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what is your crankset or chainring?

😂 😂😂😂 the poping up from the bottom of the camera is great chit.

I`m currently riding a belt drive singlespeed Soma Wolverine with Jones H-Bar and a front rack, and it`s sooo upright and comfortable.

Good stuff Zach!

This sounds more like a personal experience rather then a practical reason: there is no reason you couldn’t have swerved on a bike with brakes, and the argument that having brakes means you will only use them instead of swerving is a user error (not the bikes fault.) hopefully you’ve since improved with your bike skills: but no rational person gets involved in a serious crash - due to not maintaining a safe distance between themselves and the car - to then blame the “bike having brakes” being the issue.

Bring this series back!

0:28 What's that metal water bottle?

Lots of cameras and open carry Stand your ground when threatened with a deadly weapon like a pickup truck..

I know that you're running fixed, but have you seen a moustache handlebar with bar end brake levers (inverted)? Simply amazing!

You look like a snack in this vid

“what do you mean” 😭😭

Don’t buy retrospec

I bought the Hiplok D1000 and it's definitely a heavy beefy D lock but it's diamond rated being the best you can get at £250, but I also want to get the heaviest chain lock I can find too. I have a full suspension e mountain bike so I can't put the D lock through the wheel and frame but I'm going to use the chain locks for that

Funky tunes in this one, nice!

your use of shekels is a little dicey my asian friend.

Just got a Kilo tt Stripper, does anybody have insight on servicing the hub bearings? Cone wrench sizes, any other useful tips/tricks to help make the job go smoothly before i start? & Who has increased their tire size, is what he's saying legit? Mine came with 25s but I'd like at least 28s if not 32s?

Great video as always, although I am always doubtful of companies using ai imagery (State Bike Co.) in their promotional material. If they cut corners on simple things like that where else do they?

@zachgallardo sir your straps are clearly on wrong. I’ve been using straps since 2010. Just a heads up. You need to build up your experience points. lol

This comparing is just stupid ! You have to know the purpose of the Chain

Just got my Wabi yesterday. My first proper fixed. The previous owner was riding the freestyle side and the lock ring was not tightened down. WHY!??? Splines have been a thing forever. WHY is this not the standard. Zach, you should totally work with Wabi on a splined system and leverage your experience bringing a bike to market. Sacratomato in the house yo!!! Big ups Homeboy!!!

I’m a masher, thinking of building a 52 or 53 tooth and maybe 15 rear.

Of course it’s faster

정말 좋은 강좌입니다! 한국의 자전거 손놓고 타는 채널에는 한번에 두시간 이상 40킬로미터 이상을 타는 영상도 있습니다. 영상을 보면 턱을 넘거나 울퉁불퉁한 바닥도 타고가는데 이 때에는 #핸즈프리라이딩 상태에서 엉덩이를 살짝 들을수 있는 노하우도 필요한거 같습니다.

46 x 18

Surly makes some crazy bars too.

Omg u think they race carbon fiber instead of steel for making money. Lmao u got the wrong chicken or the egg argument here. Road bikes started with steel transitioned to aluminum then went to carbon. U can make a steel frame as aero as carbon nor as light. You cant make an aluminum frame as light as well. Its about technological advancements. I still love your channel but u are really coming off as a hipster/purist here.

I'm a mtb enthusiast who rides fixed to make street riding and commuting fun. Carbon fiber is very strong and it is stronger than steel and aluminum frames. Everything you say about carbon frames is the same for aluminum. I would say don't ride carbon if you intend to keep the same bike for 10 plus years. Steel on the other hand I have seen people bend frames especially with crmo hardtails which could cause a crash too. Carbon is also more comfortable than steel imo If it is engineered to flex and have some give too it. It is much quieter too so it's a give and take. I feel like fixed gear riders just hate on it because they are very purist. I will upgrade my fixed gear bike with carbon wheels and a hydraulic front disc brake because they are such a nice feeling upgrade.

I give you a few more years before you’re in the Rivendell camp. Y’all heard it here first.

Not a bad idea but just waaaaaay too wide.

Been riding spds on my fixed, mostly ride really aggressive tracklocross stuff with lots of single track, mud and bunny hopping. This lead me to develope a tailors bunion on my rear foot and braking fucking hurts now. Might try straps but I’m sure it would feel like a huge downgrade. Take care of your feet.

Accidents are never *completely* one party's fault, but a confluence of many. The road design, the time of day, the driver's distracted, the cyclist expecting to be seen, but not actually because they didn't wear bright enough clothing, or going faster than a typical cyclist is expected to. Just some examples. All parties need to invest in better safety. 1. Speed cameras to catch & discourage wreckless driving. 2. Better cycling infrastructure, dedicated lanes, or wide shoulders. 3. Cyclists also riding as if they're invisible, not expecting drivers to pay attention & see them. As both a driver & cyclist, I know how hard it is sometimes to see cyclists, we're used to seeing large vehicles as a driver. It's just unrealistic to expect drivers to do better given the crappy infrastructure.

I’m a drop bar commuter/bike delivery guy. Drops the way to go. If you get a wide enough bar you will have every hand position you could ever want. This is coming from a guy that has spent at least 300-400 for the Extra handlebars and still rides the stock wines😊

The daily riders need the weekend warriors so we can pick up their used, almost pristine bikes for cheap.

Colossi bikes are really common here in Asia actually

for when you aren't getting steebed enough when you stack on the handle barz

this has been my set up for the whole time. flat bar with bar ends in the middle.

@12:58 u left your camera

I have the Seine bars and put separate horns on them so i can place them at the right width for me. Me likey. Great video thanks!

Aw she's cute

Been doing this for years with barends by moving them them inbord , turn your favourite flat bars in to a decent crazy bar without the crazy price people

Build your dream bike when you've reached a level of stability that protects that investment. I prided myself building my used wabi classic to a dream bike, $3000 in upgrades, while taking my eye off the basics (opening my white mail, DMV, legal notices etc) including keeping my hustle vibrant. Now, along with my minimalist but high quality wardrobe, my dream bike and belongings are sitting in my now-police-impounded jeep in a redneck town and are gone. Point: if youre couch-surfing, in-between jobs... The sugino chainring can wait. Now I ride a donated derailer bike, it's mid-shelf... But I'd rather be seen on the bus compared to my old dream bike. Onward. 👍

Got two ftps now I want a Fuji track elite with zipp808 and disc 😭

Gets breaker bar

How do these compare to the albastache?

Then u have me dumping sealant into my giant mtb tires, seating bead with a floor pump & subsequently not touching them again for 5 months 😂

for me big ratio is for training not for everyday use at least its not so big you can actually get use to it, that s why is better to have more than one bike, you can go really big i mean big like 60/12 after all that that bike would be for training.

Can u buy tsunami snm100 frame and ride it and rate it

Now they just need to add a "drop" and they've pretty much got all the positions!

"Seine" is the name of the river crossing Paris. It's pretty curvy, maybe that's why they choose that name.

"...have a little bit of fun opening up your chest...") 😊