I know 3, personally...and ALL of them have lost 2 close relatives to a sickness.......theres something lingering behind thkse walla that NONE of you will talk about..
@69UncleFrank7 күн бұрын
a sewing how-to video on that bar bag would be awesome!!
@jd-bl9ou9 күн бұрын
Je regarde pour ce surly disc trucker neuf. mais en 26 pouces, la plus grande taille est 56cm, je mesure 1,86 m. Je suis confu en vous voyant. Votre vélo est un 58cm mais il parait presque trop petit 😮
@jeremygoertz9 күн бұрын
Shall I reply in Mongolian so we can have a full conversation that neither of us understand?
@jd-bl9ou8 күн бұрын
@@jeremygoertz this is french Mister. sometimes it's better to translate from french to english, because if its too hard for me to say in english, it will sound indieglish to you 😆
@jeremygoertz8 күн бұрын
Either way I have no clue why your original comment was.
@jd-bl9ouКүн бұрын
@@jeremygoertz hey I am just wondering what's your frame's size ? 😅 Iam tall but I still like the 26 inch wheels version.. but maybe it's too small for me 😮 and I should go for a 700c wheels size 58.... I'm lost 😭
@dennisduran850022 күн бұрын
Ergo grips are essential for comfort.😮
@dennisduran850022 күн бұрын
Why does no one set the high and low limit screws before installing the chain ?
@jd-bl9ouАй бұрын
the frame color is beautiful
@80xaviorАй бұрын
lol out of this whole video.. What I caught is your mail carriers dont go home to home and they just go to a place with 200 boxes LOL I just got a Dr650 and I cant stop buying mods or gear :P
@user-if8nz2yo5nАй бұрын
Love it! I'm currently doing the same thing; drop bars on mtn bike with bar ends. About to install dia-comp friction. Thanks for sharing your passion!
@Monk_LifeАй бұрын
I watched your video and took mine off my bike. It was hanging on by a thread. Thank you so much for your video. Thank You Jesus for Your Mercies upon me! Thank You, Thank You, Thank You Lord!
@greiner7414Ай бұрын
Good job, I’ve always repacked new sealed bearings with more grease as well. Often they do not come with much grease at all.
@kgu98702 ай бұрын
Fiddy bucks
@jeremygoertz9 күн бұрын
Yeah for sure!👍
@Wickedstickyflowers2 ай бұрын
I just became new and was testing my bow I dry fired and the bow jumped off the tracks … Is that normal
@gandhiatmaja2 ай бұрын
nice
@johnbennett72473 ай бұрын
Respect
@lesrayonsdesoleil77353 ай бұрын
Hey there ! Nice vidéo, thanks ! I am looking to get your kind of front rack. I saw Surly brand on it. can you give me reference of it please. Would be perfect to fit on my moonies ! Continu to enjoying your ride ;) Cheers
@badyride9093 ай бұрын
good job¡
@timbarry50803 ай бұрын
It's cool that they used the numbers for the amount of sides of different boxes. Stanley used those on their old miter boxes but fazed them out. They were on there because in the old days carpenters only needed a sith grade education. They didn't have geometry at their disposal so they relied on the numbers denoting the amount of sides a box had, rather than the degrees
@mikaelljungberg10194 ай бұрын
I would aprisiate IF you would chek out How mutch fuel it uses wirh those change.
@IsraelMagalit4 ай бұрын
I dig the music. Song title and artist please?
@BEEBEE586794 ай бұрын
Thanks
@matthemming56964 ай бұрын
hi dude, sweet bike build 🤟🤙🤙 really enjoyed the video thanks for sharing
@revel_arlington4 ай бұрын
Thanks, this has saved me a heap of faffing around, found a motion pro replacement for about 10 bucks and ordered them, that just looks too hard. cheers
@Noop-Noop564 ай бұрын
I picked up a pugs 4 years ago with similar problems. I upgraded the wheel set, cockpit, and replaced the brake pads and cables. Now it is my primary MTB and I race it successfully. These og surlys are so good and they last forever.
@nbf984 ай бұрын
How thick is that sheet of aluminum?
@authentic42255 ай бұрын
These shims are necessary? On Aussie mod they shaved the side of the plastic off the needle so it sits lower lol
@connoro.27806 ай бұрын
I need to find this frame
@samiam2476 ай бұрын
Your enemy is stupid brainless drivers who shouldn't be on the road in the first place, that rear blinker while braking will only confuse those stupid brainless drivers even more, I wouldn't ride with those.
@25inspector6 ай бұрын
Glad your Son was not hurt. Amazing backing job without a camera!
@Mw2knifeme6 ай бұрын
Love a high mileage honda or toyota. Great video.
@jeremygoertz6 ай бұрын
For sure. Thank you so much! I appreciate that. 👍
@Donorcyclist6 ай бұрын
Does Canadian law prevent you from driving the Honda with cosmetic damage? Thanks for bringing us along, and congrats on the once in a lifetime hitch alignment.
@jeremygoertz6 ай бұрын
No not really but the missing headlight would be an issue. I think as long as parts aren’t going to fall off while driving or it affects the way the car drives you can leave cosmetic damage as is. Thanks! I wish I could hit that every time but at least I have video prove that I did it perfect once😆👍
@drfrisker7 ай бұрын
What happens when the grip material on the oxford's wear out? Do we buy a replacement set of heaters?
@jeremygoertz7 ай бұрын
What happens when the tires wear out? Do we buy replacement tires?
@samcarlton5877 ай бұрын
8000 miles from something designed for track racing is pretty good right?
@jeremygoertz7 ай бұрын
If you like garbage parts than sure, it’s pretty good. It’s the fact the the part that failed is the exact same part that is on every clutch cable out there racing or not. That little bulbuls end. They simply did a crappy job of that part. Hey, if you want to put this on your bike and have it fail while riding in traffic go ahead. I certainly don’t want that again.
@x2mars7 ай бұрын
What size is that ?
@richardriglin41487 ай бұрын
Yes I live in Canada also, it has been -38 Celsius last few days had my GB40 in the car (still started my car) the over heat symbol was flashing, brought it inside it went back to showing battery level and taking charge, wonderful piece of equipment, love it well worth the money.
@cesarflores94417 ай бұрын
Hey, did you had the GB40 inside your car all the time at -38 C's? I just bought one for my wife in case she parks the vehicle a few hours and then it doesn't start due to the cold weather (we live in Saskatoon). But I was thinking she keeps it on her purse or somehow brings it with her when is that frigid cold of -30'sC. But I'm afraid she keeps forgetting it at home.
@BrokeMahWallet7 ай бұрын
Shoulda said u had a block heater on the car, makes jump starting it way easier 😂😂
@dullbrass8 ай бұрын
Cool, love the colour.
@kyleklintok77308 ай бұрын
Ill be running a lot of highway and want to add a tooth on the front sprocket to lower the revs some but i was concerned about the bike being able to pull it. This sounds like the extra power would compensate enough to pull the taller gear.
@Shiryas8 ай бұрын
Jeremy, great video on the simple things that make big improvements. Do you know the brand, model #, for the Blind Bearing Puller and Slide Hammer? Thank you.
@MrKidkiller1598 ай бұрын
Typical car guy.
@Sparrowlee_8 ай бұрын
They look wonderful. What temperature did you cook them?
@turboelephant62988 ай бұрын
Excellent stuff. 🤘🤘
@matthewsmith64868 ай бұрын
Great video and a great bike! I've had 2 Cross Checks. I got the first one over 20 years ago. I sold it and bought one a size larger 5 years ago. I've very much enjoyed my Cross Checks. Always SS by the way.
@adriennesoovajian15339 ай бұрын
Thank you so much
@wingnutbert96859 ай бұрын
No word of a lie, this happened two weeks ago: At the big orange box, bought a 2x4x10 and a 2x6x10. Toss on the cart, roll up to the check-out: "Hello Sir" says the fella behind the till I haven't seen before. Looking at my sticks, he says: "Oh.....you might want to pick out some other wood, Sir. These are quite crooked". I says, without much thought and in my off-the -cuff, sarcastic humor way: "Ah!.....You must be new here. Those are Canadian straight. You must be thinking of American straight. They get all the mathematically straight wood. We get hockey sticks and fried bacon strips here" ....... He looks a bit confused, but proceeds to scan and ring it up. "That's as straight as they are?" "Yep, those are the finest! Took me 15 mins to dig them out. And they're only that straight because they're soaking wet, right outta the kiln. I'll have to clamp them for a month and hope the ends don't curl up and touch....." Him looking at me in disbelief, but maintaining a friendly smile. "Very good, Sir" As I'm tapping my card, it occurs to me, this gentleman's complexion AND heavy accent means his is likely "new here" as in the country. Not as in "new here" as in working at the store, as I had intended in my opening monologue........ oh schit. So I lean in: "Sorry, when I said "new here" I was referring to you working here, at the store, not new to Canada." He maintains our shared lean-in and says, "I assumed you meant new to the store. But yes, indeed, I have not been in Canada that long either...." Both leaning back up right, he extended his hand and we shook. We both smirked and started chucking. "Good luck with the clamping, Sir"
@wingnutbert96859 ай бұрын
Nothing finer that lumber stored out in the rain! All that extra water for free and you get to wait a month for it to dry in your own shop because the retailer is to phuqing cheap to at least through up a tin shed or two. Yep....Canadian lumber..... it's straight, crack-free and dry as a nun's fart....... if you buy it South of the border......
@rickbrown40399 ай бұрын
Great job , just bought the same box for my DR . Tip for getting on and off the bike with a trunk ….. From the clutch side , put your left foot on the peg . Then grasp bars and stand on the left peg while swinging your right leg over . To dismount , stand up on pegs and swing your right leg over the seat onto ground . Just like getting on and off a horse . CHEERS .
@yamanas9 ай бұрын
Nice pack of bikes, more bike content pls :))
@jackheinemann199410 ай бұрын
I don't understand how tapering the needle at the tip improves low end response? Think about it. I drilled my original main jet, and ground my needle and it was never right, yes it ran alright but it wasn't 'right' , but after tinkering abit more with it, I'm like you, I've got my bike tuned to the point where I don't think it could get any better. Cut Airbox and exhaust header weld ground down, drilled slide, cut spring, 155 mikuni main jet, 45 pilot jet, stock needle shimmed up a smidge. I don't have pipe on mine cut but I'll order a couple more sizes up of main jet when that comes, itll probably end up at around 160 or 165 mainjet. I bought an extended fuel screw and that has been an excellent addition too, When the pipe comes I also want to do abit of porting and polishing on the exhaust side of the head. When you get them 'right' they run amazing, sitting still at idle the bike idles butter smooth, and you can't smell anything, at cruise the motor is buttery smooth, but then you give it some wrist and it makes you feel all giddy, I can wrist it around tree's in figure 8's , then scoot up to 70mph with ease and sit there all day. Cheers,