I Test Gear for a Living-What I’d Actually Buy

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

👀 Looking for Gear Under $100: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXrJnqGtrJKCgdE

[@gratstagram]

Pro tip! Bicycle specific speed degreaser cost about 2-3X as much as what it actually is: cheap brake cleaner from the auto parts store. Same exact stuff for a third of the cost. Save that money for snacks!

[@daniellarson3068]

Wax the chain?

[@330_Crew]

I'll one up you. Zep Orange Citrus Degreaser from Home Depot. It's the same stuff as Finish Line Citrus Degreaser. Way more environmentally friendly than brake cleaner. Buy the 3.5 gallon container for around $35. It will last you nearly a lifetime.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

Thank you Grant!!

[@CarnivoreDMD]

Simple Green is good too!

[@PeterSdrolias]

@@daniellarson3068100%!!!

[@samholtzman6099]

As someone who almost exclusively does big rides in skate shoes and carhartts, I'd love to se a non-cycling gear for cyclists video!

[@berthajorkins]

I'll watch your channel. 🤘

[@impracticooljack6866]

Yes 100% for this

[@seanparker5595]

I wear a lot of hiking gear on my bike, especially now I have a framebag and don't need rear pockets on a jersey. Proper hiking gear uses cutting edge textiles and I do a lot of hiking so it's more than dual purpose... the dog gets walked in them too.

[@j151v3y]

@@seanparker5595 agree on that, goretex trail shoes are perfect for rainy days or if you like to go off the beaten track which often involves some hike a bike. Also a good breathable windbreaker works well on all but the most extreme weather days. I tend to opt for lightweight breathable and quick drying stuff which also packs down well and isn't cumbersome to carry.

[@Mike-vd2qt]

If you're on the hunt for hiking/street clothes that double on the bike. Try Patagonia Quandary pants and shorts, they're thin, stretchy, and the smooth material doesn't chafe. I also use Patagonia long sleeve Cool T shirts, 100% poly, stay cool, dry fast, protect from sunburn. I've used this combo bike touring across U.S.

[@SvenGrosse]

Oh, p.l.e.a.s.e make a video with non-cycling gear for cycling. Huge props & love from Germany

[@josephhaddakin7095]

I'm a cheapskate & my favorites are Pacific Trail UV blocking long sleeve shirt, Athletic track pants, Paul Hogan golf shorts & Wrangler shorts...& my Tombstone International straw cowboy hat. Most of this is found at either Walmart or Big Five sporting goods in the U.S.

[@davewright8206]

isnt this just an advert cram??

[@robertkowton5875]

9 - Winter Essentials video

[@330_Crew]

Pro Tip: Zep Orange Citrus Degreaser from Home Depot. It's the same stuff as Finish Line Citrus Degreaser. Buy the 3.5 gallon container for around $35. It will last you nearly a lifetime.

[@owensnicholas]

I won’t ride on the road without my Varia radar. It’s that good. But, and this is important, you have to use it with a mirror or looking over your shoulder. Without being able to see behind you, the radar is just a countdown to a possible collision. The radar tells you when a car is coming, and how many. But a mirror tells you if they are giving you room.

[@330_Crew]

Yup. That is my on the road strategy.

[@VOTE-jw6qy]

I wasn't even sure what he was talking about, but for some reason I couldn't stop watching! That is some excellent video production.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

sorry not sorry ;)

[@dipdip7250]

The constant camera cuts are funny, makes it feel like I’m constantly standing behind you and you keep turning around

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

LOL you keep trying to evade and I keep coming for you....T1000

[@LorenReale]

Really informative and thanks. Nicely done. The next comments are semantics: You're a fit guy. Find a seamstress/tailor and have things like the button up you're wearing tailored. Also, replace the snaps/buttons with ones that match the main material. You'll look amazingly great. You speak with conviction, a noble trait. Yet, you love this stuff. Add a smidgen of joy when presenting what you really like. Many presenters are so serious about being sincere. Yet, what the heck do I know, there's a 121K in subscribers. . Lastly, I swear by my Varia. Continued success in all that you do.

[@fredrose7801]

My name is Fred and I am an industrial designer -lifetime cyclist. I have a “Fred mirror “ on my sunglasses and it is perfect for keeping track of other riders in a group in addition to spotting vehicles way… back behind me. I trust it more than some gadget with a battery.

[@officialLINKSIS]

Okay I’m definitely gonna need the DL on that camo puffer vest. You always find the dopest vests

[@scotthepworth5976]

DK, a Winter essential gear list would be awesome. Those of in the PNW ride in some serious gnar mank weather. Great video Amigo!

[@donkeyavenger]

I like my Fred mirror since it was low cost and gives me that extra little bit of safety without having to look back constantly or spend a fortune on a gps ecosystem

[@charlesblithfield6182]

Waxing is a bit of a pfaf but I ain’t going back to oiling my chains. I can actually touch my chain without getting my hands dirty.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

I think you just helps re convince me!

[@atonium2027]

Try X-sauce Watts lube.

[@GeekonaBike]

Metal is the preferred material for frame pumps when needed to fend of attaching dogs.

[@andrewnorris5415]

TPU tubes are great, but I would not use them as a tubeless backup. As they are so hard to fix on the trail. Get another puncture from a thorn say. and you would be in a heap of a mess. TPU work great though as a backup for when using tubes. Just throw the TPU in and patch the tube later when get home.

[@jazzfan7491]

I love this video. It's so true that once you've used that fidlock chin strap, there's no going back to those difficult plastic snaps. Gonna make it hard to buy a helmet in the future, I'm guessing. The fidlock is not taking over as I expected it to.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

I was thinking the exact same thing about the flock that it would just sweep over all the helmets. I sure hope it does. I have no idea if it will or will not.

[@bigangus3590]

I use helmets with both and the difference is so minor as to not be worth mentioning - it certainly wouldn't sway me either way on buying a helmet.

[@TheLazyGarden3r]

My evade 2 had the magnet and I loved it. Was really sad when the evade 3 went back to a regular buckle.

[@CogMarks]

I sent back a helmet with the fidlock. It felt like it would come open in a crash.

[@ndetto1]

Pretty popular with ski/snowboarding helmets, wish there was a DOT rated one for my moto lid

[@AlanSutton]

I use laundry bags. Fill with dirty kit, wash, air dry and have a complete kit ready to grab, complete with socks, arm warmers, etc. No need to sort and match stuff again.

[@SeanKeesler]

I asked Coros when they will update the mapping to include road names and they said early next year.

[@ianforber]

Frame pumps are great but as a purely road cyclist with old school tube tyres I use the Silca Tattico. Mounts on the bottle holder, extends to about 3/4 the length of a frame tube and is cheaper. No problem with it getting covered in gunk because I don’t go off road. What about top tube bags - the small ones for carrying gels etc? Any recommendations?

[@HardcountsAdventures]

Good video, but I'm going to one up you on changing your kit. I got the Infinity saddle and I no longer need cycling shorts and I also went to flat pedals which means I can just grab my bike and go which also means I can ride more often, I love it.

[@nhluz1]

Zefal (there are other brands with similar products) little round rearview mirror with rubber strap on the inside on the left drop bar, mid-drop, is better than a Varia. And it costs 10€, not 250. Anyone used to ride a motorcycle knows that a rearview mirror is the simplest, safest solution. A case where you don't need more technology. What has been working for over a century of two wheel riding is still the way to go. Cyclists just need to get over themselves regarding mirrors. I use mine everytime on my Giant TCR Advanced SL and haven't died of shame yet. Did a 203kms ride yesterday and that little mirror was as always an important part of my piece of mind on the road.

[@Handletaken4]

Product designer: We're going to run this $6 stainless der cable through the frame! It'll be kuhl!!! That way, when it rains the water collects inside the housing and rusts after 3 months then you pay the bike shop $75 to fish it out and replace it.

[@Yurkevich22]

Dude, how about a tiny electric pump instead of a mini-hand pump or a huge frame pump? Those battery ones are amazing, smaller than a traditional pump and no waste like CO2.

[@christianschwalbach7561]

Still not as foolproof as hand pump. I like as much non battery stuff as possible on my ride.

[@Yurkevich22]

@ sure, analog has its benefits. But imo this is an emergency device that you only ever need to use once in a while. To me it makes a whole lot of sense to keep this tucked away in a saddle bag vs keeping a pump on the frame. It works fast too when you need it. It’s not like you need to keep charging it every week as well. But everyone has different priorities of course.

[@neilashton9459]

That shirtwas maybe the best piece of gear - pray tell what brand / model? Honorable mention to the blanket / poncho combo.

[@frazergoodwin4945]

Er, if you want to extend the life of your drive chain then step one is throw all your Finish Line products in the garbage and buy those that won't act as a grinding paste within a couple of minutes of riding - for independent confirmation of this see the Chanel of Zero friction cycling...

[@fredrose7801]

I use White Lightning Wax. Clean and long chin life.

[@richardlees9560]

Very informative video with some good tips, especially about the head unit and watch. I appreciate the features of them. The Fidlock was also a good thing to point out aswell. It's easy when you know how😃. Just one little thing, the pants and how to pronounce the name of the brand, if your interested. Phonetically the name is FYELLräven,(Fjällräven), Great pants/trousers to wear. They are not a fashion item, more a piece of equipment that you use. Only downside is it's time consuming to waxproof them. But hey, you can't have everything

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

super helpful things here. Thank you!

[@richardlees9560]

@@EverythingsBeenDone No probs, glad i could help😉. BTW, an after thought, ä is pronounced ea as in yeah, if that is any help/use to you. (maybe not?)😀

[@TimothyTakemoto]

I wax my chain. No need to degrease and my waxed chain lasts for a long long time, judging by my chain wear indicator. I used to use brake cleaner but not after every ride. Now I rewax every three days.

[@JohnnyBoy-d6y]

damn thats crazy who asked

[@tekisutoesl3660]

@@JohnnyBoy-d6y Mr. Klein talked about a laborious process of degreasing and relubricating. I volunteered the crazy information to those who might otherwise (and probably still will) be persuaded to degrease and relubricate so frequently when there is an easier way.

[@bremnet1812]

9 .... This is one video of yours I have been waiting for ... Thank you!

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@bremnet1812]

@@EverythingsBeenDone Loved it .... Answered lots of my questions I've had over the years. Thanks again!

[@streighty]

I tried the Coros Vertix watch two or so years ago and just couldn't jive with their ecosystem compared to Garmin. That and their heart rate performance was widely inaccurate. No wrist HR is going to perform as good as a strap, but the Garmin is usually in the neighborhood. Not so with Coros, unless they have changed in 2 years. Totally agree on the Dynaplug products. They are fabulous.

[@fuzzi1002]

The radar sounds good, but I am riding now for 45 years without ..... I sharpend my senses so I can "feel" them, more important for me, how do they overtake me ....

[@TheLazyGarden3r]

You can't feel a car from 140m away. Especially not if it is windy and you can't hear much. Honestly the Radar is amazing, I hate riding without it now.

[@thecma3]

DK! I want to love the Coros shoutout because I have one of their watches and am considering the Dura, but I'd love a clearer disclosure on your affiliation. It sounds like Coros sent you the head unit? Did you receive any compensation for featuring their gear in videos? Love the content, just want the full picture ❤️

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

They did send me the head unit. The link is an affiliate link as well. I truly do think that head unit is good value. I like their watches but the head unit is where the value is IMO.

[@thecma3]

@@EverythingsBeenDone heroic, thank you!

[@ebikescrapper3925]

I am trying Bio chainsaw oil for chain oil, it's a bit thin so I have added 5ml of liquid vegetable glycerol to one litre of oil to thicken it

[@davehoover8853]

You should definitely do a winter/shoulder season gear review. You wear a lot of Gore products, but what are your favorites?

[@scotti_wan_kenobi]

9, definitely need more info on winter kit. I can never seem to get it right. I'm either freezing cold or sweating buckets in my kit. My feet always seem to get really cold, too.

[@JFomo]

Dynaplug is the truth. Will never go back to generic bacon strip ones.

[@coldfootfun]

Is there a cordless handheld powerwasher worth buying. While cycling in Japan last year our tour organizer provided us with one to clean our bikes after wet rides. It had a battery and a plastic hose with a filter you dropped into 5 gallon bucket of water. It worked great but it was a no name brand written in Japanese. I see similar items online but they all have dodads and built in wands. I like the small size and the fact that you can get right up to the bike and direct the spray where you want it. What do you use? Is it small to store when you’re done cleaning up? Have you reviewed mini powerwaskers. Keep up the good work and oh yeah, Happy Thanksgiving. I am very grateful for your channel.

[@Chris-ho4ki]

Maybe check the Ryobi 18v EZ clean ? Looks interesting

[@ChlorophyllCrusher]

I’m in eastern Canada, and ride outside tear-round, used to race cyclocross all fall. For that I bought a cordless jet washer, since they are often needed at races without proper pits. It was ok for that, but since I stopped racing in 2019 I’ve not needed it at all - hence forget the brand - since I’m always washing outside at home after rides. I recommend a very simple method that costs perhaps nothing to try for a while: bucket, hot water with dish soap, microfibre rag, maybe a gear brush or similar. Usually one bucket is all I need for a full wash, and it takes 5mins. If you use hot wax or a drip wax, you prob won’t have to do much to the chain beyond rinsing. For most folks there’s not going to be real benefit to a power washer, more likely just liability: driving water into bearings and grease out.

[@Saftkeur]

Not a powerwasher, but those hand-pump garden sprayers are super good for washing with. Come in various sizes, in cold weather I fill mine with hot water and a bit of soap right in the tank, then just spray the bike down. Just enough pressure to take off mud and stuff, but not strong enough to mess up your bearings and seals (which is the big danger with an actual powerwasher if you're not very careful where you point it).

[@coldfootfun]

@@ChlorophyllCrusher thanks for the input. I live in SouthCental Alaska and end up riding in rain or wet road spray for much of the 7 months I ride outside. A garden hose kind of works but it uses a lot of water. I do use a bucket with warm soapy water but there are lots of places that are hard to get clean. I do prefer to clean my drive train after each wet ride including chain, front and rear sprockets and cassette. This hand held we used last summer was very quick which equals more likely to clean bike every time it needs it. Since I’m in the lower 48 now I’ll check out the Ryobi at Home Depot while I’m here. Thank you for your feedback mate.

[@CarnivoreDMD]

Use to have a NOMAD 12v pressure washer. It eventually crapped out. It was handy.

[@mikehudson8]

I never leave without my varia radar

[@cyclonasaurusrex1525]

Honest question: How does it help? Does it tell me to swerve?

[@Johnwis-gp9yy]

@@cyclonasaurusrex1525does it help? It sounds an alarm when car ia approaching and visual alarm on cyclocomputer (change of colour). It does not help you swerve. In busy areas audio alarm is too irritating, so you end up staring ar the display. I had it and dont use it any more. Quality lights and awareness (no earphones) works for me

[@cyclonasaurusrex1525]

@ This is EXACTLY what I was thinking would be a problem. I don’t need useless information when I’m riding-it’s annoying and distracting.

[@owensnicholas]

@@cyclonasaurusrex1525in my opinion, the radar is best used as an indicator of when to check my mirror. The radar does not tell you whether an approaching vehicle is giving you enough room. Without a mirror, it’s a countdown to a possible collision. But I also totally get the complaints about using it in urban areas. It drives me crazy when I’m in a city center. I’d rather it was turned off then.

[@joaocastro924]

@@cyclonasaurusrex1525 The radar informs my decisions on the go. Easy example, you're riding in a quiet road where the road surface is not good and you want to be riding in the middle of the road (due to better surface quality) without annoying any other road user, the radar will tell you when to ride on the side of the road. Another one, you're riding normally, then you notice a vehicle approaching QUICKLY and there is incoming traffic on the other lane, there is a good chance the vehicle will pass you quickly and too close for your own safety, with the radar you can see this and take the middle of the lane to prevent such thing. For me it has proven itself by safekeeping me from impatient and rash drivers. Highly recommend it

[@alaken]

Love the vid and want to try several of these, but I tried that Finish Line spray and hate it. Terrible fumes, and splatters drivetrain muck all over my frame. Got the Silca Ultimate Brake and Drivetrain Cleaner and its SO much better: seems way less toxic, pump spray not aerosol so it goes where you aim it, cleans great without fumes, and can clean brakes too. Check it out!

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

Thanks for the tip! I will hunt some of this silca cleaner down.

[@kristinlow1205]

9 - winter video also please. Love the watch suggestion in this video - hadn’t even realised these things pair with head units.

[@JustSpeakFrench]

I'm too casual of a "cyclist" (yeah, more like a bike commuter / traveler...) for most of the gear but there's something... Mesmerising? About how the videos are edited....

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

This makes my day!

[@JustSpeakFrench]

​@@EverythingsBeenDoneand I haven't talked about your charisma yet 😂

[@snowcrazed1]

We live in really different climates. Down thingy to change in post ride? In Brisbane, Australia that would stick to every square cm (not inch) of skin, then you'd spontaneously combust. End up on another KZbin channel for paranormal...

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

LOL these 'winter' changing tips might be more helpful for you in 6-9 months ;)

[@slimdog72]

Thanks for this nine. Tubes are the way to go. I have been de greasing from the early 90's.

[@berniekeene868]

If you get to the point you need to use a tube in your tubeless setup you better have a few good tire boots with you. You’ll need to cover the whole in the tire that your sealant isn’t plugging.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

so wise!

[@boostman9935]

How would you lock your bike with a frame pump?

[@JohnnyBoy-d6y]

The same you would without a frame pump

[@adamcharles9090]

The first half of the video was a product placement add for steady rack! How come it didn't get a mention. I think they are well worth a mention... Very aligned with dynaplug mind you

[@drrnchng]

Most early reviews of Coros Dura said it's buggy and not ready. Would you say the firmware updates have fixed most issues noted by other reviewers?

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

I personally noticed no bug issues. It must have been resolved with updates.

[@laluyank4452]

Great content as always! I also own a Dura and havent charged it since i received it in October. Could you share which exact k-edge mount that is? Narrowed it down to the race mount but the side profile isnt quite the same. Just want to make sure itll be long enough for the Dura

[@andrewc662]

Even easier, liquid wax. Just apply after every wash. No degreaser necessary.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

I should really try this

[@turboseize]

@@EverythingsBeenDone You should. But with every wax, be it hot soak or drip-on, you need a *really* clean and fat/oil free chain and cassette before you apply it. If you think it's clean, degrease once more. Also, let the wax dry before you ride (at least overnight, some drip-on waxes may need even longer, if you applied to much. Once the chain is waxed, though, maintenance becomes so much easier. After the ride, run the chain through a dry rug, done. Once the chain becomes noisy, drip on another coat of wax and wait over night. That's all.

[@joshg2668]

What is that shacket you are wearing in this video?

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

Always check the description links first I placed everything in there, but just because you asked so nicely, I've got you: 👕Button down Fleece I was wearing: alnk.to/gVM0Wvu

[@BikesKomsCRO]

Got me a megapill for 60£ in the UK last summer... I've now never had issues with tubeless and getting home.. Highly recommend them. Never riding without them. Massive slashes also get sealed by using a few of them.

[@MrJhamil05]

Love my Fjallraven Vidda Pants, I have had them for years

[@s.kislev2292]

More videos with the black heart please ❤

[@mr59301]

Came for the gear tips, stayed for the flawless Hakeem Jeffries impersonation.

[@AverageBensCycling]

I've been wanting to get one of those silca frame pumps for a while now but i keep putting it off.

[@jacksoni349]

Can you do a video on gloves?? Please and thank you!

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

This is a great suggestion

[@RedClay96]

Haven’t gone on a dirt ride without my dynaplugs in about 4 years, must haves

[@mihaelfacey]

So what’s so great about that Bell helmet? I have a Fox Crossframe Pro with fidlock and more back of your head protection than that bell. Still prefer to ride with a peak on my mtb helmet though…

[@MikeMassey-fi5of]

Agree on Dynaplug, tpu tubes and Varia, but forget degreasing your chain, it’s time to wax

[@fredfirth3834]

Definitely the winter gear video.

[@johndunbar2393]

Thankfully, your video popped up in my recommended videos, because KZbin didn't notify me of an upload. They better quit playing with my emotions, when it comes to my DK videos.

[@imunain]

Your shirt is amazing. Which brand, please? Regards, Inaki

[@jackmehoff2363]

Lance armstrong was also an advocate for gear

[@andrewallison8023]

Hey mate! Have you got a link to the coloured storage bags? Thank you 😊 0:55

[@jeffandersen6233]

Thanks for a nice mix of kit. I Iike the idea of an alternative helmet strap buckle. I hate stopping for coffee and fiddling with s recalcitrant buckle. New stuff is cool but making old stuff that we sll use ofen better to use is cooler.

[@tonyflorio3269]

Want an inexpensive cleaner/degreaser that leaves no residue? Rubbing alcohol! I keep it in a spray bottle.

[@RahLoh]

it kinda sucks because co2 canisters have the potential to be really good for the environment by being probably highly recycleable but as usual we are lacking the infrastructure! maybe its time to make a start up!

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

we Could always ride with a TUBI Booster...LOL

[@kevinnorris1691]

Yes - on non-cycle gear for cycling is a great idea!

[@KelvinSuddith]

What mount do you have for your varia? Looks like it had a nice boa dial instead of a rubber band

[@pagosa1040]

How bout a test of the CLASSIFIED 2 speed rear hub? Its been reviewed by PEAK TORQUE, where he used it to delete the front derailleur on a gravel bike. I think i would be great as a 2 speed single speed , a commuter gear and a mtn trail gear.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

Ive very interested in this!

[@Jordo_1]

9 ... guidance on the essentials is much appreciated

[@wfrx4783]

Love dynaplug. But they need to fix their distribution to Europe. I luckily still have enough spares, but their products have been out of stock everywhere for months. I keep recommending them to friends but they can't buy any.

[@aaronedgeart]

Does that Coros Dura Head unit let you increase the size of turn by turn (for us folks wearing contacts for distance)? I'm 51 and can't read my text on the direction page.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

Aaron thats a very interesting question. I am not sure off hand. MIght have to dive into their website

[@aaronedgeart]

@@EverythingsBeenDone Sent their customer service the question and will report back.

[@aaronedgeart]

@@EverythingsBeenDone Coros rep replied to me this morning, "I’m afraid increasing the size of 'turn by turn directions' is not available". Seems that no head unit across any brand or platform does. Garmin, Hammerhead and Wahoo all sent me the same reply. Bummer for us older blind folks.

[@COROSGlobal]

The font size cannot be adjusted on the TBT directions, but it is relatively large! Usually this is not an available feature on Bike Computers for TBT.

[@baller4life6985]

Hi can you review the COROS Dura pls

[@stribe1000]

Gosh this stuff sounds so expensive. I use a wrist mirror and it picks up every car , cyclist etc coming past. $30. Wouldn’t ride without one. I had the fly lights with built in cameras, lasted the length of warranty then dies $700 all up now in junk drawer. Now use middle of the road lights.

[@russhare5623]

What is with the white exterior wall on the shed marked "healthy". It looks shiny like a white board.

[@Zyzzyx42]

Oddball post ride kit that's also super comfy? That's easy. Utilikilt and boots. The kilt is surprisingly cool or warm; change that with some tall wool socks as needed. Get the benefit of 'airing out' after the ride, and yeah.. its just a bit different. And it also serves as a public changing area; kilt on, shorts off, done.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

Totally into this!!

[@gerekappo]

Love the video! Saved to bike favs. need to improve my game.

[@gerekappo]

btw Link to the watch does not work for me (i'm in Brazil) head unit + watch here is almost 6k lol

[@jakeyoung2092]

Dinky bird wrists! 😂😂😂 Its a sign of great health and longevity!

[@steveredhawk8624]

Liked the chanel much better when you road bikes and had fun with friends We will just have to end our one sided relationship

[@kevinmcgrath5126]

All about the changing poncho - Pedal Industries makes one that I like a lot (they also make a duffel for bike travel/race day).

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

Their bags looks great. No packing cubes needed 🤣

[@plepgeat]

Great video! I wear a men's size 15 shoe (50 EU) - got any recommendations for me?

[@PaisleyPijuan]

Love the gear but that shirt!!! Cream with snaps at the beginning of the video! Who, what, where? Need that for my hubby

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

I put links to everything in the description so always check there first. but I got you 👕Button down Fleece I was wearing: alnk.to/gVM0Wvu

[@PaisleyPijuan]

Thanks . Struggled to find it in the links.

[@CTB2580]

Do you run into any issues with that watch and your tattoos? Some have issues reading heart rate

[@brainblasta2]

9. That head unit sounds like the kind of thing I’ve been looking for.

[@fredfirth3834]

The Coros head unit looks nice, but I've got a Garmin Instinct 2x and will probably stick with Garmin.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

smart, highly suggest staying with the eco sytem you are already working with.

[@jbryanking]

Buycycle link is not working. Can you please help?

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

LMK if this link works for you bit.ly/_buycycle Where are you based out of?

[@chriskennedy1076]

9 - Awesome vid, keep up the great content!

[@jon-williammurphy9780]

Just tried TPU tubes for the first time. Absolute garbage. I’ll try another brand but the RideNow ones I tried both failed after the first ride. Not tough. No neither were pinch flats, one was a glancing blow from a staple - fine - but the other was the valve to tube connection failing.. I’m surprised you run tubeless but not a waxed chain.

[@thomasmassey7295]

9, also second "non-cycling gear" video.

[@digitaldox]

@EverythingsBeenDone What's the brand of those metal panels and accompanying bins that you have on the wall? I would like to add these to the bike corner of my garage.

[@digitaldox]

Ah I think I've found them. Look like they might be Akro-Mils?

[@siptv3582]

Great vid!

[@evsta100]

Come on my man. I changed a ladies tire super quick with CO2 and kept the ride going relatively quickly. Jerking off on a pump sucks

[@Brian-qv1ir]

How warm are those Vidda Pro pants? I am a warm running sweaty guy and I struggle to get the pants situations right when I'm hiking and riding. I'm often just running tights under the shorts.

[@EverythingsBeenDone]

I find them to be a middleweight pan not super hot not super warm with that said I did find two options for you This one is vented. I believe it's the same as the regular with vents.alnk.to/d3DlmsI In this one is out of the "G 1000 air material" which I don't have any personal experience with, but it seems like a lighter version of the regular, which sounds like something that would be a match for you: alnk.to/bitLyk0

[@eric106071]

I'm a big fan of tires on my wheels.

[@TheAntoine191]

one side of my overpriced dynaplug unscrewed and was lost. I contacted them because i wanted just that part, and they told me they don't sell spares. great. Now i'm using your standard 8$ aliexpress one no issue.

[@benbockting7511]

Tip. Bring 2 ziplock bags I’m your saddle bag. If your cold put on your chest Gets rainy put oh our phone in one

[@livy1962]

I'll never understand the fear that cyclists have to wearing the little rear view mirrors on their helmets. $10-$15 and it does the job. I've never had the neighborhood kids line up pointing and laughing at me. Maybe it comes down to shorts that are too tight - "challenging" ones manhood . . .

[@JohnnyBoy-d6y]

Shut up already

[@GeraldMueller-ro5di]

I've been using a Takealookactive mirror for years. They are cheap at $25, made in USA and attach quickly to my glass's. They offer a big view behind me so I know what exactly is coming up behind me and they are priceless when navigating through several lanes of traffic. You acted as if you are two vain to use them. Just remember, most non cyclist think we look like dorks anyways.