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If you mtb at all seriously enough to set up tubeless, you need to just get a cheap harbor freight pancake compressor and be done with it. These tubeless inflator gadgets all suck

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Sheesh has it been that long?

I just pulled my 20-year-old Jamis out of the basement. I pretty much haven't ridden since I had kids who are now grown. If you were me and wanted to dip a toe back in the mountain bike waters - would you take the Jamis to the shop or buy them at Walmart?

He really told that drone

Boils down to disposable income

SRAM no cassette is about 85 dollars

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Dont think you should expect full seating with something like that boost bottle. This is just to get a basic air seal so you can pump it up to high seating pressure. Ive done many, many tubeless tires where a floor pump has ZERO chance to do that.

Would that inflator work on smaller tyres? Like on a gravel? Maybe those big tyres are just too much volume

just used the same groupset on a rented Heckler SL, it makes a lot of sense on ebikes due to the way they deliver power. I loved it even though I agree there's a learning curve due to the habit of soft pedalling. I am nostalgic too: I am 42, my first real mtb had no suspensions at all, but I had wonderful 21 gears Deore LX that people before me never had. My current gravel bike reminds of that one, and I love it because it akes me feel a teenager again 😅 But times move on, we benefitted from lot of evolutions in last 25 years and of course this is not stopping. I am still riding my 26" MTB but it's exciting and very welcome to see the mtb technology moving ahead.

Why are you trying to seat the bead dry?

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Ever get the feeling you’re being surveilled? 6:45

new lighting? looking fancy!

I have 1.15 L canister for popping tubeless tires and it has worked every time. That being said, my biggest tire was a 27.5 and 2.1 width so not as much volume as a wide 29. So I'm guessing 0.7L really isn't enough for this application.

Timestamp: 05:02, "eggschroadenery". I love it :D

Use a small piece of sacrificial wood as a pounding surface. Much quieter than steel on steel

I've been running 10 speeds in mountain bikes without them dork to set break off all the time for years I never ever had a problem like you're talking about with yeah it is possible but I never ran into that problem and the bike I'm riding now I got an engine on it so I have to do whatever I said just for one year and that's 3rd gear I got the cable cut I got the real set so I don't need one in dork danger talking about I'm going to buy for years with that one never had a problem

the front has to be even but does it matter if the cassette is odd or even ?

It looks like shit get some raised bars

My black ass would have been SOL multiple times during this trip

Some soapy water around the bead and pop pop, all good.

Bought one today for 198 bucks 😂

First and last time I used a pressure washer on my bike was April 2023, and found that I had blasted some of the softer compound out of my Nobby Nic Addix Speedgrip tires, and had to replace them. So, YMMV. I’ll still do it again (judiciously), as it did a great job on my cassette.

@14:53 is the best part of the video. Saving the best for last. Haha!

my parents got me a 200 dollar walmart hardtail when I was 13. I rode that thing almost every day across roads, dirt, mountain trails, snow, sand, shallow streams etc. basically any terrain you can think of, that bike went through it. The only thing I ever had to replace on it was the tires and inner tubes. Other bike kids made fun of me for not being able to afford the 2k-5k bikes that their parents bought for them, but mine outlasted them all. Wish I never got rid of it (was part of a trade to help my brother get his first car)

Easier way to get the bearings out of a hub is to use one of those telescoping magnet tools that you get at an auto parts store

When are we going to do something a little bit different?

but how was the "shimano mt200" break kit ?

Spent a year dealing with tubeless seating problems. Pumping my tires twice a week, unscrewing valve stems, sealant spills, etc. Took the rim tape off, washed the inside of the tire and rim, and put tubes in. No more BS. I pump my tires once a month and get on with riding. No regrets.

i gave up on tubeless i had so many issues with my rims and tires not working well together that i just put tubeless sealnt in my tubes and never looked back so far my tires have held air perfectly for a month which is better then the 4 days i was getting with tubeless

Must be nice to have access to these expensive products. Meanwhile in the real U.S.A We are struggling to pay our home insurance and mortgage

I ALWAYS enjoy watching your videos and would miss watching the videos. Please share if there's a way we can buy something or financially support you.

Best tubeless seater without a compressor, is a $15 dollar weed sprayer.

An idea I haven't seen anyone mention is to bring a water filter (Sawyer Squeeze or similar. Definitely, cuts down on carry weight). Perhaps it's just common sense and everyone does anyway.

lmao, the mic drop arms at about 0:56. Genius.

I love this advancement, I'm 60. When race cars went from H Transmissions to Sequential the old car builders thought there is no way it was worth the weight and complexity, lap times dropped by a couple seconds. Same when paddle shifting over took sequential shifting. I have been holding off but next year I may be switching to this wireless system.

ive had tubeless tires for years and never a single issue ever. Just use floor pump. not sure what the issue is

You can buy an air compressor at harbor freight for $5 less than that glorified metal water bottle so unless you have to seat a tire with no power don’t waste your money

Seth created the Crank brothers M69 multi tool.

I said they should dip the zipper pulls in plasti-dip, my wife the crafty one who's sewn a lot of bags says they should have installed the zippers running in opposite directions.

The Robert Axle Project is amazing. axles for trainers, trailers, or just replacements in every size imaginable.

Ya think 160psi is hard work? Try using a pump for an airgun. It's 3000psi!

The X1 is a "Drone" Remote or not, legally defined as UAV

The inflator is likely for people without a decent 2 piston pump (cheap pumps have less airflow) and for on the go

24:43 those are magnificent creatures you captured

I love the electronic pump for cross country bike backpacking😊

Seth, use shrink tubing on the zipper pulls

Seth 2028!