Reviewing a fresh batch of Mountain Bike stuff!

[@steelcitytbirds]

Oscar really took one for the team @11:22.

[@Extrinityishere]

For real 🫡

[@casey800]

demo dog

[@mikumikuda]

it made the point so real XD

[@RyTrapp0]

@@mikumikuda So did his kid shoving her car down that steep drive LOL

[@Durwood71]

I'm wondering how he coaxed the doggie to run into the net. "Come here, Oscar, I have a treat for you!"

[@DDD893]

Stainless steel water bottles are the best. I've been using plastic ones for years, and all of them had disgusting plastic taste, especially after several hours under the sun. Hopefully I've bough a stainless steel one, and now finally I can enjoy the taste of water! And you can find them for 15 to 20$

[@username9999]

I had a black glossy stainless steel water bottle that after I put it in a bottle cage it got scratched up. I was sad that my new bottle was not pretty anymore. It was not a bike bottle though because it was my first time riding a bike in years.

[@BermPeakExpress]

I think that’s what I enjoy about it, it just tastes clean

[@nohballs]

For both yourself and Seth, take a look at Specialized's Purist bottles. I believe it's a lining they apply to the inside of the bottle to remove the plastic taste. I've left them on my bike in a hot garage full of water for a few days with no plastic taste by the end of it. Cool stuff

[@DDD893]

I'm using unpainted bottle, just plain stainless steel, and plastic holder, so it does not scrach too much.

[@DDD893]

@@nohballs maybe, I've seen them before. Plastic bottler are really good for racing, they are flexible, and you can drink fast and easy during riding. But I'm just a leasure rider, I'm usually stop to drink. You can buy something like Elite SYSSA Race for pretty much the same money. And being stainless, it will last forever

[@AlexPhelpsMTB]

Nothing like a classic reveiw. Thanks seth we needed more of these!

[@BermPeakExpress]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@noobFab]

That LittleBig bike is GENIUS!! And those RedShift pedals also look pretty cool. But knowing that they actually work is exactly the reason why I love BPE. Thanks Seth!

[@Jehty_]

The pedals look cool, but I would question if they actually work. How much added visibility does a light that low actual give you? I would much rather spend that money on a proper rear light.

[@mikumikuda]

@@Jehty_ honestly I would only use the Red lights of the pedal for the rear and buy a proper bike light for visibility. I also ride motorcycle and I always notice the pedal reflectors before the rear lights of bikes because it's moving, even if the rear lights are flashing pedal is just as noticeable. so yep, pedal lights are effective. when I ride at night on my bike, I use 3 small rear lights. 2 are installed on the seat-stay blinking with different timing, and the last one is on my back/bag. on the road, it's easier to notice a moving object or 2 different blinking lights(that's why Police cars and fire trucks are so easy to notice even without the siren) so yep, having a moving light on your bike is way safer. but the white light of the pedal is probably distracting.

[@madsjensen8344]

Also check pedals for compliance to local legislation. They would not be legal in Denmark, as amber reflectors are required.

[@lazylonewolf]

@@Jehty_ Moving lights are apparently more visible. But yeah, for that price I'd rather spend it on more/powerful lights. I don't think these pedals are supposed to replace bike lights though, more like a supplement to them.

[@lazylonewolf]

@@madsjensen8344 Ridonkulous laws as they're probably more visible than reflectors.

[@mtb_prodigy4856]

It’s always a great day when Seth shows me products that I don’t need but now I do need for my MTB 🔥

[@nafeesnamedit]

there's something about him, I'm not into mountain biking, I'm all into road biking, but I still wait for his uploads eagerly

[@tadawakatsu]

Honestly, he could show up, bring a rock, and review it, and I would still absolutely watch it.

[@JoHes0522]

I got those redshift arc lights (previous generation) and use them every morning for my commute to work. Batteries last a full week in flashing mode (30 min ride each direction). Survived a salty Utah winter (800 miles of use) no sweat! Good pick!

[@rasmusvedel]

Thanks for the mini review! I was worried about salt resistance, as I live in the Nordics. Salt kills everything here :/

[@Xenoray1]

9:30 love how doggo came out the see the scene and desicded to fait take it over lol

[@dankification]

Seth on a toddler bike is hilarious all by itself

[@Atreeperday]

he's right though, it's actually pretty fun! it's like riding a scooter you can sit on and pedal

[@cavemanvi]

The funnier thing to me is “woder bottle”

[@iderryan]

I liked the video of him barreling headlong into the driveway net.

[@deborahclayton7105]

I've been eyeing these pedals for months, but wasn't willing to shell out for a glorified reflector I have to share with my lights on the charger. I may save up for these come next season.

[@kkupsky6321]

I mean… he kinda fits tho

[@littlebigbikes1300]

@BermPeakExpress Thanks for the great review Seth! Yes green is possibly the greatest colour the world has ever seen, but we do offer the bike in red, blue, pink and brushed aluminium too.

[@dantindley5181]

For the Aenomaly Switchgrade, the back down position is the descending position since you want to be behind your saddle while descending, which is how this clamp was designed to be used. Its why you see the back down, nose up position on dh bikes

[@JoshuaTootell]

Guessing he doesn't ride park much

[@jamescaldwell5]

RE: driveway fence. Back when our son was little we got something exactly like this but the netting was bright orange. I think the PVC sleeves for either side of the driveway might have been longer though. Either side of my driveway was hard packed dirt that had become quite hard in the California summer. I figured out a way to hook my garden hose up to the pvc pipe and the water pressure quickly let me press them down into the ground by leaning on them. If you go to the hardware store for some longer sections of pipe, maybe see if they have a fitting that lets you connect it to your hose. Unless there are some rocks in the way this could save you some time. Thanks for the great video.

[@phonetech1109]

I may have to buy my wife one of these new shirts as a consolation prize. We were in Asheville last weekend on vacation and I convinced her to come ride berm park with me. Unfortunately she panic braked on the last jump of on the fly and went over backwards landing on her head and cracking her helmet. The bike then came down on top of her. She is a true champ though and was back on the bike a few days later in Virginia.

[@jeff7086]

I love these basic product reviews. I just learned about a few products that I did not know even existed. Those red shift pedals are perfect for a city commuter bike.

[@mcmmike21]

Just rode Berm Park today. So much unexpected climbing but so much fun. I’m so out of shape and am just getting back to riding after a longer than I would like hiatus but I had a blast. Love all your content and everything you do for the cycling community.

[@rupedog]

Yep, the 'green' trail up is an eye (and lung) opener!!! Techy too...defo blue

[@KrzysztofJarzębiński-l2k]

I love camping for years, this year started bikepacking and it seems like big stainless steel bottle with one wall, that fits the cage would be just perfect for boiling water from a creek at camp, as backup for filter, or just boiling water for meals etc. It would be just very versatile tool to have.

[@Strangely_Benji]

As a road bike rider this video has no use to me, yet I keep watching. great quality as always

[@chemicallust77]

The reason the Aenomaly Switchgrade is expensive is because you're paying for high level milling and mechanical strength which requires high grade materials...plus a bit of a mark up to make it profitable...as someone that does manual machining and milling on expensive materials, I understand the price better than others would...I wouldn't mind having one

[@michael.finally]

Ah Seth you had the Aenomaly Switchgrade backwards... The "nose up" position is to get it out of your way for descending, as most people lower their hips behind the saddle when under compressoin. The "nose down" position is for climbing as it allows you to sit on the saddle normally and apply your weight as if you were on the nose. It's quite a neat lil product, though quite expensive indeed.

[@Fulgur98]

Love the videos, been watching since the older days back at the old place. Been great seeing you grow, love this series

[@dropstuff]

The littlebig bikes are good, both my sons used one which we bought about 6 years ago. It's a great idea and I've recommended them to others. It's worth noting that I did have to replace the brake levers after a while as they seemed quite weak and after a relatively small amount of abuse they became loose and I was having to constantly tune the brakes. Swapping them out with a different brand (child sized levers) was easy enough as they are standard components.

[@drcobayo1]

I think that camelbak podium bottles are still the best option ever, squeezable so you don’t have to put your mouth into the mud or horse poop, sound funny but it’s really important, and also has some kind of membrane anti leak, since I met that bottle I didn’t change it any more

[@glenni249]

The more recent mouth pieces on the podiums are a lot better than the old ones too. Heaps easier to keep clean.

[@Handsx]

Any experience with Polar Bottle vs Podium Chill? Also, I'm new to biking and it absolutely broke my heart when I put my new bottle in the cage and it was super scratched lol. I'm reading it's unavoidable...but how deep is the bottle holder supposed to dig in before it's a bad bottle holder? Or is deeper...better 😮?

[@drcobayo1]

@@Handsx Well i'm from Argentina, here that kind of bottles are pretty expensive, i had mine since 3 years now and it has some scratches obviusly by the use, in mtb it's innevitable to scratch the bottles, i use the Elite Custom Race Plus (also very expensive) but never had any problem or loose bottle. The Podium Chill i don't recommed becouse the insolation never hold up againt hot summer, so it's bigger and more rigid, go for the classic podium, no way to get wrong with that one.

[@nateisright]

FYI some Podium bottles have been recalled because the nozzle membrane comes off and can be a choking hazard. The Specialized Purist bottles are another good option.

[@catherinepeele5217]

Bivo has dust caps for their bottles, and their bottles are designed so you can completely take them apart and thoroughly clean them. That's was the selling point for me initially. Plus the insulated ones actually keep ice over a long ride. I've had mine for a year and recommend them to everyone.

[@Domane-mh8wg]

I just purchased a Bivo from Amazon a day before this video was released. I was looking for a non plastic option for a water bottle when riding because of the disgusting plastic taste and sometimes hints of mold. Thanks for assuring me that there will be minimal buyers remorse when my bottle gets delivered. Can't wait to test it out on these hot summer days.

[@BRKN2TH]

Seth I think you should put the SwitchGrade through it's paces again. When used on a dropper that is fully retracted it really gets the saddle out of the way and in an optimal position/angle for steep DH and tech. Reference any World Cup DH bike check and you'll see what I'm talking about.

[@beamboy]

From Ireland, and we had one of the littlebig bikes for our youngest, very happy with it. Bought it second hand, and passed it on to a friend of ours and it's still in use.

[@peterlindh1337]

Seth finally found a bike his size

[@rodneyt72]

I have the RaceFace half stack which is identical to the Fox split tailgate pad Seth reviewed in this. It rocks and was only $75. Plus, it fits on my 90s ford ranger sooo, win-win.

[@No_ReGretzky99]

Love your videos are getting me back into mountain biking big time I've been nerding out on me now that I got almost six years sober of alcohol and 7 years clean up all drunk I'm looking at a few mountain bikes a couple diamondback hardtails somewhere between 5 and 700.00 also the Kona dome I was thinking the Trek Marlin 5 Gen 2 I can upgrade it as I go and get bigger into the sport again it's been a few years❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@RamsayMacFarlane]

The Switchgrade is an awesome gadget! I've had one for a couple years and it's fantastic for steep up/down climbs... You really need to fit it to your trail/Enduro bike! Outstanding extra functionality 👌

[@joeharrison9184]

I bike a lot in the dark, and I love to light up pedeals, It's the only light I need, And as you said it's compleatly hands free. I LOVE them.

[@colegermain2825]

Hey Seth in regards to the tailgate pad, check out the Evoc curved tailgate pad which is specifically designed for more modern trucks and it also has a big Velcro flap that you can open to have access to all of your cameras and sensors.

[@dustintreese8346]

I love the product review videos, and have been watching all your videos for years. But I especially have enjoyed how you have incorporated more kid specific products. Wanted to let you know, (as a father myself) I appreciate it.

[@RidingWheelies]

The Aenomaly Switchgrade would be a great for riding wheelies. Drop the nose of the seat for wheelies then put the seat flat when you just want to ride.

[@Thesuperapp98]

About the water bottles. In Europe there is a company called Keego. They produce titanium bottles. The interessting part is, that its just a thin layer of titanium combined with a plastic layer. So its still squizeble. But the water only touches the titanium and the medical graded silicon

[@Radelbande]

I use my keegos for two years now and their still going strong

[@GHinWI]

Bivo bottles are great, I have several-Seth just missed the optional silicone cover that keeps the drinking nozzle clean. The other nice thing about Bivo is they have vacuum insulated models that I use fatbiking in winter to keep the water (or wutter, as Seth would say) from freezing.

[@catherinepeele5217]

I've used Bivo bottles since last year, and I'm a total convert. The video vastly undersells its advantages. The ability to completely disassemble and easily clean them was a huge draw for me. I've had to toss too many bottles in the past because at some point they can't be cleaned. And I have one of the insulated bottles, and it *actually keeps ice* all day! They're still light weight. You can get a dust cap if you want, and no need to even touch your mouth to the top of it because it pours out easily. As a rider with smaller hands this makes hydration a lot easier. I use mine for touring and anticipate the ones I have will last me forever. One of my favorite pieces of cycling gear.

[@ChewieBabyTW]

A video by Seth is always a good way to begin a day. Good stuff!

[@dauntless_3496]

This series is always hilarious and entertaining! Thanks for this great content Seth!

[@BenjaminEAlexander]

Got an instance of "worter" right out the gate. Perfection.

[@DOCWHOK9]

Driveway Guard... Drill Holes in your Driveway Concrete... Add Cement foundation either side of driveway... Add deeper sleeve pole to your grass area for Insertion...

[@johnrowley7746]

I have a SwitchGrade on my 170 mm park bike, and it is awesome. I can drop the post low and out of the way for downhill sections and have the nose up for a control surface, or drop the nose of the saddle all the way with the seat up for sections I need to climb. It's probably not a great investment for a gravel bike, but for a park bike where you still want to do a little climbing, it's a great piece. I tend to prefer my seat not too low, so the nose up allows me better control of the bike in turns with the seat down than if I had it slammed and completely out of the way. All the positions you need, all at once.

[@gur262]

I never owned a drobbar bike but got a hobo bar on my Roadbike ( came with straight bars). It's got a loop in the middle. I can get low and i can get 2_4 extra kmh. And now my saddle nose is in my crotch. I think that's what it's good for. I think that sounds like it would be awesome for any Roadbike for riding the drops.

[@danderegil]

I love your vídeos so much! Congratulations on making them super entertaining all the time. That scene 9:32 made me laugh so much 😂. I hope you and your family have a great weekend.

[@estherfriesen2175]

Came here to mention that scene😄 And also where Oscar runs into the mesh!😂

[@tsonaqua]

As a parent that's gone through two kids, I think that Little Big Bike is a Great idea. Even at the price if you can get two kids out of it, then sell it to another parent after, it all pans out. The Driveway Guard was pretty slick too, I don't have little ones any longer, but if it keeps Basketballs from rolling out into the street I'm in.

[@mikemurphy1856]

I use the bivo exclusively on my bike rides. Easy to clean and they don't taste like plastic. Well worth it.

[@mr.facestab4051]

Full time mtb coach in Whistler. Using the switchgrade is the best thing for my lower back ever. Makes all the steep climbs here so much easier

[@stradric]

Love them Arclight pedals. That would make an excellent gift. Thanks Seth.

[@grimani]

Best part about the Bivo (or other stainless bottles). No more gross plastic tasting hot water during the summer.

[@jurriaandejongh8677]

As someone that almost commutes the entire year in the dark, those pedals are AWESOME! The times I've been nearly pushed of the road because drivers don't expect anyone that early has been more often than I would have liked. 160 dollars though. hmmm..

[@AdamHevenor]

We loved the the little big bike. We're now onto a REI co-op 20" and our little guy is now doing 5 mile trail rides.

[@SnowShackboy]

I've been loving my Switchgrade so far. Its crazy how comfortable it makes super steep climbs, so much that Im usually up one gear than my normal gear choice on some. Definitely snagging my goods less on the descents too with it angled up. It's definitely pricey and not 100% necessary... For small batch and Canadian made though I feel like steep prices are usually to be expected.

[@diejeekoen]

I love it too, while here in Switzerland I often do climbs for 1 hour and a half. With the Switchgrade it is way more comfortable.

[@Marines_Memelevolent]

I grabbed a 40oz Iron flask and a cargo holder with adjustable straps for my bike. Takes longer to get out, but any time I stop I’ve got a bunch of cold water to chug on. The weight is worth it since I ride long distance regularly and want water. Ive also grabbed a water backpack I’ll use on cooler days (or on hotter days full of ice)

[@TheButlerNZ]

Redshift pedals.... If they made a small coil/magnet system on the pedals they could charge themselves while in use. Kid Kusion: No matter how solid you make the base socket, those spindly little tubes at the base will just fold over... Solution... put a stay rope from the TOP of the poles diagonally back to a solid mount (ground peg, tree, house etc) and they ... well they'll break somewhere else but at least they will catch a little better before breaking... OR... You could buy a couple of those bungee.. Bungie... bon... uhhh elastic cargo net things, string them together, and thread them down a SOLID post... easily removable... designed to catch heavy loads and spongy so decelerates the biggest plastic kids toy (and hopefully the kid silly enough to be riding it) ... Might need to sow/tie some vertical white ribbon on to make it visible. The Aenomaly... Getting more drop.... (I'll reserve my opinion on that).... BUT... I have asked GMBN lots... never get a bite... IS THAT STUPID FRONT SECTION ON A BIKE SEAT (Designed well over 100 years ago in almost the exact same form) OF ANY USE ON AN MTB (Especially DH. All it seems to do for me is get in the way when I want to drop the bike over into a tight slalom but stay above the frame. What would happen if we make a seat that doesn't have the steel rails (extra weight on an item that can be soft without needing obsolete (and too stiff) springs..) allowing the seat to be lower on the dropper, allowing a longer dropper (I ride a Giant Faith 2010 so have no frame depth so need every mm I can squeeze just to get 100 drop (one day someone will steel my idea and make a 2 stage dropper instead of the single stage ones, allowing a shorter frame depth for length of drop... I'm trying to make one but the channels to stop rotation while making less friction while stopping it from just popping out while fitting some form of air/metal/hydraulic spring... makes it a bit of a mish to make out of cardboard , duct tape and #8 fencing wire... uhhh where was I... Oh yea... no rails, just 1" Gel seat, and no front section... (so no more numb nether regions from that sitting climb...)

[@romeroa111]

Probably one of the best accessories videos I’ve seen in a while!

[@snaatxd]

The Aenomaly Switchgrade would also allow you to tilt the saddle forward while doing wheelies.

[@jrob8931]

Totally worth the watch just to hear you say "water" 100 times in your East Coast style!

[@pauljellybeanjones5740]

That was a good one 👍 especially the escaping kids push along and the mutt catch fence 😅😅😅

[@johnhickie1107]

You can use a single arclight pedal light as a rear flasher or front flasher. Simple to adjust by turning the magnet poles on the mount. Small, but work great with really long active time - especially in the flash mode. Really light and elegantly tiny.

[@andrewh7868]

Your daughter is awesome! Also, I look forward to telling someone "I need to charge my pedals".

[@Mergen-v9j]

Top tier excuse

[@cheut]

you gotta find someone to make you a custom tailgate cover for your new truck. it would definitely make for a sick video going through the design process and sewing it together

[@mehrdadhaghighi5140]

Those pedals lights are pretty amazing! Just ordered some.

[@stephensbikerepair]

Seth this is the video I was hoping to see. I like how you didn’t just over extend this video and look forward to see more in the future

[@NerdTouchingGrass]

i got my redshift pedals on prime day and i love them i ride my bike everywhere and work EARLY in the morning before the sun is up.

[@djogz]

Switch grade adds weight to the bike but it works really well. Even with tons of dirt, still works.

[@AppleCircle]

I’m in vail mountain biking while I’m watching Seth living the dream

[@briansmith3811]

Go hit the trails!

[@PatrickGaming11]

Get off your phone broski

[@soxty]

I was just in vail mountain biking too, I love it there!

[@rodrigodevivanco9252]

Me too hahahahah wtf

[@Jamesfrancosdog]

Sounds like you’re the one living the dream my guy!

[@superyamagucci]

The ending made me audibly chuckle. Thank you Seth for that unexpected gem.

[@mitchellcory5341]

Let’s go! It’s always a great day when Berm Peak uploads

[@carstenpodehl8074]

thx for the metal bottle review, I've been repurposing old mini coffee thermoses. Time for an upgrade!

[@LongPeter]

My wife has now lost $90 worth of Camelback Podium insulated bottles.

[@678friedbed]

so she lost 1

[@LongPeter]

@@678friedbed Three. Two of hers and one of mine because she couldn’t find her’s 🙄

[@HunterAtheist]

​@@678friedbed They're $5.99 at Ross.

[@eric12345098]

I love the switchgrade been riding with it for awhile now, lots of steep climbs and dropping the front down on those are great.

[@walterbruce6053]

A brand of water bottle named Wellness has made a stainless steel vacuum insulated bike water bottle. It has the notch to help keep it in the cage. The sipper on top didn’t work properly on most of them. I bought three of them at a close out store (Five Below) and only two sippers work. I have ridden over 3,000 miles with them. Ice cold water two hours into a ride is great.

[@hobblyjig]

It was 104F here last weekend. If I don't use an insulated water bottle all the water boils out before I can drink it. But the plastic Camelbak podium has been my go to bottle for years.

[@catherinepeele5217]

Give the Bivo insulated a try. I've had mine for almost a year and it keeps ice all day for me (I live in the South). So many advantages over plastic insulated bottles not mentioned in this video.

[@event4216]

On a bike with no mount bosses I carry regular mineral water bottle in a frame bag and it stays protected from sunlight and related effects. Mid or after ride I take it to recycling point, get coupon and buy next bottle. I can even take thermos with me with no ill effect.

[@sasquatchhimself]

I laughed so hard when the dog came running out behind Seth to watch the car drift down the driveway

[@ryansteiger6960]

Great engineering on the LED pedals 👍

[@abadatha]

That ending. 😂 The Cozy Coupe is a pretty durable toy though. Tikes makes a lot of pretty good kids toys.

[@kpicha]

I was wondering how far down the driveway it went!

[@abadatha]

@@kpicha I'd guess about 2/3rds of the way before the casters on the front sent it into the woods. My mom's worked at Little Tikes for 40 years last month.

[@lefthorse1]

I have an Anomaly Switch grade , i am using it 6 months and its FREAKING GENIUS , my god , what a difference on climbing , on wheelies and even on flats when you but its soar ... its an absolute must for every mtb,ers

[@S_Mendez_28]

The water flow of the Bivo bottle works really well, but I've found that the large, deep opening allows for a lot of crud to get in there; almost to the point where it isn't worth using. Plus, it's a major turn off to know that a dust cap is available separately, while you're there consuming gritty water. I reckon they'd do well to make it a standard part of the design. Used it once, haven't used it since.

[@imLinAhMa]

Lol, love the part about the bar for becoming a man becoming lower! Really cracked me up😂

[@MissingLinkMTB]

I'm in Arizona for the rest of the year. Yeah, 15 minutes into a ride and my water bottle I just took out of the fridge is hot. Insulated is nice, might have to pick that up!!!

[@zh5108]

The RaceFace version of the split tailgate pad is usually on sale for around 50-60, highly recommend.

[@kevinbiddle5444]

The summer heat where I ride makes a great big Hydroflask really nice. Worth the weight IMO, to drink cold water.

[@Later_Nerd]

I'm just waiting for Fidlock to make an insulated bottle. The magnetic system is so secure, feels like you could ride Red Bull Rampage and it would stay on your frame just fine lol. I do use an Evoc hip pack with a bladder and leave it in the freezer with a small amount of water so when it's filled, the water stays cold for a bit. So going from that to a warm plastic Fidlock bottle is kinda sad lol.

[@YanDoroshenko]

Sigg makes aluminum water bottles in Switzerland. I've had one for a couple of months now and it's well worth it. Not having the plastic taste beats carrying a couple extra grams around.

[@willlange9978]

Strangely nothing I need, but a really enjoyable video. Thanks Seth.

[@brauljo]

13:05 Tilting the saddle down doesn't give you more clearance because it raises the rear of the saddle. If anything, titling the saddle up would give you more clearance.

[@RapNu]

Have you ever experienced Fidlock? I ride with one and find them quite excellent. However, as you mentioned in your video, it would be beneficial to have a bottle that dispenses more water. Thus, a fusion of the Fidlock locking system and the Bivos drinking system would make for an exceptional water bottle.

[@louischwarz367]

He has done multiple reviews of the fidlock system. I bought one because of him and I really love it.

[@bobsturgis4674]

The net for the drive way,is a good idea for trying to keep your child and toys in one area.I was also thinking not for me but for playing tennis.On the pedals that light up.I was wondering if they have any for road bikes? Plus the price might be high to some.But you can!t put a price on safety.Stay safe everyone,and Happy MTB.🚵☮

[@bobsturgis4674]

@SIRBermPeakExpress Seth is these for real?

[@yellowfleece]

Really bringing the comedy in this video Seth... love it!

[@robstaudigel9639]

You have me cracking up in all of your videos. Not sure if the long island roots or what but please keep it up!

[@talos935]

The pedals are a pretty cool idea ❤

[@sonorangaming449]

As much as i like some wireless stuff, the more stuff i would have to remember to charge on my bike, the less id use it. I already forget to charge my lights, and that's bad enough. remembering to charge pedals, dropper posts, shifters, the bike itself, no thanks. Plus, you pay more for it just for it to be E-waste after the battery eventually degrades.

[@RegularJonMTB]

Paul Aston did a great review of the Switchgrade - it’s meant to point up when you descend.

[@jairosendsit8667]

The skit about real men backing up over cats dogs children 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@event4216]

That kid bike has some great options to manipulate BB height and with offset crank tube one could also adjust chainline.

[@owen_som]

I have a split tailgate pad and it works great for me because I have a work truck so I don’t want to leave the pad on there all week. So when I’m not using it it’s compact enough it stash behind my back seat!

[@jjonesmtb]

Seth, Aenomaly was kind enough to send me a switch grade a few months back. I threw it on my ebike. Figured it would be great for those 4K foot climbs. And it has been nothing short of amazing. Well constructed and work’s amazing. Very happy with it.

[@benjaminrosich]

I recently stumbled upon your channel and Love your videos. Your humor and commentary is insightful and priceless. Do you do all the filming and editing? It's fantastic 🤩

[@greghavener9373]

When they make the Kid Kusion 2.0, I can imagine you making the video "Maverick landing on the Carrier, no front landing gear, PUT UP THE NET!" Great product solution, they should solve the problems to make a really great product!

[@Durwood71]

4:36 I'm wondering about the scuffed up brake levers on the push/pedal bike. Just what has Seth been doing on that thing?

[@awesomeatronik]

Got the ArcLight pedals because of this video LoL I put them on my rad runnerr 2 ! I love them thanks for the recommendation 👍

[@Aubreykun]

Check the Keego bottle, it's a flexible, non-insulated, titanium lined with a silicone nozzle so no plastic or steel touches the water. It's fairly pricey though and a bit difficult to get in the US.

[@rosesmyfe]

my boy had a LittleBig. He could use the pedals the first time we put them on. now using the same bike to teach my daughter. cannot recommend these bikes enough. Transitioning from push bike to pedals, with a bike they are comfortable with, makes such a difference.

[@littlebigbikes1300]

Great to hear that @rosesmyfe!