Restoring a Crusty $200 Hardtail for Cash - Flip Bike

[@BTBRVReviews]

Hey brother, you should have a way for viewer's to send you components we have removed and could contribute to your parts bin. I have like 6 shocks, breaks, rotors, seat posts, derailleurs, and other relatively high end components laying around.

[@idiots_4_life816]

great idea! We NEED to boost this up so Seth can see it. Edit: GUYS! WE'RE DOING IT! 110 likes and growing fast! Edit 2.0: HE SAW IT GUYS Edit 3.0: he didn't really like the idea much. . .

[@williamdistasio9358]

Shit! I'll help boost ya too!

[@kierstendavemdenorte7843]

Can i have an hydro brakes by any chances

[@jackchow7333]

that’s a great idea

[@angusbarrett4396]

Could I have them lmaoooo

[@fishyman1114]

Seth went from "so we got these nice vitoria tires layin around" to "im going to reuse these grips" thats when you start making good profit. keep it up man !

[@prestonbecker8784]

Hey Seth, when you go over your cost breakdown at the end, can you also include the number of hours that you put in? I think your viewers would be just as interested with that information.

[@aaaaaa2206]

I second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth that...because I've got 9 lives (I'm a cat).

[@chrislukes9037]

Not a bad idea, but - oh boy - this is where flipping bikes could easily start to appear really not so profitable, especially for folks with a less legit shop setup to streamline the work. I've "made money" flipping a few bikes, but with the time I put it's only justifiable if you enjoy the time spent (which of course I do) - basically view it as a hobby that makes some money/supports itself and you can't lose.

[@mkuehn5450]

@@chrislukes9037 i'll guess 10 hours total, including drive time and marketing. absolutely have to be realistic here.

[@mauort6870]

@@chrislukes9037 In the states I've made money after riding a bike for a year and putting nothing into it lol. in Europe people aren't making mistakes selling shit too cheap. much harder.

[@reboundrides8132]

@@mauort6870 Europe? I’m gonna drop some knowledge on you right now.. there are good and bad people, stupid and intelligent people, selfish and selfless people, and geography has absolutely nothing to do with it.

[@HeadwatersKayak]

This is your most brilliant series yet. Motivating a whole generation to tinker with bikes. That’s how I grew up and it’s served me well.

[@definitelytoddhoward8603]

Lmao “You hear that? Neither do I.” Seth’s a legitimately funny dude.

[@Alejandro-rq5ib]

yeah top notch comedy!!!!!

[@r.ducky3786]

Love this series, keep em coming

[@joesanger0]

Definitely 🤟

[@su1raM]

Same

[@bighead1006]

👍🏻

[@batchy238]

Agreed 🤙

[@stefanantic9860]

👌

[@TimeBucks]

These videos are so fun to watch

[@morellatovar4151]

Bien

[@eu.millenaalmeida1737]

Amazing!!!

[@J0sechap42]

Yes

[@ejb82]

They actually are fun to watch. A nice breath of fresh air!

[@dpschof9063]

Absolutely agreed

[@sharksNstuff2029]

The only issue I have with this series is that it desperately makes me wish I had a workspace that I could use to fix up my bikes but my apartment only has enough for bare minimum. Awesome series!!

[@louisbryant2302]

Buy a stand alone bike stand for around £50 and a very cheap table cloth for around £5. Spend a little money on tools or just borrow some from a friend and you have a space that you can work on bikes!! I have built a custom bike in my bedroom with virtually the same stuff, and if you check out Seth's earlier videos, you will notice just how small his area for working on bikes is!

[@user-ln8ko7df7p]

@@louisbryant2302 did you just say “little bit of money” and “tools” in the same sentence?

[@louisbryant2302]

@@user-ln8ko7df7p yes😂 a multi tool only costs like £15 for a somewhat decent one, and a small pump costs around the same. Spoons are really tire levers in disguise! You can find a lot of tools for dirt cheap at charity or antique shops which will do the job. Or chances are if you have ever put together some furniture, you will have the Allen keys which come with it! The bare minimum will do for bikes, and tbh you dont really need all the high end tools unless you are working on bikes all day every day!

[@montanaharkin]

Might also check out if there are any bike co-ops around. We have some good options in Seattle that are free or super low cost and have great people there to help out.

[@bladesmith5927]

@@louisbryant2302 my issue is painting the bike and washing it :(

[@bradleyland]

I don't know who your friend with automotive paint background is, but they 100% saved this flip! That satin paint job looks phenomenal. The bike almost looks modern enough to be on sale today. Someone is going to love this thing!

[@jordanchiles4851]

Hey Seth! WD-40 usually works pretty well to take tar and other grime off. I used to work at a bicycle shop and that's what we used.

[@classydays43]

That stuff is great for adhesive residue and kitchen grease, too. Used it to clean the fans in a range hood once and it blazes through gunk.

[@JohnDough-yr2zt]

Yep WD will take off

[@JohnDough-yr2zt]

Man that Kona is a tank. You should have two criteria for your flips: no bikes with chrome fork stanchions, and has to be a niner. No 26s unless it’s a DH. I hope someday I see you fix a bike that’s actually worth fixing.

[@Artevaldo]

thinner for oil and bitum based paint, or petrol clean very easy

[@firmestaunt9571]

If WD doesn't work then Gasoline will take anything off.

[@bradens1747]

I love the clip in Seth's driveway where he acted out picking up his new bike

[@robertreynolds930]

tryin to fool us like we don't know his driveway!!

[@bigbusinessman3178]

“Oscar is like my child I am teaching“ His actual child: “Then what am I?”

[@aaryannaik9793]

Lol

[@djamelhamdia134]

"a pet".

[@TitoSabbyPH]

hahhahaha

[@kinggluestick9596]

a baby

[@djamelhamdia134]

Seth: "you pass the butter"

[@olliebenham5463]

I haven’t been on KZbin for a bit but I’ll always return for seth

[@ark_xnvy939]

Same

[@AxxLAfriku]

IT is weird indeed. Everywhere I comment, people tell me how much they love me and my content. Sometimes IT is annoying. But right now, IT would be okay. So say something nice about my content, dear ol

[@takumifujiwara3223]

@@AxxLAfriku what do you mean by "IT"

[@sarthakbopanna2700]

@@takumifujiwara3223 I was also thinking the same

[@shipoffools2183]

That bike came up really nice. I’ve started fixing up a bike for myself and getting some great tips from your flip series. Now I’m going through your old videos to try and find “how to Cables and hydrolic brakes” . Thanks for your entertaining and educational content, great work.

[@roldanclosa8411]

It’s not about profit. The way you make someone happy for a good bike but budget friendly. You are amazing to watch.

[@samilisadeikis5658]

Would be interesting to see "time spent" next to the costs next time, bike looked great at the end :)

[@ThePenguinTutorials]

Yeah the bike looks amazing and he clearly did an awesome job especially since he’s making his real money off of the KZbin ad revenue and not the flip itself but to make the flip viable as an actual business you’d need to do 2-3 of these every day.

[@Whamola]

Let's say this took 8 hours over 2 days to get done. If you price yourself at $18/hr, which is kind of a sustainable income in most of the USA, you will have just broken even.

[@heathlouis4529]

Time spent can be difficult to measure when you're also shooting a KZbin video

[@samilisadeikis5658]

@@heathlouis4529 agree! But even an approximation would be interesting :)

[@HanSolo__]

@@Whamola In 8 h you make 1 whole problematic bike. Or 2 easy to complete.

[@chrisbryant7497]

Best one so far in the series, very much feels more ‘real’ build. Having done something similar back her in UK during lockdown and restrictions. For me it was about saving many bikes from being trash, and giving people something they could jump on and ride.

[@kingballoon2968]

the best 15 minutes of the week are when seth uploads

[@brandonmagana5064]

13:03 minutes to be exact😂😂

[@kingballoon2968]

@@brandonmagana5064 i just eyeballed it man

[@z33d6]

This could be a really good flip bike... the total profit is negative 200 bucks. Man, I love this idea. You found an outstanding concept for content creation while bringing old bikes to new life and, on top of it all, you sell them at a bargain to people who will really enjoy the quality of your work. Thumbs up!

[@jnb756]

I am a bike enthusiast to the point I haven't owned a car in 11 years. Bikes are expensive and are usually at a price point I will just move along until I find one that fits. My point is I don't like overpaying for bikes knowing that at the heart of most $200 bikes is a beast that can be brought out with some well chosen components and like you I have years worth of good components in my bike barn to put to good use. I think $600 would have been more than fair for this Kona - it's a Kona and that alone is a premium that can be safely added to the value of the bike. $450 was a steal knowing how much detail and time you put into these bikes - you are a stud man - keep 'em coming and going!

[@romankolaszewski7121]

I think i speak for everyone when I say I love the series

[@masonpassey5470]

I have an idea to take this series to the next level! Instead of just doing one off flips, you should start with $500 or something and try to flip your way to buying an eBike! Each time you sell a bike, that is then your budget to get the next bike and keep reinvesting your profits until you can get the dream bike.

[@dirrology]

Great idea hope he sees it

[@Gursli]

How about zero bucks

[@Varocka]

I think this is a great idea, also if he takes the idea from another commenter of accepting spare parts donations from fans of the channel, he can maybe do a giveaway if he would prefer to give back to the community.

[@joatmon_313]

I like the series the way it is. It makes a better connection with his audience that actually wants to start doing this, without breaking the budget.

[@sandernote089]

This is actually how I got my yeti SB66

[@mmoreno509]

Love these flip bike episodes, something about watching some random dude on the internet repair a bike is so relaxing... Keep doing what you do Seth!

[@vulpixgrant]

Man seeing this series I realize how lucky I have been with my patience and watching Marketplace. Picked up a 2011 Giant Rapid 3 for $150 that was very well loved, my local bike shop said I stole it after the inspection it only needed a new chain and nothing else! My newest one is a Motobecane Fantom Trail DS full suspension that was $320, it needed a new front tube and rim truing, as well as a standard tune up. So right about $400 total and the bike is ready for anything this amateur can throw at it. Thank you for all the continued content, I started riding with friends about 20 months ago and your channel is one of 3 that really got me hyped for getting back into the sport.

[@brianallison3110]

Love this series. I love seeing work done on bikes. It's what got me started watching Seth's bike hacks back when I was upgrading my big box mongoose and ultimately bought a frame only trek and moved all my upgraded parts and some more new parts over to it

[@MaxCotton]

Does anyone else get jealous of the bikes Seth makes, I really want him to work on mine!

[@amountainbiker2654]

Me too

[@throughkenslens7972]

I'm only jelouse of his knowledge.

[@nommchompsky]

I'm jealous of the cheap bikes he finds to fix up. Getting that bike for $200 is crazy

[@Elevanator]

I know you live in the US, but here where I live that bike would’ve been selling for $800+ after all those upgrades

[@theoracleprodigy]

Yep I live in the USA and would jump on any bike he sales. Very under priced even here.

[@throughkenslens7972]

I think Seth is so kind he just wants to give a sweet deal.

[@feedbackzaloop]

Is that Switzerland or Norway you're from? In most Europe a hardtail with a coil fork can cost that much only if it has old new stock XT or XTR kit

[@Elevanator]

@@feedbackzaloop No I'm in Canada. But similarly bikes here seem to be expensive

[@H3dgeh0g12]

@@Elevanator same I’m like bro only 400???

[@PabzRoz]

I'm obsessed with this series. Literally makes my day when I see a new flip bike episode in my notifications. Definitely could have gotten $500 for it. The before and after is just amazing.

[@nicoleachord936]

Love that you are putting old bikes on the trail !!!!!!

[@johnnyvegas5681]

When I heard the price I involuntarily jumped up to go buy it lol. You could have gotten at least another $100..easily. Love this channel....love the humbleness and honesty.

[@joethearachnid]

When he said $450 I was genuinely shocked, with a the frame cleaned up like that and shiny parts I think he could easily have asked $600 and sold for ~$550.

[@I_THE_ME]

That bike would've definitely sold for 600. There's no competition for a bike like this. He should seriously market these bikes as refurbished so they would gain more interest.

[@michaelburrows9219]

I flip bikes. $750 asking price all day on that bike

[@james-hb5tu]

The used market in North Carolina has kinda off cooled off, I think your right at about the 500-550 mark any more and I think it would take a long time to get rid of it

[@BuckFu]

I don’t work on bikes and I can tell you he is not marking these up enough to make a profit profit. He’s making bank off of the videos though.

[@gabekohls1824]

I’d buy that bike for 600 in a heartbeat ngl that’s really cheap for the market lol

[@theoamos2459]

Seth: Someday he'll be able to use all these tools. Me imagining Oskar making flip bike episode 30😅

[@eddaardwolf]

Great series! The value of the used pieces should be adjusted to a “new price on the current market” so all of us with out spare parts can see the real cost or upgrading our used bikes into solid rides.

[@wecf1411]

Not sure though, you can wait for used parts but it could take a while. Maybe he should do two lists, one with his cots and maybe one with brand new. But it doesn’t make sense to do brand new list, when your on a budget.

[@SamBaker192]

Ya he puts like 1000 bucks worth of parts on them

[@jdillon8360]

This bike looks really good. I'm glad you kept the original colours and paint and just clearcoated it. The black pedals are also nice. It's a bike that doesn't scream "look at me". I'm sure the new owner will be quite happy. Got me thinking about a second hand Kona hardtail myself now!

[@norman-gregory]

Awesome buy for that fortunate buyer...when you said $450 and lined up 3 buyer's just in case the first said no. I'm saying definately worth the asking price, and it will go to the first buyer when they see it. Good job...prolly $550-$600. Money ain't everything...putting out quality workmanship, and a great channel...money can't buy that. You're very clever and have a good eye for detail. Have a great day.

[@andrewkelly7882]

Yes, flip bike is back! I might try this myself.

[@nicholkid]

get ready to lose money lol

[@angusbarrett4396]

@@nicholkid for real 😂😂

[@andrewkelly7882]

@@nicholkid haha worth a shot. Seth makes it all look easier than it is, im sure.

[@collinlaque964]

I love the new intro, it has a mighty car mods sort of sound, I love the way this series is going!

[@murphithecat1056]

Yes! I love this series so much.

[@abcthecamper1799]

I like that you don't just buy cheap and sell high but instead fixing , improving and giving it abit of love that It deserves.

[@THORINRAYVEN215]

I seem to have subscribed to this channel totally by accident, didn't even know I'd done it until I started to get notifications about new videos 😳 Glad I did. Seems like such a genuine guy with a passion for what he's doing. It's always great to find these types of channels, they're much better than the more "official" types that take themselves too seriously. Such a good sense of humour too 👏 👌

[@jarlfced]

This is definitely my favourite series, aswell as being enjoyable, in a way it teaches better about bikes and bike parts

[@carterdavis2793]

I think you definitely undervalued the parts and time you put into this bike, but regardless this was one of my favorite builds yet

[@brapamaldi]

time is covered by what he will make from youtube once the video is uploaded ;)

[@stevendegreef93]

@@brapamaldi parts are ridiculously undervalued, giving them away at a loss essentially

[@brapamaldi]

@@stevendegreef93 not really a loss when you consider that at the end of the day he profited big time with the video. if it wasnt made into a video then yeah, massive loss.

[@TheDart39]

It would be nice to see at the end when you go over the cost of everything if you also put how much time you invested into updating the bikes.

[@liammail9884]

Seriously one of my favorite series on YT. Period.

[@johnathankrausrig9237]

Seth, you are a genius. Not only you make some bucks by refurbishing bikes, you get views out of it, do what makes you happy, you justify a Part of the investment you made for your bikeshop and you keep your Channel dynamic. Especially the last one is something i was afraid about, since older Lifestyle channels are prone to keep their content as is for the lifetime of the Channel which leads to a decrease of attention of the viewers. I wish you had a Channel when you where leading your Software Company so i could learn some things from you.

[@devscave403]

Seth this series has inspired me to embark on a journey of my own. Thank you! Continue pumping out these great vids

[@oskarstaudte]

this series is a gift from god, amazing content

[@HankBizzle]

I rebuilt a 2k5 Kona Hoss Dee-Lux a few years ago. My brother moved into a new house and it was at the back of the garage all busted components and unloved looking. I stripped it down to a bare frame, resprayed in bright green and rebuilt with all new components. It is still my most ridden bike.

[@MichailAngelov]

Great series Set! Love the "bike flipping" idea! On the result of your work: please do make it more realistic! The casette and derailer from the last 2 videos are way above the value your list them for! If you can show me a 10s cassette, chain and derailer for 35 USD, send me couple of those please! Also, please list the hours of work you have spent on the repairs. Market value for components+ hours of work as cost estimate would make the whole series even more enjoyable! Looking forward for the next episode! Great job again!

[@BTGDelta]

My guess is: he already has them laying around. So this isn't what the cost of that part is in a shop, it's about the value of that specific part for him. And he still gets to keep the old part, that might get used in a way older bike somewhere down the road?

[@coletrick8748]

The parts he put on are way undervalued and not even to mention the time ... good luck finding any of those parts for what he said. He’s basically working practically for free if he didn’t monetize the video.

[@turkeyphant]

Yeah the hours of work makes this completely pointless.

[@garfieldfan3892]

@@turkeyphant I imagine it's fun for some people. I might find it fun if I knew what I was doing.

[@turkeyphant]

@@garfieldfan3892 I would do it if I got KZbin clickbait money from it

[@joshuaarandez7466]

Love this series!!! Keep em coming. This is mostly what i binge watch in yt. Thanks for the content Seth!

[@mdZ-l6l]

I've tried this myself and flipping bikes does work good. The most money I made on 1 bike was 450 euros. After a few tries you get a pretty good eye for it and for the price. I believe Seth could've sold it for 500-600 bucks.

[@peterm6906]

Great work Seth. I would appreciate a breakdown of labour hours committed to the project. So that we could see what you ‘hourly rate’ was while working on the project. Of course, you would ignore videography/interview time etc.

[@JackLuke1234]

It’s great to see how inventive you are with your content. Your bike flips are a highlight of my evenings before I go to bed.

[@dannygeorge4889]

It's so heartwarming when Oscar watching you fixing bikes...

[@nickd0629]

With the way this series is going, will you ever run out of spare stuff, for example rear cassetts

[@beyond6storm]

he's eventually gonna run out of 1x chainrings cause he's never gonna let a bike leave his place with a 3x

[@joshgroot]

Oooh am I allowed to call 3x/2x 11-28/32 cassettes obsolete, at least for mtb? If so he’s just collecting a box of junk. Or mtb art hopefully!

[@jean-lucsedits4319]

Yes, this is why I think his cost are on the low end. He won't be putting a 3x on any bike so unless he sells it separately, it holds no value. So the price of the parts is actually higher

[@hytak18]

Been waiting for this, loving this series!

[@chrisbfleetwood]

Literally my favorite videos to watch. I love seeing something used brought back to life for someone else to enjoy. You are legit my favorite subscribe, buddy!

[@Beiberhole69RVA]

I bought a bike on FB that had tar all on the underside of the frame, BB, and chainstays. Goo Gone worked like a charm, just let it set for 30 seconds, then I used a toothbrush to agitate, then just wiped it off with shop rags. I dig this restoration/flipping series, keep them coming!

[@Wild_Maryland]

I freaking love this flip bike series. But I also like all of the content you put out lol. Thank you bro!

[@audiemccall5332]

Ok Seth, you’ve got me hooked . What do you think about building a gear box bike?

[@teomaxx5846]

I love how the bike looks, I would've probably buy it if I was from America :)

[@idiots_4_life816]

Seth hasn't done a trail build in a long time- I think it's time for a few more of 'em!

[@dhpug3014]

True but these are also gold

[@dhpug3014]

Seths content is just gold

[@ScottHiltonAU]

He said in one of the earlier flip videos that the weather was horrible and too wet for trail building.

[@bsrmurulzz]

If you watch his Instagram there was really bad flooding in his area and he decided to postpone his berm park video

[@SethsBikeHacks]

We want to trail build too! The rain has been catastrophic here in the East, but things are looking better now.

[@rastesk8]

Just bought myself an MTB. So video like this really exposes me on how to maintain and prepare me for future upgrades. Thx man.

[@tiberiudumitrescu5237]

These videos are so entertaining. Thx Seth. Keep in mind you have fans in Romania 🇷🇴!! I’m watching both channels! Keep up the good work, and thanks a lot for all the knowledge you shared about bikes💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@katflp]

love this series! Giving my great ideas on affordable upgrades for hardtail.

[@xJeremySx]

Kevin always being an MVP, love him

[@dessertstorm9905]

Doing a Great Job Seth. Love the series

[@williamstapleton2696]

Seth, I rewatch these old flip bike videos because I like working on my old bikes and your videos inspired me. I wish you would continue this series. I have upgraded a 2006 Santa Cruz 26er Heckler and my 1987 Giant ATX-780 hardtail both with TRP disk brakes, new Rock Shox Recon air forks and SRAM NX/GX 1 x12 drivetrains with wider bars and shorter stems and they are both a blast to ride.

[@joestokesbary7343]

I don't know anything about bikes, but I love watching you fix them up.

[@harveyizon]

Best series from Seth!

[@adamdavidlabonete9776]

I love this series Seth! Please make more!

[@jonnysmara9409]

Love this series Seth keep up the great work

[@patrickacox]

I sold my 2004 Kona Hoss this past year for $180. It needed a total tuneup and I don't have the skills for that. I loved that bike.

[@davidsawyer1599]

After reading through numerous comments the most valuable of things is not included in the breakdown of component costs. Labor. Time spent from looking for the project. Purchasing the bike. Teardown and rebuild. Posting an ad and communication with perspective buyers. There is a lot of time in this project. Even the revenue that this video will earn is not going to cover your labor. Time is hands down the most valuable. There is no amount of money that purchases more time. No idea what a solid bike tech makes. My observation is you're in the red on everyone of these. But it was entertaining. Good job.

[@davidsawyer1599]

Aaahhh. In retail there is a strategy. Loss leader. It draws customers in because it's a great bargain. Once inside the customers sees all those things they had no idea that thay had to have. Those things are sold at a considerable profit. So they come to Seth's and binge the videos. Hit up the merch store and book the BnB for a week. Very clever.

[@ryanburg8408]

Hey Seth, absolutely love your videos man. Just got my mtb a couple months ago and hit a few trails since then. I’m realizing the bike isn’t exactly as I’d like but I don’t have the bike knowledge to know how to tune everything to my liking. I was curious if you had any videos about tuning the more tedious parts. If not, maybe you could do a video about that in the future. Again, really love the videos and I give full credit to you for my new obsession. Thanks man!

[@seantierson2633]

Seth need to start flipping all these on the airbag. You know, for science

[@philobeddoe5214]

Need to add in the most valuable commodity to the cost calculation: Time.

[@benloudermilk6969]

If you enjoy the process he went through its practically another hobby

[@MrRafagigapr]

a pluber unclokgs someone toilet takes 1 hour of his life allmost no tools or equipment and will allways charge you more than 250 dollars if its wasnt for the youtube money this guy would pretty much make no money

[@k4spermlbb]

@@MrRafagigapr if you watch "this guy" 's channel, you'll know that he pretty much likes messing with bikes. its a hobby, not a job. I've never met someone that said unclogging toilets is their hobby

[@eliasdanieli5461]

Been thinking about doing this flip bike thing for awhile now... This series is the encouragement i needed to finally get started

[@ASTRONAUTICO]

Let me tell you something guys...PROUDLY I'M NEW OWNER OF THIS BIKE!! 🤩🤩🤩

[@matthewvinez8223]

I'd love to see "time spent" in your valuations. I know you make money on the video aspect, but the average home mechanic would not. How many hours were spent?

[@toddwz]

Me too. Just scraping tar could be hours..

[@prestonnoguera4745]

Love this series❤️

[@Taihaki]

this is like back then the days when we all watch pimp my ride

[@jojopuerto]

I really appreciate these types of videos. I used to mountain bike when I was a kid. But I got out of it. I still own my 06/07 Trek Fuel 70. Its a medium frame. I'm guessing we bought it while I was still expected to grow... turns out, my body decided 5'4 was the best height and I should be on a small frame. I'm slowly getting back into the game. Seeing 1. the prices of these new bikes, and 2. not knowing if I'm really going to go hardcore into this sport again, I appreciate the fact that you are showing the audience that you don't have to have the top of the line equipment to get rolling. Eventually, I'd like to get a bike that fits me better. But I'll ride this until I decide if upgrading is worth it. Thanks for sharing some inspiration!

[@clee6746]

I would say the time you put into the flip bike is priceless. I have never got a bicycle that is tuned up and ready to use.

[@SPEVS]

Loving Oscar's harness - I'm here to break shit!

[@PraiseToTheLordGodAlmighty]

I knew that I wasn’t the only one who saw it!!!

[@artisticyeti22]

Lol I like how Oscar looks back at the camera !

[@c0nr4d]

“I’m here to break shit” 😂🤣

[@garchompy_1561]

would reccommend getting some tar removing car cleaner, works wonders.

[@lukepw08]

Really? I have that same problem on my bike. What brand would you recommend?

[@garchompy_1561]

@@lukepw08 I cant remember any brands in particular, all I remember was using some during a college course about cars. im sure its common enough to find one that works though. im sure the known brands like meguires or autoglym will have them. (I THINK my college used autoglym, but i cant say for sure)

[@lukepw08]

@@garchompy_1561 ok thank you so much

[@parisrose8173]

Very much enjoying myself watching these videos. Right up my alley. Thank you so much. P.S.Tar can be wiped off with petrol or kerosine. (mostly)

[@Bermpe]

Feedback appreciated🙏 I have a presnt for you 🎁 ☝👆..

[@junvalente3337]

Thanks for this video.. I been flipping bikes for 2 years now and so far I love doing it.. I had a good profit on it and the best thing is u met a lot of good people, that u can share ideas with them to..

[@Pwn3dbyth3n00b]

"It has an okay drivetrain" Me: Oh he's actually going to keep it stock now to save money and have bigger profits. *Completely upgrades the drivetrain* Me: Oh

[@johndrury8001]

Wow I'm the first view

[@KSM_bruh]

Gg

[@dhpug3014]

Sick

[@ikemelvin8320]

Your the first comment

[@gowikuscommunityproduction4605]

Thank you very much my brother for sharing his stories, keep the spirit. Greetings One hobby, greetings, two pedals from Indonesia for cycling.

[@cedricbustamante5631]

this flip bike series always makes it to the trending page, I hope seth makes more! this is really both entertaining and educational at the same time!

[@dan_1414]

Please do more of these flip bike videos, they’re very fun to watch

[@ChrisBundy17]

This is an amazing series. Should definitely be a big time show with a following.

[@ibrahimjoshkun2503]

Man i remember 2 years ago. I used to watch u shredding trails, now i see you only making bikes and upgrading bikes But still that so cool i love watching your videos🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@mendozar03]

I like this new Addition to the channel. My brother in law made his living during the pandemic flipping bikes

[@jeremyabbott2829]

Big fan of your videos! I feel your parts are worth much more. A 10 speed cassette with that rear derailleur is closer to $100 used. The saddle is at least $20. You are giving some great deals to people and bringing old bikes new life so that alone is worth it. These older bikes are starting to be similar to classic cars where they are constantly increasing in value.

[@tristannorviel1551]

Love the channel. Great people here. Series is sick. Kinda miss the old stuff that the channel used to do tho

[@cjsmith157]

I used to work in road construction, specifically applying joint sealant. When you get tar on a bike (or car) just apply gojo hand cleaner. Don't use the kind with pumice, it will scratch the paint. Little elbow grease and soft cloth will remove the tar. Lanolin dissolves it. Nicely