it's 30ft. timing strip is placed right at the tip of the white line on the hill.

@@FullTiltBikeCo nice rips! Any lighter, faster, response is a positive. I think the manufacturers need to understand a bmx rider would take anything lighter and/or reliable than 8 dollars tubes. Also, pressure rating needs to be clear and handle 110 psi for seating the tires. They patch well, incase u leave them in the heat, full of pressure. All the fast riders have them these days; and Race Lee 😅

Nah that's cheating hahaha, just gotta practice that technique

Not my experience at all. Went to Tubolito this year have had zero issues. I take my pressure down after I ride to 40ish. Good to go. Most people who say they are a rip off have never bought them

@@andrewgrando9675 The valves fail. I only had I think one puncture. They replaced 4 for me but I gave up as they're just too unreliable. I tried them for over a year and went through exactly 10. It wasn't the wheels because I used them on a couple of types. Was a very expensive failure..

So sounds like the fans want some more head-to-heads!

Well that's a guy so 🫣😂

Thank you very much!

Got it, we'll add that to the list of upcoming videos

These videos are for BMX Racers. $1,300-$1,500 is actually below average cost for high-end race bike wheels. You won't see too many of these builds at the local level, but go to a gold cup or national and they're everywhere! This video is for those looking to snag themselves a top shelf wheel build while cutting some cost. There are cheaper options out there, and those are typically sold as a pre-packaged complete set. If you'd like to take a look at some of those, let us know and we'd be happy to help! We appreciate you taking the time to view our content. Stay tuned for more 🙌

Off hand, no these are not designed to house a Os20 wheel. While they do feature more tire clearance than the X5, we aren't sure if the larger Os20 wheel will fit (we haven't tried it)

What don't you like about the Hero fork?

@hotrodbmx the ridiculous tire clearance. First one barely cleared a 1.85 and had a bare spot from the paint with a weld pinhole. Sent it back for an updated, took a good 3 months, thinking it'd be a normal ATC and clear a 1.95, wasn't even close. 1.85 just squeaks under, to the point of being comical. Having a fork that limits tire choices is ridiculous IMO, I pulled it and put the fork back in the box and put my ebay aluminum fork back on, proper clearance and top notch quality. If I had known Box was coming out with this, I would have held out lol. Will get this one anyway. Hero is just as bad Supercross with customer service when it comes to communication when things aren't positive. YMMV.

The Ti bars are awesome, really great way to lighten up the front end! I'm sure you'll love the X6 as well as it slots in nicely to your current set up.

An autograph?? Sure! Come see us at the next race

Thank you for watching!

Happy you liked it! Hope it helps in your next track session

True! But how many times have you seen someone get passed in a rhythm straight? 😜

@@FullTiltBikeCo lol 😂🤣

I'm not, I like games like that. It'll make you a better rider and try stuff you may not have considered.

It's located in Isanti Minnesota! It's the best indoor in the country if you ask us. Definitely worth the trip if you can make it out.

Are you asking about the seat? In bmx racing we all run the seat as low as possible so that it's out of the way when we ride the track. BMX racers never sit on the seat when riding, so it's really only there for when we are off the track resting on the bike. In all reality, we don't even need the seat at all.

Glad you enjoyed it

You bring up an interesting point with gear ratios as that's a topic we have a for an upcoming video! 56 is quite heavy as it seems with the age of clip pedals, most racers are staying around 53-54 (every now and then we see a low 55, but 56 is very large for today's standards) of course that's personal opinion tho so take it with a grain of salt 😁

@@FullTiltBikeCo looking forward to your findings. Based on your data here Jonnie puts up apex-means 35mph with a 54.x on 180, and 33mph with 54.x on 170 at race speed and .05 slower off the line on 170. The time he maxes out apex was quicker too. Jonnie rocking a 55 or 56 on 180 compared to 54… will go faster as long as someone is yelling pedal!!! Lol

That's quite the interesting take, what a cryptic response 😂

tubeless is cooler

who could forget!

@@AdamOravetz yeah, everyone wants to sacrifice money, and strength for weight on the bike. Dude you ever think, holy crap, I'm part of the bike, maybe I can lighten my self up for free! Weight only matters if your too weak to pedal or life the bike, but all the cheaters use clips so they don't even need to lift the bike or pedal hard lol..