Me thinks that 1/2 the cost is due to the cool hydraulic pistons/ rams.😅

Why are you out of breath? No mountain biker should be out of breath. No matter how much they exercise.

Good review. I prefer shimano, but many don't 😂

Wow, that’s actually pretty impressive. I wouldn’t mind the engagement and pawl design of an i9 hub with the silence of an onyx. I bought a 1/1 hub for the rear wheel on my girlfriend’s bike thinking that it would be quieter than a Hydra because of the lower engagement… boy was I wrong. Apparently it’s pretty well-known that even though the Hydra has a higher frequency hub noise, it’s actually a fair bit quieter overall. And the 1/1 hub is much louder but less of a constant buzz. I think if I had to do it again, I would go with the Hydra. That being said, Im definitely happy with the Onyx on my own bike.

The greatest benefit, no plastic parts to decay and break and find out you can't get replacements.

But like an F1 racing when you get the disc brakes too hot they actually become slippery like ice and then you don't break that's why it's a danger and F1 racing when the brake pads get way too hot and it makes them like ice so how does your brake pads and your bike getting too hot make you break better when heat is what causes it to act slippery

When going from 32t to 28t, do you need to remove chain links, or does the derailleur absorb the extra slack?

What is your brand road bike that can use 34mm tire?

Why would you want to make that glorious sound go away? Louder the better.

rip hydra

rip hydra

I have the same problem, I have blown out the bearings on my i9 hydra. Were you able to change the bearings with the service kit from industry nine by yourself, you didn't show that in the video?

$1400. Better have a lock for it as well.....

do you like this bike rack over the 1up super duty

The e bike looks better in a recycling yard!

This vs Saris MHS 2? 100lbs per tray= 200lbs max load

guys can you tell what it depends from so easy cassete removing?is it matter from cassete model or hub?usually i have to suffer to open it with whip and full force

Unfortunately moving the plate will not work in Ontario, Canada, plate needs to be illuminated at sundown.

If I take a chain off (for whatever reason) I put it on opposite of what position I removed it to reverse the wear pattern.

Hey thanks! Excellent and honest video. I think it helped me out to make my choice between these two. Exactly what I needed to hear.

What is so super easy with swapping them? (It's a standard pedal removal and install)...

awesome tutorial. thanks. anyone know if you can buy a smaller volume of the grease and oil? For the amount you pay it seems excessive to have so much considering the low frequency in which you need to perform maintenance on these.

Welcome back!

Nice

Do you want to swap your hydra with me?😅

Damn… in that case just get the Onyx hubs

Thanks for this video.Mulling this decision over now. I think another big consideration is how much you want to use the navigation for free ride, etc. Then I could see screen size mattering a little more, if you are going to be take quick glances at the map- it seems like a little bit bigger screen would help. But I truthfully don't know how much I woulduse that. The other I'll mention that I saw in another video- you can have your data screen displayed and then the map only pops up when you come near a turn, briefly - then automatically goes back to the data screen. This would be useful on the 840.

we throw away way to fast things just because they don't look new....the amount of trash we produce is insane

Wahoo bolt)

Been wearing Assos for years. GTO is the only one that didn’t work for me. Chamois is sewn too low and doesn’t cover well enough. S11 targa is the best.

Love the video! Inspired me to start training longer to finally get my own century ride under my belt

Tryin to decide on size for mine. I’m 5,4. How tall are you and do you feel the small was a good choice ? Thanks man and absolutely love the bike

Wow drama queen. I've used mine almost daily for 5 years. None of these things have bothered me. Quickest and easiest on and off ever.

Makes sense to me

Just looked up the price and my body involuntarily inhaled a sharp breath.

How does the Shift compare to The Wildcat for mountain biking?

can the tailgate fold down with the rack in the up position? i have a tacoma too and was curious

I just purcahsed a Kona Mahuna with a 28 tooth front chain ring and I love it! I do light dirt trails through woods, hardpack, grass and paved trail riding so it's perfect for me. What amazed me is how much more my 20212 Kona Mahuna I traded in for a brand new never ridden 2023 model BOTH felt much smoother than a new 2024 Trek X Caliber 8 hardtail. THanks for the video! I'm only two years new into mountain biking after wanting a more versatile and more comfortable riding bike than an old Giant skiinny tire hybrid I briefly owned that I didn't like. I felt every imperfection on paved paths and sidewalks with those skinny tires. Once I jumped to mountian bikes I marveld at the comfort level the fatter tires have!

No, they are not. 25mm are also better than 28 as well.

What’s the step counter thingy on the inside of your wheel for?

80 miles ride!! Wow. Thst a crazy

But it’s going to work its way like that anyway

What is that step? Is that an accessory can I go on a Chevy or is it only made for Toyotas? Thanks bro.

They shift better under load than unloaded.

A heavy cotton rag, soaked with chain and cable lube has served me for years!

Thanks for such an insightful review. I've just watched some vain chap from Wiggle do an "unboxing" and spent 10minutes talking about how he loves the labels and how he uses the tissue paper to wrap Christmas presents. I have had four pairs of Castelli Rosso Corsa bibs over the years- crashed in a couple, the others just seem to wear thin with repeated washing and the chamois looses its bounce. The Camois, is 15mm and what I like is that it is better attached than the Mille version. Also, on the Castelli, the straps are in very thin (but comfortable) fabric, which eventually perforates and frays. It's so thin, I have actually managed to poke my thumb through it in my current pair. The straps merge into a back panel which covers the lower back, making summer rides more sweaty in that area. Anyways I just wanted to treat myself to these but now I'm really quite doubtful. Thanks again.

It’s been a year, do you still favor these over everything else?

Thanks for review, I am on a LES going for a Mach 4