A repair stand is seriously the best present you will ever receive. It's the sort of thing you muddle on without, and then wonder how on earth you ever managed
Hello! I have no idea If anyone will stumble across my comment, but I’m in need of serious help. A good friend of mine is an avid MTB biker and I’m still questioning what to get him for his birthday. Watching this video just confused me even more 😂. So bikers, do you need the thingy that plugs holes in your wheels, or the tool thingy, or gloves more? I’m very out of my zone. Bikers who know what they’re doing... any suggestions? As far as I know he’s rather experienced, and likes FOX MTB (?). I’m very much out of my depth, so any help would be appreciated! 😊
Yeah, unless it's Bikepark Lac Blanc. Their renthal bikes are not really for their terrain. I'm speaking about a Rockshox Domain, Rockshox Kage RC and a Sram X3 wich are not really great
Seth you are hands down my favourite youtuber it's because of you I took my old bmx out of the shed and re built it after years of procrastination. Thanks.....
Oh my! A couple days ago, I looked on your channel to see if you posted a video on good mountain bike gifts. And today you posted that video! Haha this helps a lot! Thanks Seth!
Socks and gloves are my go to answer for what people should get me for the holidays. You can never have too many. Another great one to add to your list is a charitable donation in the riders name to the local trails chapter that they ride. I find that while it's not a physical gift, it does mean a lot to most riders I would think.
Just going through the comments to see if anyone else was going to say this! They are VERY crucial to a good ride. I can confirm your mountain biking buddy will appreciate some good bar ends.
Personally my favorite sock is the fox cool max there long as hell offering tons of protection and they feel like not wearing socks at all I've used them on a full day of mountain Bikeing at a park in 80-90°f temps and my feet were the least sweaty part of my body
Hi seth, if you need a mudgard without buying one just get a display folder(the clear sheets in it) google a mtb front mudgard, glue it on then cut it out, use a hole punch to make the holes then attach with zip ties. Great video seth, very helpful
Seths' videos are about entertainment not just bikes, and he gets that right, I end up viewing everyone of them. Spindatt also has the same concept though in a different feel, and his latest videos are good entertainment. Check out his channel.
I personally think that wood would be a great gift as they could build trail features, a garage workshop, a bike wash station, a portable kicker ramp, a bike stand, and much more
Fix it sticks would be a good option because it's a small set of a few different tools that can easily fit in a pocket so a rider can quickly tighten a bolt that went loose instead of looking for a big multitool in their bag.
Great ideas Seth! I see the snow is crazy up there due to this cold front we are having..great riding weather here in Ft.lauderdale! Love the content my friend
need to figure out a hack for not destroying socks then. maybe a sock brand could make left and right-specific socks, where the right has a harder plastic plate on the inside side to protect from chain and such. you could probably make a hack out of something like duct taped inner tubes, or maybe a fat bike sized inner tube cut into a sleeve that you wear over a sock?
I take broken/worn out bike parts and turn them into functional items (wall mount bottle opening chainring, coat hook handlebars, etc). People always like custom cool things, and if you're handy you can DIY really cool bike gifts on the cheap!
