10 Bike Tips & Hacks for MTB, Road, and Beyond

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[@therealsmeegoose]

You can also use the garden sprayer to water jumps.

[@SethsBikeHacks]

Wet trails can be bad, but dry jumps are even worse!

[@gerhardthartlieb8308]

do they grow, if you water them frequently?

[@SethsBikeHacks]

It stops them from shrinking

[@ryanwest9267]

wooosh?

[@Alfcorr]

What do you prefeer. Smelly (and wet) or filthy (and covered in mud) trail dogs. The garden sprayer can help there too.

[@jaybushby]

TIP / HACK IDEA - If you want to use a fuel station / garage tyre inflator to seat your tubeless tyres but you don't have a Schrader to presta converter? You can take the dust cap off your presta valve cut the top 5mm off the dust cap then thread it onto the valve upside down using the newly made hole and it converts your valve from presta to schrader. Its a really handy tip if you don't have your own air compressor

[@derman3658]

Dude, great hack

[@deangiovinazzo2680]

thats sick!

[@Are_you_eyeballing_me]

"Filthy smelly trail dogs belong on a back seat" Ah, now I see why my parents wouldn't let me sit in the front.

[@romdoesmtb3152]

Underrated comment, I was screaming of laughter

[@ballsconsumer77]

why is this deppresing and funny at the same time

[@crikmtb5338]

RIP😂😂🤣

[@Car_Editz123]

Are You Eyeballing Me? Good one

[@ethangesselman5264]

You need Jesus

[@UncleFjester]

I used the my hand sprayer with round up in it to wash my bike. Now everywhere I lay it down, it kills the vegetation.

[@cheefussmith9380]

Lol. Make your mark

[@gabebangert1544]

I'm just not going to question

[@joshuawinterton564]

This may only be a problem here in Australia but if you tie zip ties to your helmet and have the extra bit sticking up it is a good deterent and the birds won't swoop

[@SethsBikeHacks]

I don’t have that issue, but wish I did just to film it!

[@itsnotdeliveryitsdelissio9792]

Joshua Winterton wait, what?

[@stingingroger7576]

Joshua Winterton magpies suck so bad aye

[@marcow4564]

Bloody magpies

[@sleepingisathing6598]

Can u explain why the birds are scared by the zip tie sticking out?

[@fayez8k]

I still watch these videos even though I won’t ever have to use these tips😂💯❤️

[@misbahirfan9148]

Lol same

[@hotbowl7578]

Prod By VD I still watch these videos even though I don’t ride mountain bikes

[@noahhhhhhhhhh3214]

😂 same

[@hydrogammerlegend1785]

Same🤣🤣🤣

[@aspotterabroad4145]

Never considered using a garden sprayer for cleaning my bike. I have no hose at home so this suggestion is absolutely brilliant !!!

[@bloxit6968]

I swear I’ve watched this 80 times by now and still never get bored 😂😂

[@fisherbarrett6856]

Trent Blum rip drama

[@Jpeasy1ez]

Me too

[@JR-wj9bh]

Why you gotta watch it 80 times tho?

[@bloxit6968]

@@JR-wj9bh ive seen it so many times on my home page lol

[@mountainbikeben4815]

I have a great hack to loose friends: put a ball from a ball bairing in there bars and watch em struggle to figure out what the noise is

[@claysavage8047]

Ha! I'll be trying this

[@zacjohnson452]

Mountain bike Ben or a metal bb

[@coletrain6000]

*their (I'm bored)

[@ashercrump4384]

I’m doing this

[@electrifyofficialchannel2305]

Lose bearing their your welcome

[@christianheinz9163]

Here's a hack I used for a long time: if you only have clipless shoes you can cut a piece of old tire to fit in where a cleat normally goes and bolt it on then use them as flat pedal shoes

[@puppypunter8133]

7:11 I have a metal one of these for my drunk friends

[@jacobakin7280]

Nice one

[@brunoghonaim2123]

are you a policeman

[@jamessrideandrepair6614]

You a cop?

[@calebacm]

Seth (and every person ever that uses zip ties), there's an electrician's tool that are fondly referred to as "flushies" - meaning flush side cutters. There are a few brands but the brand I've been using for years is Hakko: Hakko Micro Wire Cutters. These eliminate the need for Xacto knives or box cutter blades to get your zip tie cuts nice and flush and not have those awful, pointy ends that just destroy your hands and legs. 5 bucks. And they come in multi packs. They're small enough to fit in a hip pouch or one of those"water bottle" tool kits if you ride with that. Just thought I would point you towards them because I know I hate getting cut by those zip tie ends. Happy riding and thanks for all of the years of great content!

[@hashbrownies575]

grapes

[@OutdoorGold]

I was shocked the shoelace hack didn’t involve duct tape! Lol solid hacks

[@tachusischus]

I was expecting a strap of hook and loop

[@boomerangfreak]

all joking aside I wish more flat pedal shoes would come with boa/ratchet closures (I hate shoelaces)

[@DinnerForkTongue]

Yep, that one was lit.

[@sonorangaming4450]

@@boomerangfreak i got pearl izumi shoes that are for both flat and clipless. Just take the cleats out and out the flat pad thing back on. I rarely use them without the cleats though.

[@boomerangfreak]

@@sonorangaming4450 my northwave shoes also have those but I just can't see them being any good on flat pedals.

[@BlokHed75]

Since youre hurt again heres an idea. Do a budget build useing used parts, new parts, or stuff from online. Preferably not from sponsors unless it fits into the theoretical budget (so no 5c frame or mission pro). It can be a hartail or a full sus. Both could be really cool. The idea is to bring back that botched together kinda feel that your old bikes had. I think it could be an amazing project and you have all the time in th e world now due to the injury, so i hope you give this some thought. Thanks for reading

[@BlokeOnAMotorbike]

I picked up an XCT Concept full sus 21 speed on a Facebook listing and rode out to get it from 20 miles down the road. Nice day, so I rode out on my workhorse Trek 3700 which has a custom chainstay trailer hitch on it with the intention of taking them both back on the train. When I got there, the owner was waiting for me with a two litre pitcher of lemonade - made from fresh lemons! She must've been pressing them all morning! So she left me to figure out how to get both bikes the two miles to the train station while she finished packing her house into a u-haul. I was still trying to figure it out after she left, then it hit me... Thirty feet of paracord later, I'd tied the front wheel of the XCT to the chainstay, resting it on the hitch bar, and to the seat post, and the headtube to the pannier. The rear wheel of the XCT would be rolling on the road. I rode it back like that, a super bendy tandem. When I got back I wanted to do another forty miles! ...All the XCT needed was air in the tyres and the brakes and gears tweaking!

[@justaregularguyontwowheels1644]

then he can do another bike giveaway THAT WOULD BE AWSOME

[@zackshort1423]

Hey Seth, one idea I saw from a buddy is to use a worn down low tread tire, cut it, and temporarily zip-tie it to a saddle. It keeps your bum from sliding around on the seat. After a big snow or rain the trails are muddy and this will give you more confidence. I'm a downhiller at heart and don't usually use my seat but I'm sure many people would find this useful. Come ride Trestle Bike Park in Colorado!

[@deadinside7600]

I was today's years old when I learned what the hooks on tire levers are for.

[@awesomegamingmaster917]

Same

[@andrewpella7249]

Me

[@alvinsinanbegovic6873]

Edit ur message now pls for it to say "i was 2 years younger whem i learned ..."

[@gabebangert1544]

Literally everyone

[@phreshchorizo]

It was today for me

[@TrailFeatures]

Kinda cool to see you used my friction paste hack. That stuff is great for a lot of things! Just not on tacos. 🌮 ...A umm... Friend... found that out. 😶

[@boomerangfreak]

How closely related would that "friend" be huh? :D

[@rupedog]

Awesome timing...was just wondering how to stop mount slipping...I have carbon paste, but never thought to use that...thanks both

[@MTBScotland]

used to sand mine before I got carbon paste

[@expiredmeme7600]

When I saw this video popup in my feed I loudly yelled: “YES YES YES YES YEEES!!” And evryone in my living room looked at me all weird and now that I’m done watching it’s safe to say that it was worth it

[@markjacobs6294]

Getting back into biking at age 55. Coming from 40 years of motocross/enduro these videos make me smile. Especially tire changes...

[@teflonturner]

Hey man your videos/tutorials are great! Very informative, nice background music without being obnoxious, and a voice that's very easy to listen to, yet not condescending. I'm super impressed with your teaching skills! Keep it up, man! I subscribed and liked.

[@5minutereviews109]

I’ve never clicked on a video so fast !!!

[@gumball6804]

Me too

[@rwmckenzie1]

Plumdog TRI Fitness same

[@rares_sopo8032]

Saaameee:)))

[@zacharylewis11]

same

[@radikalbog7632]

Same

[@lennymity3373]

I love your videos soooo much you are the best i show my dad your videos and now he buys me a downhill bike thank you

[@joesjunkgarage3313]

Fantastic video! Thank you for taking the time to provide some well needed sage wisdom. Looking forward to future videos!

[@mtbreviews1505]

Keep watching these over and over again. They're just the best mtb content on you tube

[@madmanmara]

I love watching channels hit 1 million subscribers but you Seth definitely deserve it. The only channel and host that really geniunely has true TV worthy content. The quality and comfy aspects of this channel and all the quirks really makes me wanting more. Congrats Seth and thank you for opening up my world to bikes. I don't have anything insane but my budget builds and restorations have been super fun. I really want to see you use that fat bike. Lol Happy 1 million!!!

[@R1fanatic112]

Leave the new tire in the sun for an hour & it'll be soft & pliable & much easier to mount or take off. Add some rubbing alcohol to the soapy water to evaporate the water with the soap.

[@antvra1]

What if you live in England...

[@R1fanatic112]

@@antvra1 Patience and the ball & chains hair dryer :)

[@verdice9109]

Anywhere in North Queensland Australia. Except the tyre will just be the same as our melted roads

[@johnthegodfatherslack]

Not in England mate

[@nevil6833]

I like your idea, the way seth does in removing tires can damage or bent the rims but what i usually do is the fire trick.

[@cluj-bike5162]

Finally 1.000.000 Congratulations!!!!I respect you at all!!!!You inspired me in every witch way!!!!❤️Congratulations!!!

[@RI-ns8wz]

The one from the laces underneath themselves (even when NOT on the bike) is pure...MAGIC for me!! THANKS!

[@robdabb4292]

Great video! The bike hacks are what got me on this channel originally. For the hitch rack, a ubolt around the reciever and the hitch mount works better IMO. They also make a variety of products called anti rattle kits or hitch slop reducers. All under $15.

[@teensidehustles2024]

I was surprised to hear that people use levers to take off tyres I use a single screwdriver

[@zacharylewis11]

"facepalm"

[@TrailFeatures]

I just break a few spokes off my wheel and use them. Those sharp pointy ends really get into the bead!

[@SethsBikeHacks]

Bike tool companies hate him! Learn how screwdrivers and vice grips can save you thousands $$$!!

[@Cobretti_GTI]

I use my iron hands ONLY :D

[@johandavid9774]

I use my teeth

[@simonrumpf8179]

Hey, congrats, you finally hit the 1000000 subs. I watch every single video and this since 2 years! Go on like this and don´t stop! Good luck for the future!

[@riccardocastioni4286]

Finally someone did the shoe lace hack... I've been using it since I started riding but I actually never seen a life hack video that talks about it... Very nice video man 💪🏼

[@TwoKnees2]

$5000 bike $10 washing equipment

[@michealgray533]

TONY GAMING YT more than that my guy

[@starertree7736]

Budget

[@gntcboss0744]

Didn't he get the bike for free

[@wcmybdbdjhj]

@@gntcboss0744 yeh hes sponsored by diamondbacm

[@trailseeker7448]

@@gntcboss0744 yeah

[@clintonjohnson5641]

That garden sprayer is awesome when you get back home in winter and your garden hose is frozen.

[@topspot4834]

This ... Or if you live in an apartment and don't have access to a hose.

[@roberts9886]

Love your bike hack videos!! All of them are worth a try! 👍

[@mohammadlambaga9094]

I really enjoyed your videos. I've watched almost every of your video and I realize it helps to reduce my anxiety. Keep doing the good Job. Love from Indonesia dude.

[@noahgroves4567]

Great video keep up the great hacks 👍🏽👍🏽

[@fedor5664]

Keep it up and thanks these where very helpfull for me and i use those hools to hang them on the wheel to grap them when i need it i also have a rim hanging with those tire levers thats a bike hack for a wrecked rim

[@richr7604]

Great videos Seth, both functional and entertaining. Am definitely a fan now!👍

[@matthewgallantar8254]

I have never mountain biked but somehow I found this channel and now I'm a huge fan.

[@farcticox1409]

My father had those levers (metal ones) over 40 years ago, they are now in my bike toolbox 😊

[@blakcloud2561]

It may seem off topic, but I think many of us would really like to see a little bit of your video workflow process. You don't need to do a deep dive into your editing process, but just a good overall summary from shooting, organizing all the footage, overall edit process, and then particularly of interest to me, storage. You must have thousands of hours of raw and B footage from your videos. How do you store so much data? Cloud? RAID? Multiple hard drives? How are they organized so you can find that clip from a few years ago that you want to reference on a current video like you did here with the SoFla footage you put up? Again, not a deep dive. No need to give away trade secrets, but I do a lot of filming myself just for fun and for my own consumption and I'm starting to struggle with storing and organizing it all. I'm a big fan! I even ordered some SBH and Drama decals for my bike rack! :)

[@cwd1232]

Always love the vids!! Sometimes I even wait and force myself not to watch so I can watch 2 or 3 at a time but it's difficult to not press play right when I get the notification lol

[@samslichter3566]

So close to 1 million! It’s crazy how far your channel has come in the last few years

[@technicalscience]

I already use the plant sprayer and shoelace folding hacks, but these videos are great, keep 'em coming dude!

[@YaMzRiders]

FINALLY SETH's BIKE HACKS!

[@vandyboy3335]

Congrats on one million Seth! You earned it!

[@mattstonks8497]

Hey Seth, I came across your channel a while ago while looking for a review of a dropper post. It was a great video and it’s awesome to come back and see you achieving the success you deserve!

[@Jacob-cg3zz]

Seth!!!! I love your videos especially the hack and tip videos

[@jaysuhn_]

If you don't have a tailgate cover, u could use your back seat floor mats in a pinch

[@ChichoALZMTB]

Great vid and fantastic bike hacks, Thanks for sharing !

[@robbnj]

Tire bead seating and inflating tip: For stubborn tires, wrap a cargo ratchet strap around the circumference of the tire and snug it down. It forces the bead toward the rim wall, making inflation and seating easier (maybe even possible without a compressor or hack soda bottle inflater).

[@denesk2794]

+1: use an old pair of gloves when working with tires..... Maybe I am just weak and puny... but I always mess my hands up when working on tires.....

[@adamdead4095]

Yaaaaaaaaaayyyy!!!! Seth bike hacks

[@cindycorrea9781]

I love your videos for new riders, my kids and I watch them religiously. Maybe one about what type of trails are good for new beginners or what to avoid as a new rider. I’d also be interested in what tire pressure to use on different trails, you mention it a lot in passing but more explanation would be nice.

[@timextremeliving8996]

I used a garden sprayer before bringing my bike back into my apartment, u can even use hot water which is a plus now thats its cool out. The figured out the shoelace thing on my own this year after getting tired of constantly checking if they are getting close to bringing my to a fast hault all the time. Cant be looking down while im riding. Great hack video once again!

[@RedWingsninetyone]

Love the pump sprayer trick. I use this when the hose is off for the winter and need to wash my bike. Also, in Michigan, cutting aluminum cans is blasphemy. That shit is valuable lol.

[@itsmejak7888]

Oregonean here those aluminum cans are straight Cash

[@ninjasheep8722]

Congrats on 1 Million Subscribers, you really deserve it!!!

[@diskgrind3410]

Useful video tips, thanks for sharing.

[@ShaneHarderPhoto]

My last bike rack wobbled all over the place as well. That's why I sold it and got a Kuat NV 2.0. It has a knob on the back that tightens the rack to your hitch so it doesn't wobble at all. I think there are a few other hitch mounted bike racks that do that as well. Kuat has amazing customer support as well, good company. My SUV has dual exhaust and a turbo so the exhaust seems hotter than it otherwise would be, and on my car the rack sits really close to the bumper when it's folded up so that combination plus the strap sitting right behind the exhaust pipe melted one of my rear tire straps. They sent me a few for free after one phone call. I just love it when companies make things like that really easy and stand by their products. I now slide the tire straps over to the center when folding the rack up and haven't had a problem since.

[@mrupholsteryman]

Loved the canine containment contraption! Of course... I no longer will be using it as we now have 3 cats that don't like car rides.😇😎😀

[@Kellyswheels]

Seth, I wanted to share a tip I would love to see you share. When cutting the tag end of a zip-tie/ty-rap, instead of using side cutters that leave a sharp edge, use fingernail clippers to cut it flush. Give it a try! I learned this a few years back and it works great!

[@carlbegnaud4851]

I've been doing that too , your right it works great

[@bosanderspublictheology]

I wish I had seen this a year ago when I had no idea about these new rims and why they are so difficult to seat a bead on! I learned via sweat but I really like how you showed it here.

[@LTSDK1]

love from Denmark, please make more of these bike hacks, it brings back memory from the old Seth's bike hack videos

[@yo_cle]

hey seth, love your hack videos(: you can store an extra master chainlink in the bottem side of the pedros tire levers and secure them with a single layer of ducttape. it doesn't add any weight and the link is prodected from the elements. works for other small parts as well. i discovered that little hack when is was putting my "no-backpack-setup" togehter (:

[@tsatsanisgreg]

I end up using your shoelace hack everyday, even out of my bike. You can say it is a life hack as I never have my shoelaces loose again :P

[@benmitchell1329]

These videos are getting better every time. I particularly like the 10 bike hacks and the bike park review videos

[@JustinRamseyphotography]

The fiber grip is brilliant! I will be using that on my gimbal mount next week in Moab for the big drops so my camera doesnt end up facing my top tube like normal! Thanks for sharing

[@lexschwartz8393]

Hey Seth, love the videos. Miss seeing the orange p7 in videos

[@bagatti]

When mounting or removing any tire, always start across from the valve stem. Because of manufacturing most rims have a high spot near the valve stem making it much harder to work from the valve location.

[@phorest]

The opposite is true for tubeless tires, because the valve is fixed in place and doesn't allow the tire to sit in the central groove - you want to start at or end right at the valve.

[@JollyRogerTheDodger]

More or less one.milkion subscribers. Well done mate. I've been here sjnce 500 subs. Alwats loved your content, keep it coming! Here's to the next million. Peace and love.

[@tomherron4334]

You're almost at 1 Million subscribers! The quality and entertainment factor of your videos is definitely paying off. Congratulations!

[@thetrailtrekker4030]

They make a lace holder for soccer cleats to keep your laces in place. It is a durable rubber and works great for biking

[@jess1ncase]

And they cost like $3.

[@13Canuck]

Hey Seth! Love the vids! You should build a bike from your spare parts bin

[@faltallty6551]

Great vid Seth keep up the good work

[@e2calero]

Awesome channel, great content, thanks for sharing your ideas.

[@ernestoerazo6535]

hack videos are the best and the tire removal tips help me a lot because i always pop my back tires because i wheelie thxs seth love your SE fat ripper🤙🏻💯

[@jacobbrooks4259]

_VENOM_ GAMING idk what type of tires your running but doing wheelies shouldn’t do very much damage😂

[@samfessler8805]

You should do a top 10 worst hacks you've seen/come up with.

[@iphonetextsforyou5881]

That’s not very nice ☹️

[@Finu23GamerDE]

@@iphonetextsforyou5881 It is, then you learn what is a good hack and what is not

[@iphonetextsforyou5881]

Oh okay...

[@davideggleston2752]

Learn what doesn't work is as helpful as learning what does work.

[@benspong2125]

Hey Seth. Big fan of the channel. I’m a BMXer and I find I used most of the tips in this video however maybe for another video if you could show some tips that all bike classes could use for example grip installation. Although that’s easy enough that sort of video where all riders could relate would be helpful. Thanks dude. Happy riding.

[@WTFSquirtle]

ALMOST AT 1 MILLION LETS FUCKJING GOOOO I LOVE THIS GUY HE INSPIRES PPL , he shows you tips tricks and reviews products so u dnt have to waste cash, and his production quality is seriously underrated, you watch the whole video , EVERYTIME , its a very crafted story

[@andrewlittleton7837]

Finally I know what the hook is for on tire levers. I've been hooking it on the rim which isn't as useful.

[@adamdead4095]

Hey seth did u know u can make a dropper post by putting a spring inside your seatpost !!!

[@Sam-tf3br]

Adam Dead i think im gonna try this. I have this old pen with a spring in it that i think will do just fine. Thanks for the idea!

[@adamdead4095]

@@Sam-tf3br yeah thats how i did it on my bike

[@TelmenTelebe]

You're best Seth. Been with you from dropper post review. Love from Mongolia.

[@hristiandimitrov]

I hope you get back on the trails soon. Keep up the entertaining videos!

[@soulassassin0g]

0:36 I'm gonna use Flex Tape.

[@_DMAC]

I always carry tape. That 1" gorilla tape is good (good for rim tape if an issue). Awesome idea for the garden sprayer!!! Any idea how many YEARS I never knew what those hooks were for?!? Finally leaned to use those last year lol! I use an old movers blanket for a tail gate cover. Got it for free and can be folded over. I'll check out this foam, though. That movers blanket is a mess when it gets wet and is bulky. Great suggest on camera mounts! I have broken those plastic mounts by over tightening. I keep a dollar bill in my bike bag. Fold up and tape over a torn tire. Wont get you real far, but may keep your tube in (you do carry a tube, right?) To get back to the truck. Had a buddy slice a sidewall and had to make the walk of shame.

[@Ziggyholbrook]

some of these hacks helped me a lot due to the fact i make mtb videos too using a gopro ,cheers bro for the hacks can't wait for the next one

[@lonerider1550]

I've seen some youtube videos of Seth's Bike Hacks by the chance and really enjoyed it then became a subscriber from South Korea. Much of Knowledge and info.& skills of MTB are very helpful with big fun. Thanks and Cheers~

[@bigfootandbananaman4746]

Tire tip: if you're installing a new tube, coat it in powder so it doesn't stick to the tire and it will reduce your pinch flats a ton

[@coolhead123]

What powder to use?

[@bigfootandbananaman4746]

wong kw talc.

[@Lbuzzer]

I use a big freezer bag (Ziploc). Throw in the tube, squirt a bit of talc in, seal it up, shake it up, and voila! Talc'd up tube, and near zero mess!!

[@jamess3417]

Nice

[@randolphpatterson5061]

@@coolhead123 You can pay a lot extra to buy Rema Tire Talc online, but regular unscented baby powder is cheap & available practically everywhere. I do the same as Eric B suggests, I put a tube in a bag & add the powder, then seal the bag & shake it. Actually, I keep the same bag handy with a bunch of powder inside, & use it multiple times. I also pour powder into the tire & spread it all around by rotating the tire while tapping on it to knock the powder around, this should be done outdoors to avoid a mess. If the other guys in the shop ever gave me any flak, I'd point out that my tires never go flat from folds in the tubes or misaligned valve stems. But really, I do use quite a lot, and you probably don't need to use as much as you'd think.

[@finngrant2109]

Seth I saw you used the rylo, I have been looking into them and haven’t yet seen a good review on it from a MTB. Could you please do a review of the rylo?

[@SethsBikeHacks]

Finn Grant I would check out Trail Peek’s video, which is really good and comprehensive. I will be reviewing it though!

[@kenkilmurray6574]

Seth, another hack for long laces is the square knot. Easy to tie and they stay tight until a sharp tug up loosens the knot. No double knots or tucking required. Tie the shoe with a square knot, snip off the excess laces and tie off the ends so they don't pull out through the holes (melt the tips if all or part polyester). I do this to all my running, biking, hiking shoes with laces.

[@BlokeOnAMotorbike]

A few years ago I learned by necessity, how to use a square lash to tie both seat stays on my trail bike after they snapped at the weld to the seat post. Luckily I was on a boating lake and a family who were out on a boat came in and offered me a few feet of paracord to see if there was any way of securing the seat stays enough so that I could get home. By the time I'd done the lashing and used a trucker's hitch to tighten the cord as much as I possibly could by pulling it parallel to the top tube and around the head tube, it was as solid as a weld! So there, pro tip: fifteen feet of paracord (which you can macrame into a bracelet and wear it!) for those on the road frame repairs!

[@Gillysaurxx]

A CO2 inflator works great at setting a tire as well

[@adambcvg]

No good on certain sealant though, so use to seat the bead then put in the fluid.

[@rinofagerlund2371]

3:47 Soapy wooder, Chrisfix intensifies

[@user-cb7rd2tk9n]

Same here

[@excep.5800]

same

[@your_average_cultured_dude]

Soapy wooder and medium strength threadlocker!

[@raphaelroshwalb5500]

@@your_average_cultured_dude but don't forget to put your car on jack stands

[@Luxcidy]

Same

[@JakeOlsonTheSnake]

solid vid, Seth! best of wishes and cheers from Seattle!

[@NasTimeAdventures]

You'd think at my age, I'd know all this but clearly not. I learnt so much today. Cheers mate.

[@denngaming1284]

Finally a vid that is based on ur KZbin name

[@aidan5125]

"I HAVE A WALMART BIKE" - some dead guy

[@finnseeger]

Spambi The Neko what?

[@zacjohnson452]

Finn Seeger it’s a joke

[@finnseeger]

TheBloodMango no I just don’t understand it.

[@zacjohnson452]

Finn Seeger it’s because Walmart bikes are unsafe and break very easily.

[@marcusmartin5758]

@@zacjohnson452 i have a walmart bike, been using it for 3 years now. Blame the riders not the bikes.

[@bgleadbetter]

I just bought my first tubeless-tire bike. Thank you for the tips on how to get that thing taken care of when I have a flat.

[@cluj-bike5162]

1.000.000 Congrats ❤️