That is a beautiful job. I must invest in a full commercial grade workshop. My sarcasm aside, its great to see such competent engineering.

Love to see a skilled craftsman

Nice, this is the poster child of how to plan out a project!

Neat! Nice work as always.

OEM quality work my brother

I use L track to secure dog kennels in the bed of my truck...I was headed down the path of using the exact same l track fittings and sunite mounts for my bikes when youtube handed me your video... I've run rockshox reverb, fox transfer and Bikeyoke Revive posts; the Revive is by far the most reliable, serviceable and durable of the three. It's the only one that's completely user serviceable without specialty or fabricated tools and doesn't use a sealed nitrogen cartridge. It works consistently in all temperatures, has self bleeding valve for it's hydraulic circuit and hasn't developed any play. I've got about 500 hours on it and it hasn't needed a rebuild, but I've rebuilt it anyway, because it's cheap and easy. So you have my recommendation on dropper posts, and thanks for the video!

Great job again man...Thanks for sharing...;-p

wonder if the Tour De France chase teams will take note..excellent job...neat and concise...professional..

Nice video (you are super handy and have all kinds of tools!!), I just got a 2020 Ford Transit van and am setting it up for biking adventures. :-) you want a "Fox Transfer" dropper post, if that's too expensive then go for a "PNW" dropper

Neat work as always

Thanks for sharing

umm.... your workshop is extremely impressive

Wow, a lot of mile,s you’ve been busy!

I can recommend the bikeyoke revive. It's quiet, very easy to service and has mechanical actuation so no bleeding is required. The only downside is, that it's pricey and I don't know if you can get one where you live.

Rock Shox Reverb Stealth is a quiet one, greetings from a german bicycle fuzzi ( that´s a german word )

Once you get a dropper, you'll never have another mountain bike without one. Looks like you did some touring in Europe? I did that as well before I had my first kid. :)

Nice job on the layout, love the utility. Where did you source the composite floor?

When you drill into the body, is there something you can put for rust or leak protection?

Did you use lube on seatpost? That will cause creaking no matter what post is used with out it. Nice looking setup there. What floor material did you use? Is it dove tailed or finger jointed? What was the reasoning/benefits of methodology?

What is that tool that you use to file the freshly drilled holes?

a pair of Lolo Racks bike hooks on the ladder is super simply and faster to load.

L track came from aircraft seat tracks. All airliners use it for seat configuration. Don't know where you bought yours but USCARGOCONTROL.com sells multiple anchor types. Been using it for years. They also have round disk type anchors. Low profile. Good job by the way.

Too many bicycles???? I don't understand this concept. Super clean install.

Where did you get that front fork mounting piece? That is it called? I'm using a giant dropper post. Pretty damn smooth. Wire actuation, but hydraulic/gas tube to physically move the post. Disclaimer, I haven't ridden it enough in the last several months, and it actually seized up on me. I ordered a new cartridge a couple days ago.

Fox Transfert. Never had an issue and works like clockwork

Where did you buy the L Track

Wondering about your riv nut tool ?? You referenced it's assembly in this video but I can't find info in your channel Thanks

Ohh...I need some of that heavy duty rubber mat you sawed in half. Curious where I can get some