Onza Porcupine White MTB Tire Review | Fashionable But Fragile

[@DanWebb8080]

I miss the onza rip front and rail rear tyre i had thease way back in the 1990s they were great front rear specific cant find any info or photos online

[@cucumber1389]

All still isn't lost cuz I've heard that you can run inner tubes with sealant in them, maybe its a good option to consider if you really like the tyres

[@mattx3190]

Nice video. **Now if we can get stickers of your channels logo. I would totally put it on my car’s back window along with the rest of my collection

[@tacvbomtb1442]

What’s up with the rest of the shimano series?

[@Bikes-with-Ben]

I’ve been extra busy with general life stuff and the Shimano videos take a ton of research and prep. I’m hoping to tackle brakes in my next video. Just have to find time!

[@levinfriedemann7476]

The aggressive edit made me laugh, good thing that you were conscious of its nature. The visuals were good looking though, camera work could have been a bit more calm/slow for my taste but that's ok. The music would have been nice if you were sending it down a trail or something like that. I really like your way of articulating and the fact that you seem to have fun with the videos. It is totally fine to show stuff that you are interested in, not everything has to be a very detailed review like your Shimano drive train videos (which got me to subscribe). As you say, it is your channel and you can share whatever you like. It would be interesting to see some ride footage of you (but I know that is very hard to capture and make look "cool"). Also, given your positive vibe and character I feel like it would be enjoyable to see you take us (the viewers) on a short day trip, maybe just show some of your favourite sports to bike to and hang out or showcase some of your favourite trails/features. This should maybe not just be random rambling video but could be combined with some interesting thing you are testing/experiencing at the moment (tires, pedals, a new snack that you enjoy, whatever). All of this just to give you some feedback and encouragement in case you were thinking about doing different kinds of videos. Very much looking forward to your review of (Shimano) breaks and maybe other parts. Have a nice day :)

[@Bikes-with-Ben]

Hey, thanks for the kind words! The super structured videos definitely get more views, but they take a lot more work and in turn provide a lot more value to the viewer. These unstructured to semi structured videos still take time to record and edit, but being able to mess around with editing techniques and off the wall music makes it a bit more fun for me and keeps the video making feel like less of a thing I have to do. I like your idea of a ride day with more structure to it. That’s a good challenge to try and plan out the shots of getting prepped, riding, finishing up, all while providing some valuable little nuggets of info along the way. I’ll add that one to the list, thanks for watching and for taking the time to write this out!

[@woduk]

Have you tried a dynaplug in a hole. Much better than those bacon strip things

[@tedwingate]

Cobra Chickens on your pond, they did it. Guaranteed. Trust me, I'm Canadian.