Building Romain Bardet's Tour de France Bike - The All-New SCOTT Foil RC 

Cold, badly lit and echoey?

Great !

@@ercanozkan1 Because ?

The real thing is how much is this bike?

If you like this go watch Gee Milner, they've just copied his videos to a T here

Yeah. That screwdriver totally expanded my mind man.

The bike Dyno at the end was next level cool!

Except at 1:23 I'm cringing at the use of a metal flathead screwdriver to install the rubber piece. He noticeably scratched the frame too. Why not use a plastic pry tool, or something non-marring?

It's a BINURAL music and ther are lots on RU-vid. Thanks me later. 👍

Check this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FVIX6pSxBV0.html

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Yeah he is.

Great deduction. I also came to the conclusion that this person, who works for Scott Sports (a high level Swiss company that produces bicycles, winter equipment, motorsports gear and sportswear) and put together a bike for an elite Tour de France rider, is a professional.

As someone who dabbles in writing music, I posit that Billy Joel is clearly a professional.

As someone who kicks a ball about in my back garden with my son, and having watched Portugal a few times, I can inform you all that Ronaldo is clearly a professional.

I sometimes dabble in being a nobhead, but you guys are clearly professionals. Also Billy Joel sucks.

Everyone in the comments seems to be a mechanic nowsadays

@@ssaini5028 Its called the “Comment” section not the “No Comment” section.

@@m.a.2282 im a billionaire

No doubt...you don't get to assemble the bike of a big-name Tour de France rider if you don't know what you're doing.

@@ssaini5028 me too

Sure is ,right!!!, I was just looking at my old ride sitting on rotting sewups in the garage last week.

Aka as great camera work and editing

It’s a Scott, it’s disposable poorly fabricated junk. LOL

Is that not the standard way to do it? I've never seen any other way?

@@sjmclean0 It is the standard method vs the reverse wrap (which is what I prefer for a cleaner no finishing tape method)

The mechanics and cooks run the team but like everything else the talent are the ones who pay the bills (so to speak)

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Yeah those guys can build a bike in a pitch dark room, extremly skilled people :D

They do training on new parts and frames

video editing

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old school, my bike is Jalaberts first Giant TCR 1, not the awful yellow grey one but the green purple carbon one

@@thevintagehifiambassador8524 If you want to go older school, my "old school bike" was the bike I used for randonneuring on a few years ago, a custom Reynolds 653 that was built for me in 1994 with a 76 degree seat angle for time trialing with 700C wheels and not 24" pram wheels at the front! Turns out it was also better for me for road riding too due to hip inflexibilities. The fact it was all steel hid the fact that it was basically a 90's steel TT bike when I washed off the dust and brought it back to life in 2012. I stuffed a pair of mudguards on it and a set of tri bars and rode all day at 180 watts at speeds that kept me in blissful silence (which is the way I like it) as most sat on my wheel. for the 200, 300, 400 and 600km rides. Seems ironic that the bike that got me my first sub 22 minute 10 mile TT also got me my first 600km ride. Steel is real! LOL The 300km ride was the one that I decided that the San Marco Regal Saddle that I bought in 1987 had seen better days and needed replacing. I wont go into details but "raw like room temperature steak" probably paints the picture more graphically than a yellow TCR paint job. Truth be told, my Cannondale SuperSix is more comfortable and descends like a dream. If I could have a 76 degree seat angle version of that, I'd sell my car to buy it. The Cannondale was about as new school as I got before I stopped riding. I'm getting back into it but waiting until I (a) get really fit again and (b) stay fit enough for long enough to justify a significant purchase of another nice bike. I'm an old fart but not dumb enough to think that all of the old stuff was so much better. :P

@@Swampster70 Hello. I was just talking about the design and the colours. Rabobank Colnago orange white blue one was my dream. Last time I rode a bike was in 2011, for 30 minutes. I'm an old fart too :-)

@@thevintagehifiambassador8524 Sounds like a nice bike. I do like the old Colnago and would like one but the seat angles are way to set back for me. My eyes would love such a bike, my back would hate be for the rest of eternity. LOL

he attacked early at the granon but jonas caught him...

I was just thinking the same and looked for this comment. Steve Mould done a good video on something that explains it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TNuzi-jMXoY.html

I have the same problem with my powered roller. Binkin' convex's.

The Wright Brothers were pretty blown away with their own creation. Imagine how blown away would they be if they see modern day commercial airliners.

@@arsalaanansari2021 - Well yes, but I mention the Wright Brothers because, before they began experimenting with heavier-than-air aircraft, they were a bicycle manufacturer.

me too, wood or extra hard plastic, for the rest vid was perf

I am so glad I’m not the only one That was some caveman level stuff.

Haha! 100% I’d have slipped and scratched the whole frame.