Thank you, John, and thank you for watching.

I am glad to hear you are happy with your bike. We will get one in the shop over the next couple of weeks. We will do a bike showcase when it arrives, and I return from my travels. Thank you for watching and sharing with our viewers. Both are appreciated.

Good ear. The mount was loose on my 360 camera. It's a metal mount, and it "clacks" when it's loose. Thank you for watching.

We agree, this is why Brandon makes mention of it at the end of the video. Why Trek felt it was necessary to implement this design is beyond us. Thank you for taking the time to watch our video and leave your feedback. Both are appreciated.

@@ahwatukeeazdoctor5789 the white tank mountains are beautiful, no matter the trail you are on. That is awesome that you take your kids there. Have a great day and thanks again for your continued support.

@@russellarwood8668 I appreciate your continued support, my friend. Trail 100 is on my list. I probably won’t get to it until February though. But fear not, I will ride it soon

@@noire1991 we do appreciate you watching and adding to the conversation, my friend. I'm sorry you had such a bad experience with her.

This is a great question, Jay and I appreciate you taking the time to watch our video and ask. Relevancy seems to be a ubiquitous term these days. A new version or generation of a certain product is released, and some people feel this makes the preceding model irrelevant. This is often not the case. We made this video to illustrate the fact that even though there is a Gen 4 version of this bike, this Gen 3 is still very capable in 2025.

Yes, you can. Great question, and thank you for asking.

@ thank you for answering lol

The terrain varies, and I wouldn't categorize it as always being rough. My satisfaction is one of peace and accomplishment. I find great happiness on the trails. Whether hiking, backpacking, or biking, it is one of my favorite places. I appreciate you watching and asking your question.

I haven't ridden Tucson in an age, but it will happen before Summer. Thank you for watching.

You are welcome, my friend. I am sorry it took so long.

Thank you. David. We appreciate your support and feedback! Let us know if there is a video you'd like us to make, and if we can, we will.

This is a great question, thank you for asking. Unfortunately, the trainers that will accommodate a 29" wheel will only accommodate a 29x1.5. Which, of course, is not a realistic size for an MTB. However, I used to use the KICKR Core for both my road and MTB bikes, and it worked great. The issue is you have to remove your rear wheel and mount it to the trainer. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help to you. Here is the link for the KICKR Core. It is not an affiliate link. www.wahoofitness.com/devices/indoor-cycling/bike-trainer-bundles/zwift-bundles/kickr-core-zwift-buy

You are correct, my friend. The refinements on both are well done. Thank you for watching and adding to the conversation.

Absolutely. She is a very nimble and capable bike across a variety of terrain. Thank you for taking the time to watch and ask your question.

And thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your feedback. Both are sincerely appreciated.

Hey, Adam, I assume you are reffering to the cresent wrench that Brandon is using. It is a 14" cresent wrench, and that is reffering to the legth of the wrench. You could use a 10" or 12" one as well but you would have less leverage. Great question. Thank you for asking and watching.

Screw it back in and adjust it to the appropriate tension point so your pads don't rub. It happens to everyone at least once.

Yes, the mic kit comes with one receiver and two transmitters. Thank you for watching. amzn.to/403pssD

I appreciate you taking the time to watch and your feedback. Thank you for your support and adventure safely.

That's an excellent idea for a short, and we will make that video ASAP. Thank you for watching and for the suggestion.

@ I finally figured out I just had to remove the bolts on the sides 🤣. When I tried the first time they were just on so tight I thought I was doing something wrong. But then when they finally loosened I got it. 👍🏻

@@Brick3001 Awesome! I am glad to hear that. adventure safe, my friend, and thanks again for watching.

Our apologies, Royce, for not including this. We do appreciate you watching as well as leaving your feedback.

We appreciate you watching and sharing with us and our viewers. Yes, the grips and pedals are usually the first items to upgrade, and they make such a huge difference. I use the Ergon grips on all my bikes.

Thank you for the support, my friend, and thank you for watching.

Thank you for watching, my Friend.

Trail 100 is one of my favorites as well. The Phoenix Preserve is loaded with great views. Thank you for watching.

Agreed, and we do discuss these points in a longer video on rotor repair in the shop. This short video was specific for a quick fix on the trail. I do appreciate you taking the time to watch and add to the conversation.

True statement, lol. Thank you for watching.

Yeah, Brandon and I usually stand behind the bikes when we do these. I'm not sure what we were thinking here. I do appreciate you watching and giving feedback.

This is a great question mark, and I appreciate you asking. Unfortunately, I do not have any direct experience with the Manfrotto Befree, so I cannot comment from a place of direct knowledge. Manfrotto has always maintained a good reputation in the industry, though I have always found them a bit expensive for what you get. From a personal standpoint, I choose not to use Manfrotto tripods due to their mounting system. Arca Swiss is more widely used and easily accessible on the road, should I need a replacement plate.

That is awesome. enjoy your new camera, my friend, and thank you for watching.

Now, that is a great setup. Thank you for watching and sharing with us and the rest of our viewers. It is sincerely appreciated.

I couldn't agree more. Thank you for watching.

It's not quite that simplistic. Lager, more supple tires on an aluminum frame help ease the stress of low-frequency vibrations and assist in dampening any ride. With the eliminate all issues associated with this common problem no. Conversely, I would reduce the weight of my rim set before I reduced my tire size on a carbon frame. This way, I'm not sacrificing any potential gains in comfort. Great question, and thank you for asking.

@@GetOutArizona Appreciate the reply

Thank you for taking the time to watch our video and share it with us and our viewers. Both are sincerely appreciated. Please keep us posted on how you are enjoying the new ride and adventure safely.

Thank you for watching.

We appreciate you watching and adding to the conversation, my friend.

To be honest, I don't know, but I don't see why not. Just follow the same procedure and see what happens. The BlackMagic Video app is the one to use, and it should show a left and right signal.

I ride flats, but I appreciate the suggestion. I ordered some Industry Nine pedals today.

Yes, this is the Gen 2. Thank you for watching and asking your question.