You're an inspiration. You're the first mountain bike channel I subscribed to after I discovered my first trail. I've also been inspired to start my own RU-vid channel. I have a whopping one video so far, and it's AWFUL, but practice will make perfect I guess.
When I started mountain biking 2 years ago at 52 years old Seth was the first person I actually learned anything from !! And two years later I have a full arsenal of PARK Tools to maintain our families herd of bikes.... Thanks to both Seth and Park tools and Calvin & Truman 🤘👍😎
Troy , you woke up late and time is fast running out for you to perfect those servicing skills . Riding proficiency won't be like that of younger people .
Non-pretentious and relatable dude. Everything about him. I've learned a lot from his content and, although I had the MTB bug in me from a long time ago, he's inspired my desire to ride even more. Seth, visit Ontario (Canada) at some point. Do a meet up at Kelso Park in Milton. You have a ton of fans here.
I melt from happiness when Seth and the interviewers talked about bmx but i also melted from happiness for everything in here I LOVE SETH I WISH HE WAS IN GREECE
awesome interview Seth is not only one of the best riders I have had the pleasure of witnessing and just as good as a person in real life absolutely one of the main reasons I'm a mountain bike rider
Hi Calvin, met you at '04 worlds and I remember you were very respectful and helpful to my trials team. Still have the personalized Park multi tool you presented to us. I've moved on to electric mototrials and still use my Park tools. Great to see the vets are still around!
Another awesome one! I think Seth would really enjoy what this area has to offer. Vulture's knob and Apple Creek Trails within a half hour and Ray's MTB an hour north. It could be really cool to get together on something
Boostmaster did a video on this and although it's not dead and he did have fun on the tighter narrow trails at whis, he reverted back to 27.5. At the end of the day it's how YOU prefer the bike to ride.
Calvin is Da Man! I recently found out from him, via a video on the Park site, that I have been changing tires wrong (as in making a simple task harder) since I was ten. Thanks, Calvin!
6 ft 5.. I ride moto brakes... I am particular about my cockpit so I totally relate to your challenges with rental bikes. I travel often and have always rented, I think this last trip may be the last time.
Often parts will be labeled with a torque spec. The spec can also be found on the manufacturers website. We also have a good article that contains a list of many parts and their torque spec. www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help/torque-specifications-and-concepts
I do all the maintenance, disassemble and assemble every part of my mountain bike in a space of 2.5x1.5m space. If you want, you will be able to be your mechanic.
I'm 5'8" and I run my bikes very similar medium frame full suspension carbon santa cruz 5010 with 27.5" wheels, 780mm wide bars aggressively raked forward, levers away from my grips. 130mm fox front and rear. I've been wondering if I'm missing out by not getting a longer suspension or 29er bicycle. Your videos and especially this video makes me feel I'm where I need to be and just enjoy my bike for now. Any advice?
