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@xDqvidGamingMinecraft 2 күн бұрын
if i live in a warm, tropical environment, can i just swim in my tri suit and move on without taking anything off during transition? other than the shoes of course
@joelyjowell3 2 күн бұрын
I love this video . Satisfy my OCD and now I’m motivated to fix a bike my brother found at his neighbor trash
@markb6407 2 күн бұрын
Thank you Judtin for the simplistic approach! It's great to have a well-educated mentor. At 57, I'm looking to participate in my first sprint tri later this year. I can definitely get pulled into the gear head mentality. The KISS principal is what I need.😂
@joelyjowell3 2 күн бұрын
I love these vintage bikes
@nhwoodscycle 3 күн бұрын
It’s frustrating that when my friend and I ride together the discrepancy between our results has gone from a few tenths of a mile to 1.30 of a mile. Time and elevation don’t match either. One of us has Android, the other iPhone but we use the same service. Meanwhile customer support is useless.
@dobry_czlowiek 3 күн бұрын
Weight, aero losses and only 28c clearance is a deal breaker for competitive cycling
@JustinDoesTriathlon 3 күн бұрын
What cat are you?
@reedj52 3 күн бұрын
Great video! I’m restoring my dads Continental and your video has been perfect. What degreaser do you use and will it work without ultrasonic?
@javamartin52 3 күн бұрын
Justin, I appreciated your approach to this review, a mix of philosophy, software development, and functionality. As an older cyclist, I have come a long way since the clicker mounted on my front wheel that I used when I rode cross country. I finally graduated to the Lezyne, and now I have the Wahoo Bolt V2. One of my real frustrations is how the rerouting function works. I cue a lot of tours, and sometimes I want to cut off mileage. Why does the unit always try and take me back to where I left the route? Maybe I have a setting wrong? I just end up turning rerouting off. Other than that, I am happy with the unit, going on 3 years.
@VilleLaasonen 4 күн бұрын
I have Raleigh from 70’s and I would say it is rocket science. Cotter pins? Check! Weird non standard bottom bracket? Check! Unfamiliar brand on derailleurs? Check! Other than those it could be easy. Bikes from 80/90’s are just much more easier. They have standards.
@Laaainers 6 күн бұрын
I LOVE the tips about the run - breaking down mile by mile. Thank you!!
@JustinDoesTriathlon 6 күн бұрын
Have fun!
@joelda3rd 7 күн бұрын
This is so crazy, helpful! I really love watching these. I feel so much more relaxed about my first trialthon coming up soon
@BarbieMoore 8 күн бұрын
As a woman who grew up in the midwest in the 60's & 70;s, I LOVED this video and your contagious joy of restoring these vintage gems. I have a 70's, orange Schwinn Twinn. The chain just broke and local bike shop says they can't fix these old broken chains (small town).. I felt discouraged, came home & found your video - so encouraging that it CAN be done. Any suggestions on how & where to look in Ohio.?
@JustinDoesTriathlon 7 күн бұрын
Thanks so much! That's awesome that you have a Twinn! It 100% can be fixed. I know nothing about Ohio but I find it a little suspect that a bike shop can't fix a chain, that's crazy. I found a post on bikeforums from someone in a similar situation to you (linked at the end of comment) Basically, they were told to buy two 5/6 speed bike chains. If you've got the old chain, that's gold, because you know exactly how long to make it. And then all you would need is a chain breaker tool (7-$10 on Amazon.) Try to confirm it with a little more checking of what you've got, but a KMC 5/6 speed chain ($10) and a chain tool ($10) should get you most of the way up and running! I’ve also linked a Park Tool video that will walk you through replacing the chain. You can do it! :D kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJW4gn6MgrV5a6s www.bikeforums.net/classic-vintage/756346-chain-question-my-schwinn-tandem.html
@PEsp-id7uw 5 күн бұрын
@@JustinDoesTriathlonsend a chain
@noureddineelaroussi7680 9 күн бұрын
Justin, you were just looking to upgrade to the best and newest without feeling guilty about it, I do that sometimes, all men are guilty of that! I say go ahead and do it, life is short, so enjoy it while you can!
@JustinDoesTriathlon 9 күн бұрын
Ha, I'm not really an "upgrade for the sake of it" person. Selling the included Zipps was the first thing I did after buying my Time 😅
@BungalowBrilliance 15 күн бұрын
i just bought a voyageur 11.8 that needs this kind of love and attention. your traveler looks immaculate i cant wait to take your tips and processes to my vintage schwinn
@christopherohara9421 17 күн бұрын
Do these have a strange tire size
@christopherohara9421 17 күн бұрын
I have one
@jrczz 17 күн бұрын
James Bowling just gave me an old Schwinn Traveler, red, think it's 24 inch. I intend to give it to a kid that tells me he likes my bike as I am riding my 27 inch 78 La Tours, but first I gotta fix a broken brake lever you don't like. I liked your video. I ride my 2 La Tours and my 25 inch World sits, as does my electric bike..
@lclfav2 18 күн бұрын
I have this exact same bike. I love it.
@JohnBarrow1961 19 күн бұрын
Beautiful bike.
@user-fi5kf1cg2o 20 күн бұрын
Hi Justin -- thanks so much for the videos. You said your wetsuit is the maximum thickness. So is it a 5mm? Does it restrict movement? I need a wetsuit for the 70.3 IM and I am worried about the open water swim so I want the most buoyant possible. But don't want it restricting swimming movement.
@JustinDoesTriathlon 20 күн бұрын
Yeah good question! The Xterra is a 5mm yes, (not 100% 5mm, thinner in the arms, etc, but a good amount of 5mm). I've actually since bought a new Roka suit. The Xterra was fine but with its age it was getting quite delicate and getting small tears every time I put it on. There's more to flexibility than thickness, though in general, the thicker, the less fvlexible it is. I feel like my Roka has better shoulder mobility than my Xterra did (and also, the Roka is a bit thinner in general.) If you're going for bouancy, look for 5mm chest and legs. For most people, it's the legs/hips that really drop down. TBH though, even with my thinner Roka, it feels like swimming with floaties on. They all add noticable flotation vs. nothing. Have fun!
@user-fi5kf1cg2o 19 күн бұрын
@@JustinDoesTriathlon Thanks so much for the response. I will check out the Roka. I definitely want something that feels like I have floaties on!
@JustinDoesTriathlon 19 күн бұрын
@@user-fi5kf1cg2o You got it! FWIW I didn't mean to imply that the Roka is more bouyant or anything, and I'm also comparing a brand new suit vs a suit from... 2010 I think. So it's possible there are much better suits out there. I just kinda picked one at random. :P IT feels good though.
@user-fi5kf1cg2o 19 күн бұрын
@@JustinDoesTriathlon Yeah sounds fine. You got me the information I need and for that I am thankful to you. I'll check out a bunch seem similar and get something. It's going to be a while until I do the IM 70.3 so I have some time to figure it out. Just trying to figure it out now. I run and bike a ton, so I have no concerns there, but the swimming part has me all nervous and anxious. I don't want to end up as fish food a half mile into the swim, or suffer a panic attack while out there. You've been great, thanks.
@user-fi5kf1cg2o 19 күн бұрын
Sorry -- follow up. Is your Roka a 3/2mm or thicker?
@user-cx2bk6pm2f 20 күн бұрын
The radar will "stop you from getting hit" ???? HOW???? Every time you see a car, do you jump in the bushes? If a car is going to hit you, it will hit you. Radar or not.
@hanad6161 23 күн бұрын
this was SUPER helpful!!
@dustyhoods 26 күн бұрын
This review is 2 years old. And nothing changed. A simple smartphone for the same price performs better then these top cycling products... I've been waiting for some revolution and Hammerhead with it's Android based units could be the thing... but no... another laggy peace of sht.
@Eh2KPlayer 26 күн бұрын
I just purchased an old ccm 70s and planning on doing the same.Great job!
@1karianderson 27 күн бұрын
They must have listened to you. I just picked up a set of the mini pro 🙌🏽
@JustinDoesTriathlon 27 күн бұрын
I've finally made a difference 🤣
@vmtcmt Ай бұрын
Nicely done. That bike was made in Japan by Panasonic. In many ways, they were superior to the US made Schwinns of that time. For years, at least well into the mid 80's, the seat post binder bolts on Panasonic branded bikes still had the Schwinn "S" on them. The only minor goof I noticed was the crescent washers on the brake center bolts, The shallower ones are used on the fork, the deeper ones on the caliper bridge.
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
You're right! I've since fixed that. No idea how I did that 😁🤣 thanks !
@odacity509 Ай бұрын
Do you what spindle length you sied for the bottom bracket? Im restoring a schwinn premis exactly like this one. thanks for the inspo
@odacity509 Ай бұрын
I believe it is either 115 or 118mm based on internet searches, but I can't find any old Schwinn specs to confirm
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
Oh awesome, that's fun! Went with a 68x115 Tange LN-3922. 👍 I actually still have the bike in my posession for another week if you need any measurements
@odacity509 Ай бұрын
@@JustinDoesTriathlon Thanks, I appreciate it. I love what you did with the white seat and handlebar tape, and that's the goal.
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
Thank you! Nice score getting that frame. I really started to enjoy it. It's a super clean look
@two20john Ай бұрын
Beautiful, but lose the undersaddle bag.
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
No thanks. I'm not stuffing junk in my pockets when there's a perfectly good spot on my bike. Function>fashion.
@RoliRegenbogen Ай бұрын
Happy you mentioned the bicycle part, will go with my foldable bike very comfortably now! Wcgr
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
Jokes aside, you'd survive lol. One of my good friends rides a Brompton all around Seattle and he's easily 4.5w/kg. Does fine. :)
@heriruiz340 Ай бұрын
About a month ago I bought an 84 World Sport. I have it torn apart in the garage, I’m in a slow restoration of it. Even though I’m putting the wheels back together and got new tubes and tires, I’m still debating putting a 700c wheel set.
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
I'm a slow restoration guy myself. Throw an hour or two into it a night over a month or two. My 2c, depends how you're going to ride it. Sunny cruiser around the neighborhood? Keep the stock wheels. Anything at speed where you might actually 'need' brakes? Probably something with alu. hoops. The steel wheels are just not great. Brakes are probably the biggest change in bikes in the last few decades imo. Hell, I just built up bike with downtubes, but I'd never seriously ride chrome steel rim brakes.
@heriruiz340 Ай бұрын
@@JustinDoesTriathlon my mistake, it’s an 1980. It’ll be a ride a couple hours on the greenbelt every blue moon type of bike. Probably wouldn’t have taken it apart if it hadn’t sat for what seemed years in the Texas sun.
@heriruiz340 Ай бұрын
@@JustinDoesTriathlon my progress just got slower. I lost a few bearings that go in the free wheel.
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
Been there done that! 🤣! Bearings are cheap on Amazon thankfully. your LBS may have some if you're lucky
@ruslanbedoev9264 Ай бұрын
what about glass? i have to wear glasses for life? how do you manage with that?
@Sabrang-Lor Ай бұрын
Did Garmin give you some money to critisize even the USB C upgrade from Wahoo?
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
Hahah, that's funny. A quick peruse of my other videos will show you that Garmin will never, ever sponsor me.
@brucebogtrotter3430 Ай бұрын
with no cycling experience, after 2 years of peloton, I have an FTP of 405 and a watts per kg of 5.1
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
That's fantastic! 💪💪💪
@Balkac Ай бұрын
Your bike looks beautiful! Can you provide the exact type please?
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
Older gen Felt IA
@ckametria Ай бұрын
Put down a bright neon yellow, orange or green towel at the bike transition with your shoes on top so you can easily spot your bike.
@user-gp4sj1le6r Ай бұрын
Thanx for the video. I'm just about to buy this bike. The question is if it's good on out of the saddle effort?
@that70sschwinn Ай бұрын
Great job Dustin! a very thorough restoration and build, these late 80's lightweight Schwinn road bikes were pretty sweet, the lineup for 1988 featured a handful of really nice models to choose from all comparable with the best models of the 70's like the Superior, Sports Tourer and World Voyageur. Keep up the great work and thanks for your contribution to the preservation of these vintage beauties 👍👍🔧🔧🔥🔥
@pogoking4000 Ай бұрын
Hey! Question about tire clearance - is it really only 28mm? What tire size are you using and how wide it really is on those Zipp wheels?
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
Yeah I wouldn't go wider than 28s, it's a real 28c clearance. I have actually since sold the Zipps and moved to Light Bicycle AR465s. I can throw some calipers on to check the actual measurement, but yeah, I wouldn't plan on running over 28s. That said... The interesting thing is that their ADHX (not the AHDX45) is verrrryyyy close to the exact same geo. If you’re looking for an ADH but want wider, that’s probably your move.
@pogoking4000 Ай бұрын
@@JustinDoesTriathlon Please do the measurement if you can. For example Conti GP5000 S TR 28 measures >29mm on a 19mm IW rim, which in itself is considered narrow for today’s standards. Yet Time markets the ADH with Zipp wheels, which are either 23 or 25mm IW. Are they using 25C tires? A 28C tire will blow up to at least 30mm on these rims 🤔
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
Will do tomorrow night 👍
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
@@pogoking4000 Alright, here you are. I'm running Light Bicycle AR465 wheels that have a claimed internal width of 21mm. Paired with Goodyear Eagle F1 28mms. At pressure, measuring the tires at 26.8. I have appx 6mm of clearance from the tire to the rear stays.
@RetroOnSpeedDial Ай бұрын
I do some design work with a huge interest in oldschool design from the 1920's to the 2000's and man, the weirdest things can date something so perfectly. Everything from a man's briefcase, their bike, the pen they use and the arrangement of their livingroom can be dated to just a few years. This bike just screams the late 70's. You can tell they tried to get away from some choices that stayed from the 60's. It's difficult to decide whether something is designed that way because an engineer saw no other solution, or because they or someone on the team was an artist and understood design that was contemporary at the time. Really interesting stuff. Fantastic video, loved every second.
@letolollers3729 Ай бұрын
How to ruin a good build? Put Zipp wheels on it
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
They're already sold. 😀
@letolollers3729 Ай бұрын
@@JustinDoesTriathlon 😍 the bike looks stunning though, good job :P
@mpetry912 Ай бұрын
good review. your comment about the rate of closure is exactly right. it reads the doppler shift on the return radar reflection. are you in Victoria ? Looks like the ride from Victoria to Sydney.
@user-hj4wm9dd4z Ай бұрын
I had the same bike in the early 70s , for delivering papers .It also was a great bike for riding through rural back roads to near by towns.
@linkbelt111 Ай бұрын
Does this guy think the world revolves around HIM?….
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
Sure do!
@NFP_RestoCycles Ай бұрын
Beautiful restoration dude, got so much knowledge out of this. I am just begining a venture where I restore cheap or donated bikes and give them away to children who can't afford to buy new and this will be an amazing resource for me, thank you.
@Gorekie Ай бұрын
my bike!! i still ride it everyday and just got it cleaned up today. love it ❤
@ingridmaria178 Ай бұрын
Amazing explanation thank you!
@MouthBreather_ Ай бұрын
cool vid m8 luv seattle!
@pierrex3226 Ай бұрын
As a frenchman fairly versed in engineering considerations and composites, you're riding a rather unique piece of engineering. If only Time had better looking paint jobs...
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
Oh man if I could get a Time frame with a Look/Mondrian paint job... 😍
@pierrex3226 Ай бұрын
@@JustinDoesTriathlon hahaha that would be like pouring chocolate on camembert! You should have camembert and then you should have chocolate, but you can't mix the two. Would be an abomination :D but Time needs to hire a pretty lady with taste who will come up with nice paint jobs. Currently time frames are like a Hermes bag with a strap taken from a Lidl bag. Or a really hot chick wearing crocs with spinach stuck in her teeth.
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
@@pierrex3226 😁 I love it. Honestly, the Mondrian schemes on Looks nearly swayed me that direction (I have a design background). But sadly, it seems like they deemphasized the full schemes and they were more just subtle. Oh well. I'm content (for now. :D )
@pierrex3226 Ай бұрын
@@JustinDoesTriathlon pinarello is leaning hard into the custom painting in Italy. Given they're owned by LVMH, it probably makes financial sense. Would time and look sell more bikes if they offered custom paint jobs? That sounds half cringe, then again, time paint jobs are so underwhelming that I'd probably be in favour of that myself if I were them...
@viktorbryce951 Ай бұрын
Bought these for my jogs and even convinced my works HR department to let me wear these. It's been such a uplifting feeling being able to listen to music I enjoy vs the same 5 radio stations day in day out. The 10 hour battery life is honestly more than this, I imagine 10 hours at Max Volume. These are so immensely comfortable. I'm still able to hear perfectly fine after 4-10 hour day. Don't have to worry about not hearing external sounds at all. Fork truck, pedestrians, people speaking to me, other environmental sounds, etc. Past that if I do need to wear hearing protection like ear plugs I can do that yet still hear music or a podcast/audio book etc. Honestly, the price tag is worth it in every aspect. Charging time is under an hour which is splendid. Even comes with a nice carry case.
@225rip Ай бұрын
What about zip 404? Are they safe?
@JustinDoesTriathlon Ай бұрын
*in my opinion,* I would not / will not ride any carbon, rim brake wheels from any manufacturer.