STOP BIKE GEARS SLIPPING OR SKIPPING UNDER LOAD

STOP BIKE GEARS SLIPPING OR SKIPPING UNDER LOAD - HOW TO TELL IF THEY'RE WORN

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Having trouble getting your indexed gears working properly? It's not always cable adjustment that is required to make them function correctly.
In this tutorial I will show you other problems there might be getting the gears to index which aren't cable related. If parts of your drivetrain are wearing out it can cause your gears not to shift properly. Once parts or all of it are really worn out the chain will not mate with the chain rings and/or rear cogs causing slipping or skipping when they are under load. This can be extremely dangerous, maybe ending in a very bad accident. And nobody wants that!
I show you how to check drivetrain for wear using the correct workshop tools, visually and a practical way that can be done while just riding the bike. I also go through tips on how to make your drivetrain last much longer including general usage and a maintenance routine that may well be much less work than you currently do. The final tip will save you big money and new cogs and chain rings.
Who doesn't want to save money and time that could be spent on other things and riding their bike!?!
This the third in series of troubleshooting indexed gear problems. There are more to come so you can become confident any gear problems can be resolved and run as sweet as possible. If you are looking how to set up indexed gears on your bike successfully I have a video to will walk you through it here...
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As always, if you are in doubt or don't feel confident about your bike maintenance, go and speak to a professional bike mechanic.
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00:00 Introduction
00:52 Tools Required
01:43 Chain Wear Explained
01:56 Chain Checker Explained
02:28 How to check chain wear
03:25 How to check cog and chain ring wear
03:46 How to use a Sprocket Checker Tool
04:33 Using a Sprocket Checker Tool
04:52 Sprocket and Chainwheel teeth explained
05:21 Worn out chain ring teeth explained
05:58 Check chain and chainring wear without tools
06:19 Checking a worn chain using tool
07:04 Checking for wear ultimate way
07:21 Uneven chainring wear explained
07:57 Badly worn chain visual check
08:22 Top tips to minimize drivetrain wear
09:57 Fitting new chain common mistake
10:11 Clean and oil chain the right way
11:17 Benefits of a chain checker

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@KimberlyMarkQTan Жыл бұрын

This is the only one on youtube that answer all my questions..

@bicycleguru Жыл бұрын

Excellent! So glad it helped you out and thanks for letting me know...

@robertlawrence6977 11 ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly! Thanks for uploading.

@7ashoBeam 11 ай бұрын

Getting this info from someone who knows what he is talking about makes all the difference 👍

@bicycleguru 11 ай бұрын

Thank you very much for saying so... kind of you to take the time.

@queremq 16 күн бұрын

Underrated channel

@viktorvolaric-horvat5190 7 ай бұрын

My aha moment was when I realised that the front chain rings receive consistently different wear depending on where in relation to the cranks they are around their circumference. So bloody obvious, yet I've never thought of it!

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

YUP, I had that AHA moment many years ago. I was riding the bike at the time having just put a new chain on it...

@ralphn8948 Ай бұрын

Thank you. Lots of aha moments! Liked the simplicity of chain cleaning. Thank you.

@psychoal1967 8 ай бұрын

I recently changed a fairly new but prematurely worn-out chain (SRAM) on a cassette that was nearing the end of its life - nearly 7 years old. The new chain started jumping under load like a Mexican jumping bean! New cassette! The original chain (KMC) lasted over 6 years. Those measuring tools are great, have been using one for about 5 years.

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

So sorry I haven't responded sooner @psychoal1967. You can read why on the channel's community tab if you are interested. I fell foul to the new chain on a worn middle chain ring way back when. It can be pretty sketchy when the new chain starts jumping around, especially when you're expecting it to be much smoother. My tip for you is to change back to a KMC chain before the SRAM one is too worn out. In my experience, KMC make much better, more durable chains than the main stream component manufacturers.

@Aidenkarajic 4 ай бұрын

You’ve got the most helpful video I’ve watched on this stuff

@jameswilson7316 7 ай бұрын

Excellent and clear advice. Good images and close up photography to complement the explanations. Thank you.

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

Thanks for saying so 👍 I appreciate you complimenting the work I have out in... it was my pleasure.

@MegaElias 9 ай бұрын

Great. I have just replaced a teared chain and a cassette because of having issue with chain slipping. I’ve been cleaning and lubing my chain regularly and now it turned out degreasers should not be used and over oil is a problem as well. Summing up: thank you for sharing this, it definitely gives a lot of space for considerations and improvements.

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

So sorry I haven't responded sooner @MegaElias. You can read why on the channel's community tab if you are interested. I'm so glad you got benefit from the video and thanks for replying. I put a video up last week about cleaning and lubing your chain at the same time. This what I do to my bikes so they get mucked up by too much oil...

@brassblastuk 6 ай бұрын

Thank you this is the best video I've found on this!

@Cagey7531 2 ай бұрын

I have definitely been over oiling my chain! Always thought you needed the chain well soaked - now I know, less is more sometimes :)

@brenkidda 2 ай бұрын

Fantastic video!!! My chain was not sitting in the teeth of the chainring, the chain tool said it was fine but pulling the chain away from the cog showed me there was a major issue. New chain sits perfectly, thank you 🙏.

@Praiser16 Ай бұрын

That was nicely explained! Txs!

@Team81MTB 3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing. I learned a lot about chain wear and the tool that I need to check it. I stopped using chain oil about 2 years ago and went to hot waxing. So far it's been great. I still have the original chain and all the original cogs and chainring. I will get a chain checker and monitor the condition of the components as I go along. The best thing I like about the wax is that dirt doesn't seem to stick to it and it penetrates into the rollers.

@davidgames_cz6618 10 ай бұрын

I gotta say I lately have been struggling to find out what is causing this gear/chain slipping under heavy load and I finally figured it out all thanks to you :-). You're the real hero and a man that knows how to explain stuff easily even including tips and steps how to fix problems step by step

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

So sorry I haven't responded sooner @davidgames_cz6618. You can read why on the channel's community tab if you are interested. There are also a couple of polls you can get involved in to determine my future videos. Thanks for taking the time to comment and compliment my work. It makes all the difference to my motivation for making more content. Glad this one worked out for you...

@Ad-wv8zt Жыл бұрын

Nice tuto. From now on i will also check my chain on the biggest sprockets. That make sense. Thanks

@bicycleguru Жыл бұрын

Thanks for saying so @Ad Glad you have something to take away.

@kevinhodgson3935 9 ай бұрын

Thanks for the advice buying a chain checker now 👍🏼

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

So sorry I haven't responded sooner @kevinhodgson3935. You can read why on the channel's community tab if you are interested. You are very welcome and thanks heaps for taking the time to comment. Hope your purchase saves you loads of money in the future...

@rickfurzer Жыл бұрын

More than one 'a-ha' moment Ash. Tools, checking regularly, keeping clean with the right product . Thanks - very helpful

@bicycleguru Жыл бұрын

Awesome Rick... good to see you have taken alot away from this tutorial. You're more than welcome and look out for more soon.

@martinwebb3394 6 ай бұрын

A really interesting and informative video. I learnt a lot. Particularly about cleaning the chain. A dumb question - you talked about chainring wear - can this cause slippage on the cassette - I assume not and you were just checking the chainrings as part of the whole process. I have just fitted a new chain and cassette on my hybrid as the chain was hopping from one cog up to the next one on the cassette but it's still doing it. Any ideas what might be causing it if it's not cassette or chain? 👍

@richardortiz197 9 ай бұрын

Really enjoyed the video was informative. Simple and presented in a logical manner. I’m always searching u tube on bicycle maintenance and even though I’m not a true bike mechanic I do enjoy the satisfaction of maintaining & fixing things. Keep up the work sir🚴🏼

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

Glad I could help and you enjoyed the video... 👍 So sorry I haven't responded sooner @richardortiz197. You can read why on the channel's community tab if you are interested. There is also a couple of polls I have put up you can vote on for what I produce next...

@tekoppentekoppen761 Жыл бұрын

The whole video was helpful. Thanks!

@bicycleguru Жыл бұрын

Thanks alot for saying so... Glad it helped you out...

@FudgeMonkeySmurf 9 күн бұрын

Thanks, I shall now go and buy a new rear sprocket because it's definitely worn in 3 of the gears. 👍

@JamesBardolphCS 11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for this!

@bicycleguru 11 ай бұрын

My pleasure glad you like it.

@mreconomics1125 Ай бұрын

Very very interesting you say not to use degreaser on chain (and that in fact thats what chain manufacturers say)

@micmic9410 5 ай бұрын

MAN! 30 YEARS MTB,and always been riding big gears all the time. Thank you!

@Luca-nx5xf Ай бұрын

Lovely stuff: thank you very much

@simonmundy5387 Жыл бұрын

A refreshing and simple to understand video! Good to hear your advice which was well delivered. As you said about cleaning the chain, don't use degreasers. I think it's a sneaky marketing ploy by bike product manufacturers for them to be promoted by various videos that we don't actually need. They are not cheap products! I will look out for more of your videos!

@bicycleguru Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comments... I really appreciate the feedback and knowing you get what I am saying. I didn't think about the marketing ploy until you brought it up. What I will say is these companies have such a strangle hold on the way everyone cleans their bikes. So much so, the consumer, bike shops and channels with 'fluffy' videos are already brain washed about the use of degreasers. I can't change the world, but hope I can guide my followers to the right practices. In this instance saving time, money and our bikes. I have a video coming in about a month covering complete drive train cleaning the way I do it. Just waiting on a customer who is generously helping me by riding her worn out drivetrain around covered in oil to really gack it up before I swap it out. There are more on other topics to come in the meantime...

@simonmundy5387 Жыл бұрын

@@bicycleguru Thank you my friend, I will keep a look out for all your future videos and subscribe. Take care, Simon.

@bicycleguru Жыл бұрын

@@simonmundy5387 Thanks for the support. I'll see you in the next one. All the best, Ashley

@ChrisCLondon Жыл бұрын

Nice work!

@bicycleguru Жыл бұрын

Thanks @Chris Lawson Glad you like it!

@cmdrx5099 7 ай бұрын

Thank you ☺️

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

You’re welcome 😊

@ron606 6 ай бұрын

super helpfulvid, thanks!

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

Thanks for saying so 👍

@Patrick-jq3lw Ай бұрын

I've just started riding again after years of riding my motorcycle, notice my chain jumps as I'm pedalling under force like climbing a hill Jacksonville FL always going over a bridge and checking for cog or chain wear. Thank you

@kenmcfarland4287 Жыл бұрын

Great video thanks 😊😊😊😊

@bicycleguru Жыл бұрын

Thanks for saying so, I'm glad you liked it...

@carl-jd1qt Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the simple basic steps to get more from our components. I waxed for a while, thought it worked well, but became burdensome. Now I found, as you demonstrated, keeping the chain clean and oiling less often works as well with less burden.

@bicycleguru Жыл бұрын

You're very welcome and thanks for letting me know. Less is definitely more when it comes to chain upkeep. More time for cycling...

@mickinmerton8053 9 ай бұрын

All good points, thanks. If none of those sort out the problem it could be the freehub. I've had that a couple of times, once when I'd squirted WD40 into it which I believe leaves a sticky residue behind stopping the pawls engaging. I could of stripped it down and cleaned it but as it was very old I simply replaced it.

@Bobcatspiritdude 8 ай бұрын

🤔some people suggest to use wd40 on it 🤔

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

Thanks for saying so 👍 There are many things that make the gears slip that I will cover in future videos. What you are talking about is a lack of engagement from the pawls (as you say) which may well be the WD40 getting sticky once the solvent dries out. The same thing happens to grease when it goes that red/brown colour and is more like glue than lubricant. I had a problem with my Dura Ace freehub body and used a very good video from @RJTheBikeGuy to strip it down and service if you ever fancy taking the job on in the future. So sorry I haven't responded sooner. You can read why on the channel's community tab if you are interested.

@joblessalex 10 ай бұрын

Running it over the tab is definitely my biggest whoopsie moment. Sat there on my first bike and stared it down for a good 10 minutes, then road it to the shop. Took them 2 seconds to figure out my dumb dumb.... Lol

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

So sorry I haven't responded sooner @joblessalex. You can read why on the channel's community tab if you are interested. There are also a couple of polls you can get involved in to determine my future videos. It's an easy mistake to make... like I said in the video, done it recently myself.

@rundt7605 4 ай бұрын

Aha moment was the gt 85 tip 😊

@LJC5865 6 ай бұрын

Good choice of words for understanding clearly.. I'll be using your videos before doing some work. I put together a diy ebike 2000w hub motor with 60v 25AH battery. Used 28 pound Specialized Dual Suspension 26" MTB.. Lightweight/Fast without overworking motor/battery... I like a lot. (Plenty of brake torque arms I knew needed since a kid riding BMX). But the new freewheel provided has too many cogs won't fit in.. finally got a 5 cog that fits. Check this out if this has happened to you. See I had to completely remove the chain, derailer and freewheel to ride my ebike. I removed them all and only needed to remove the rear wheel of course And only removing the front derailer screw to slip the old chain out it's been hanging on the wall. Now how do I put the chain back on without breaking the chain apart..I got it off in 1 piece. It's a puzzle and doesn't make sense now. Keep this in mind and figure it out and make a video..how to remove a chain and derailleur without breaking it apart. It will start with remove rear wheel and front derailleur screw. I may just take apart the nuts and bolts from the back of the frame instead of buying a new chain. Good day.

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

If you got the chain and derailleur off without breaking the chain, it must go back on with the reverse process. If I made a video for that, it would start with what I think is the best chain breaker and why. I did a video on Christmas Tools to gift end of 2022. That information is there. Hope this helps...

@oinkooink 4 ай бұрын

My bike's 5 months old, has done about 600km and the chain slips under normal, casual pedaling every once in a while. I would have thought a new bike would be fine. It's not a cheap bike. Not expensive either. I rode an old junk bike I found on the side of the road for 3 years. Chain never slipped once. I replace it with this new bike and the chain slips in 5 months. EDIT: Issue seems for me that several chain links had gone stiff. I hadn't oiled the chain since purchase 5 months ago. There were minor rust sections and raised links you could see from sideways. It was slipping mainly on the smallest cog I suppose because the smallest cog has the least surface area so when those seized and raised chain links went around it they just did not fit snug, whereas on the larger cogs with more surface area that wasn't so much a problem. I figured this out and fixed it myself before I had to go cap in hand to the bike shop. So...oil your chain kids.

@graemer66 8 ай бұрын

Now retired I'm doing a bit more mountain bike riding and have myself a Giant dirt 2 ebike. Funny most of my friends had a good laugh at my expence but now most of them own them too. Anyway just ordered a Pedro bike chain checker and just this morning received some GT85 spray very hard to find in Australia. Found one of my old suppliers I used to use at work sell them. As an Electrician I've found it Best to talk to or listen to the people who use the product and work on the equipment to get the REAL evaluation and not advertised crap. New friend in Australia Graeme

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

I don't really see what the problem is Graeme, especially if it is keeping you on the bike and you enjoy it. And if it's okay for pro bike riders to have motors in their bikes, it's fine for us mere mortals, Thanks for taking the time to reply...

@jimk6862 Жыл бұрын

really like your method for cleaning and lubing the chain. especially as I find bike-specific chain lubes are a rip-off. if you calculate the price per litre it's insane! always feel like a sucker buying the stuff just not sure what else to use. it seems gt85 is not readily available in Australia, am trying to find an equivalent. wondering what the desirable characteristics of the gt85 are? is it the PTFE or another factor? wd40 have one with PTFE but market it as a 'dry lube' which doesn't seem like the gt85. great video thanks

@bicycleguru Жыл бұрын

Apologies for the delay in coming back. The shop is quite busy at the moment and have to focus on that to pay for this until it can support itself. I also wanted to do a little research to help you out with the GT85 problem. Thanks for saying so and glad you liked it. It really is insane and shockingly bad for the environment cleaning and oiling oil the time. We have a 3.8L bottle of Finish Line Cross Country here in our busy workshop mainly used for wheel building. We bought it 20 years ago and I don't think it's even half empty yet. Less is definitely more and saves heaps of time as well as cash. I will get in contact with my sister in Oz and see if she can find some other places to buy it in Australia. The searches from the UK don't tend to open the rest of the world up for finding things. I have found two that sell it, but you will have to check yourself to be sure. The first one is where I bought it from the last time I was home for Christmas pre Covid... au.rs-online.com/web/p/lubricants/8952306 and here is another I found, though it's double the price... www.desertcart.com.au/products/103593510-6-x-gt-85-spray-lube-with-ptfe-400-ml Please let me know if you are successful and I'll put the links in the video description if you are. Stay tuned... the 2nd video from now, hopefully in a couple of weeks, is a full detailed drivetrain clean...

@beneyckmans20 3 ай бұрын

So I use a lot of 3rd party stuff, and I just waxed my chain in a pot, and all the teeth looked great plus the chain was brand new, (last chain wasn’t even .75) And it took a while for it to go away. But eventually it did go away. Now I have the same thing on my gravel bike after getting a new chain (last one snapped after shift on high load) and now it’s jumping as wel. I feel like it will go away but I’m just puzzled on why it does this. Maybe the chain is still a little stiff from the wax? It’s weird but I wonder if you had an idea?

@farloow 7 ай бұрын

Would you be able to link the chain and cog checkers you used in this video? I trust your judgement of product selection over mine

@bicycleguru 7 ай бұрын

Sure, I have done that now. You may find them cheaper somewhere else or maybe in a different country, but at least this will give you the necessary info. Thanks for the prompt...

@farloow 7 ай бұрын

@@bicycleguru thanks man! Appreciate it

@buloyoutdoors9562 Ай бұрын

I got new rd, new cassette, new chain, new shifters and still the slipping still occur when hard pedaling. I placed a GoPro to record slow motion what's happening in the cassette, it turns out that if I'm on the smallest cogs, my chain will half shift to the next cogs but will immediately go back to the smallest cogs producing the slipping feeling and sounds. Is this just a tuning issue or other things still needs to be replaced?

@robertdavis9246 11 ай бұрын

Like your style sir. Thank you.

@bicycleguru 11 ай бұрын

Well, thank you very much! Stick around, I have another one coming in the next few days...

@richardkrimp1225 Ай бұрын

I had problems with the smallest gears slipping on my giant reign. Had bought bike 2nd hand with guy swapping brand new drivetrain from his new bike onto the reign. Just inspected the brand new chain and saw the chain quick link was upside down! Now dosnt slip at all

@scottyfpv5651 5 ай бұрын

So I broke my chain on the train. Got a new one installed and now the smallest gear pops… this entire cassette is less than 6 months old. Am I screwed? Do I need a new cassette?

@MarkBonerea 10 ай бұрын

...front iron biggest chain ring 44 teeth for 9speed on a 10speed where it was aluminum one and it works just fine, any thoughts...

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

So sorry I haven't responded sooner @MarkBonerea. You can read why on the channel's community tab if you are interested. In answer to your question, some 9 and 10 speed components will work together. As an example, T.A. Specialities make chain rings recommended to work on 9, 10 and 11 speed in some of there ranges.

@moflyboyblanquito541 16 күн бұрын

Ok if you’re on the highway you’re not gonna be down shifting unless you get to a hill you’re gonna be in your top gear right?

@johncrawley5305 6 ай бұрын

I but a sram 11-28 on my 10 speed..few weeks ago... so this week in got new chain and 50 front chainring and went for a cycle around 6 km 12 and 11 cog with load it started to slip..

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

It is hard to say without the bike in front of me. I assume the SRAM cassette was new! So, it shouldn't be because the 2 cogs are worn. I would check the last 2 cogs are located properly by undoing the lock ring, confirming and doing up. The lock ring may not be tight enough and that could be the only problem. Another thing it could be is the gears need re-indexing because they were set to work with worn parts. There are so many things that make gears slip and it also depends on what you mean by slipping. This video was about slippage from the chain no longer engaging with the sprockets due to heavy wear. Replacing new parts with old worn parts is as common a reason as just letting it wear out. Hope this helps...

@BeatsMaster365 8 ай бұрын

(ah-hah) moment: cassette wear.

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

It's often over looked... Glad I could help... 👍

@Daniel-vu4qu 9 ай бұрын

So why does this happen on a brand new bike I picked up today from a store? I jumped a kerb and it does this

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

So sorry I haven't responded sooner @Daniel-vu4qu. You can read why on the channel's community tab if you are interested. It is hard to say without seeing the bike as there are so many things it could be. Maybe the gears weren't indexed properly or the cassette hasn't been tightened up and is moving around.

@tapirlan 10 ай бұрын

I have an interesting problem. I have a new cassette and a new chain and slipping???..what might be wrong?

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

So sorry I haven't responded sooner @tapirlan. You can read why on the channel's community tab if you are interested. This may be outdated now, but my next port of call after replacing the chain and cassette would be checking the chain ring wear. Unfortunately, without seeing the bike it really is hard to say. There are alot of other things it could be...

@robertunderdunkterwilliger2290 5 ай бұрын

My aha moment was a few videos ago, when you showed not over oiling the drive train. I was on the right track years ago, but went back to using thick oils. There's so much BS on the internet, from people that don't really know what they're doing or saying, but have large followings still. Very sad!

@barrymonaghan6593 11 ай бұрын

My 'a-ha' moment was am I over cleaning/over lubing my chain?

@bicycleguru 11 ай бұрын

Thanks for letting me know you got benefit. It's a common mistake fuelled by the cycle industry on mass. Less is more when it comes to lubricating a drive train. I have a much specific drive train cleaning video coming up after the current one I am on.

@cheranguista 6 ай бұрын

My chain started skipping when i changed to a brand new chain. Why?

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

The most likely reason is part of the drivetrain is worn out. If the front and/or rear cogs are worn out too much, a new chain will make it slip because they can't hold onto the chain when power is applied. Hope this helps...

@firebird7479 11 ай бұрын

My bike is 15 months old. It's already been through a new cassette and the chain has just come off and the bike is unrideable. The cassette was just put on in January and the three largest cassettes are loose. Frustrating. This bike has been to two separate shops 4 times.

@bicycleguru 11 ай бұрын

Sounds like you need to find a much better bike shop you can rely on or learn how to do it yourself. Loose sprockets is usually the cassette lock ring not being done up tight enough or a spacer has been left off from behind the cassette. Hope you get it sorted out...

@firebird7479 11 ай бұрын

@@bicycleguru Thanks. This is the second one I've been to! The first one had it for a week to repair a flat tire.

@bicycleguru 11 ай бұрын

@@firebird7479 I don't want to make any excuses, but times are tough in bike shops at the moment post Covid. Great bike mechanics are like needles in haystacks. When ya find one you've gotta hang on to them. Good Luck!

@firebird7479 11 ай бұрын

@@bicycleguru I only have two to choose from. This guy had it under warranty and repaired it at no cost. Two weeks later (Yesterday) I'm riding (following your advice to shift gears occasionally) and out of nowhere the gears start changing, trying to find the right gear. Not sure if something got into the chain that had to work its way through but I thought I was going to have to walk my bike home (3 miles). It eventually found a gear, and I kept it there. I have a 1 hour ride this morning and am back in the mindset of being reluctant to shift gears because it might fall off again.

@janadriaan6299 2 ай бұрын

Fucking best video

@TimeHunter2305 11 ай бұрын

After watching this video I came to realise that I messed up my cassette and front chain rings

@bicycleguru 11 ай бұрын

Ah, sorry to hear that. On the upside, you know now and can keep on top of it in the future...

@dioright 7 ай бұрын

Thanks, Karl Marx

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

Thanks for saying so 👍

@boblatkey7160 10 ай бұрын

Just get rid of SRAM and go with Shimano and everything will be fine.

@bicycleguru 6 ай бұрын

So sorry I haven't responded sooner @boblatkey7160. You can read why on the channel's community tab if you are interested. There are also a couple of polls you can get involved in to determine my future videos. Couldn't agree more with your statement!

@ravenRedwake Жыл бұрын

I’m going to cut my bike into pieces, I’m not spending any more money on it. The bike I got at Walmart when I was in middle school never messed up and worked until some tweaker stole it.