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This is exactly what im trying to make, thank you for this video. Its helping alot start this project .

Great video. Really well explained.

This is the best tutorial I have ever seen on CZcams! It was quick and to the point as well as educational on many levels. Thank you!!!

@yammie noob

is good for painting concrete basement ?

Been using them for 6 months and 6ea had alreadly failed on my. 3ea had leaks on the valve core. The plastic valve started cracking where the valve core screws in. 3 of them got punctured and couldn't be patched. Once they got a hole, TPU tubes cannot be patched. They are basically disposable tubes. At least with butyl rubes you can still fix them. Until TPU tubes become reliable I will stick to rubber butyl rubes on road bikes. Tubeless been reliable on my gravel and mountain bikes.

You amateur! use the correct blade type. The real carpet blade looks like scissors.

Great video concise, yet detailed, Thank you!

Plz mention ratio of lotion and zinc oxide

That thing looks a little top heavy. 😂

Mine won’t cut straight

Wasnt much of a ride

Note that even though those laser thermometers have an aiming laser, the actual solid angle that the bolometer is actually reading is huge like 15 degrees or so. Depending on the specific model.

Please everyone: Do not use any heat on those sensors. Just use a breaker bar with the oxygen sensor socket or a wrench that fits that sensor. You are risking more damage to a vehicle if you do not know what you are doing and heating the bottom of that sensor will take forever. The only time you can get away with heating up car parts is while working with suspension.

Why not just use a breaker bar to begin with along using pb blaster? I have used just that in situations like this even with tools from harbor freight.

So many ways to become ded with this thing.

r6 motor wasn’t enough power??😭

Just got my Domane AL5 it's a very fast bike.....not record-breaking but fast, and the ride is smooth and very competent on the road and around corners. I just put skinnier tires on and put a more comfortable seat on it, and it rolls like a dream.

Can you haul a kid trailer with this bike?

Dump the tube ...tubless

Thanks for the tips. My admiral needed these adjustments, thanks for showing how it's done.

A lot of good tips, but as a contractor I have to give a C- on the painting. Way too heavy with bleed through on the finish result.

Damn, that looks like fun!

Very good video and easy to follow. Thanks for posting!

Thanks so much!!!

Hi, do you mind sharing the part number of the rear sprocket?

Hi what lathe are you using there?

Is that bank 2

How would you mount an amp to it? I want to make one but super freaking loud for stupid neighbors dogs

Blessings, John 3:16. Jesus loves you. Thanks for the video.

That was awesome!!! Learned a ton! I think I can do this!! Great video, very professional!!

Your video really helped. Thank you. All the best from London

What was your method of weight measurement of the stock bike? My exact model in size 54cm came in at 21.13lbs in completely off the bike shop show room fittings. Using a park tool scale. Is that a size 56 or 58 you just doing the math based on the website data because I think the trek website stats are a little high. Was the same with my Trek Fuel EX 9.9, was spec’d at more than half a pound heavier on the website. I’d bet it’s lighter if you throw the whole bike on a good hanging scale

Installing the cassette is a 5min job? I'm a newbie and these wheels seem great. Worthy purchase for your bike?

Thanks for an excellent video. I will be changing my sensors next weekend.

Damn, I'd been interested in buying a second bike because my steel gravel bike is 15 kg and commuting 60km with it (30km one way) is kinda sporty ahah. This AL 5 seems great...

Will work for parts!

Wowowoowowowoeow, you have the machine

What is the helmet mirror that you use?

Review? What’s all this speeding up BS? Really!

No traction

That sound of that 4" scrape at the end❤

Any tips and tricks are good but before start applying any, take a careful visual look then apply one that you feel appropriate. Cut off the stubborn sensor and MAP gas works but you will have very hard time and dangerous to put socket on and breaker bar when the metal is red hot, it is even much harder some cars have tight space. I put socket and breaker bar before to see if I can and if you can't then must get it done first before and leave it then start heating the exhaust. Believe it or not, if you do it vice versa then what's the point to heat it red hot when can't put on the socket and breaker bar? For cars in the snow regions, salt and water make this even worse than the ones in the dry regions. If the sensor with severe bad rust and cars are 15 years old then O2 socket with pipe clamp never bulge it (thin wall 7/8" or 22mm socket and pipe clamp are a joke just like in this video), it just round the O2 nut and you have less chance and more time consuming to apply the next tip. My experience is never, never try too hard if O2 socket and pipe clamp can't bulge. More you do, worse the situation will be. Use your eye ball and evaluate the situation then use one way may work, if not, go to the next level of removal, stop worsen the situation. O2 sensor socket is just for the easy and not too old and rusted cars. Wasting $ and too much time with O2 socket and never work are very common while just use a simple impact socket do the trick, thick wall impact socket is recommended (it works amazing). I've done some cars that O2 sensor (downstream) just like welded to the exhaust and learned the pricey lessons. When the O2 nut is damaged and none of sockets work then I used impact hammer to bulge and plumber wrench to remove (if there is enough space), use impact hammer to bulge on 2 edges of the nut and sometime it cracked loosen to use pliers to remove it. Of course, if someone hands you a car with rounded O2 nut he gave up then it's the time you could use your magic wand.

You got some decent muscle there! How many times a week do you do this workout?

Thanks great job

As expected when I trees it paint went everywhere

Can only run safely on prepped surfaces. FLAT

Just started using the 36 grams ridenow. So far so good for a couple of weeks. Wheels spin up a bit quicker, sound of the wheels rolling is a little different, handling is identical as far as I can tell. Thanks for the vid-

How come the screws marks don't show?

that is the least ugly dork disk i ever saw