Hello ! I just wanted to take a moment to tell you that for me, you are one of the reasons I felt in love with the RedBull slopestyle events. Your voice and casting are perfect for this type of sport. Thank you for making every event better ! ❤️ Ps: nice white teeths as well 🍺
I love the G1 bundle, it’s gonna make it a lot easier to order a gyro without banging a head into a wall hoping everything will work. Great price, and great parts. Definitely gonna give the G1 a try on the next build. Thank you 🙏 for making mtb specific parts.
You may be able to get a stem with a short clamp onto the steerer tube I have a dmr defy and it allowed me to put an extra 10mm spacer on however you will need to check compatibility with the giro system
24 Mtb you cannot find a mechanical mtb caliper that is high quality you can find one with those wallmart bikes but its better to use road or gravel calipers
The reason is the amount of cable pull required for the caliper to engage the rotor is different between mtb and road systems. Road levers and BMX levers have roughly the same amount of cable pull and you see quite a few DJ bikes set up with BMX gyros and levers with road calipers.
@@24mtb74 - True, but mtb-specific gyros vs bmx-specific gyros is irrelevant - they are the same and the only difference between this gyro and an Odyssey or a Shadow Conspiracy or any of the others is that this one has a larger size available to account for larger diameter headtubes on mountain bikes (1 1/4" at the top is standard for mtb, 1" is standard for bmx)(side note - the Shadow Conspiracy gyro fits mtb 1 1/4" head tubes just fine)(side note #2 - bmx gyros are a fraction of the price; you can get the Shadow Conspiracy gyro, top cable, bottom cable, brake lever, and a TRP Spyre road caliper and rotor for less than the cost of just this Title gyro without the cables, lever, caliper, or rotor). But that has nothing to do with why the brake calipers need to be road calipers instead of mtb. Again, that is strictly a cable pull issue. Mtb brakes require more cable to pull to fully engage with the rotors than do road calipers, which are designed for a shorter amount of cable pull to engage fully. A gyro limits the amount of cable that can be pulled because you have the constraint of how far the gyro body can move from the top of the tabs (or tab plate for this gyro) to the top plate at the bottom of your stem. If you put mtb calipers, you won't stop (not well, at least). If you put road calipers, you will.
I am also wondering this, need clarification on if this setup works with the fixed bearing since the two6player doesn’t have an external cup for a pressfit headset
The system is too expensive. The Trickstuff gyro is expensive too but that's hydraulic. Sorry but I would consider buying it for at least half the price.
It's meant for dirt jump bikes, where having no front brake is very common. You would want a rear brake for trail or enduro type stuff, but for dirt jumps it's not really necessary
@@human_robot no, the one that lets the cable pass through the metal bit, you want to place the barrel between that bit and the wire housing then screw the barrel into the lever with the metal bit between the barrel and lever. If that doesn’t make sense send me your insta and I’ll send a picture they send me. 👍🏼
The Trickstuff hydraulic gyro costs even more, and the seals have historically not held up well over time. I've also heard the Trickstuff feels mushy at the lever and isn't as smooth for spins as cable. I've heard a rumour that the newest generation solves those issues, but it was seemingly an extremely limited run so they are tough to come by.
The minimum requirement for additional steer tube length for proper gyro function is 20mm. 17mm of additional length will likely work, however, we cannot guarantee optimal performance at this length.
Next level. This is what the industry has been waiting for. Finally a whole gyro kit. No more bs and putting it all together with random parts
Way to go Brett - this is sweet
Hello ! I just wanted to take a moment to tell you that for me, you are one of the reasons I felt in love with the RedBull slopestyle events. Your voice and casting are perfect for this type of sport. Thank you for making every event better ! ❤️
Ps: nice white teeths as well 🍺
I love the G1 bundle, it’s gonna make it a lot easier to order a gyro without banging a head into a wall hoping everything will work. Great price, and great parts. Definitely gonna give the G1 a try on the next build. Thank you 🙏 for making mtb specific parts.
Great video. I learn all this by myself in 1997, when i install my first gyro on my BMX with no instalation manual or videos.
This is like the Gucci of MTB and DJ but at a perfectly affordable price
"Perfectly affordable"
" perfectly affordable"
Brings back BMX memories
Mine should be coming tomorrow, can't wait!
I payed over 250 euro for the perfect gyro setup and that's what mountain bike scene need
great explanation!
Wish someone would come out with a decent hydraulic gyro again.
Hi Brett, I’m looking to get the Gyro bundle but my frame is not using a press-fit headset (it’s a polygon Trid zz), will it still work?
You ever find an answer? My frame also doesn’t use a pressfit headset
@@aydendeuchant9165 it doesn’t work without proper headset
I having trouble finding lower gyro cable
Wait does this mean in order to install a gyro I need to replace the fork??
that's what im asking too
If your fork doesn't have atleast 20mm of spacers under the stem
You may be able to get a stem with a short clamp onto the steerer tube I have a dmr defy and it allowed me to put an extra 10mm spacer on however you will need to check compatibility with the giro system
what lenght is perfect for a beddo sway frame
what is your caliper?
Which lube do you use for The Brake cable
He used tri flow
Why does it have to be a road caliper and not mtb???
Brett has been bribed by the roadies
24 Mtb you cannot find a mechanical mtb caliper that is high quality you can find one with those wallmart bikes but its better to use road or gravel calipers
The reason is the amount of cable pull required for the caliper to engage the rotor is different between mtb and road systems. Road levers and BMX levers have roughly the same amount of cable pull and you see quite a few DJ bikes set up with BMX gyros and levers with road calipers.
@@ObviousAlias okay, I think they use bmx gyros because there wasn’t any mtb ones but I may be wrong
@@24mtb74 - True, but mtb-specific gyros vs bmx-specific gyros is irrelevant - they are the same and the only difference between this gyro and an Odyssey or a Shadow Conspiracy or any of the others is that this one has a larger size available to account for larger diameter headtubes on mountain bikes (1 1/4" at the top is standard for mtb, 1" is standard for bmx)(side note - the Shadow Conspiracy gyro fits mtb 1 1/4" head tubes just fine)(side note #2 - bmx gyros are a fraction of the price; you can get the Shadow Conspiracy gyro, top cable, bottom cable, brake lever, and a TRP Spyre road caliper and rotor for less than the cost of just this Title gyro without the cables, lever, caliper, or rotor). But that has nothing to do with why the brake calipers need to be road calipers instead of mtb. Again, that is strictly a cable pull issue. Mtb brakes require more cable to pull to fully engage with the rotors than do road calipers, which are designed for a shorter amount of cable pull to engage fully. A gyro limits the amount of cable that can be pulled because you have the constraint of how far the gyro body can move from the top of the tabs (or tab plate for this gyro) to the top plate at the bottom of your stem. If you put mtb calipers, you won't stop (not well, at least). If you put road calipers, you will.
Thanks for the video! How much rise is on the bar? And how long is the stem? Thanks!
Brett running in slopestyle stem 35mm long and Bar in 740mm
I want this.
How to buy?
My bike is rockymountain mtb．
Im Japanese.
Can i put a G1 on a Two6Player Frame ?
I am also wondering this, need clarification on if this setup works with the fixed bearing since the two6player doesn’t have an external cup for a pressfit headset
No drilling your frame involved?
I’m wondering the same. Have you found an answer?
Nah it doesn't use normal gyro mounts like to the frame instead it clamps under the headset cup
The system is too expensive. The Trickstuff gyro is expensive too but that's hydraulic. Sorry but I would consider buying it for at least half the price.
Hi! Does this fits on the 2021 Canyon stitched 720? Need alil help here 😅
Wish we could get them in the U.S.
@@jmd7070 hopefully they ship it to US soon so u can get to enjoy it too brother!! 😜🤘🏽
@@dandantillthen588 thanks bro…I hope so too
Whats the reason for using a road caliper in conjunction with a gyro??
Mtb cable callipers are shit
If anyone needs help understanding the upper cables, reply me your insta and I can send the picture they sent me on how it should go🤙🏽
@adamfriesen I've been trying to figure it out but just want to make sure thanks!
@rico.stalder would be nice thanks🙏
why it wont work with mtb caliper? Is there a really big difference in the travel of MTB vs Road caliper?
Road calipers grip harder and used for cable style brakes on DJs
@@andrewpedersen9633 I’m very confused so what’d happen if you used a mtb calliper not a road
Is having just one brake do the job for both front and back okay?
It's meant for dirt jump bikes, where having no front brake is very common. You would want a rear brake for trail or enduro type stuff, but for dirt jumps it's not really necessary
Do you need the holes on the side of your frame
Joshua Bell no, it comes with a bottom plate mount at 0:42
Love your parts, but they are so expensive😪😫. Maybe I'm going to buy a bar because I need one...
But since when have bike parts not been expensive?🤣
nice video 🤘
The upper cables provided in the title cables don’t seem to be compatible
Hey @snapt did you figure out how to mount the cables to the brake?
@@human_robot yeah I wasn’t putting the barrel back over the cables. All good now!
@@quinnallard6117 Do both cables need to go in the gap of the barrel?
@@human_robot no, the one that lets the cable pass through the metal bit, you want to place the barrel between that bit and the wire housing then screw the barrel into the lever with the metal bit between the barrel and lever. If that doesn’t make sense send me your insta and I’ll send a picture they send me. 👍🏼
@@quinnallard6117 I had to remove the nut for it to work. Thanks for the tips 🤜 🤛
For the Marin Alcatraz Frame small or large?
Did you figure it out?
Does with work with left hand brake?
Yes the gyro works with a left or right hand brake lever.
Does anybody know if you ned small or large for a Rose the Bruce 2
Small
love it
ns decade v2
small or lager size ?
Small
I've reached out to you on Instagram still no answer
Which headset is Brett running in his ticket DJ?
cane creek
@@jarnoahnert5005
No he running Chris king
🤘🏼
Ever heard of hydraulics? 🤨
The Trickstuff hydraulic gyro costs even more, and the seals have historically not held up well over time. I've also heard the Trickstuff feels mushy at the lever and isn't as smooth for spins as cable. I've heard a rumour that the newest generation solves those issues, but it was seemingly an extremely limited run so they are tough to come by.
I have 17 mm of spacer length would that work?
The minimum requirement for additional steer tube length for proper gyro function is 20mm. 17mm of additional length will likely work, however, we cannot guarantee optimal performance at this length.