Just found your channel. The best bike review I have ever read. Not full of generalities and marketing speak. I am seriously considering a roadmachine 01
I watch a lot of bike radar, and cycling weekly videos... But they talk a bunch of crap about compliance and talk in theoretical terms... That it always seemed like fluff. I'm genuinely impressed with your reviews because you give real world examples like drifting etc... This is honestly the first review where it relates to a writer and how they use the bike in the real world. None of that stiffness and compliance BS that bike rider and the other reviewers like to spew. This channel definitely needs to blow up
Finally!!! Cheers to you jack. You are so kind delivering the content and out standing one for sure, very serious and punctual too. Love the content of yours Jack. Thanks for speaking loud my name and very well pronounced!!! Later comments and will share for sure. Cheers to you again and thanks a lot for listening to us your followers.
We got you man. Currently testing a BMC URS. Pretty sweet machine. Review coming to the channel ASAP. We really appreciate the support and want to deliver the best we can for you.
I'd love to try one of those, see how it compares to my roadmachine, watching the review it seems to do everything the rm does and still has decent comfort for long days in the saddle, defo one to consider for my next bike, great review btw 👍👍
This is what a bike review should be. I don't know any US cycling magazine, pretty much everything is in UK, this is a fresh air, no British marketing sponsored bullshit ;)
Great video! I am a proud owner of a 2017 BMC Teammachine SLR01 (along with a 2014 BMC Granfondo Gf01 and a 2019 BMC Timemachine Road TMR01) and can fully attest to the way this bike handles, particularly on descents. I understand more about why that is thanks to your insight.
Just found your channel, this is certainly the best BMC Teammachine SLR01 review on line. I think that you should have more views because you did really an amazing job. Thank you for this!
Thanks for the review Jack, the best I've seen! I bought the exact same back in 58 after viewing your review and because of the bike availability. I've put around 1200 miles on the bike with major climbing in SF Bay area. I came off a 2018 SuperSix Evo Hi-Mod Ultegra mechanical (older model) for comparison which I paid around $3600 at the time. I had to go back to my LBS twice because the saddle post was sliding within the frame. It has been fixed since but that was super annoying for a bike of that price. I found the SRAM Force AXS etap super noisy in the middle cogs (despite the micro-adjustment) compare to my previous mechanical Ultegra. I also experienced some drop chains (outside and inside of the crankset) which chipped the paint (not visible though). My summary: - Stability on the descents is amazing - Stiff bike but SUPER comfortable (better than my older Supersix) - Overall quality feels sturdy - Paintjob is nice but fragile - Braking power is great but also noisy when it's humid (SRAM problem, not BMC) - Heavier than my Supersix by almost 1kg (my Hollowgram wheels were lighter compare to the DT Swiss 1650 that came with the BMC) - Slower than my older Supersix on climbs (it takes me 10W more for similar times) but it's faster on the flat. - Noisy SRAM eTap Force rear cassette Cheers and be safe!
Excellent review! I have the same Systemsix you tested and an older BMC SLR 01 weight in without pedals at 14 1/2 pounds. I love the the Systemsix but rides more on my Teammachine. It just so smooth handling all the turns. Keep up the great work!!
I just subbed. Thanks for the review. Really informative and answers a lot of my questions about my purchase of one of these bikes. I think I'm actually going to go out and get the me now. Nobody else has put the time into the same detailed explanation like you have. Thanks again. 👍😀
Great review. Really like your approach to reviewing a bike, lots of good straightforward info. I’ve been seriously considering this bike so your review has been very helpful.
Happy to hear that RM. It's a wonderful machine. I wish I would have ridden it before investing in a new road bike. Your consideration seems right on to me.
Jack - recently found your channel after being referred to it by Papa Wheelies. Love this and your other review videos. Informative, thoughtful, and thought-provoking, but most importantly, not a mindless recitation of specs and adjectives from the manufacturer’s website. To paraphrase the Big Lebowski, “You are The Dude!” I’m testing out BMC’s Roadmachine along with others from Scott and Specialized. Sounds like I need to take a spin on a Teammachine too. Keep up the great work from Gloucester.
@@ingguidesmedia Would love to. I'm sure you have some great rides on the North Shore. Let me know how to connect and we can plan for it, esp. as it warms up.
Awesome review. Just sub'd. I just picked up a 2016 BMC SLR01 Ultegra di2 with ENVE 6.7 wheels. It is in pristine cond'n and in the same colors as the model you tested. Can't wait to put it through it's paces.
damn!!! you just made me want that bike more and more. Jack, you did a very good, excellent, supreme analysis. I know you did not make a comparison with other bicycles in a mirror sense, it would not be a bad idea if you did, especially you leave me wanting to know if it somehow made you think about being able to change it for the Cannondale that you now have, bicycle I've heard wonders about as well, in fact, thanks to you or your fault and my fault as well a friend of mine just bought the supersix-Evo, he goes at 90 kilometers per hour without a problem, down hill . well, he's not very tall, which It helps to carry the bike a little better, he is 1.68m while I am 1.85m. Anyway, what do you think? Would you trade your cannondale for the BMC? Thank you very much for your work, a video put together in a very professional way. Cheers to you again.
Jack, I've been following your channel for over 2 years when you only had the endurance or race bike comparison vid. Love your vids, super informative. Having said that, where are you?? Looking forward to the next video!!
In my opinion, this is the best review on this BMC Teammachine available on YT : so different from the classic infomercials channels ! Very informative insight and nice video editing. Just subscribed ! You weighed this 54 frame at 17.17 lbs. Was it with the pedals or just fresh out of the box ? Thanks
Thanks for your kind comment. Weighed without pedals. Thanks for subscribing. Had a big project to sort through, but we’re getting back to producing videos now. Jack
As always, excellent content Jack. Btw, I scored an EF Pro Team SuperSix Evo Hi-mod leftover 2019. No ETA on shipping but I'll keep you posted. When it shows up I'll let you know who's bike it was.
Great review. Good Job. 👍 I'm now on a lean away to this BMC as my first disc bike and electrical gears. Can't make my mind up between this orange model 3 force AXS or the blue model 4 Di2 Ultegra 🤔
I like the blue a lot. Bright orange bike is a bit much for me personally. Di2 is going to run smoother, but the wires aren’t as clean as the wireless SRAM. Tough decision.
A very good informative video. I some questions about the aluminium Teammachine: what do you think about the BMC Teammachine alr two disc 2022? What do you think about the BMC Teammachine alr two disc in comparison with the Cannondale Caad13 disc? Finaly, a last question: what do you think about BMC Teammachine slr01 un comparison whit the Specielized Tarmac Slr 6 or 7? Thanks.
Amazing detailed review! You talked a lot about the carbon lay-up. How does this compare to something like the top models from Giant with its assymetric carbon lay-up?
Very nice review. I'm riding the bmc timemachine tmr02, the older version on bmc aero bike. It would be nice if you are interested to test this bike against some of the latest aero bike to see how it compares. I still feel its a very good bike and very heavy hearted to trade it with the new ones. Thanks, Ray here.
Thank you, much appreciated. Yeah, we’d love to get our hands on something from Canyon. Just don’t have access at the moment, but your comment has us putting the feelers out. Jack
Great review. I love this bike! But I have to say - Riding no hand in a group is super unsafe. I would get away from the guy in the group riding no handed. Crash waiting to happen.
I've been riding a few years now and not sure is should by the road or team machine. This is my 3rd year riding. I currently own a specialized roubaix sl4. Thanks in advance
Great video! About to replace a brand new frameset Factor Ostro Vam due to headset issues. I had a Bianchi Oltre before. Looking for the Porsche vs the Ferrari of bikes- reliability, comfort, speed, stiffness and good looks/sexiness. Trying to decide between the Teammachine SLR 01 Two frameset, Cipollini Dolomia or Colnago VR3. I am hesitant on going with the Cipo just because it's like Factor, small manufacturing, but cool looking bikes. Any thoughts.....?
Thank you. Colnago has great mystique for me. The cipo’s look overbuilt, kind of clunky, to me. But I haven’t ridden either so hard to advise. Teammachine is finest road bike I have ridden to date. The layup is very good. I’d trade my 2020 SuperSix Evo, for that bike in a heartbeat. For me the BMC is definitely the Porsche of the bikes you mentioned. Might not be the sexiest, but the engineering just works. Great quality and precision. Fit and finish very good. What was wrong with Factor headset?
@@ingguidesmedia the headset gets loose even after Factor send me an updated fork/headset, nothing has changed. Very disappointing/frustrating at the least considering how expensive the frameset is.
@@martinth2529 yeah, that’s definitely not good. Sorry to hear that. I wish you the best in your search for a new ride. Exciting time picking out a new bike.
Hey! Did you make a decision? I actually have a 2018 SLR01 -- and it's really comfortable and stable, but find myself tempted by the Factor (aero...). How was it, and if you bought a Teammachine, how does it compare?
Hi just stumbled on your channel as I am looking to purchase a roadmachine but no one has my recommended size in stock. I was able to find a Teammachine slr three Ultegra mechanical. the geometry on both bike is very similar but stack and wheelbase are lower on the teammachine. my question is the 56cm comes with a 110mm stem. My bike fitter suggested that can by that bike but change to a 90mm stem. I am just concerned that the stem change might affect tracking and stability. Your thoughts on any possibility that change will affect those characteristics on this bike.
This comment pleases me. Thinking for yourself based upon your own experience is the best way to live. You’ve had a wonderful realization. Do me a favor and pass this knowledge along to anyone who seems open to receiving it. That practice will make the word more intelligent. Thank you for this comment. Jack
I have been looking for a roadmachine but it is out of stock everywhere, instead the teammachine is being offered. Would this be significantly more aggressive/difficult to ride when compared to a roadmachine? I don't ride more than a 100 miles on a ride.
The Teammachine is a very comfortable ride. I’m not sure how it compares to the Roadmachine. The Team is not particularly aggressive for an all arounder. Like I mentioned in the video it has 5mm more trail than most. I’m hesitant to steer you in the wrong direction because it’s a big decision. If you can get the biomechanical position your body requires on the Teammachine, I doubt you’d regret your purchase. Jack
@@freddymora774 Personally I ride the smallest frame I can. Smaller is gonna be snappier. If you want to tone it down, the bigger frame will do that. Function of wheelbase relative to your size. I hope that helps. Jack
This is an excellent review that I have watched a few times now. I just put a deposit on one of these size 56. Last one avaiable apparantly. Going to make my Creo my second bike now: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-30NMAaSFUmk.html . Will be a few weeks at least until it arrives. It was between this and the RoadMachine 3. My "Inner Racer" (Over Weight Ex retired racer from the 80s) made me lean this way. Your review helped! Good stuff!
