I love what you are doing for the older mountain bikes. I’m retro fitting an old Cannondale Delta 600 with some cool new stuff. Keep up the good work and stay safe out there.

Good things! Rigid, steel, fat tire, flat pedal, Shimano, and single-speed

Rigid MTB are so universal and can be built to take on almost anything but it is hard to build a perfect bike to handle all kinds of trails ...... Quick tip sometimes it's cheaper to buy a whole bike then just the part you need

More of this, please! And more build videos, more tips, more ...

Good to see my stomping ground of Epping Forest featured! Give me a shout if you fancy a tour of the trails and more importantly, the tea huts! I do have a 26" bike with a front derailleur!

Awesome ! All of my rides are 90's hardtails except an 80's Canadian made Tech Nova and a 2008 Kona Kaboom, yet they are both hardtails too. all 26'ers.

Send it! Next Sunday Service 04.12.22 - Meet 10am - St John The Divine TW9 2NA 🙏

I switched a few of my vintage bikes to bmx bars. My back needs a more upright ride than the low, long reach of those 90s mtbs.

Please do more videos like thissss! 🙌🏼

Unrelated to this vid, but posting it here so you maybe see it: Great designs on your stickers and paint jobs. Colour me well impressed!

Cool group ride glad you made it home for dinner 😂👍🏽

I have a rockhopper but it is a 1984 version so, it has 100/130 axel spacing and rim brakes. It lends itself best to a single speed. I really want an advent x drive train. The reason I haven't bought one yet is I am hoping they get so popular that Microshift decides to make a silver version. I live in Arizona and black is not a good choice because on the Sun.

3:40 - I applaud you for being this brave with your tire clearance 2.35", right?

Hello, thank you very much for sharing such a splendid work, I loved the video. I have a 1992 rockhopper and I am restoring it, I want to put some ground control tires, I would like to put 2.35 but I don't know if the width will fit the chainstays and the fork. What size do you recommend, 2.10 or 2.35? Thank you very much and sorry for my English language, I write from Spain and I translate with Google translator. a cordial greeting

Good call on the handlebars. 👍🏽 Maybe the Ritchey Kyote bar will serve you better?

As you talk about how to buy parts - I’d love to learn more about your garage of tools. I’m starting to build up some bikes but find that I’m always in need of this or that tool. Any guidance on what you think is necessary and what is extra would be awesome. Much thanks for the inspiration and awesome videos. - Sam from San Francisco

Nice bike!!!! Maybe you can show the other bikes from the other riders or is there a link to the group where you can see the bikes? thank you & greetings from Germany

I find you a sympathetic guy!

You get on my nerves ( in a nice way ) love the bikes :-) and I've subscribed:-) .

Did the poor dog have to run 32 miles 😮

how much does this bike weigh? Thanks

Sending old bikes down BPW... I'm down.

For what reason are you changing the wide bars

Anyone else hungry after all the waffle talk? Great video tho homie! Glad you’re enjoying this build.