If I Could Only Have ONE Bike

This is how I would go about picking just ONE Bike to own!
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[@robaast]

When I saw #3 was whether, I thought it was going to be "whether or not you are married"

[@juanaq]

i've mentioned in another video: a sturdy aluminum hardtail mtb with rack mounts and a jones h bar makes, for me, a kind of a swiss army bike. good enough for grocery shopping, commuting, bikepacking/travelling/touring, gravel, mountain single trail and taking your little child to kindergarten. don´t expect to smash any records but yours. two sets of wheels wold be sweet, though.

[@fenderbenderspecial]

I think I'd go with a hardtail mtb with aggressive geo. It is enough to get through some of the tougher trails here, but a light wheel set makes it tolerable for commuting and mellower rides. It also feels indestructible and not like a target for theft.

[@zimmejoc]

Add a wheelset with smoother rolling gravel tires (like the Terravail Washburn) and you're golden. Plus it can be set up for bikepacking as well.

[@Simte]

By far the hardest question you can ask a cyclist... Other than how much you have really spent on the thing haha.

[@KNURKonesur]

Not really. I only have 1 bicycle cause I can't afford more. Simple, stay broke :D

[@malcontent_1]

​@@KNURKonesurabsolutely - poverty begets clarity

[@marcokalle2452]

I'm always afraid that when i die, my girlfriend will sell my bikes for what I told her I paid for it... 😂😂

[@RemarkaBIL]

Living in OR, not too far from DK. My One to Rule Them All is a Surly Midnight Special on 48mm x 650b for all the crap roads and debris during the rainy season. PNW Full Metal Fenders are a must.

[@saysthetedd]

Midnight Special gang, let's go!!!

[@m1les7]

Fantastic vid, great to see Winston is doing good.❤️❤️🐾🐾🐾

[@TheMachoGabacho]

My dream bike is a Trek Supercaliber with drop bars and a 2x12 drivetrain. I think I could do almost anything with that bike!

[@maritimezombie7684]

My one and only is my Salsa Journeyer.

[@-jdboy-2423]

I actually just made this decision myself. I sold my Orbea Terra M20 1X and Look Blade RS 795. Then purchased my forever bike, a Mosaic GT-2 45.

[@maximumschwa6993]

Get the bike most suitable to the most aggressive terrain that you ride regularly (at least twice a month). Then an extra wheelset for tamer terrain if needed.

[@ref498]

Enduro bike with a set of 700x28 for the road

[@Vempire123]

😂😂😂

[@BIKESnSKILLETS]

Why can't you just change tires? I mean is it possible to ?

[@ref498]

@@BIKESnSKILLETS the rim on my enduro is 30mm wide so getting a 28 road tire on there might be a stretch

[@BIKESnSKILLETS]

@@ref498 makes sense 😁

[@CurdPattysRoll]

You have the greatest vibe on bicycle related youtube

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

My people!

[@dominicbritt]

The bike that I have. My racing bike for fast summer rides. My endurance bike for long rides and winter. My gravel bike for exploring… and my mountain bike that I have no use for. 💪

[@k0ba_]

I only have 1 bike a Cannondale topstone and I love it no need for more bikes as I have no space for another anyway.

[@mazpr2025]

Sincerely, an amazing video, ty! All good vibes!

[@brentwagstaff9454]

My Swiss Army Bike is an Ibis Hakka MX, 650bx2.3 with another 700 wheelset for swapping. 1x11 SRAM, flatbar, dropper post, dingy bell, crankbrothers doubleshot for clipless and flat riding. Little bastard can tackle anything.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

THIS RIG!!

[@KevinMatassa]

1 factor LS + 2 wheelsets works for me

[@Bolie420]

I’ve narrowed it down to two bikes. A Poseidon redwood which I I have a rack and a suspension fork. Considering trying a drop bar setup. And also my giant trance full suspension. Both running the same exact rear wheel setup 27.5/650b

[@TheBassman396]

I would have a haRd time wit just one currently I have two XC full meal deal MTB and a parts bin computer/ flat bar gravel sporting a 1X12 full ridged and fenders oh yah ! Did you know this bike did the Kessle run in three parsecs So these two work for me best of two worlds on two bikes

[@jonamcc]

If I were to sell all my bikes and keep just one… either my Flaanimal, which I run 29x2-2.1 most of the time, under fenders, with flat bars. Unfortunately I’m realizing I would benefit from a larger frame in such a configuration, so I’m selling it soon. I might get a second wheelset but tbh i hate adjusting my brakes every time which is inevitably a necessity. If I were to buy a new “one and only”, it would be either a Lauf Seigla (rigid or with the spring fork, i’m not sure), and set it up with a flat bar. That thing clears 29x2.35 apparently! I’d have to get creative with fenders, something like the MudHugger, and accept the shaming on group rides. That or a ti rigid ATB/hardtail set up very similarly.

[@michaelbarone8539]

Live in a city. 4 Bromptons, a GRX Cutthroat for adventures out of the city, an old AL frame Novarra/REI city do-it-all bike, and stalwart Trek T9000 Tandem from when the kids were young - which I can’t part with. This video really has me thinking about +1 - and also wanting one of those T-shirts from the video. Great post Dustin.

[@matthewanderson9031]

I have a titanium gravel bike, Moots Routt YBB with 2 wheelsets, 28’s and 45’s. My N+0!

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

Now that's a clever set up!

[@danbolton3180]

Since I've already owned it for over 30 years, upgraded the moving parts, had Block bikes convert it to all around use for me, I would say my steel Giant ATX 780 from the early 90's. It came with Softride stem, Kona project 2 fork, Mavic SUP rims, and Cool stop brakes. It also has Schwalbe Marathon tires, and a mix of Shimano LX and DX components. It's a touch heavy, but so am I , maybe because I'm in my mid 60's with artifical knees, and a neck injury.. Plenty good enough for the Olympic Discovery Trail though...

[@XR4turbo]

I have 2 bikes...but my go to is my Ribble gravel sport ti which I have 650bx47 and 700cx35 wheelsets for. The flexibility of a good gravel bike is hard to beat. Can also throw tons of racks/bags on it. Only thing it can't do is sit locked up inconspicuously in San Francisco...it's shiny titanium!

[@samwebb585]

So I went from 6 bikes to one. Two road bikes, a single speed, an enduro bike, a hardtail and a single speed hardtail. All of those down to a single steel frame gravel bike. That, on paper, was my perfect bike. Versatile, quick, handles mixed road and off road. Aaand yet - I just started cannibalising that bike to build my new (to me) road bike. The lesson to me? The one bike you should own is the one you want to ride. If you want to ride more, and can fund that? Great, enjoy. Just make sure you ride the damn things - there's no point in "garage queens".

[@sparkmadd_IZM]

Thanks Player

[@tevemullins8156]

We want all the bikes!! 2015 Salsa Vaya Rival1 is my daily rider. 👌

[@RahLoh]

great vid! perfect edit! if i could only have one it would be a fixie gravel bike

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

Thank you Bob. Fixed Gravel you are Legend!

[@RahLoh]

@@EverythingsBeenDone i keep seeing tracklocross events in scotland, im slowly bullying myself into attending & maybe even participate! 😅

[@stevemartinez9075]

You have become my favorite KZbinr you’re hilarious and informative. Thank you keep up the good work young man.

[@jarretbyrd1]

Great, nuanced video as always... 🚲Blessings from across the river in Vancouver, WA - JB

[@lindonandlisa8114]

I was going to buy a yeti arc but after watching all your fantastic posts I'm thinking about a Specialized crux thanks for Broadly my horizons

[@Proviction]

I love my arc 😢

[@lindonandlisa8114]

@williamv7983 it's is my dream bike but I do have 2 mountain bike

[@Biking_with_Akiva]

N+1 is definitely the way, I was just looking at my hardtails and thinking hmm 🤔 next bike should be short travel full suspension hmm no maybe a gravel rambler 🤷🏾‍♂️ Do they still make road bikes? “ Down country “ perhaps. If biking is your thing there’s a bike out there for you… and different variations of the biking you do 🤙🏾

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

I think you should get both...😜

[@mmcglone32]

Ok but where’d the scram hat come from? Love it

[@chipweinert3864]

Nice vid. Happy Croptober!

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

🤣 it was a small but mighty harvest. 😉

[@akaraikiriakatsuki3157]

I'd still pick mtb if there's only one bike I will ever use. But if there's two I'll get a folding bike 20 x 1.75 anytime

[@jojoadeyemi8239]

FYI, NYC roads are terrible so you still need wide tires.

[@mrvwbug4423]

Yeah, I always thought gravel bikes would make great urban bikes, just because gravel wheels/tires handle potholes a lot better.

[@mikejarrells431]

Gravel/hybrid/touring.

[@project_matt]

Doing a lil dry/cure I noticed! 🎉

[@beerenmusli8220]

Such a good video.

[@cavan132]

ok but most importantly what is the song at the end?

[@djameltessa7914]

Can I ask a difficult question? I'wanna buy a kona rove nrb 2023 ( the bike is still available in kona france website) it comes with a sram apex rear derailleur 40T 11-42 1by. Is there a way to fit 11-46 cassette? by the way I like your vids a lot 🙂 thank you from madrid

[@marcianosanchez517]

WINSTON!!!!!

[@josuezuniga6776]

Easy for me ,I only own one

[@nateisright]

Will-yay Tray-es-tina

[@cesnielsen5784]

Titanium hardtail

[@steveknutzen2830]

So, if you could only have 19 bikes....?

[@zubayrbhyat8077]

Worst question ever. If I absolutely had to right now it'd be my gravel bike. In a few months of course there'd be another :)

[@gregoryskaggs1679]

Traildonkey all day.

[@daveeverett7231]

....I want to live somewhere that has legal "terrain".

[@workshopninjathe1st]

I absolutely agree with the n+1 philosophy - so much so that my cars are on the driveway and my double garage is full of bikes!

[@arcadialive4265]

Bikes are not rings, one bike cannot rule them all 😂. Maybe specializes new creo, but I still would need an MTB.

[@gs_weiss]

If I could only have one bike, whatever it is, that would be it.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

So wise

[@lindsayoakes3182]

@@EverythingsBeenDone You know the only type of bike I haven't seen you ride is an e mountian bike. All those knarly, twisty singletrack downhills you currently ride, now become uphill laugh a minute challenges that you can actually do when previously you thought them nearly impossible. I actively look for tricky uphill flow sections on mine. Interesting idea for a video? Surely someone will lend you one?

[@jacob-bogie]

Ok, which episode of Chances with Wolves was the POV from? I’m going to have to go back and listen to some again.

[@JRd941]

If you have the ONE bike what becomes of your dreams?

[@davidroberts7996]

You may want to check in with Bentonville Arkansas...

[@jri141]

As someone who's never gotten spoiled by super light frames, I only own and only ever want one bike (frame): salsa Fargo with stock rigid fork or a marzocchi bomber, and some lightly flared drops or flat bars! mix and match, add/subtract a rear rack and fenders as needed to commute where practical, take bikepacking and touring trips, and rip some local trails

[@JakeMay]

Great vid Dustin! Love how creative and engaging your shot choice and editing are even for these quite straight to-camera videos!

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

Jake your comments really make my day. Thank you for taking the time to share.

[@charlesblithfield6182]

90s MTB with a Jones Bar, Schwalbe Billy Bonkers, dropper, racks and fenders

[@tylerpapa2922]

I got heavy into cycling about 7 years ago. Bought a 2017 trek crossrip 2 "gravel bike" and a yeti sb6 "enduro mtb" same year. Either could be my forever bike. Still ride them in leadville as much as possible 😊

[@erics9214]

For all those who think gravel bikes are a marketing scam by "Big Bike", Dustin kind of bursts that bubble. I resisted getting one for a long time. It is now the bike I ride the most. So versatile. With the two sets of wheels Dustin suggests, you really could ride almost anything.

[@saysthetedd]

Currently runnin' a single bike. Surly Midnight Special - SRAM AXS 1x Mullet - XPLR Dropper post - 700c 32mm road tires - 2.3" 650b knobby boys for getting dirty. Plan is to throw the Rudy on that sucker, leave dedicated to dirt and then build up an Aethos for the tarmac over this winter - have it ready for next year. Love your videos Dustin! Keep 'em coming. Peace!

[@TheJohnreeves]

I think the Midnight Special could be my only bike. I got one about a year ago and I love it. I don't have experience with a wide range of bikes though. Around the same time I got the Surly Ghost Grappler with the intent of having only one bike. I think I realized afterwards that if I'm going to have one bike, it needs to feel fast on the road or I'll be frustrated, because that's where I am on a daily basis. The Midnight Special can feel relatively fast on roads, while being great for gravel and capable of more, if not specialized.

[@saysthetedd]

@@TheJohnreeves Dude, ya, MS hauls ass with the right size chainring. If you can run a 50T (or even 48T) and a 10-28 cassette you'll leave the dentists in the dust. Plus, that straight top tube just plain looks good.

[@thetalkingfly]

Well DK- some form of mountain bike - maybe 29 inch wheel full suspension ? maybe hard tail with plenty of space for bags - for commuting or camping. And of course I would ride it on my mb trails, the road ( I am a slow cruiser) and love love me some slower than 15 mph bike path - and let’s put a basket on it if we can. Btw - I love your finely crafted videos - they are so good so tight- Thanks for respecting my time ( you don’t waste my time) Also I miss really bad all your art stuff! I love your art videos! Pretty please make more! The algorithm provably says no to art stuff But I always say Screw the algorithm Make art Best, Steve aka The Talking Fly

[@phlip_lip]

My breezer radar x pro. Fits 29 inch MTB tires for the extra tractor-mode but also some neat 700x38c Panaracers gravel kings for some faster pavement sections. Also its steel so... #steelisreal

[@reidh]

I’m just glad there are spiritualized crew neck sweaters in the greatest place on the internet. Side note: I liked the video haha

[@codered7453]

Dude, if the choice is ANYTHING other than that sweet Specialized Epic HT that you own, then I dont even wanna watch your videos anymore..... but I sometimes have issues reconciling my principles with my entertainment interests so I'll probably still watch them. But I will be very upset and in a fragile state for a few months...

[@uhse9275]

Only one bike? This must be a joke. Never laught so hard, almost shit my pants😂

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

😳

[@apv1]

Dude awesome video. That song at the end is a banger, any chance you could link the specific songs you used? It saves us sifting through ALL of chances with wolves songs to find it please and thank you

[@williamwyoming]

since I mostly mountain bike and gravel ride I would go with my 2020 steel Fargo. With narrower tires goes good on gravel, with 2.3's rips on single track. Plus can load it up for bike packing.

[@PuffinPass]

I have been using my Cutthroat as my all arounder. Would be nice to have a second wheelset with a smaller road tire especially for commuting.

[@malcontent_1]

I covet the Ritchey Outback w/ 650B wheels, mechanical shifting & either Growtac Equal or Paul Klamper or hydro-mechanical brakes. For now I'm just rockin a steel Wabi Classic single speed. (I live in the 510.)

[@andyschultheiss4100]

My one and only: All-City Space Horse! Fellow Portlander here, with a similar mix of road and gravel inclinations. Keep up the cool vidz

[@mrvwbug4423]

Of course PDX has the situation where you have some great MTB trails in the area, but none of them are feasibly reachable by bike because none of them are in or even on the edges of the city. I think you can take a bus to Sandy Ridge, and T2T is absolutely reachable by bus, but Yacolt Burn, Post Canyon, Rocky Point, and Tilamook state forest are all unreachable by transit, and too far out to bike to.

[@Destide]

Balance bike low maintenance, light, cheap, comes in Bluey themes

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

so wise

[@WhitmanSchofield]

Specialized Crux with 2X wheel-sets 30mm for road and 45mm for gravel

[@Lousysuperior]

I think I’d just keep my black mountain la cabra. I think I could go down to 2.0 for pavement and up to 2.8 for off-road.

[@nayrdrumr]

Sadly I only have one bike, it's an all city nature cross set up fixed. If I can only have one bike, it's fixed. I think everyone should have at least one. Ideally I'll get something else next year

[@wematanye533]

lol the drying bud in the background, fantastic

[@VendetaBrown]

Gravel bike with 2 wheel sets = game set match.

[@bretbender2992]

This is the way.

[@mrvwbug4423]

IMHO, if you only run one bike, buy the bike that suits the riding you want to do, not necessarily what your local riding is (unless it's something silly like getting a big travel MTB in NYC). In my case, I live in Denver, I prefer MTB because cars are scarier than trees. Riding wise I live for the downhills and consider climbing to be a necessary evil and I travel to places like Whistler, Moab, Bentonville, etc. to ride at least a couple times a year and get a season pass for Trestle Bike Park. So for me the one bike is a 160/170 travel enduro bike (Rocky Mountain Altitude), it's a little overkill for front range trails, but really comes into its own in the bike park and in more exotic riding locales. If I N+1d the second bike would be either a gravel bike or an e-MTB (we have a lot of ebike friendly singletrack around here).

[@lindsayoakes3182]

I used to have 13 bikes until some scumbags stole 6 of them. Forced to consolidate I gave away 4 to bike recyclers. Now I have normal and e-bikes: Normal (analogue) 2 MTBs (1 hardtail, 1 full sus), 1 CX bike, 1 gravel bike. E-bikes: 2 MTBs (1 hardtail, 1 full sus), 1 road/gravel. With this combination I can do anything. I live in a hilly part of the UK with access to mountains but also flat roads. It's taken a long time to arrive at this combination BUT I still hanker for the super light/aero road bike that the theives stole........so it's in full agreement with the N+1 equation. I have a favourite: the eMTB that is enduro biased and can do stuff way beyond my skill level. If I had only 1 that would be it. Thanks for the videos Dustin - always love the content.

[@jbuffaloman311]

Santa Cruz Stigmata, Hunt carbon 28 spoke wheels, with 40mm tires. Goes everywhere. Even on the 300 miles of single track in Bend...in the city limits?? Still believe the N+1 is the best option. Good on you Dustin.

[@saysthetedd]

Stigmata seems sick. Really interested in that new Skitch...

[@Highnoonshred]

Gravel bike with 100 mm of suspension

[@macs2015]

If I could afford it. Thanks to you I would 100% choose the stigmata. It has it all, the Rudy is perfect for all terrains. Rough or smooth and the dropper is great. Plus the lightness, big wheels, zipps and tube trunk. Seems like THE perfect bike to me.

[@SeanKWhite-lk5zf]

I picked one up after my Cutty got crushed in a collision with a moto and it’s a great bike.

[@christopheroliver148]

No car. Reasonable roads. No ridiculous climbs. Verdict: either of my Peter Mooneys would do nicely. Early 2000s Campy 10 53/11 to 39/23 and skinny sew-ups, so not gravel bikes, but I've been a road dude for way too many decades. About the only change I'd make is lose the 11t and add an 18t. I think I have more fingers and toes than times I've been able to use the 11. I think I'd still want something more to fetch the groceries with.

[@underbikedoverconfident1142]

I believe everyone deserves a beat up commuter bike (that you won't be upset about if it disappears on day) and a "real bike". So, I think we should settle on a two bike minimum rule.

[@malcontent_1]

I second the motion. Because this means I can keep my Wabi single speed when I get my geared all-around bike - a Ritchey Outback.

[@russellzauner]

I like how you just run across random hops in Oregon. No wonder it's beer country.

[@bnzboy]

The last 3 minutes was one of the best clips from the channel ever!

[@kimrice394]

Giant Revolt is my do-all right now.

[@reiddryden9805]

What is that herb you have drying? Summa is over but just starting in straya

[@gabegoldberg]

N - 15 = 1995 Cannondale F700 with lockout Headshok and gravel tires.

[@mio22223]

I love the red fleece you have. What’s it called?

[@mikenations3636]

Question for thee: if you can fit a 700x48, or even 700x50 on the bike, would you still have your second wheelset be 650b? Or go for two identical 700c wheelsets?

[@pphaneuf]

Going from 32 to 48-50 on a 700 might mess up the geometry somewhat?

[@joowwwllllll666]

The Grizl is my weapon of choice 🐻

[@feliperojas4087]

im from Costa Rica, just use hardtail

[@Chrisb8s]

I live 10 minutes from epic desert, rocky rough mountain bike trails. But in my older age I just love that free feeling of going nowhere I prefer cycle paths or canals but roads are good. 3 stents in my heart and spinal stenosis means. “Marginal gains “ is my mottos. I’m buying that shirt right now. Anyway. I went from 8 bikes to 3 in the past few years. A surly lht. Tern node (24in folder) with a swytch ebike conversion kit and my one and only ohm discover pedal assist ebike. Don’t judge me. I love cycling and that gets me out there. Thanks for listening

[@malcontent_1]

Rock on Chris. Consider yourself UN-judged.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

Three Cheers for Chris!

[@mowensmd]

Silly, it's the Salsa Fargo. That's it.

[@williamlarry1317]

Currently my one and only bike would be my RSD sergeant V5. It’s a 140mm travel hardtail MTB. It can fit 29er, 27.5, 27.5+, 29+, and even 27.5 x 4.0. It also has racks mounts and I could put a rigid fork on front plus it’s still a hardtail so it will still be somewhat efficient on road and gravel

[@DangerAmbrose]

You only need a rigid 90s chromoly mountain bike with 26" wheels, 3x7 drivetrain, and swept back handlebars. The bicycle was perfected in the late 80s. Everything done since then has cheapened up the build and made repairs overly complicated.

[@mrvwbug4423]

I mean if you're only riding pretty mild singletrack. I remember what "downhill" racing was in the 90s, we would call those green trails these days. A 90s MTB makes a great gravel bike though, though I think even modern gravel bikes might be better at singletrack than 90s rigid MTBs. On the road side, modern road bikes are quite a bit faster than a 90s road bike, though for non-racers that probably isn't an issue, though the modern road bike may also be more comfortable to ride.

[@angelicabrewer3711]

Do you like birds? There is an amazing gravel trail to the Steigerwald Wildlife Refuge in Camas, WA.

[@ComandanteNissaro]

I love my Poseidon Redwood.

[@malcontent_1]

A very solid choice. I'm watching to see if/when they'll incorporate the new Microshift Sword groupset into their lineup. Color me intrigued.

[@tariqkamil7853]

Cervelo aspero A with 2 wheelsets. Although seriously considering adding Ritchey Outback…for the gnarly stuff