Making a handlebar bag support rack 

I'll take that as a compliment!

@@jonnycycles6068 no joke, I actually would love to have the list of songs ahah

@@veliaangiolillo3387 Here are most of them (in order) - Om Supreme, Alice Coltrane You Aint Takin' My Man, Sparkle Division Black Butterfly, King Dude Breath-a-thon, Rashaan Rolland Kirk Upper Eqypt 'The Kings Valley', Salah Ragab, the Cairo Jazz Band Chapter 08: Telepathic Routine, The Heliocentrics, Melvin Van Peebles Addis Ababba Ethopia, Dillinger Gamma Ray, Beck Riko's Smooth Talking Mothers, le Butcherettes Some song (cant tell which one), The Body A Young Girl's Complaint, Tsegue-Maryam Guebrou Never Be The Same, Built to Spill Blue Nile, Alice Coletrane B + A, The Beta Band Pieces of a Man, Gil Scott-Heron LFO (Leeds Warehouse Mix), LFO Straight Face, Sleepwalkers Stadiums and Shrines II, Spencer Krug and Sunset Rubdown Dreaming John Hassell Wahsed Ashore, Monster Rally I Wish it Would Rain, Mayer Hawthorne Ife L'ayo (There is Happiness in Love), Art Blakey The Minstrel, Phil Cohran adn the Artistic Heritage Ensamble

@@jonnycycles6068 oh thank you, you’re the man!! I’m just sorry I can only like your video and your reply once :)

At least we can put it on muteas I do with many RU-vid videos

Thanks! Brazing this little tubing is easier than it looks. Zip a tiny fillet around there, with some luck one pass of the file and some emery and done!

Thanks. I use Rigid 600 series instrument benders for the small radii bends, and a Baileigh RBD-10 for the larger radii ones.

Here you go! Om Supreme, Alice Coltrane You Aint Takin' My Man, Sparkle Division Black Butterfly, King Dude Breath-a-thon, Rashaan Rolland Kirk Upper Eqypt 'The Kings Valley', Salah Ragab, the Cairo Jazz Band Chapter 08: Telepathic Routine, The Heliocentrics, Melvin Van Peebles Addis Ababba Ethopia, Dillinger Gamma Ray, Beck Riko's Smooth Talking Mothers, le Butcherettes Some song (cant tell which one), The Body A Young Girl's Complaint, Tsegue-Maryam Guebrou Never Be The Same, Built to Spill Blue Nile, Alice Coletrane B + A, The Beta Band Pieces of a Man, Gil Scott-Heron LFO (Leeds Warehouse Mix), LFO Straight Face, Sleepwalkers Stadiums and Shrines II, Spencer Krug and Sunset Rubdown Dreaming John Hassell Wahsed Ashore, Monster Rally I Wish it Would Rain, Mayer Hawthorne Ife L'ayo (There is Happiness in Love), Art Blakey The Minstrel, Phil Cohran adn the Artistic Heritage Ensamble

I don't weld the racks, but instead braze them using brass. lucasmilhaupt.com/EN/Brazing-Academy/Brazing-vs-Welding.htm The white liquid is flux. It prevents the steel from oxidizing while brazing, without it the brass would not stick or flow onto the steel.

Sure, I love making racks www.jonny-cycles.com/custom-racks/ send me an e-mail if you want to discuss details.

Mostly 5/16" diameter x 0.028" thick chromoly

I do, for handlebar bag and/or lowrider racks. Send me an e-mail for more info.

Those are the Rene Herse centerpull brakes. www.renehersecycles.com/shop/components/brakes/centerpull-brakes/

@@jonnycycles6068 Thank you. Might have to consider them for my next build.

Brazed with brass.

4130 steel. A mix of 5/16" and 1/4" diameter. All 0.028 thick.

I ride all summer in a button up shirt, most buttons unbuttoned, shirt tails flapping in the breeze. I may be the wrong guy to ask! But this rando nerd has a few things to say: www.renehersecycles.com/aerodynamics-rando-vs-racer/ It appears they have more resistance in a normal riding position, but are actually act as a fairing when in an aero tuck. Neat.

Steel frame, bosses brazed on by me. Things stay surprisingly dry inside a Berthoud bag. The call them waterproof, I call them water resistant. Regardless, they work great.