Acquiring the Park Tool Master Collection | Mountain Bike Update

[@blackandtan.0075faster]

Please do more bike content that’s what brought me to your channel in the first place I own several bike shops in Maryland and I love what you’re doing, keep doing it and don’t listen to people, do what you love. Let me know if you need anything

[@Beardedginger1991]

There's a reason I have not missed a single one of your videos and you're the only channel I have done that with. Don't stop doing what you're doing

[@siegelsdad]

I ride about 10-15 miles daily as a warm up for strength wo. Parktool is the only show in town for a few functions like removing pedals and bike stands. Great content as always!

[@shayrubino9862]

Abbey bike tools are the green tools your were talking about. Hands down some of thr best and made in the USA. Park makes everything but they are far from the best. Most shop use a mix of Unior, VAR , Park, Pedro's and a few other manufacturers. Also alot of those park sockets are Chamferless which are used for suspension service or low profile fittings. I've got almost 20 years experience wrenching on bikes at the highest level. If you got any questions I'd be happy to help.

[@davewallace9048]

I love and only build my bikes up from Frame only.. It’s so much fun being able to pick and choose the exact components that go on my bike. You would love it Matt!!

[@ObsessedGarage]

Yeah...it's on my list.

[@96spectyper]

Brakes communicate via Bluetooth. Very nice of Michelle to give you such a nice surprise. She's a keeper.

[@stephenleach4808]

Surprisingly this didn't spark as much outrage as I would have thought. Well done! I would consider myself 'bike guy' and just wanted to point out a few things. The SRAM brakes you keep on calling 'CODA' are in fact just 'CODE' brakes. Used to be their top of the line stopper, but that has been taken over now by the Mavens. You are likely cutting your bars to in the 650mm - 750mm range. New uncut bars come in at 800mm and are designed to be cut down to a certain degree while keeping their flex and damping properties. You are right though, there is a maximum that they can be cut. I know metric is tough, but a 130mm bar would be about a 5" width bar. The larger Park sockets are designed with flat faces in order to not slip off the nuts on the top of your forks. You would want to keep those if you ever plan on opening up your fork (which I assume you wont). On the scale you were holding, the black cylinder that you had your hand wrapped around actually clamps into your Park stand so you can hang your bike from it. The name of the PPF kit you used on your Yeti was likely Invis or RideWrap. If you are saying you are 50% into the bike thing, then you can probably get rid of at least 50-75 %of the tools you received, likely more. If you are buying a hardtail, carbon is probably not the best material for you. Sure, if you are an XC racer and want something that is bone jarringly stiff, it might be the right choice. For most something made of steel (or for the big spenders titanium) often has a much more agreeable ride feel.

[@hugorodrigo2323]

Oh man! I follow you since years ago when I loved detailing my car and you had all the cool stuff to do it. But traffic in Mexico City was a nightmare and my car was just parked in the garage, so I sold it 5 years ago and over the time I stoped watching car detailing videos, I have not seen a video from you in a long time. I got into bike commuting and quickly became obsessed with all related to bikes, and off course detailing and maintenance, and now I see you also have the dream bike garage! I am envious of you man!

[@Jason-t7f1t]

Awesome fun content! Somehow got shown this channel, makes sense as. A big bike guy. Keep it up!

[@rns228338]

Love my specialized s-works stumpjumper!

[@ObsessedGarage]

Great bike.

[@BenFenner]

My latest frame-up build was a Surly (Troll). Surly has quite the selection of off-the-wall options. It was the only company who made a frame that met my obscure MTB needs. Super fun to build if I could make a recommendation. But probably not your cup of tea if you're looking for a cookie cutter bike.

[@Parker.gibbons18]

Have been a tech seasonally for the last 7 years or so. The park tool stuff is always the first to break or round off etc. With that being said, it is really hard to beat their kits as you mentioned.

[@michaeldorsey218]

I like their branding and instruction videos and the idea of a matching set, but I was surprised to see this video title just because their injection and over molding often looks completely visually atrocious.

[@joshm2243]

But but but, he swears it's the best out there otherwise he wouldn't have bought any of it. Just like the Sonic tools sitting in his tool boxes, The BEST..... Too cheap for Smap-On, Mac, Matco, or even Cornwell. If you want the best, you buy the BEST regardless of the price. YOU get what YOU pay for.....

[@austinblackburn]

You and Berm creek (Seth) could do a collab. He could teach you how to work on bikes and you could do his garage.

[@kfrog3855]

Seth at Berm " Peak ", who actually uses his bikes, and his tools, and is down to earth, would want nothing to do with this pretentious nerd

[@ObsessedGarage]

I'm going to reach out to Seth. That could be a cool collab.

[@joeylounsbury2100]

Love the bike content! It appears you have the rear tire mounted backwards on your Blur. Interesting to hear your tire perspective in relation to the Blur. I'd give a Maxxis Forekaster a try. I run it as a rear on my 5010 and it's a faster rolling/lighter tire with a good amount of grip.

[@andrewrussell5393]

Need to spend some time in Scotland man! Some awesome trails here!

[@hickBei]

I’m not into mountain bikes but this is awesome. Having a specific set of tools for your hobbies. I wish somebody would create a master collection for servicing compound bows.

[@G_Ozare]

Im also a bike enthusiast (mostly vintage steel) aside from cars & motorcyles. Park Tool is great. But just like you said, some tools are inferior to other brands like the allen keys for example. Love how you keep pissing off the haters of each category (for lack of a better word). You can tell it's mostly envy. Keep it up Matty 👊

[@Schwabz33]

The best seat right now I highly recommend is the specialized S works 3-D printed seat. They are $450 but the most comfortable seat you’ll ever have on your bike.

[@vongdong10]

Isn't that what he's got on the crux?

[@jasonpope1139]

Guys that actually work on their bikes loosing their mind right now.

[@marleyman101]

What are the wall mounts for the bikes? I’m after something exactly like that.

[@ObsessedGarage]

SteadyRack

[@Gongonz420]

You can hang the bike scale in the bikestand, You see between the screen and the part where the bike hangs :)

[@jasnapon]

Who in the he'll needs all that to work on a bicycle 🤣

[@ObsessedGarage]

That's probably smart.

[@trdxyr]

So siiick! Congratulations! Like you.. Into sports cars and MTB/ emtb. Have you ever built a garage for a reloader for Practical shooting using Dillon Precision? Another passion...

[@DHeightsNyC170]

I’m a cyclist & a Mountain Biker and your Mountain Bikes looks like they have never been ridden ….Don’t see any MTB Trail Scars just saying … Love all your videos !

[@ObsessedGarage]

I don't crash.

[@LoopsRonin]

Cuz u dont ride hard enough

[@Gregor.Forsyth]

LOL the highest ‘Mountain’ in Florida is 345 feet. I think Matt has the nicest bike on the tow path but he ain’t no MTBer.

[@ObsessedGarage]

I would love to have you guys come do Land Bridge run with me. I would love to see your minds get changed really fast. 6'2" 225, but I think I'd earn your respect. I do own a house in the mountains boys.

[@werd4804]

Love it, looking forward to roasting your future bike build. Need an aero road bike down there in FL

[@scottlipton7857]

What are the low profile floor jacks you have in the background at timestamp 07:16?

[@ObsessedGarage]

www.obsessedgarage.com/products/obsessed-garage-car-jack-by-pit-boss?_pos=1&_sid=e6f0378cd&_ss=r

[@Schwabz33]

Love the master collection there’s one that’s $10,000 which is to open up a bike shop..honest with you Matt you probably use less than 10% of this when you comes down to bike repair. I bought all my tools as I went through to figure out exactly what I needed the most and this is definitely overkill, but cool.

[@bertraminc9412]

I have a Park stand. Its wonderful!

[@hillenberg9996]

Abbey make some beautiful bike tools check them out, unfortunately quite expensive in the UK. Love the S-Works gravel bike hanging on the wall 😍

[@BLanczak]

Need to get Mr. LZ into MTB'ing. With his back issues BMX probably isn't going to be a long term thing for him. I could see him really digging MTB / trail riding and the content he'd make with it would be sick.

[@MCSEDanny]

Matt I’m interested in the power seat when you swap it on the gravel bike.

[@thedude669]

Check out abbey bike tools for some nice bike tools! Also, learn how to build wheels - way easier than you’d think. Building the rest of the bike is easy going, particularly those with integrated headsets and threaded bb which your Santa Cruz’s are.

[@Mr.Turbo6]

The comments are almost as good. Matt gets these chumps all mad and it’s great. If I could do it the OG way I would. Working on it very slowly. I don’t even bike or know anything about them but I still watch for the sick tools and toys.

[@JimG89887]

Park was never great with regular tools. But their selling point was speciality tools and the ability to buy an entire collection (as you can tell). There would never be a reason to use the Park stuff over some of your other tools. For Helen, having the complete set regardless of the quality would be good because you just buy it all once and it gets the job done for anyone who’s using the stuff. Chances are, in Helen, no one’s doing a full build or anything major.

[@kai_291]

That S-Works Crux is a beautiful bike, but for 12.000$ it still has external routed brake lines? They should have at least integrated them under the bar tape and under the stem

[@deltabravo6613]

Nobull makes a good pair of cycle shoes you might like, they’re clip in though.

[@pinarellorider9023]

As a road bike enthusiast, I approve this message! FYI: the "seat" is actually called the "saddle" 👍😉

[@LoopsRonin]

Another 'master collection' he wont use 😂

[@whitegoodman7465]

New here? this channel is the epitome of burning money.

[@ttma]

@@whitegoodman7465😂

[@G_Ozare]

He's worked on his bikes in the past videos. I'm sure he will use some of the tools but not all, and that's alright.

[@joshm2243]

​@@G_Ozarejust like working on all of his cars with all those tool boxes full of tools???? Remember him saying "I have all the tools necessary to teardown and reassemble a vehicle"? He doesn't wrench, he just has a set of tools that sit in drawers etc. They never see dust, grease etc. He takes his vehicles to a dealership or independent shop to be worked on. Ask yourself, when have you ever seen him actually do any maintenance, and oil changes and tire rotations are just oil changes and tire rotations. A 12 year old can that. When have you actually seen him get his hands dirty. Answer is never. He has the tools, equipment lift, etc etc.

[@williambrooymans6208]

​@@joshm2243I laughed when I saw him put together his flex polisher and he used the packed in Allen key..... After a few minutes a light came on and he remembered he had a drawer full of them unused....

[@kfrederick8833]

What is that long blue thing on the floor next to the BMW? New toy?

[@ObsessedGarage]

Piping for my water lines.

[@greatestgunner]

Need that Tarmac SL8 di2 setup to complete this lol The yeti is niceeee

[@riaanjansenvanvuuren4500]

Love the bike content....❤ Please correct your handle bar width... You kept on talking about 150mm ect..... Bars are normally in the 700mm + range...

[@artstech]

What size MTB frame do you have?

[@ObsessedGarage]

Large

[@DMRking97]

Just thought I would point out that, your gravel bike is not tubeless can tell by the valves. And on your blur the rear tire is fitted backwards! Oh and reserve wheels are Santa Cruz not dt Swiss

[@ObsessedGarage]

Good call on the Crux. I’ll get it done shortly.

[@Falken240]

What bike wall mounts are those?

[@toyobB]

Steadyrack, they’re great but designed to be able to roll a bike onto vs having to lift up

[@Falken240]

Thank you!

[@Tux_Appreciator]

I like the bike content 🙂

[@laspaceboy]

Matt, would you consider making a video on how you became financially successful? Not saying spill all the beans, but sharing some basic principles-like where to start, whether it’s property investments, starting a drop-shipping business, or even tips for using business expenses wisely. I’m sure a lot of your audience (myself included) would find value in learning the fundamentals that helped you get ahead financially! -Bryan B.

[@timkinley1779]

He has. Numerous times. Or are you wanting him to make a video of how to do a KZbin search? Become a member of HexPlus and you get even more insight.

[@fglocal5250]

Behind the Hex gives all that info.

[@BrillianceAutoSpa]

He's already talking about it many times here and on podcasts. Look them up.

[@mikeburr114]

Make 100k a year selling av equipment in his early 20s.... while selling he met a guy who was in wealth mgmt. That guy liked Matt and recruited him. Matt then was.in wealth mgmt for years, eventually buying that business I think. He began the YT channel.. that grew. That turned into the OG business...

[@G_Ozare]

Watch the latest pod he's on with Pan the organizer. Super in-depth. Really inspiring stuff.

[@danielkatani612]

I have been waiting for you to introduce that S works Crux for a weeks now because my eyeballs always drift to it in the videos😂 Thought about seeing your interest in doing an OG trip to Bentonville, AR? I would absolutely join you in MTB Capital

[@jefffaulds4210]

I still say that Addison Zawada is the person you need to collaborate with for you next step with bike maintenance. He is a pro mechanic and has experience in front of a camera!

[@tizzadh]

Wow, nice stuff! Perhaps I missed something already mentioned (I didn't watch the full video), but are you the one who is going to use those tools? I mean, it's strange to assume your bike knowledge if you're not even able to differentiate between Fox and RockShox forks. I'm also curious about the tools for reshaping the frame that you have there (FFG-2). I would love to see someone using those tools on a carbon frame. It's good to check, but carbon frames can't be "aligned" like metal frames. The non-beveled sockets are needed for forks, as they are flat to release the top caps. AbbetyTools will bring quite a bit more quality to some of the specific tools. For the bike stand, I fully recommend the "Feedback Sports" stand-it's a much more premium brand.

[@ObsessedGarage]

It’s for me to use. I’ll figure it out. I’m likely going to do some training.

[@drumrboy80]

Nothing gets people more riled up than someone doing what they want with what seems like unlimited funds..hard earned I might add. Side note, can we get a drive and talk with the bronco??

[@ObsessedGarage]

Yep

[@overlandingturtle8480]

Just my opinion here: Getting Inside The Hex membership, even if it’s the “ lite” membership, is totally worth it for the new format with Matt and Rusty!!! I have always enjoyed it but if you guys want longer format videos it’s hands down worth the money!!!

[@DevinGT350R]

You'd have no problems building up a bike from the frame, would be great content to see!

[@DevinGT350R]

@@MajorImpact Pretty easy to figure out, none of it is hard especially when he has all the tools.

[@Doggepp]

@@DevinGT350R Putting tires on the correct way is a good start though :D

[@DevinGT350R]

@@Doggepp Lmaoo baby steps

[@DevinGT350R]

@@MajorImpact ​ @MajorImpact What is there to adjust that is difficult? AXS makes derailleur setup trivial. Sag and suspension settings can just follow recommended values. Bleeding brakes and running the lines would be the most complicated. You are one of the problems, who cares how many miles he is riding his bike. And if you could afford it I'm sure you'd be buying the best of everything too.

[@timkinley1779]

​@@MajorImpactMaybe Matt isn't gay enough to join the Wierdo's Bike Club. Just because he can purchase anything he wants to try/experience without it making a dent, really rubs you lessthans wrong. And I love pointing out how people outside of your little duffus bike gang laughs behind your back when you get through looking down your nose.

[@sdfd504]

Thoughts on those bike mounts vs the lift version for just one bike? Also I’ll buy the ARC after you buy it and get ready to sell it. 😅

[@ObsessedGarage]

I like both. This garage's layout didn't suit the TopShelf motorized.

[@MyndlessMayhem]

Frame up builds are so much more fun to do.

[@dustind9242]

I'm 100% in on bikes & racing, but my wall mount pressure washer makes cleaning the car & bike afterwards such a breeze... Santos

[@hypeNT500]

matt reminds me of the kid that would always show everyone at school his stuff when no one even asked

[@ObsessedGarage]

Stick to detailing. That’s what everyone says. Stick to wealth management. That’s what the detailers said. I just keep learning and sharing. That seems to be working out better for me than most.

[@bleckndecker]

Great video, rear tire is on backwards on the Blur though. Probably even on the Yeti.

[@Doggepp]

And both tires are the wrong way around on the yeti. Also assegai on a blur is insane.

[@bleckndecker]

@ they are. I was trying to break it gently lol. Maxxis should also have tire model name on right side of bike.

[@ObsessedGarage]

Are you sure about that? I think they are correct. Yeti is definitely correct.

[@bleckndecker]

@@ObsessedGarage Rear on the Blur is 100 percent backwards and unless they are some older unbranded Maxxis on Yeti, both are backwards.

[@ObsessedGarage]

This is why I love the comments. Even though you have to hear a bunch of losers tell you the what for, I learn a ton. I never noticed the rotation arrow on the tire. I'll fix it tomorrow...with the tools...I don't use. Ha... I'm going to be fast as crap now.

[@deweberis2709]

I bet the only tool Matt will keep is the chain cleaner 🤔

[@Schwabz33]

Yeah, I would not put a ceramic coating on the seat or anything related to grips or rubber it does it need it those items are already from the factory have a built-in water repellency

[@vladmontana2777]

The means you are very talented man i like it 🤪

[@p4ult1]

I think it's Abbey bike tools bike tools you were thinking of?

[@ObsessedGarage]

Yep

[@ababab589]

hey matt you should reach to the KZbinr maxx chewning, he just sold his candy brand to Hersey's and designing a house. in his latest vlog he mentioned he wants a garage/shop space... place all the other home stuff you could offer. Would be cool content

[@ObsessedGarage]

I watch Joe, Christian, and Max all the time.

[@ababab589]

@ I enjoy the podcast too, you guys would make great content

[@ryangilmore234]

I’ve been following this guy for a long time as I found him interesting. Now that he talks bikes, which is something I’ve been into for a long time, I’ve realized he has no idea what he is talking about. Makes him lose credibility in all aspects of his channel. He doesn’t even know the name of his parts on his bike. Why buy a Hightower for cadence? It’s made for descending. Buys a $700 dropper and states he doesn’t use it. I unsubscribed but watch his channel to cringe.

[@ObsessedGarage]

That is completely ridiculous. What is going on with you that me sharing a hobby would trigger you so badly?

[@ryangilmore234]

@ I respect your passion for you hobby, which seems to be spending money. It just seems you should further research before you make these large purchases. You also seem to think that the more it cost the better it is. For example, there are brakes that would be lighter with plenty of stopping power for your Blur since you ride it in Florida but you opted for the most expensive brakes (aside from Maven). Light dual piston would save weight and make your bike lighter.

[@ryangilmore234]

@ also, I’ve learned this is just a channel for entertainment rather than a channel where I can learn from.

[@ObsessedGarage]

Why don't you just say it? You don't have the money, so I should not have it either? Both Santa Cruz bikes are package bikes direct from them. You already know this, or you should.

[@ryangilmore234]

@@ObsessedGarage My Tallboy is in the same price range as your bikes but I bought/built it for its intended purpose. All the parts I’ve added made since for the type of riding I do and what the frame was intended to be used for. I’m just saying, slow down a little bit and learn a bit more before you purchase. Also, your rear tire is installed backwards on your Blur.

[@peterc7334]

One of the tires on your blur is rotating in the wrong direction

[@peterc7334]

Your back wheel to be exact

[@blck04gt]

If you’re feet are going numb with clip less pedals, your cleats are not dialed in properly to the shoes and/or your bike fit isn’t right. If you get professionally fitted, you shouldn’t have any numbness anywhere.

[@ObsessedGarage]

I’ve been down that road 3 times. Didn’t work.

[@shaheedosman5635]

Send the Campagnolo stuff my way please

[@Blackyotas]

Sweet setup. Not trying to be “that guy” but your handlebars are definitely not 200mm, that would be like 8inches they are probably 800mm bars cut to like 700s. Nevertheless hope to see how you like the park tool stuff after you’ve used it for a little.

[@ObsessedGarage]

Yeah, it’s a little more difficult than people think to talk specs on camera. Especially when it’s hobby talk and not expert.

[@cashallen1931]

Former bike tech: park is mediocre at best I’ve rounded out 2 sets of the p wrenches. Some of their specialty stuff is okay. Most guys will prefer wera/pb for Allen keys. Check out abbey bike tools for the chain breaker. Pedro’s makes some fantastic tools. Unior makes great tools as well. Wheels mfg makes some great bearing tools and presses. Park is great for having everything bin one place that’s pretty good, but you have to piece all the good stuff together. The sonic analogy fits perfect for them.

[@ObsessedGarage]

Yeah, that is pretty clear. I think it is a great starting point though.

[@cashallen1931]

@@ObsessedGarageabsolutely, I went in and added a bunch to that comment after I heard the sonic analogy.

[@JohnnySuarez1982]

Im punching the air. I dont know why lol

[@ChaseBlackburnthericer]

You need to buy abbey bike tools. Way nicer then park tool. Very much the OG way to go

[@darocazaranchi2659]

If you know what you are doing? & have Good Quality Tools (screw drivers, cutters, pliers,socket set...etc) you should be able to use them well for over 20 Years. I hate stocking hoarding surplus identical Tool Boxs...not a Pro

[@stockingstuffer696]

Don't forget the kaleidoscope haters. 😂

[@larryvelezbx]

It cracks me up that people hate on Matt for buying complete sets of tools but don’t hate on other KZbinrs who spend a half million dollars on a crashed McLaren Senna which they will use to make money from their viewers on ads. Maybe it’s because these other KZbinrs pretend to part of The Poors while stashing piles of cash in the bank. One is being genuine, the other is using you. Maybe people prefer to be blind and be used.

[@ObsessedGarage]

No one complains when I overpay for a GT3 RS. It’s wild.

[@newttella1043]

Nerds getting mad, including me. But out of jealousy. If I can be half as good as you are at ALL your hobbies I'd hate myself 😂. I can't even take a proper selfie let alone make a coherent KZbin video.

[@PeeGee-g4t]

KZbin algorithm on point.

[@primitiveoffroad480]

I've never seen someone so worried about the quality of tools he doesn't use 😂

[@ObsessedGarage]

Is this supposed to be an insult? You people do realize I’m not on camera 24 hours a day. So dumb…

[@primitiveoffroad480]

@ObsessedGarage bro you don't even do any of the work around your own house. Such a pretender

[@ObsessedGarage]

So that's the insult. I do the work that I like, and hire out the stuff that I don't have time. My time is extremely valuable. We can hope that someday you'd have the option. You will apologize then.

[@primitiveoffroad480]

@@ObsessedGarage yeah we can see how valuable your time is with all the car wash videos and tool organizational videos 😂

[@ObsessedGarage]

Those videos have provided a ton of value to a lot of people. I don't know exactly how much they have generated, but it's certainly in the millions. I think I'll keep doing it, and I guess we will see what happens.

[@andyowen7133]

Good for you. If I could I’d do the same. Doesn’t make me better at MtB but who gives a F.

[@pbrstgng72]

Big fan love the channel. Is this you in the Chemical Brothers video? If so, sick moves. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIS8qKeioceqm7s

[@KosmicHRTRacingTeam]

Ok. I got about 5 min in and couldn’t continue. I’ve been working on bikes my whole life, and was a mechanic in college. This is too painful to watch. Might be really informative for those that have never wrenched a bike before. Not trying to be a jerk, but I like learning stuff from people that know a lot more than me, vs the other way around. I’m all for the detailing stuff, but bikes are much much more complicated. Guess I need to watch the guys that are 100% in on bikes. Oh, btw, the tire is backwards, and we don’t call it a “spoke alignment tool”. It’s either a dishing gauge, a truing stand, a spoke tension tool/meter, a spoke length gauge, spoke wrench or a nipple driver. Park tools are good and they have a full line, but how long will it be before Matt learns about brands like Abbey. Btw, Abbey either sponsored or help sponsor a series on KZbin 4-5 years ago where professional bike mechanics share their on the road portable tool boxes (kaizan foam might have been part of it as well). Maybe called something like “bike tool box wars” or something similar. Very interesting challenge.

[@Gregor.Forsyth]

I’m with you on this. Just because you can does not mean you should. For anyone that seriously Mountain Bikes this vid is pure cringe.

[@ObsessedGarage]

I think people are so used to me sharing expertise and not a hobby. Bikes are a hobby to me. I approach it much more casually than other stuff in my life. I know enough to get me in trouble, but not enough to satisfy the experts looking to catch me slipping. The best part is that I don’t care what anyone thinks. I’m going to do it anyway.

[@PeeGee-g4t]

@@ObsessedGaragenever knew you also filmed videos about wealth management? This must have been before OG videos?

[@ObsessedGarage]

That was my last career. I transitioned to building Obsessed Garage full time in 2018.

[@PeeGee-g4t]

@@ObsessedGarage what is the name of the channel for the wealth management videos?

[@paulcock3489]

I don't think you tubes algorithm works I don't anything with less than 4 wheels

[@bcasteel]

Reserve wheels = Santa Cruz

[@jlh530i1]

The amount of “you’re not a real mtb’er” gate keeping is ridiculous. Just enjoy the show.

[@cardo1111]

What’s with all the comments from attractive women?

[@pay0pay0pay0]

Spam / bots duh , … dumbass

[@WayneStratton]

bots

[@andrettransformer]

He just naturally attracts them

[@timkinley1779]

You can tell the bots by the likes. Consistently starts with 21 likes. It's kinda funny when you read them.

[@NoHandleAT]

When you pay for views that happens. Normal stuff on YT

[@Gregor.Forsyth]

Park Tool stuff is overpriced nonsense. You can get the exact same tools without the blue rubber handle for a fraction of the price. These days most bikes come apart with set of Allen keys some torx bits and whatever SRAM / Shimano special tools fit you bike. Most of this stuff will never get used.

[@ObsessedGarage]

This was a Christmas gift my wife got me. I’ve been talking about how much I liked their collections for years. You can tell they have some unique tools but most are not great. This is one of those dreams to get to experience it all in one spot. I’m a cycling hobbiest, so this make sense for the guy that has everything.

[@theneuz3131]

Just quick question while your flexing, where do you live ? Hahaha

[@ObsessedGarage]

The Villages, FL

[@Cormacmoore1]

These comments guys 😂 do you realise what you sound like?. I’m going to assume all you guys who own trainers are athletes? Otherwise why have you trainers? Matt isn’t a mechanic. He is a distributor among many other things. Jealousy isn’t pretty boys.

[@ObsessedGarage]

It's pretty wild. I find it fun though.

[@Schwabz33]

You can’t lock out the front fork if you do, you’ll crash your bike😂