bring a little lubricant with you,’you and your friends can have some great fun deep in the woods........ it happened to me.....
Hey Seth! i have a few suggestions for future vids if your interested.
a tutorial on how to bleed hydraulic brakes and the second one is more of a hack but maybe how to build your own bike stand on a budget? i know you already have the park tools one but it would be fun to see what you come up with!
Also love the great work you do!!!!
These vids just keep getting better and better! I want more! lol
im dead seth acctually uses og genasis in his video 😂😂😂
Awesome video! I think the bike flask is a must upgrade for me. Great tip for keeping things fun and relaxed on the trail 5:12
You can actually use icesicle sticks (the flat ones) as wedges to prevent your brakecalipers from coming together
+Andreas L Great tip!
The axle-hose-thingy is just what I needed.
Thanks.
you're definetly the number ONE in mtb/BMX youtube world.!
btw why do you call it your "shop"? isn't it your garage/house?
My guess is that it's short for workshop (not sure though, not a native speaker)
Gabriele D'Alessio I know it has been 6 months and you probobly dont care but a shop is where you work and a garage is car storage
Thinking about getting a 2017 Giant Talon 3. Any thoughts on the brand and/or bike?
P.S. I love the channel!
Noah Haring I have a 2019 giant talon 3 and I’m satisfied but I would actually recommend a giant fathom 2
Do some more bmx/street videos! Since you moved, I think we would all be interested in the street spots you can find in your new location! Maybe explore some local skateparks too!
The medic kit hack is super nice just perfect never thought about this one
5:29 you need to extend the seat all the way to do this
Neighbor:My garden hose is gone o wait the MTB guy stole it
Seth:Hehe
(Not an hate comment)
Not good grammar.
Charles Ridgway why do you care
oh lord the last hack of inverted biking... SUBSCRIBED!
Zip ties and tape are essential emergency items to have in hydration pack. A few extra bolts like crank, disc and etc. If you are on multi day trip an extra hanger for rear derailleur could save you. Have used all these over last 20 plus years👍
You need to keep first aid much more handy than that. First aid needs to be accessible with one hand when you're weak and have a hard time breathing. Should be in a pouch or something with a zipper or velcro
+Wujas _ you're an idiot
Jordan Keeler um.... actually u r
if u get cut on the trail, just make mud with water and dirt and wack it on. who needs first aid kits
i had a hard time breathing reading this comment,...
The point wasn't that the first aid will help with breathing...odds are if you're weak and having a hard time breathing after a crash, you have other injuries that can be tended to. The point is that the first aid kid should be accessible regardless of your condition.
0:31 was that "Skills with Phill" behind you ?
Sanjin Ljumić yes
Another great video Seth. I gotta hack for you, it's this kitchen device called a funnel. It makes pouring liquids into a small opening easier. 😂👍🏽 love ya Seth. Keep up the good work
Ordered one of those flasks and cage. Added to " my wish list " through your link and then ordered a day later. Hopefully you get the credit. Been watching a crap ton of your videos. Loving this channel.I am a motorcyclist and mountain biker, and dieing for this winter to be cover. (NJ...ugh)
another method for the brake one is to take a large flathead screwdriver and gently pry the pads apart with it
Where do I put a first aid kit if I have a dropper post, will handle bars be the right way to go?
Klawz yes
Klawz I sometimes store cash in my handlebars
RML11 I bought a yard sale bike once for $20, and when swapping to riser bars, I realized someone stashed a couple of twenties in the bars. I got double my money back!
I guess
On dirtbikes we use teflon pipe tape between the brake lever clamps and the handlebar and tighten like you did. This allows the clamp to move without scoring the bar. We also use bark busters to keep our hands from being smashed into the bar when running into trees.
The shop is looking good Seth!
Keep up the hard work.
0:02 how to smeash your derailur
CAMEBACK-HACK: In order to prevent any smell and keep it perfectly sanitized, I use HYDROGEN PEROXIDE (5-12%).
Fill it in a spray-bottle and when you finished your ride, empty the water and spray ~10x into the water-reservoir.
Then close it with the lid (with little air inside only).
Store it away.
When you use it next time, just rise it with water once and then fill it.
You can store it basically for 2-3 months without any mold or smell.
Due to the H2O2, it will stay sanitized.
I had this idea when I bough my Camelback and it is now 2.5 years old. I've never cleaned it any further. Actually it does not smell and is perfectly clear and clean.
First aid kit in seat post is genius bro ...thanks 👌
Bro, I love these videos!!! I wish more people had a sense of humor like you! Keep up the great work and I really appreciate what you do.
Real name 10 bike hacks for mtb bmx and beyond
What the thumbnail tells 10 bike hacks for alcoholics and beyond
Does anyone watch this even though they don’t really care about bikes
No
Dude the flask trick was hilarious!!!
cant wait to use some of seths tricks love your vids man don't stop them