Trying a MTB Vlog! (C02 vs Hand Pump for Cycling)

Trying something new! Let me know what you think of this type of video! Cheers!
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[@martialsunwalk9955]

i love this style, talking to us while on a bike, genius

[@ryandacus]

Love it dude sweet video! I am a big handup glove fan too! I battle that decision all the time pump vs co2. You made a great point about the difference in weight in the 2 never really thought about that. Keep up the great work buddy!

[@Kerobinson15]

Just getting along to watching this video and wanted to let you know I love the Vlog. Glaud youre back to the singletrack brother. One of my fav KZbin's

[@Yardstick401]

Finally a voice of reason! I have carried a Blackburn Mammoth since the late 90's. It is bigger and fatter than a lot of the mini-pumps so it puts out a lot of volume per stroke. It's heavier than the tiny mini pumps, but it's worth it when you actually have to put air in a tire. Anybody who knows I carry it asks to use it instead of their mini when they need air on the trail. Regarding CO2, I think you need at least three cartridges. Too often the first cartridge gets wasted because of another hole, unseated bead or the person using it is just unfamiliar with the way their inflator works.

[@pbillings808]

Like the format! Speedy recovery!

[@enduroshredders6122]

I carry both, but If im doing shuttles I use Co2 because I can hopefully seal the bead of the tyre and still remain Tubless for the rest of the run/ride. But always have a tube and Pump as a back up.

[@alexthemtbr]

Enduro Shredders that’s smart! Yea I guess I use a dynaplug to help seal the outside. I’ve never flatted where the bead unseated so badly that I couldn’t pump it by hand, I guess that depends on the tire

[@enduroshredders6122]

Alex Chamberlin Knock on wood, I also haven't had issues with a huge flat, but if a friend has a flat the Co2 just speeds up the process trail side, and more of a chance that the tubeless will still seal, since the Co2 releases a lot of gas really quickly. But if I'm not in a fast group, hand pump every time. Save money and the environment!

[@TheGuyWho3415]

Enduro Shredders every time I go to the park I get a flat, last time it was rough! Busted a dime sized hole in the tire riiiight on the bead. C02 might have globbed up enough sealant, but all I had was a pump :(

[@enduroshredders6122]

Like what Alex said, Dynaplug would help too, and a Co2 you might have gotten lucky and sealed it again.

[@enduroshredders6122]

@AlexChamberlin I would be down for some custom Hand Up Gloves from you!!!

[@ryandacus]

Hell yes I would buy Handup gloves if you did a collab with them! I wear them now so I would definitely buy to support your channel bro!

[@alexthemtbr]

Ryan Dacus that’s what I like to hear! Just need to come up with a cool design and maybe a logo finally 😂

[@bicycle6407]

I liked that ...I carry a Lezyne Alloy Drive mini-pump, mounted next to bottle cage. It has a small hose that stores inside the pump when not in use. I also carry a valve core tool, and make sure the core is tight before threading the pump onto the valve! ...It does seem to take forever to reach proper psi with a small pump... Yes on the EDC vid, and also intrigued by the OneUp system... thanx man! ☻🦄

[@alexthemtbr]

bicycle640 I think the EDC video will be a hit!

[@Lukeanicic]

Cool start, something different I like it

[@alexthemtbr]

Ynort awesome! Wanted to do something fresh!

[@Lukeanicic]

Alex Chamberlin I know how it feels to get back on the bike after an injury. I broke my collarbone not fun

[@motoj9050]

Good content my man, Found your channel yesterday. The ktm in the garage is looking nice too. Im looking at selling my 2016 yzf to get more into mtb.

[@trailpeddler1442]

Mini pump all the way. I understand getting back on the bike, broke collar bone back in September. Last Saturday was my first ride a.k.a. Road ride. Just glad to be on the bike..

[@alexthemtbr]

Trail Peddler sounds like we are in a similar boat 🚣‍♀️ Hope healing is going well!

[@liquidfluidity8061]

6 pairs of HandUp gloves in my household. Great minimalist glove and the terri thumb works very well!

[@alexthemtbr]

Liquidfluidity that’s awesome!!

[@mikekobylasz3490]

Hand up gloves are the best imo love them kept hands warm in sup 30 degrees in Michigan and cool in 85 the same week lol great gloves happy to see ya on the rig dude get well fast n more inside races footage is my favorite seems to be a good one for sure don't see to much of that!

[@enderkingdom146]

I carry both when I'm racing b/c like you said they're only a couple hundred grams. CO2s are faster but the pump is more reliable. Also the HandUp gloves idea sounds cool and I would definitely buy them!

[@alexthemtbr]

Ender Kingdom good to know!!!

[@RyanBoardman234s]

If you are able to get a glove design, they should be SC themed. (Redwoods, loam, ocean, etc) That way they could reach a much larger audience than just your channel.

[@alexthemtbr]

Ryan Boardman trueeeee

[@markevans585]

Its all good man .. good you tell us your set up etc ..sometimes better than just pov trail riding !!

[@alexthemtbr]

Mark Evans that’s good to hear!!

[@livefreeandshred9818]

Dude after an injury it's nice to get out and do something on the bike. I broke my tib/fib and collarbone at once and I was laid up for like 3 months. That's actually what got me into riding mtb again. I usually carry a pump to answer your original question.

[@alexthemtbr]

LiveFreeandShred that sounds insanely miserable! Glad you are back!

[@livefreeandshred9818]

Alex Chamberlin thanks. It was a motocross accident....racing moto is kind of one of those things like it's not if you get hurt it's when.

[@ryandacus]

I agree on the mini pump all the way you made some great points. I have been carrying a co2 cartridge and mini pump swapping back and forth between the two but now I will be carrying a pump. Like you said you have to carry a 20g to pump up MTB tires.

[@alexthemtbr]

Ryan Dacus I was just thinking of it randomly because I was in the market for a pump this morning. Trying to get a minimalist one to fit in the downtube. They are essentially the same weight and the pump lasts forever!

[@Mike_Jones68]

Glad uve been riding...cant imagine being out with all i can do here in CO...best wishes on tot recovery

[@phillipmoore8531]

Liked the Vlog bro! Hand pumps for the win! A vlog idea could be to share some enduro racing tips, as well as info about gear and prepping for a race. I sent you an email with more info on that and some questions about Maxxis tires. Would love your feedback! Thanks and keep shredding!

[@jaredkaye9757]

Dang, I used to live super close to you haha, actually going to be up there this next week. Decided to not bring my bike because of the rain

[@eckythump6429]

OneUp mini pump with a cartridge stashed inside it. CO2 to reseat a tubeless tyre then the hand pump to top it up and for reliability.

[@alexthemtbr]

Eckythump good idea!!!

[@ryandacus]

You might need to move to SC or NC like me watching a channel like big truck big RV.....hahaha love it! Next time ride that pump track screw it!

[@alexthemtbr]

Ryan Dacus chico is super strict on closing trails/the pumptrack when it rain. Even though our trails are 100% rock! So weird. And honestly 😂 I’m not opposed to living in Knoxville or Asheville. I was a huge fan when I visited.

[@ryandacus]

I was just teasing man I don’t expect you to do anything illegal! Move out here dude if you get the chance!

[@RyanBoardman234s]

Topic ideas: My top 5 least favorite mtb products

[@alexthemtbr]

Ryan Boardman I think one specific company would get very offended 😂

[@s2korpionic]

Volume spacers. Fricking volume spacers.

[@kennysousa5029]

Not sure if this has been mentioned already - I’ve heard the benefit of using C02, other than the time savings and hand cramping, is the fact that it has the power to seat a tubeless tire. I carry a small vial of sealant and one C02 cartridge with the presta adapter. I’ve actually never used it to prove myself right or wrong...would be interesting if an mtb KZbinr made a video out of it ;)

[@alexthemtbr]

Kenny Sousa you can! But if you flat a tuneless tire and the bead pops off. Why would you try and reseat it? What if the tire has a hole and doesn’t reseat. Then you wasted your co2 and your tire is flat 😂

[@ThunderStruckMTB]

The squeaking you are hearing is the axle retaining nut/cap/spacer on the Spanks spinning around while you pedal and rubbing on your 5-10s...... I chased that down a couple of years ago by giving my bike a complete overhaul. Beyond frustrating.

[@frostburn311]

Hey Alex, I like the video Vlog idea! Can you make one on your storage/pack supplies for rides now that you have the SWAT storage? I'd be curious on your take for a backpack-less ride with just a water bottle vs a normal camelbak style pack.

[@alexthemtbr]

Christopher Lilly I will soon!

[@TrailFeatures]

I wouldn't mind trying the e*thirteen cassette, the extra range in an 11spd package would be interesting to try. The 9t may be a little sketchy, but you're not exactly going to be pumping out gobs of torque in that gear anyway; the ability to run a wicked small ring up front would be nice here in Austin. There's a lot of tech after someone spilled Miracle-Gro on the rock gardens... Also, I carry both. Co2 is to help reseat a bead if I have to boot my tire. I already carry 25lbs of camera gear, what's another few grams? 💪😎

[@alexthemtbr]

Trail Features 25lbs😳😳😳

[@Jack1dg]

Trail Features c

[@lemonadejesus5485]

Loved my E-13 cassette.

[@Bjoggi308]

I tried the Box 11-46 cassette and I liked it alot until I bent the sprockets. But aside from that, the 46 vs 42 (SRAM) in first gear made enough of a difference in the PNW hills with a 30T front sprocket. But the 11T for the highest gear was marginal, but only on the road. I never ran out of gears on the trail.

[@lemonadejesus5485]

E-13 has a 9-46 with a range of 510%+ The gear spacing can be a bit too much for more XC or slight inclines.

[@gtflyer]

I should add, that I do have a mini pump, for longer rides.

[@seanharanmtb7923]

Co2 is really just because it's easier than sitting there pumping up a damn tire. On quick, under 2 hour rides I bring just some Co2's, but on longer rides I'll carry a pump instead, much more reliable.

[@windsurfer912]

I have that small lezyne mini pump. That with the back country research strap and I'm good! But I never have to use it haha thanks to tubeless tires lol. I run the pump on my water bottle mounts. Lol it does look kinda dumb haha

[@maxpalacio5587]

Please do a more in depth review of the TRP brakes! Love the vids!

[@alexthemtbr]

Max Palacio i will once I can really ride!

[@CrushedLuminary]

Co2 vs air pump: Co2 is "thinner" (smaller molecules) than air, and will seep through rubber. This is why Co2 tires, go flat faster.

[@alexthemtbr]

Crushed Luminary well it’s just meant to get you home but yes you are very right 😂

[@noahjohnson9654]

Bring the custom gloves on! That would be sick

[@mtbboy1993]

I got pump + 2 co2 cartridges, pumping with a small pump is really harsh on my hands. one problem with the Lezyne co2 head is that they wear out fast, so it does not fill up the tyre. I got a Lezyne pump, so far no issues, but the rubber caps fall off.

[@alexthemtbr]

Johannes Nilsen good to know!

[@mtbboy1993]

just a few times of use and they are useless, the rubber seal inside wears out, so if you want to continue using it new seals is necessary. as can be seen here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnfZmqyDe9-HjrM this is the model that failed me: www.lezyne.com/product-CO2-infl-twinspddrive.php#.Wg7dz3lryUk I got their sv10 multitool, worked flawlessly, but I managed to bend the small Allen key due to play in the tool, I should have checked the tool, so was my fault, managed to bend it back, I regularly check my tools now. flic.kr/s/aHsm4Z2rgZ

[@mtbboy1993]

I have not tested a bunch of them, but first impressions were not that great. I got the Lezyne Alloy Drive, I have previously used a topeak pump, But it was awful seal wore out after about ten uses. durable seals is important, also easy to replace too.

[@mtbboy1993]

pump with a hose is definitely a must, A kid surprised me, with taking my pump and tried to pump up my bike, and damaged the Presta valve with a Topeak DX.

[@mtbboy1993]

But you can, of course, replace the seals, for the where the valve goes in, but not where the cartridge goes in, which worn out, I did not expect it to wear so soon. I guess its possible, if you get the seal out with a pick and then replace it by pressing it back in, which could be tricky, IMO they should have made both ends with a threaded cap, to make it easy.

[@thim8009]

Was running schwalbe's in colorado and had to put 3 tubes in 1 week but after 2nd time with lightest pump which sucked I switched to a lenze mini floor pump ya it's heavier but not alot more but man they work awesome. And yes I was running tubeless with 30 lbs in rear. I run a dhf in rear now and love it but that pump is worth its weight. I'm all about lighter but if it doesn't work worth a hoot then it's dead weight. It's big enough to work good but small enough to strap on next to water bottle.

[@alexthemtbr]

Thim Bales that’s good to know. I definitely will do my research. I have a decent hand pump now, but was going for the minimalist setup

[@Bjoggi308]

I have never carried CO2. Way too many times I have had friends run out, forget to replace empty ones, or just waste their gas via mistakes or unfamiliarity. I'm already a clydesdale so a pump and a tube makes little difference for my pack.

[@nathan42694]

Co2. Takes up less room in my hip pack, haven't got a flat on Maxxis tires in a year, I'm biking for 1.5-3 hours, an I have a family to get back to.

[@Guineson]

I carry around co2 and a hand pump, i don't worry about weight or space (my camelbak w/ 3L of water is 15lbs haha) i use the co2 on tubeless to help set the bead if it pops off and then use hand pump to set pressure.

[@RobBradshawG]

Yah just got a mini lezyne hp sport pump. The thing weighs barely anything and was only $28aud. The other thing with c02 is they are expensive

[@TheGuyWho3415]

I carry a pump nowadays because every co2 adapter I've used has either not worked or exploded. Pump never fails (unless it destroys your valve stem)

[@alexthemtbr]

newt agreed!!!

[@WasabiWei]

The wind muffling mic seems to be working pretty well!

[@brandonowens6912]

My✋ pump has valve core remover making them a better application on the trail than c02.

[@brianrichards782]

I carry a pump and CO2 I basically only use the pump and I use the co2 my tire bead unseats from my rim

[@kalebmoore17]

my question is if a 29er enduro like the specialized or evil with 160 in the rear and put 180 would be as fast as a 27.5 downhill bike on a dh race just want some in put see if you need two bikes or just one and sweet dirt bikes

[@BrianVaughn]

I keep a mini pump in my bag but since I've trying to go bagless, I started sticking a CO2 in my awesome strap. I know my pump came with a water bottle attachment but I have no idea where that ended up.

[@alexthemtbr]

Brian Vaughn yeah that’s a big reason for co2 is how tight of a space it would fit in!

[@buckettheadjones2935]

I never really put much thought into it. I have a mini pump on my water bottle cage but it is tiny mini. I can hardly imagine pumping a mtb tire with it but it is always there. I also carry co2. I have used both. Mini for a slow leak discovered in my wife's bike that encouraged me to buy co2 and the co2 in Moab. Both with tubes. I have since gone tubeless on my bike and have never had an issue but still carry both and a tube. I don't care about the weight at all. If I add two pounds to my set up that only makes me want to lose 5 from my personal excess. I can alway stand to lose a couple of pounds. I guess the co2 is easier in my mind so my reality is it is easier. So my answer to your question is that both is better than either one.

[@frankfattore989]

I’d like to get Your take on proper inflation for tubeless mtb tires. I personally think most people under inflate them, and then have to ad those foam inserts, because they get too many “burp” flats, or pinch flats.

[@alexthemtbr]

Frank Fattore inserts don’t make a lot of sense to me. The are trying to solve a problem you can fix by running normal air pressure. The lowest I can go is 27F/31R without burping or it feeling squirmy

[@frankfattore989]

Alex Chamberlin I totally agree! Do a vlog on this, and promise you’ll stir up a shit storm!

[@Lukeanicic]

When u are fully back into riding do u plan on doing a review on the bike yolk dropper?

[@alexthemtbr]

Ynort yea! So far it’s been phenomenal. Never felt a post so smooth

[@amandapeine6745]

Only time I ever used CO2, the bead didn't seat right and it was wasted. Had to borrow a pump. I won't be getting more CO2.

[@matthewhall554]

I've been riding Shimano XT pedals for so long, decided to try the same Spanks your riding. I have to say it's been difficult relearning bunny hopping and jumping, in other words still on the fence, your thoughts?

[@alexthemtbr]

Matthew Hall that’s the point! Clips ruin technique. Flats force you to use proper technique

[@TheRealJoeMP]

A CO2 can re seat a tubeless tire. Good luck with the mini pump! If you're just running tubes, mini pump is fine though.

[@lewisharvey6992]

I carry both CO2 and a hand pump, 9/10 times, I go for Co2 because I don't like to inconvenience other people I ride with, and when I do, I like to reduce it as much as possible, and the speed of Co2 cuts time that people wait for me by a lot

[@alexthemtbr]

Lewis Harvey that is true!

[@Noah_wie]

Please do more vlogs 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@alexthemtbr]

I’m starting to helmet cam when I ride now!

[@kenny_kaos]

Should have gone with the cowboy boots lol

[@kenny_kaos]

Also i only carry a pump, no c02s

[@rogerarmendariz3810]

I started with mini pump then went to co2 and thought it was great no pumping super fast . I started buying co2 and paying money helped a couple other riders with it bought more tanks. I decided to go back to mini pump bought a crank brother pump I am in no hurry not racing or anything.

[@kollinhodges1465]

Do you have a link to the semi metallic saint brake pads?

[@alexthemtbr]

kollin hodges trucker co!

[@thim8009]

Any who get better and good luck man

[@alexthemtbr]

Thim Bales thank you!

[@gtflyer]

CO2 carts are smaller in size, also they are faster. :)

[@DavidBrownFan]

Got any tips on on the bike storage? Like without the swat downtube just a simple trail bike but for a full seasons enduro

[@alexthemtbr]

DBF Films edc tool is amazing plus backcountry research straps !

[@JS-tb9hu]

DBF Films does the bike have a swat bottle cage that lifts to reveal an opening?

[@richcain5127]

Bike is gorgeous! Way to go. I use CO2 as I ride road/cx/mtb. Also a 16g cartridge fills my 27.5 2.3" tire to 25 psi. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@xagrosfaraji7581]

Even though I carry a mini pump, I can see why someone would use a co2. I guess it is just quicker

[@alexthemtbr]

Xagros Faraji yeah definitely

[@roosterswhip6658]

Would cop AC gloves

[@Forthetimebeing72]

Talk about hardtail bikes. GMBN did a pole and 51% said they started on one and 40% said they still ride one. I would like to see what more you tubers think about hardtail and how capable they are

[@alexthemtbr]

They are awesome for the intended purpose. I would own one as a second bike if i had the money

[@TLPnega]

Fuck dude just send it. I don't even have a pump I just use my lungs #beastmode

[@TLPnega]

\if my lungs don't work I go balls deep....literally

[@AmsterDanTheAmerican]

Mini Pump...environmentally friendly too.

[@alexthemtbr]

Dan Reilly I feel bad that didn’t really cross my mind, are they even recyclable??

[@AmsterDanTheAmerican]

Not to my knowledge. Suppose the metal could be melted down but most people just throw them by the road side or trail side. Would be an interesting survey...what do you do with your used co2 cartridges?

[@forestwiids9710]

I'm a product designer and from what I can see something being recyclable doesn't make it sustainable. If the pump has a long life span then it becomes sustainable

[@JoshuaLTRyan]

mini pump, I think it's more reliable.

[@alexthemtbr]

Joshua Ryan I’ve had so many co2 applicators fail. Then you are screwed

[@s2korpionic]

Yeah, I don't understand ANY products that are one-time use... except food and water of course. Those CO2 cartridges feels like such a waste. Same thing with 'energy sticks'. I'd rather make a burrito, wrap it tight with aluminium foil and keep it secured in my backpack when riding.

[@edwardcarron4031]

What’s song is that at the start

[@alexthemtbr]

Edward Carron some jazzy song from SoundCloud

[@jinavl]

pump /shock combo..works great and isn't heavy..not a weight weenie

[@alexthemtbr]

justin in buffalo yeah that’s the best

[@mtbboy1993]

I would not buy these gloves due to lack of knuckle protection, I had actually torn the first layer of skin of my middle finger by crashing once. crashed in few trees too. So for me, Poc is the only option.

[@alexthemtbr]

Johannes Nilsen that makes sense! I’m a big minimalist fan but I can definitely see why you would want the added protection

[@mtbboy1993]

I also wear shin, knee, elbow guards and of course FullFace helmet, with my joint issues its really a must, saved me from harsh impacts several times, some of them where even not on the trails.

[@Honda-nn3ee]

C02 for me just because it’s way faster.

[@KurtisPape]

Man everyone still uses tubes, its insane, for me 2500km on my road bike tubeless and no punctures, I had 1 but it sealed itself so it doesnt even count. I have never taken a tube with me, I only take a pump :) I love trolling people with innertubes.

[@alexthemtbr]

Kurtis dude still bring a tube 😂😂 Almost every mtber runs tubeless and we still get flat tires bad enough that we can’t re seal the tire

[@KurtisPape]

I dont feel the need to on the road or MTB, if you get a huge blow out thats the end of the tire so your doomed anyway, but a puncture can seal itself and a pump should be all you need to get the tire back to pressure, Ill get back to ya if I have to do the walk of shame hahaha :)

[@KurtisPape]

Btw I run your DHF, Aggressor combo without double down just to be edgy, but it works great. Hope your injury gets better!

[@JoshuaBaylin]

When u going to post?

[@jkamer2168]

Say you burp a ton of air, and your tubeless set-up loses it's bead...then wouldn't you need a CO2 to get it back in if you don't wanna use your tube? I have the OneUP EDC tool that's hidden inside the pump (not the steerer tube) so I ride with both.

[@mtadams2009]

For me if you are not racing I don;t understand the CO2 at all, hand pump as I am in no rush. Also since I am tubeless I rarely have any issue. I also think CO2 is a waste of our natural resources.

[@alexthemtbr]

agreed

[@andrewcooke3899]

Compare trps to shimano and maybe sram brakes

[@alexthemtbr]

Andrew Cooke once they are worn in!

[@benfeatherstone1067]

the CO2 can seat a bead

[@markevans585]

Man u wheelie so good still chatting bloody showoff ;):):)

[@io2738]

Co2 for tubeless but I understand you

[@alexthemtbr]

io I run tubeless lol

[@mtbboy1993]

quite smart use of time, kill 2 birds with one stone, talking and riding.

[@alexthemtbr]

Johannes Nilsen 😂😂

[@claritean]

i looked up those gloves, I wouldnt buy them just because i dont like how they are built. I am very picky about the fingertips there

[@alexthemtbr]

Roman Lukáč what’s the issue? I’ll let them know so they can improve the product!

[@claritean]

Not that i have owned these HandUP ones. What I dont like on gloves is when the seam meets on the fingertip, if it's not perfectly sown it presses you under the nail and is annoying. for example the cube gloves or roeckl mango gloves have the palm material going over the fingertip to the upper side of finger and the seam is about where your nail starts to grow from finger. nice and sturdy and comfortable but i guess a bit less design-friendly

[@eolle43]

On the new bike healing up! I Agree with all the comments about the downside of CO2. I am a CO2 carrier exclusively. I rarely use it but you can easily fill up up to a 2.3 29er tire with a single 18g CO2 (see link below) and it takes about 30 sec. I have a limited time to bike CO2 and a Dynaplug have made small punctures a non-item.. Honestly, the real reason for CO2 because I am old/lazy and need to preserve my strokin' arm muscles. It always seems to take like umpteen trillion strokes to fill up a tire using a pump. I think if I was really worried and in the middle of nowhere I would carry both. Been impressed with Hand UP gloves and their customer service. They seem like an excellent company. If you had a design I would buy a pair. CO2 chart and estimated psi per CO2 canister: reviews.mtbr.com/inflation-chart-for-different-tire-sizes-and-co2-sizes/screen-shot-2016-08-01-at-12-48-36-pm

[@alexthemtbr]

Eric O, your points are definitely valid! Makes sense. That’s awesome to hear about the handup gloves! Hopefully I can come out with a design soon.

[@Flyers2929]

I run Schwalbe tires specifically because I've had bad luck with Maxxis tires flatting. The magic Mary has been bullet proof

[@Jack1dg]

Do you live with your parents?

[@alexthemtbr]

Jack D Gray not for about 5 years no

[@abhinavsixfaces]

next video: DIY swat downtube...

[@gregorwellard349]

Vs lil pump

[@alexthemtbr]

Greg Wellard true

[@thim8009]

You switch bikes too much better get a neutral color in gloves

[@alexthemtbr]

Thim Bales that just means more gloves 😏