It's nothing too fancy, just some Loctite spray adhesive "professional performance contact adhesive 300 heavy" that came from Lowes/Home Depot. Blue and gray spray can with a black lid. And zero engagement issues thus far.

Can't say I get the same feeling you're describing... Though I do know what you're talking about. I brake pretty hard on the reg, it's never felt better imo, especially going downhill, having it go a little nose down really gives more braking clearance.

I haven't experienced that

I cut a slot in the pad to feed the connector through, it's literally just taped to the bottom of the pad in such a way that it sits in the little groove on top of the controller box.

The Airpad is still on the back.

Hahaha

Thanks 🔥

Well, it's a long-ish story but tldr I had them both, the Airpad was already installed and it just made sense. I also feel that the KW is just better suited to taking a sensor, as the material is more rigid and gives me confidence that the sensor should work properly. I initially ordered the AP, but then there were delays, I got impatient and ordered the KW. They ended up arriving within 24hs of one another. I rode the KW for 2 days but the allure of that sqishy air pad got me and I had to swap it. At the point I decided to go ahead with the transplant, i had been riding the AP on the rear for just over a week and had really been enjoying it. I ride a bit heavy on the back foot so that squish is really nice. But again the extra rigidity of the KW just inspires more confidence in my control up front.

@@FilthyMcNasty thanks for the reply and that makes sense. I didn’t see anything about a metal plate, is it not needed?

@sgtfelixfpv8451 For my riding(90% street not big on drops/tricks), I think I'll be fine without reinforcing the battery lid. But if you're doing drops, heavy trail rides or lots of curb nudges and other tricks, I'd probably do so.

Has it ghosted on you at all?? That’s why I’m afraid to try it. Thx

@@bigwavedaveskate as of now, it hasn’t.

Yo! did you put your sensor under grip tape or under the pad?

Is there a video on how to do that mod? Thx

@@FilthyMcNastyI would assume the grip. The pad is way thick.

I really don't know. Could have been as fast as 19-20mph. Likely somewhere in the 14-18mph range. The wide angle 360 cam makes everything look faster. I hit top speeds of 19-20 basically every ride I take, but never really for sustained periods. On my recorded rides in the app, my average speed is usually between 12-14 mph.

@@FilthyMcNasty that’s cool. I have a Pint but usually cruise at around 10. Planning on getting the GT eventually so I can go a little faster with more power. Thanks!

Actually it serves a very real purpose. A windscreen on any microphone will cut down on "esses" and "plosives" in recorded human speech which can be very unpleasant, especially when listening on headphones or on a tinny phone speaker. In addition to that... You guessed it, the windscreen helps to "screen" the microphone from "wind" noises. Hence the name windscreen. That said, The sm57 does have a small enclosure with a screen around the capsule head, but that's more for protecting the capsule while still letting sound through. It does next to nothing to help reject undesirable sounds. This microphone is most commonly used for mic-ing instruments or amplifiers on stage and not for vocal work which is probably why it is designed without much of a windscreen. That's not to say it isn't perfectly capable for use with voice. Its internal design is basically Identical to the sm58 vocal mic, arguably the most popular microphone of all time and probably what most people see in their head when they think of a "microphone". All in all the broader point is showing people a way they can get higher end sound and usability out of a microphone that should be commonly available on the used market for under $100 at least in the U.S.. This simple sub $50 modification helps bring the usability and sound profile of the sm57 closer in line to something like the sm7b, which is the super fancy $400 microphone that you see a huge number of big streamers/youtubers using. So, yeah. That's the point. oh yeah... and to help people not destroy the thing when they install it on their sm57.

You're boring and a disappointment. As for my stationary stance, I'm nearly 40 and broke my collar bone 2 months prior to this video and was taking it pretty easy.

The University of Georgia. Thanks for watching!

No ambulance. I rode home and then went to the orthopedic clinic. I have a pretty high pain threshold.

Yeah, and it's gotten a lot better since the updates.

Nope.

That's the a2ws. The a81ws is not the oem screen for the sm57 but still fits and offers better plosive & breath reduction.

The A2WS works like a charm. I wouldn't even bother with this. The plosive reduction is just fine on the A2WS, breath isn't an issue, and fits quite easily on the mic without any fuss. In fact, I'm buying another one as I gave one to a friend for his SM57 and he can't believe how much better it sounds as a vocal mic now. Almost like a SM58.

Not that I've seen 😢