I think you are much more handsome in real life!❤

The german answer to zwift is like zwift but its not allowed to be fun

Are you sure you said cut?

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@@JNorth87 don't want to be relying on power-ups on the road, Mario

Been in the endurance racing world for a long while now. Should have been designed into the system from the start. Marketing saying they copied the car industry yet didn't bother with this likely as the first to market cost would be extremely high to justify it. Guess now it is reasonable seeing how much people are paying for bikes these days.

​@@paulschulman8131 no doubt significantly more expensive

I have quick connect couplers for the hydraulic line of my Kubota garden tractor. The Japanese are so advanced 😂🙃

there's already a few who have similar for MTB brakes, Magura, Lewis and another the name I can't remember.

@@CurtisCycles Intend? Trickstuff?

This is spot on 😂

Be careful you might get shilled from behind

he's a paid shill and nothing more

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oyyyyy vey

You’ll boink your junk on the stem and the same with your knees and the handlebar, I reckon. The steering will also be super twitch

They are fully reliable until point of failure. 😊

Should be better than the original lunar lander...

@@bosrey7807 that was made outa coke cans

saw a video going over the TDF bikes and a number of those tractors were running Vision wheels.

that Agricultural hit hard for some reason and I don't even get the slung

The factory pre-built rim brake wheel market is dumping all its stock i think. I had a hell of a time finding a decent wheelset that was a, available to buy in the UK, b, did not cost a fortune and c, was not either mavic, fulcrum or campag. I rode mavic for the last 35 years because of their SUP tech where they weld the rims together. This weld makes it so you do not get stuttter when braking. Others that use pins to join the rim jionts tend to get a build up of rubber that causes the stuttering. Even if you clean the rubber off there will be most times a metal lip from the pinning process that will still cause the stuttering. Even pinned then milled rims will still get that metal lip over time causing the stuttering when braking. So i like Mavics. Till i got a pair of Mavic Cosmic Elite wheels in 2018 The rim is SUP welded like the Open CD series. Aero spokes. They look the part, feel the part and act the part till you start using them on a regular basis. Unlike fulcrum and others, Mavic do not seem to have a no twisting of the aero spoke tech on most of their wheels. This leaves you at the mercy of having to constantly twist, with a bladed spoke tool, the spokes back into the proper angle. After every ride i would be using the tool to twist the damn spokes back. If you only twist the bladed spoke and not the nipple with it at the same time, you are slowly but surely trueing the wheel into being bent. This is what happened to the rim over time. I bent it out of shape and made it useless due to the daily spoke twisting that i had to corrent. The wheel set was tensioned for me when i first got them. So these were not loose spokes but a crap system that does not hold the spoke into place on the hub. So i am staying away from Mavic as none of their weels have a tech to stop the aaro spokes from twisting. Fulcrum and campag have this tech built into their wheels and their spokes do not twist. Why am i saying all this? I bought a pair of Vision Trimax 30KB's. But instead of a bike shop where you normally buy bike parts, i had to buy it on ebay cos no shops here in the UK had rim brake wheels for sale. They did have some but they were mostly carbon and in the 750+ pound sterling range. I am not in a position to spend 750 or more for a set of wheels. I ended up spending 300 pound on the set. Lets see if their wheels hold up better. They look really well made and i saw how they are made in a yourtube clip. They properly relieve the stress and re-true when buidling the wheels like you should to get a propely built wheel. I was impressed when i saw that. They even had a machine that stressed the wheel for them. It was as if somebody stood with all their weight on top of one side of the hub and did the same on the other side. Rinse and repeat a few times. On my every day bikes that i ride i have 105 hubs on 32 hole Mavic Open CD's. GOod wheels. They use J bent spokes. NO aero spokes. J bent aero spokes also wont bend. Long read....sorry :) BUt i was so impressed with the Vision wheels and the quality that i also did not know what to think of that agricultural description. It made it almost sound bad when then are good wheels. These wheels were not so long ago in the range i could not afford. But people are dumping their rim brake wheels so i could get them.

I like tractors.

You sent me the pedals!

@@Hambini okay... Customer supplied shilling

@@Hambini talk about the efficiency of Classified hubs please.

Thanks for mentioning the zwift virtual shifting. I have a hub one and was wondering about that!

IC Trainer got a mention by Hambini, nice! I us ICT in the second year now and I am glad that i found their software for my training during winter. The UI is a overload by information but their support and quick response to any of my question was fast and really helpful. I recomment iCTrainer if you have no need for gaming gimmicks but for a smart trainer controll software.

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My bet is that within a few years the tech to deflate and possibly inflate tires remotely, will shrink down to the size of a presta valve. Being able to lower the tire pressure when going from a dry enviroment that now changed to a wet one for the rest of the day, no longer has to involve a stop and bike change. Marginal gains and pro teams with huge budgets will not shy away from this. Just look at Dylan Groenewegen's ugly as fudge batman nose piece on his glasses. Funny thing is, he won the stage he wore those and everybody, including myself, was laughing at him for wearing those. I bet after he won the stage wearign those they were not longer laughing. I wasnt.

He looks like a walking version of a Lego man

@@Hambini seriously true and funny

Now you said it, yes he does look mechanical and toyish . Prepare for a lego 'labour cabinet' collectors set

​@@HambiniYou mean a stiff wnkr? No problem that is his predecessor described as well😢

@@HambiniI think he looks like a living ( sort of ) spitting image puppet with the voice of zippy from rainbow

Should be a winner with the pro teams and mechanics. Clever man, whoever he is

You must be thinking in wintop. The batteries on Ltwoo are easily replaceable and standard sized

The is one of the worst shills in the industry

He interviewed me for his channel too!

Dropped seatstay and disc only. Stay away my friend haha absolutely not worth it. "Upgraded" 3.0 is now a massive downgrade from the 2.0

@@joshuadebelis8478 it is 😅

Its a bunch of blunt hating... I dont get it to be honest. Some people don't accept.. that for others product performance trumps safety and reliability..... sure the hubs may not be the safest, but 500g of weight saving comparing to other top range deep wheel sets?. that a hell of a lot in an Ironman distance. And I don't think performance athletes care about bullet proof safety.. But lets call it cycling hipster arrogance... If people buy pure race products and chose to ride them every day its their problem. I know hambini is technicly on point, but the sarcastic know it all arrogance throws me off every time, while I still think he misses the point alot of the time behind some producst

they are junk 🙂

Get Mr H to give them a nudge, or face a reaming

You can't miss them on their website ;)

I'm about to have my SLC 2.0 completed... After major headaches from winspace. Tbh, if I were you I'd just avoid them at all costs haha plus they're going exclusively to disc so good luck getting replacement parts for anything in the future. Trust me, I got a frame 1.5 months ago and it's still not completed due to customer service and then tech difficulties on my end. The frame is super well built and it's stiff as... No doubt about that so I'll give them credit there. But their new SLC 3.0? Trashhhh, dropped seat stays, who the f**k cares about dropped seat stays on a climbing bike.... Yeah make it "compliant" when you're going 60-70km downhills 😂 absolutely absurd

@@joshuadebelis8478 honestly I already got an slc 2.0 (got the frame for a really good price), built with alu wheels and cockpit, still managed to be 7.5kg. I'm very satisfied with it but just curious if hambini still stands behind the product.

Hi Josh, just about to build a rim brake kanazawa SLC2.0 with Chorus 12 speed, that I got on July 1st, what were the issues you faced with Winspace? ​@@joshuadebelis8478

True but in terms of cost, a new Dt Swiss 54t ratchet costs the same as one of their freehubs. I have both

@FOTB407 I don't mind because I'm not buying DT swiss but that design just wtf such a waste

In my opinion I would only qualify if its aerospace grade 3D printing. Pretty penny but the best!

Its called training 😄. You're welcome

Its called a 'narrow wide chain ring'. Used in mountain/XC bike drive trains very successfully , for decades. Why roadies dont use it? Not sure, maybe shifting ease or efficiency losses. Check out "berm peak" bike channel for a full demo. easy enough to find.