You’re killing it with all these videos. Seems like all the upgrades you have are exactly the same stuff I buy. Really nice to see another person’s review. I love these lever upgrades.
Great stuff and look like quality additions to your rig. Cool how you can just talk about your bike in one take. An update...I've got the PNW Coast dropper in and have been tweaking the pressure to see what's best. Unlike when connected to a fork it seems to lose air when I unscrew the pump which is a bit frustrating. Other than that, it works as advertised for hard hits and doesn't 'bounce'.
What's up Colin! Thanks for that....I've got the gift of gab. 🙂 That sounds like the perfect dropper especially for a hardtail. Do you have more than one shock pump to try to see if one disengages better than the other so you don't lose pressure? That would definitely be frustrating.
@@ThunderStruckMTB you certainly seem to. Unfortunately I don't, strange it doesn't do the same with my fork, just the seat post. I'll see if I can borrow another sometime.
Yeh I have these on my emtb, amazing quality. I had the orange but they didnt quite match the anodizing on the pedals and other bits, so I ended up removing the anodizing and loved the raw look, so I polished the raw aluminium. Expensive but Im not at all concerned about breaking them.
Oh man, I bet they look awesome! I would've bought polished for sure if they offered them. I would love to see them if you have a picture, you could send it to my email thunderstruckmtb@yahoo.com
I just went out and looked at the box and you're 100% right, there is no mention to where they're made. If they were made in the USA, I'm sure they would slap 'made in the USA' all over the box, so I would guess Taiwan too.
@@ThunderStruckMTB Thanks for checking. Taiwan is one of the best countries to produce bike parts. OneUp Components are made in Taiwan and I love their stuff. Off topic, Industry 9 just released made in USA headsets. Hefty price tag. Might buy but maybe not. I’m currently running Hope headset and they’re fine. It’s not a component that wears out often.
@@GokkunGuru I saw the new I9 headsets and they do look pretty cool, but you definitely have to pay for it. Taiwan is absolutely killing it with bike frames and components for sure!
Bonjour à tous! Oui, vous avez raison, le levier d'origine se cassera à son point le plus faible, ce qui évitera d'endommager le corps du levier principal. Ce levier Flo le fait différemment en se penchant vers l'arrière et à l'écart. Quel style est le meilleur pour prévenir les dommages au corps du levier est à deviner. Merci d'avoir regardé et commenté !
