Super Size Me | We Rode A GIANT Bike

This is the BIGGEST bike you can buy, the 5XL Dirty Sixer All Road II. What happens when our shortest GCN presenter tries to ride it? Hank and our resident GCN giant, put this mega bike through various challenges, including a hill climb, top speed and braking test. How will the world's biggest bike perform?
00:00 Intro
00:31 Bike geometry and size comparison
03:09 Attempting to mount the world's biggest bike
04:28 Ride start
05:15 Sprint race
06:33 Hill climb challenge
09:35 Top speed challenge
11:47 Bike braking challenge
13:49 Conclusions
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[@gcn]

Would you like to see Hank and Conor take this bike off-road? 🚲

[@markpeterson8978]

Hells Yes! Jump that B-otch! - \m/,

[@drbobjohnson812]

Absolutely, take Hank and Conor off road with the GMBN boys Blake and Neil

[@calidreamin7186]

Yes! I own a 4XL DirtySixer and ride a mix of tarmac and gravel with some rare single track moments. Those 36er tires just eat up bumps, roots and curbs like they are nothing. The issue on single track is my wheelbase- It's so long that steep switchbacks can be a challenge to navigate. But it is “hugely” versatile.

[@danielcobb8886]

Yes. Fit a dropper post to it please.

[@cristocarstens8253]

Hank and Conor's giggling and laughing is putting me in a good mood 😀. More funny content needed!!!

[@bikeanddogtripsvirtualcycling]

can't beat watching a video of Hank touring around town on Conor's very first toddler bike.

[@bateriayvr8988]

😂

[@greengonzonz]

😂😂😂😂

[@TheBlaise91]

😂

[@gcn]

You should have seen the size of the stabilizers 🤯

[@andrewmcalister3462]

@@gcn 700c stabilisers?

[@lennylink8772]

I'm 6'10". I've never found a bike that fits. This video is great.

[@ult1m4t30wn4g3]

Have you tried Canyon's 2XL bikes? I'm 6'7" and found some of them too big even for me. Also, the Specialized Diverge in 64cm is pretty huge.

[@calidreamin7186]

The DirtySixer would be perfect for you in a 4XL which is the frame size I have for mine. I thought this would just be a fun “occasional toy” but once i started ride this bike that is truly proportional to my height, I am finding I ride it more and more for many rides, including some group rides.

[@gcn]

Will you be picking one of these up? 👀 - Just keep Hank off it

[@neilspear7739]

think we should get a group ride (over 6'5" s) along with Hank 🤣

[@DigitalJedi]

Same here! 211cm (6'11 I think) and nothing fits right. I've had a 4XL fixie for the last 8 years as my daily commuter. I'll be picking one of these up in either 4XL or 5XL. I would love to get properly fitted to one of these.

[@calidreamin7186]

I am a proud (6'8" / 2.03M tall) owner of a DirtySixer and it's for real folks. Having ridden over 20k miles on my 67cm roadie, I can truly say that the 2k miles I have already put on my DirtySixer are by far the most fun and enjoyable in my life. Heck I even chose to ride it over my roadie for my last metric century. This video was hilarious, and I also get so many looks, comments and photo requests when I ride my DirtySixer- never a dull moment. And yes- the braking is EPIC!! I am so thankful David Folch designed this amazing bike for us talls. #TallPeopleRideToo

[@gcn]

this is so good to read!

[@a1white]

10:10 Conor looks like he’s stood next to a kids bike. The handlebars only reach his knees! 😂

[@gcn]

That's what you call an aggressive position 🤣

[@scottburkettmichael8696]

This is the most hilarious GCN video of all time. When Conor's goofing off almost resulted in Hank getting kicked in the face, I literally LOLed.

[@gcn]

Hahahah this was a super fun shoot! 👌

[@conordunne219]

I genuinely forgot how low down he was in that moment! Thanks for watching Scott

[@jaymason480]

Definitely would want to see Connor out on dirt and gravel. That bike looks like an old school mtb. Love the dually breaking system. Something that big and potentially carrying 300 lbs plus, you have to have extra breaking power.

[@chriswilliams-tz4in]

As soon as i saw that double disc front wheel, I thought `shut up and take my money!`

[@238949]

Hope to see 5XL in some more videos really soon, thanks Hank and Connor for a Saturday morning giggle x

[@trbotimmmmmmmeh]

the two front disc rotors kill me

[@gcn]

We'll see what we can do! Would you like to see Conor racing on this huge bike? 💨

[@238949]

@@gcn maybe a bit dangerous, keep Conor safe 🤩or at least keep Hank away from the seat post

[@238949]

@@gcn maybe a bit dangerous, keep Conor safe 🤩or at least keep Hank away from the seatpost

[@treyquattro]

Hank is GCN's resident daredevil, a regular Evel Knievel. I would *not* have attempted going downhill at speed on the 5XL bike but Hank takes to it like the proverbial duck to water. A particularly thrill-seeking, adrenaline-addicted duck that is...

[@gcn]

he just can't help himself! 😂

[@jasonlaurence9518]

6'8" and I've loved seeing El Alto every time. I can say as a proud DirtySixer owner (3xl) that David has nailed EVERY detail of this bike. I've never known what it was like to have a bike that fit and now feel like a kid every time I take it out.

[@aliancemd]

4:56 Blake’s giggle is so easy to recognize :)

[@Natuh21]

Damn! Ur right 😮

[@markpeterson8978]

Conor looked small on that huge bike & Hank looked like a toddler trying to ride dad's MTB. I honestly never thought I would see that. Great show boys and yes you need to get that bike on the dirt! Cheers - M

[@gcn]

Great to hear you enjoyed the video 🙌 Would you like to see the bike back on the channel again?

[@conordunne219]

Thanks Mark! I was so curious to see how blake would manage this on the trails...

[@jonathansapier7574]

I’m laughing out loud at this 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Brilliant!

[@conordunne219]

Thanks jonathan!!

[@Alex.R.Feyn.]

Please have a child bike seat installed on that bike. You already know where I'm heading, aren't you?!

[@richm.3477]

That would be hilarious!

[@calidreamin7186]

Or they can row a kids tagalong bike like the time Shaq rode his DirtySixer (he has one) towing comedian Wanda Sykes. Hilarious: kzbin.infoEveCwMwPQWY?si=n65T3SqjhxQuF4wd

[@gcn]

Oh we can see it now 🤣

[@conordunne219]

I did pitch this to Hank, didn't float... haha

[@richm.3477]

@@conordunne219 If he's not interested in a child's seat, maybe try zip tying a Selle Italia saddle to the top tube? (Or whichever brand Hank currently rides) Apologies to Si in advance.

[@cb6866]

Thanks Conor , JLW and crew..."El Alto " lives !

[@Kimberlietriracer25]

It's fun to wake up to train at 5am and get to watch Connor and Hank. Definately take it off road. Hank in any video is great. Put Hank with Connor or Blake, priceless. Ok me and my 45% body battery are off to swim. Thanks for the wake up!

[@gcn]

how was the Swim?

[@Kimberlietriracer25]

@gcn 3400 yards at 2:05. A little slow but always just plain fun. Thanks for asking. Off to do better today.

[@patrickevans1632]

Oh my god I laughed so loud and hard at this video! Absolutely brilliant well done to everyone involved, I'm still chuckling to myself 😆

[@gcn]

That's all we could ask for! We had lots of fun filming this one 📽

[@kaltonian]

absolutely bonkers.......lol, it's huge, i'm 6ft 5 & it looks to big for me to, but in all honesty it's good to see that there is a bike out there for the super tall person

[@gcn]

It's one big bike! Cycling really is for everyone and it's bikes like this that make that happen 🙌

[@CycleNLincs]

Even the Seagulls were having a laugh 😂😂

[@rideepicdriveepic]

Very interesting video! Didn't know Conor was actually the tallest rider to complete a grand tour! On the double rotor topic... It isn't so much about power of brakes, but the modulation. If you take a regular rim brake, you can still lock the wheel while braking... But the key is to be able to brake as hard as possible without locking up the wheels. And here's where discs are superior to rims... And why two discs are better than one - motorbikes have been using double front rotors for ages. Great video guys, more of such content please!

[@ashpatrol]

Nice video. I have been watching GCN for a few years now and I have yet to see much content on considerations for big and tall cyclists. This would be a nice video series. Getting the correct setup for a heavy rider can be difficult. Not many wheel options out there.

[@X2yt]

As a 3XL bike rider myself, I would love to try out this one. It looks awesome

[@calidreamin7186]

I own the DirtySixer in a 4XL- truly life-changing for us talls.

[@aliensporebomb]

OMG - Hank and I ride the same size frame!?!?! Crazy! Now I totally get a feel for just how large that 5XL beast is. Wow! It might give El Alto a run for its money on sheer size! It makes El Alto look ... small-ish!

[@gcn]

Hahaha it really does make El Alto look small 🤣 Should you do a battle of the bog bikes?

[@rivnuts7398]

Hank’s laugh is contagious.

[@conordunne219]

The best!

[@JIMMYHIBBS1]

Connor is the new GCN funny man …. ‘You keep telling yourself that 😂’ … tapping Hank on the head 😂 …

[@gcn]

It's a real competition to be the funny one 🤣

[@SteevyTable]

12:40 Watching the replay, I'm pretty sure Hank's bike had more stopping power in the rotor, problem is the wheelbase didn't have anything left to give before becoming a catapult.

[@Pmor75]

I'm so impressed with the stopping power, wasn't expecting that!!!I think road bikes should perhaps have bigger discs.

[@gcn]

How about duel discs? 👀

[@Pmor75]

@@gcn why not???

[@LVSweetSammy]

You guys are epic! Always good for a smile! And YES please....let's see the DirtySixer on some trails.

[@gcn]

We might have to call up our off road buddies 👀

[@LVSweetSammy]

@gcn Yes 🙏 please! Is the road and mtb crew coming out to Sea Otter. If yes, please swing over Las Vegas and do some episodes at Lee Canyon, Red Rock or Bootleg! I'd pay for that visit!!! Cheers from LV!

[@rbonn3880]

We need to see a gravel challenge. Those dual front brakes are amazing!

[@gcn]

Oooo now there's an idea

[@donaldyoung8866]

The day the circus came to town 😂, can’t beat this pairs chemistry on screen, that bike looks insane

[@petermyers4409]

Super fun video chaps, well done.

[@gcn]

Thanks so much! Glad you found it fun!

[@davidburgess741]

The challenge I'd like to see is finding replacement tyres!

[@nmcelroy3540]

This was hilarious! 😂. Even the birds have to laugh! But it was great to see tall riders have more options. Finding items for tall people (including women) isn’t easy! 😳

[@musclelessfitness2045]

Hank the tank!! best GCN presenter !

[@NewPolishScientist]

This bike is so tall that you need oxygen due to thinner atmosphere in saddle area.

[@conordunne219]

Low branches are an issue too...

[@Natuh21]

Yeah get Blake! would love to see him jumping like crazy with this huge thing. Im still amazed by the breaking performance!

[@irsyadrdp]

Can you guys explain about how that double disk brake works? For some viewers, this is also an interesting topic to be discussed, imo. Oh yeah, another comparison video with El Alto would be great.

[@chammyman]

I've had my 2xl DirtySixer since last summer. I think I would have been better with the 3xl. Its such a difference to ride something that fits, you don't look like a clown on a mini bike and its so much more stable. I have a short build video on my channel.

[@calidreamin7186]

Awesome! I am really glad I ordered the 4XL as I like the 190mm crank length. I think his size chart is a bit conservative frankly and think some riders could benefit from a size larger than the chart says. Happy riding!

[@chammyman]

@calidreamin7186 the pedals actually fit my feet and the handlebar grips fit my hands. I have size UK 14/15 feet and 6 foot 7 on a good day (usual 3 burst discs so height changes).

[@larrylem3582]

DirtySixer makes 5 frame sizes from XL to 5XL. Conor would fit a 3XL better. Hank at 5'9" might fit an XL, but for some reason he rides a 49 cm bike so probably not.

[@calidreamin7186]

Conor is the same height as me and I own a 4XL DirtySixer. A 4XL would be just right for him. It steps down to “only” 190mm cranks, but fits me perfectly. The 3XL has 180mm cranks which I felt were too short for me as I am so used to my 200mm cranks on my KHS Flite 747 roadie.

[@user-mj3cm8cb2r]

It would be great to see the bike doing a gravel trail. As Connor said it’s fantastic that bikes are being built for the taller riders.

[@gcn]

Bikes for all 🙌 Super cool to see brands like this!

[@Xerrea]

It’s sure Sam Pilgrim would love to take that bike for an off-road ride.

[@gcn]

We think Blake would like to even more!

[@575ban]

It would be quite funny to see Blake on the Dirty Sixer 😂😂🤣🤣

[@X41N3]

I had to watch it twice it was so funny

[@gcn]

love it! What would you like us to do next?!

[@jessicamccarthy6429]

Lol! Yes love to see vs gravel bike. Also how come Hank rides such a tiny frame?!

[@hansschotterradler3772]

I'm 6'-3". (190 cm) and I usually get the largest frame available. I can imagine that people being close to 7'-0" are having issues finding bikes.

[@gcn]

It can be super tricky for riders from both ends of the spectrum, Do you struggle when riding the biggest bike possible?

[@user-uy5yi4rx9k]

Great to seen. The Dirty Sixer has a real home for more people than you might think. All hail the tall folks. Thanks for making this video GCN 👏

[@wertacus]

I laughed a lot throughout this video. These two goofing around was just what I needed

[@joshriles84]

I'm 6'6"(198cm) and ride a 2xl frame... and people tell me my bike looks huge...i could only imagine trying to ride that thing

[@calidreamin7186]

Oh, you get a lot of looks! I am a 6’8” (203cm) owner of a 4XL DirtySixer and not only love the bike, but chuckle at all the attention and photo seekers.

[@DigitalJedi]

I commute on a 4XL fixie. It gets some looks for sure. My coworkers' 26" and 29" frames look like kids bikes next to mine.

[@thetallerone8435]

Awesome! Loved this! Do another one!

[@connornial8237]

Double disc brake on the front wheel is interesting…

[@robertstrobel7338]

Connor gets Unbound redemption aboard the drop bar DirtySixer.

[@conordunne219]

ohhh now we are talking.... XL version!!!

[@jonathanzappala]

"I've never ridden a bike that's too big for me." I think that's a right of passage haha, Connor just became a real cyclist.

[@KaminKevCrew]

As long as a brake has sufficient power to lock up the wheel, there is no point in adding more braking power (for single braking events. If you'll be braking repeatedly without giving the brakes time to cool down, adding more swept area or doubling up the brakes can help accommodate repeated braking). The tire is the only thing that gives traction, so when stopping, the stopping distance is entirely a function of the amount of traction available to the tire - again, only so long as the brakes have enough power to lock up the wheel. As such, Connor being able to stop so much faster was mainly due to the fact that those tires have a massive contact patch compared to a road tire (even though they have some amount of tread). I also suspect that part of that performance was due to the fact that Hank barely moved backwards on his bike. With the road riding position being so forward leaning, a lot of the mass of the bike is already centered over the front wheel, and this is made worse when under braking. So when Hank yanked on the brakes, all of the weight transferred over the front wheel - so much in fact that the rear wheel locked up entirely, which means that the rear wheel was contributing almost nothing to slowing the bike. If you were to re run that braking test, I suspect that Hank could stop faster if he actually performed an emergency stop, where the rider leans back as far as possible, so their butt is behind the seat. The road bike still may not reach the same level of braking as the dirty sixer, but it could definitely be a lot closer. Connor being on such a big bike means that his center of gravity is relatively centered in the first place, which inherently helps the braking performance of the larger bike without the rider having to shift their weight, which allows the rear wheel to contribute much more to braking than the road bike. TL;DR: The huge wheels and tires mean that there is so much more contact patch for the big bike that it stopped faster. Hank also didn't actually perform an emergency stop (he didn't lean back) and locked up the rear wheel of the road bike, which reduced the effectiveness of that braking system. And no, the vast, vast majority of riders do not need dual front disc brakes as the discs on their own have plenty of stopping power in single packages. Additionally, if you don't have enough stopping power, you would be better off adapting your brakes to fit bigger rotors on the frame rather than doubling up.

[@rlm4471]

It's crazy that 36" rims and tires exist. I wonder who makes those, and how many of them they sell.

[@surlyogre1476]

Coker Tire (famous for tires for vintage automobiles) makes 32" and 36" tires for unicycles. The Dirtysixer is spec'd with _Nimbus Nightrider Lite 2.25_ (57mm) tires. They give dimensions in Imperial, I don't know what the ETRTO size would be. (I'm curious to find out)

[@ryanbrown7240]

Honestly, the dual disc brakes should be put on more bikes I’m 220 pounds and I could use the braking power while descending

[@calidreamin7186]

I own a DirtySixer in 4XL and the braking is truly EPIC.

[@GordoGambler]

I'm 5'8". With my loaded tour bike about it's 290 lbs. My SA XL-FDD dyno DRUM brake stops as well as ANYTHING. For the first 5,500 tour miles I had a USELESS caliper on my Rohloff14. Now it has a perfect cable / resin pad TRP Spyre with the 203 disc. It can lock in 1/100 sec.

[@GordoGambler]

@@calidreamin7186 They give you skinny spokes instead of 2.3/2.0?? LOL.

[@trumanb4758]

3:23 Just drop the bloody seat down. Easy.

[@bibasik7]

You absolutely need to give this thing to GMBN!

[@melibaut]

This is hilarious! Thanks for posting 😂

[@CoachLo3]

I’d love to see that on a mountain bike trail!

[@ScotChef]

When he almost kicked hank off mid ride 😂😂😂

[@conordunne219]

It wasn't intentional, honest

[@alexandergilmour8451]

Wheelbase makes a huge difference to stopping distance

[@WaechterDerNacht]

To be honest: alot of the components have a limit weight that is too low. I'm 2m and 115 kg and already have to look for those things. And I've got several friends which are ~185cm and are heavier than me. So it's a general problem and not a pure sizing problem.

[@JonCannings]

Laughed so hard at this. Fantastic work guys

[@kyungi1]

Funny a few years ago a customer had us build this giant bike for him at our shop lol.. He said it was a kickstarter project crazy😂

[@gcn]

Look how far it's come 🙌

[@mitchpaliga4851]

Hank should use his newly acquired wheelie skills on the gianormous bike. Come on Hank!

[@gcn]

Hahahaha now we would pay to see this! 🤣

[@nodews]

Love the vibes in this vid !!

[@noptimized]

I know that DirtySixer has supplied bikes to NBA players, which begs the question… Can Conor dunk?! [edit: I’m suddenly curious to know which second sport is each presenter’s favourite. To watch? To participate in?]

[@JamesL-W]

He tells me he can!

[@conordunne219]

Stay tuned... dunking vid inbound ha!

[@zukzworld]

Love the video. Loved this pair always…. Sorry, no hard feelings please. 🤓

[@kurtallen8837]

Enjoyed this couldn't stop laughing Drop bars , slick tyres that'll be interesting

[@SaulVector]

finally the 36' came back into the canal, too bad the parts were too big for them, the crank could be a 170mm one without a problem, lowering the stem would help, just making the bike fit for a normal person on the 36' frame would greatly improve the overall performance. and would not be treated as something from another world

[@gur262]

Probably low stem+ reversed riser bars. Gets you a nice relaxed high hand position in the middle too. I think reverse Stem would look odd here.

[@robertgrayis]

I love Hank, what a lovely dork.

[@robertgrayis]

Conor is also a massive dork, much love xx

[@TriSpedsOfficial]

Lmao the 5xl weighs the exact same as my XL orbea mx50

[@illuminatustm]

4:40 I really expected a "your mum" joke here

[@gcn]

You know who else expected a joke there? .... You mum!

[@bubblesezblonde]

Excellent! Now I have to find that El Alto vid again....

[@conordunne219]

El Altoooo!!!!!

[@alaire1]

You should find a proper big guy and take him gravel biking with this.

[@lennymccartney1]

auditioning for the next pantomime at the famous bath theatre royal - "hank and the giant bean bike".

[@mikekent9488]

I love this. Thanks for sharing

[@horiasantorini8744]

Liked the video so much! Really appreciated it and the info! Maybe you could also do a video testing the Jones bikes, Jones touring bikes (allmost-mountainbikes). Also with big wheels and a special modified handle bar. Kinda of a niche bicycle with some people that like it... like Ubuntu operating system for some. They have website, YT channel and all'o'that..

[@ExplosiveNotes]

I think Hank missed the wisdom from not so many videos ago "'Stay humble or tall irish man will add weigth to your vest"

[@gcn]

Hahahah that age old proverb 🙌

[@MggW]

Never mind Conor on gravel, we really need to see Hank wheelie this bike!

[@conordunne219]

I'll believe it when I see it hahaha

[@MarkGovier]

Seeing that on gravel and jumps will be awesome.

[@marlerr__4235]

Nice to see a father teach his son how to ride a bike😊

[@conordunne219]

He is doing well isn't he

[@marlerr__4235]

@@conordunne219 graceful

[@arnegerhardsen3755]

Hello Hank. This is the funniest crazy ide and video you have made. Best Regards Arne G from Norway

[@carloshiguera82]

That bike is the ultimate crouch test 😳

[@donball370]

Hank really is 5'6" 😂😂😂

[@waywardchildcyclist]

Got to be one of the funniest videos 😂

[@SquareWheelMedia]

The length of Conor’s coat sleeves 🤣 it looks like his mum is trying to get the most out of his clothes after a growth spurt 🤣

[@maggiechaney4757]

I love how the on-bike camera turned Hank into a cartoon character

[@neilcampion5265]

Awesome video! 😂

[@dagger7782]

Love huge bikes, not as insane but it’s always fun seeing my xl surly krampus popping out over the bike rack over everyone else, first bike I’ve found that fits me at 6’5”

[@CTB2580]

Needs a giant dropper post for dismounting 😂

[@brannmacfinnchad9056]

9:30 ....So what I'm hearing is you need to get Feather on this bike and see if that allows you to finally beat him.

[@ooojamaflip]

This was Little and Large at their best. 😀

[@JamesL-W]

glad you enjoyed it

[@Pionirish]

We need to have a Father Ted closer/larger, further away/smaller sketch with Hank and Conor

[@stevenbird1431]

Awesome video👍

[@PElfama]

funny ~~~ liked it very much.

[@enzochoi923]

just started riding a 36er unicycle. a religious experience.

[@keflarjeoffrey]

Dirty Dunne, put some dropbars on that bad boy

[@peterthomas8053]

Yeah, let's see it perform on a trail. Just need to find a GMBN giant.🤔

[@gcn]

failing that, Conor can surely tackle the ride?!

[@peterthomas8053]

Of course he could. He would then be in the running for an award at the annual TV Awards, in the comedy section.😜😂

[@songofyesterday]

Hank thought about pulling a Superman a bit late there on the descent. Would have looked hilarious though😂

[@JamesL-W]

hahaha, I did think about it