Give it some time. I've been carrying this guy for over an year. I flip it open one handed very easily. I'll post a video on it.

better than the shimano instructions, oh wait shimano don't supply instructions

Actually it's work's,thanks

Parktool grease?

Good man Fuji, Schwinn & Panasonic Road Bikes are Coming back.🤙🤙

I expected this solution to look very jank, but it's alright to be honest. For me personally a solution like this is very backwards so naturally I'm against it, but sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do to make something work. Some brands simply don't offer center lock discs(Hayes, it's 2025 already. Wake up...)

I just ordered one as a cheap way to try out a "Emerson".

How about vise versa is there and adapter??? Center lock rotor to 6bolts hubs.

I've carried one of these as EDC for several years and it's always been a sharp and faithful companion. I absolutely recommend them.

totally fixed, thanks dude

Awesome video I couldn't work it out! The shimano instructions are awful!

My Pirelli tyres keep popping off when I deflate. Then the sealant leaks out. How do I keep it on the bead when I let the air out?

how do i pull the 6 bold adapter off ? mine sits on the wheel..

thanks great vid, great to know there are conversion kits for these wheels.

Hello, I have a new eBike and have this gurgling noise when braking (back wheel) a bit harder . How can I solve this…I am a beginner 😢 Thanks

I got a center lock adapter with my new dt Swiss wheels. When installing it you don’t need to use any bolts. Smart and working great.

Oh, let me try this then :)

What type of stand are you using? I like how simple it is and want to buy one like it.

Must be a regular sealant because you can inject it through the valve stem. So how do you use a regular sealant in high pressure road tires?? I think most regular sealants have a working pressure that is much lower for MTB tires (10-20psi) than what you run in a road tire. The working pressure is such that its not too high and spraying sealant out before it can coagulate and not too low that is simply oozes. I am having this exact problem with my gravel bike. Small punctures that don't seal very well because the tire pressure (35-45psi) is too high for the sealant to work very well. My thinking is that I have to give up the supple life and run highly durable casings that won't puncture. A tire that won't puncture in the first place may be the best solution. Thoughts?

Thank you!

Just a simple comment: Those 6 screws are very small and the recommended torque is about 6 NM. I bought this kit and 2 screw heads broke off. I had to buy another kit just to get those particular screws. Be careful if you use a torx socket that mounts to a torque wrench. If you do not place the torx bit directly (straight) into the head of the screw you risk snapping off the head of the screw. Once I bought the new (2nd) kit I used a torx type “screwdriver” like shown in the video. I could place it directly on the bolt head firmly and it worked perfectly. Of course, I couldn’t guarantee that I torqued it to 6 NM - but it seems to work fine.

I tried adding washer(s) to mine, even though mine aren't down too far, and can't get this to go away. I've tried literally everything. I'm ready to just give up

Would this adapter work with a Shimano Nexus Internally geared hub? Thanks so much, this is really useful.

Seems to have worked on my hydraulic Tektro front brake. I had really annoying brake squeal but after adding spacer washers on the caliper body... quiet! Thank you!

Great watch!

Does the Shimano converter works SRAM rotors?

Finally a fix, it was driving me crazy. I checked everything but this

Thanks so much for this!!!

Perfect gave me just the amount of info I needed. You happen to be the same size as me and I am about to purchase these exact boots on the real real website. It was helpful to know the 8.5 will fit since I’m usually a 9. Thank you for making this video, I have never heard of this brand just looking for solid pair of burgundy boots.

I know a fuji when i see it! Nice bike

All you've done is show how to adjust the play in a BB. People take it all apart so they can clean and regrease it. You've not mentioned that!

Great video! Just one minor thing to not forget: Degrease/clean your disc when you are done.. The oil on your hands may conteminate the disc..

I almost bought a centerlock rotors, good thing theres a 6 bolt to centerlock converter.

I'm puzzled why anyone would want to do this, considering that a brand-new Center Lock rotor can be bought for under 10€. I'm surprised that Shimano manufactures such an adapter.

I approve of the rust prevention but I have to say that in 60 years of riding, much of it in Portland and Anchorage, Alaska, I've never had a problem with internal rust. I can't recall ever seeing a bike with an internal rust in the 10 years I had a bike shop in San Francisco.

interesting fix - kudos for that. I think, however, that a crank puller tool, is way more common for the home bike mechanic than a pin spanner + hook spanner ;). Granted, removing those cranks can be a piece of work, so will try next time!

Thanks!

If im looking to put some coloured bolts on, will the tightening plate fit or is it designed for those specific bolts?

How to convert a centerlock rotor to fit on a 6 bolt hub?

Grease, make sure to use some grease just in case you need to get the darn thing off for a new wheel.!.

Great video and clear explanation

Do these Ritchie cable disconnectors add any slack to cable pull or any added compression at all? Thanks!

Thank you for your videos, helped me a great deal while building my bike! :) One question in case you see see it: I have the same type of expander plug bug it doesnt really want to get in steerer tube. I force in down a few inches but then it's stuck. Are you supposed to apply a lot of force to get it in? Thank you! <3

Thank you so much for making this video. I am about to embark on my first bike build using a Ritchey Outback Breakaway frame. I am likely going to watch your videos multiple times...

Thanks for putting this up. I have been looking for one of these that doesn't just have a set of 6 pins -- because I know those would have unacceptable backlash. Screws FTW here.

thanks for the help bro 🙏🏼

Do you feel that the bicycle flexes more than it should during riding due to the break-away system?

I tried this on my brake calipers, two small washers about 3mm thick. Works a treat, no more awful turkey gobble! My bike is a Giant Escape 2 2021 with Tektro HD-R280 brakes for anybody with the same issue. Thanks a lot!

did not work

Spray faster next time.