The GT mountain bike i had, it was awesome. I love those triple triangle frames, 👍. A Trek aluminum frame and a vintage Nishiki steel frame bike is all I got now. But, I'm working on rebuilding a 3 speed Montgomery ward/ sears bike 😢

Marin team Marin are awesome

Yes, please. I'm all for them for men over 6ft.

Slap together 10 random bikes, title it "best bikes", boom! 60K views and more useless crap added to the internet

As a 36er unicyclist, we thank you for using 36" tires on mountain bikes. It gives us more options for tires and rims since manufacturers have a larger market to sell to. I'm in love with my Vee T-Monster tire 😍

kona cinder cone -1995

A) you can tell he has a bmx racing background and B) the bike he rode was a Verlicchi mtb with Marzocchi suspensions. Italian designed and made. 🤘🏻

I want one just for the freak factor

i got one myself

Legends🙌

hmmm... 45 should be new standard. and sitting between wheels in laying position. that should be a sight... ok time to sketch it

ridiculous

E bike 36er would be dopeee

I just found someone selling one of these for "best offer." Can anyone tell me what a good offer price would be in 2022? I don't want to overpay or not offer enough and get no response. It's in very good shape and original. Thanks!

Ritchey should have been in this top 10.

Well, why stop at 36 inches. Why not go clear up to a meter? Yes, it creates even more compromises in one's componentry, but brings even more benefits. The drawbacks? Increased weight, wheel inertia, potentially reduced rim and wheel strength, gearing problems, frame geometry issues, etc. But the cycling world left imperial dimension standards behind long ago. Perhaps our electified brethren will adopt them. Time will tell.

I wanna make a 32 or 36: road bike with a fat motor, wish me luck lol

Would it have been too much trouble to place a window in the corner of the screen showing a small group of young women dressed in bikinis and high heels tickling each other.

I didn’t realize how important this issue was until you awakened me from my dull acceptance of 29 and lesser diameters with you screaming Revolutionary!! at me. It was then that I realized how sedated I had become into accepting my bicycle as the functionally beautiful machine that marketing gurus want me to now deny.

32" is a bit more doable and the first beach cruisers with that size have already turned up. I do believe the biggest that will work is best though, certainly for long rides with less struggling about tight bends.

Surely someone will make some carbon rims and lighter tires eventually? How much would it cost in tooling? I'll help out.

I take full responsibility for 29" MTBs. Sorry not sorry.

I have a 1994 Bridgestone MB-3 that I like a lot. A really bullet proof bike with lug frame. That's my vote.

I have one bought in 1989 and have had it ever since. It is a heavyweight by modern standards, but it can fly. Would love a 2021 custom Diverge with the same paint job!

but you look a twat on them

Could you tell me the name of the model and brand of the orange bicycle frame that appears at minute 1:00? It has a Lefty fork. It seems incredible to me. I am 191 cm tall and currently ride 29 ”size XL bikes. I would love to have a bike more adapted to my height. Thanks for the video. Podrías decirme cómo se llama el modelo y la marca del cuadro de la bicicleta de color naranja que aparece en el minuto 1:00? Tiene una horquilla Lefty. Me parece increíble. Mido 191 cm y actualmente uso bicicletas de 29” y talla XL. Me encantaría pasarme a tener una bici más adaptada a mi altura. Gracias por el vídeo.

32 inch might be a more feasible option...

I've got two of those. A '92 Stumpjumper Comp, and a Blizzard from 2002.

I hope I'm all because my dream is to have a bike but I don't have a purchase to chase, just look at the bikes on the road and I hope all

We've already had the penny farthing bikes

Shit and I thought my 29er had big but that 36ee looks daft

How about a 99er? -- It'll eat the road like spaghetti.

Is it the 1st of April? Stupidest idea I have ever heard.

lets see them do a really stylish one like a santa cruz specialized etc, i take that back i seen some of the lads conversions i liked the lefty lol !!! 👊😎👍

Larger diameter wheels buckle much easier than smaller ones

What's "toe overlap"?

Larger wheels are slower :)

Man, can't we get there incrementally? Like, a 30.5" then 32". Maybe a mullet 30.5" in front with 29er rear.

36er a revolutionary? Why? Because the wheel size? Wait... So what is the wheel size of the classic Penny-farthing bike?

Okay, folks I am going to breakdown everything you need to know about the 36er. Basically, you can't buy one.

🤣🤣🤣 Stupid!

I'm sorry but the wheels on these bikes remind me of people that put the same size rims on cars with extremely low profile tires looks completely stupid

Just found one for £10! The restoration begins!!

Old French Mountain Bikes are really well designed : SUNN-Lapierre-Scrambler-MBK-Peugeot and Gitane.

What's wrong with riding it on the road ?

They should make the frame and fork wider and beefier, that would make the bike more stable and comfortable

As the wise elder say, if the weight is a concern, then start with the wheels. Yet this goes completely against it. Think about the forward + angular momentum lost whenever you want to brake...

Wow😍

36inch will be the best long-distance cruiser

Well, if this becomes more common, all 29ers will probably become less and less available, as they will be replaced by 36ers. They're already doing it with 27.5 for the 29er.