This channel is awesome. You're basically the American version of me. Skateboards & bikes 🤙🏼 love it, I too am collecting all of the things I wanted as a kid but couldn't afford due to parents who wouldn't work. Greetings from the UK 👍🏼🍻🇬🇧
Right on!!! Greetings my UK friend. Not sure the significance of your user name, but coincidentally I’ve got a bunch of blackberries growing in my backyard too.
Sorry, Iʻve been super busy lately so I havenʻt gotten around to seeing the new videos! Love what you did with your Hutch! I have a plan for mine that Iʻm revealing next week. Should be a fun build! Isnʻt that Ryobi pump worth every penny? I love that thing! Those seat guts can be a huge pain in the you know what sometimes! Man, I loved this video! That bike looks awesome!
Thanks Kevin!!! I hear you about being super busy lately, I feel the same way. I’m happy with how my Hollywood turned out for the low investment, but I’m already imagining how it’ll look better when I can start swapping out parts. Can’t wait to see what you do with yours ❤️ And yes, that pump is totally worth it!!!
Nice bike, man! I love that color. Odyssey purple pedals and some mushroom grips are pretty cheap, and they'd look great on it. I love the geometry on my XL26 Hutch. It's great for wheelies, and it's comfortable in the air, too. Enjoy ❤
Right on! Thanks for the tips. I have some Odyssey twisted pedals on my S&M and they are nice for the price. And purple grips are a must. I agree on the geometry of these things. It feels much more nimble than my 26” GT. I’m really loving it. Gonna try and get it up to the pump track soon. ❤️
Thanks! You’re not the only one to point this out. I ignorantly trusted Calvin over at Park Tool too much I guess, as their video recommended locktite as a first choice, then anti-seize compound, and then grease as a last resort for euro BB’s. 🤷
Awesome build!! Thanks for doing a video for us common people who don’t have sponsors or have a ton of $$. Hutch has been on my list, might have to look again at their 24s. Enjoy the event! Hope you will post a video!! 🤙🤙🤙
Right on!!! Yeah, this was definitely a budget conscious build. No $400 pedals on this one 🤣 Thanks, I hope to make at least a couple videos from the event 👊
badass Matt! I'm just waiting on parts for mine. i got my Haro sealed bearing alloy silver wheelset from planet for 100, if you're still looking for an inexpensive set, they have 19 left in stock. i'll shoot you pictures of mine when i'm done. probably in a month or so. one package from porkchop has an estimated arrival date of 3/15. sometimes sucks to live in Hawaii
Thanks!!! I have those Haro wheels on my 26” GT Performer. They are super nice for the price. I might get a set for my Hollywood, but I’m broke right now 🤣 Yes, please send pictures when you get yours built up. I’d love to see it. 🤩 Yeah, I hear you about shipping to Hawaii, but at least you guys have much better riding weather than we have here in Missouri. It’s either super hot and humid in the summer and cold in the winter. 😎
Rad bike!! Please do yourself a huge favor and put grease on those bb cups. I've battled removing several Euro bb's that had thread lock, I'm talking hours of battle, soaking the entire shell in penetrating oil overnight, etc.
Interesting. I watched a video from Calvin over at Park Tool where he recommended thread lock as a first choice, anti-seize compound second, and then grease as a last resort. But I certainly don’t want to repeat the removal battles you went through. Thanks for the tip!
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhood Calvin is giving people terrible advice, lol. Live and learn, everyone has their preference. I'll never, never, never use it on a bottom bracket. I've had issues with several different bikes, recently some Thrones, and also a 2014 Fairdale, all because of thread lock on the bb threads. I will say that all the problems I've experienced are on a certain type of cup that is very cheap and breaks easily. The two-sided one you have will probably be easy to get off.
cool bike. i am 6 foot 3 and huge. and i got one 24 inch cruiser but all my other 8 bmx bikes are 20 inch. my 24 inch feels so massive for even a guy my size. what makes one want such a huge bmx bike? if a guy was 7 foot tall i get it but i am not sure why a average size guy would want such a massive bike? looks cool .
I guess they don’t call them cruisers for nothing 🤣 I like a bigger bike for long casual rides. I can’t imagine going 15 miles on my 20” compared to my 26”. 👍
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhood i get it. i just see these 26 and 29 bikes now and i think are they 6 foot 8 as my 24 inch feels gigantic to me and i am 260 and 6 foot 3. i see kids on those big se bikes and i think that bike is to big for me and i am a giant. how do those kids ride it. i have talked to you before on here i am pretty sure. i been subbed a long time now. not sure if you sub to me but i make bmx videos all summer long every summer. race. flatland. which is my specialty. pump tracks. skateparks and street and i feature old school and mid school. new school. etc. i will be doing tons of bmx videos this summer. on 9 bmx bikes and one mt bike. but flatland is what i am best at. i am good at park. or ok at it. i can do many tricks and grinds. but i love to do 80s freestyle. bob haro to eddie fiola type runs. that era is what i do but maybe more advanced than that by a few years. i can link tailwhips into stuff at over 50 so i am blessed to still be able to do that. as at our age anything can happen. i have lost friends younger than me recently who were younger. better shape than me but heart attacks. cancer. so every year i try to put out as many bmx videos in the summer as i can as i dont know if it is the last summer that i can do combos etc. good tricks etc.
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhood i have a mint haro zippo that looks like it came out of the store. it was bought buy a kid. then he got his license. it was i attic for decades. original reflectors. tires. that still have the little nubs on them. i got it from him as i had a zippo as a kid. but i am letting it go. every part is original and it is yellow with chrome parts. red brakes. red pedals etc. chome bars. forks. it is stock. 100 percent. grips everything. no dry rot. og seat. no rips. etc. just throwing that out there. i want to take it to a old school bike show event in rockford but the last 2 years i could not go. but it looks like it just came out of the store. i got to many bikes and that is one i decided to let go. in case you know anyone who loves haro mid school bikes. this is the best i have seen as in condition.
In the Trick Star world, I know the US made ones are worth a little more than the Japanese ones. But I’d say any vintage Hutch still has great value. The modern JDB ones have held their value well too. If you have original aerospeed cranks, those are worth a small fortune.
I edit with Davinci Resolve Studio. It has an AI feature called Magic Mask that can be used to automatically select a subject that you can then mask out the background from. This is the shortest explanation video I could find: czcams.com/video/vbY4zIzPyrc/video.htmlsi=ftr03GG-2sZaH_OJ
Honestly, that’s a tough call because it’s very subjective. I’m not too familiar with that bike because it’s a 90’s frame and I have little interest in mid-school bikes… so no nostalgia for me there. It’s a racing bike, and personally, I’m not into racing 20” bikes myself… and if I was, I’d get a modern Supercross or something. The price seems fine after a google search, but not an amazing deal. But Profile is obviously Ana amazing brand with a great reputation. So it’s more about if you like it.
Honestly, I’m not a gearing ratio expert. Sort of depends if you want a higher top speed or more pedal power. On my 20” S&M, I have a 25T sprocket with a 16t freewheel and it’s fine for freestyle.
@TheNostalgicNeighborhood Thanks Matt for your response, I'm not looking for high speed, the equivalent to my 25/9, responsiveness. Plus its not very flat near me. This is my 1st custom build and I have very limited know how, 2024 Skyway Street beat. And I really don't fancy having something the size of a side plate stuck to my crank!!! Best wishes from England
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhoodMatt, I had my heart set on a Profile 30t Imperial sprocket but I was concerned I'd feel like I was on a bike without a chain, but your 20" 25/16 is sound. I think that's all the confirmation I need 👍 😄🙏
@@ianward7376 Awesome! I’ve always wanted a Street Beat. I was going to get one of the 2024 ones, but the US distributor, Planet BMX, isn’t happy with the drop out sizes and is holding off to see if Skyway will update them. So I got this Hutch instead. But if they decide to move forward, I want one!!! What color did you get? I’d love a green one 🤩
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhood Yeah the green are bad ass, I remember looking on BMX museum, green freestyle frames with white Skyway's and white tyres. It's the same story with most coloured frames but had to go with the chrome, I've had second thoughts but I've got some ideas regarding parts and styling. It's still at the post office. Parcel force delivered it last week to my dad's house but he wasn't home. I'll keep you posted with its progression buddy
Matt, I've received my Street beat F/F/H and I'm ready to start buying the parts. But I've come across a Profile Rocket frame and forks in chrome and looks tidy, £380 ($484) do you think this is a too good opportunity to pass up???
Looking at sold items on the BMX Museum website. They seem to go for $350 to $450. I’m not into mid-school so I don’t know anything about this frame, if there are versions that are more valuable than others. But based on a couple searches and what you said, it doesn’t seem like too good of an opportunity to pass up. But I’m no expert 🤷 Congrats on receiving the Street Beat parts. How exciting!!!
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhood Ordered all my parts Matt, the bike will be built using only Skyway, Profile and Odyssey parts. Exciting times in the n Nostalgic Neighbourhood. I'll keep you posted once I've received all the parts (even bought myself a bearing press) should be all delivered by Thursday, can't wait bro
Forgot to mention I've gone with the Redline flight crank, it will look awesome with the chrome F/F/H and also a polished Odyssey stem (minimal branding), can't wait Matt
This channel is awesome. You're basically the American version of me. Skateboards & bikes 🤙🏼 love it, I too am collecting all of the things I wanted as a kid but couldn't afford due to parents who wouldn't work. Greetings from the UK 👍🏼🍻🇬🇧
Right on!!! Greetings my UK friend. Not sure the significance of your user name, but coincidentally I’ve got a bunch of blackberries growing in my backyard too.
I hear you mate,I just purchased a Torker frame and always wanted one for a looong time.This gentleman knows his bikes,cheers!
Matt Hensley KING of No-Complies Deck...good memories 😊
Oh yeah!!!! 💯 Matt Hensley is one of my all time favorite skaters. He signed that one for me too 🤩
Loved Hensley, used to watch his part in Shackle me not over and over
@@Freestyler4130 💯 Same here!
Brother , your channel is fantastic !!
right on!!! 👊 I appreciate that. 🙏
Sorry, Iʻve been super busy lately so I havenʻt gotten around to seeing the new videos! Love what you did with your Hutch! I have a plan for mine that Iʻm revealing next week. Should be a fun build! Isnʻt that Ryobi pump worth every penny? I love that thing! Those seat guts can be a huge pain in the you know what sometimes! Man, I loved this video! That bike looks awesome!
Thanks Kevin!!! I hear you about being super busy lately, I feel the same way. I’m happy with how my Hollywood turned out for the low investment, but I’m already imagining how it’ll look better when I can start swapping out parts. Can’t wait to see what you do with yours ❤️ And yes, that pump is totally worth it!!!
That bike looks awesome 👌......good job!!!!!!
Thanks so much. 🙏 It’s been a couple weeks now, and I’m still super happy with it!
Nice bike, man! I love that color. Odyssey purple pedals and some mushroom grips are pretty cheap, and they'd look great on it. I love the geometry on my XL26 Hutch. It's great for wheelies, and it's comfortable in the air, too. Enjoy ❤
Right on! Thanks for the tips. I have some Odyssey twisted pedals on my S&M and they are nice for the price. And purple grips are a must. I agree on the geometry of these things. It feels much more nimble than my 26” GT. I’m really loving it. Gonna try and get it up to the pump track soon. ❤️
You can always upgrade parts down the line. Great video👍
Thanks! Upgrading over the long haul is the plan, but I’m pretty happy with the start ❤️
I'd start with getting rid of all SE parts and replacing the stem with Knight bike co.
Stoked you got one!
Thanks Issac. I’m really glad I did.
Great video as always.......Hey A little grease on the Euro bottom bracket is a better choice than Locktite 👍👌
Thanks! You’re not the only one to point this out. I ignorantly trusted Calvin over at Park Tool too much I guess, as their video recommended locktite as a first choice, then anti-seize compound, and then grease as a last resort for euro BB’s. 🤷
Awesome build!! Thanks for doing a video for us common people who don’t have sponsors or have a ton of $$. Hutch has been on my list, might have to look again at their 24s. Enjoy the event! Hope you will post a video!! 🤙🤙🤙
Right on!!! Yeah, this was definitely a budget conscious build. No $400 pedals on this one 🤣 Thanks, I hope to make at least a couple videos from the event 👊
You're living my dream Matt. Cheers for this channel. You've got me up off my arse to get my own build done 🖐
Fantastic! I love hearing this 👊👊👊
badass Matt! I'm just waiting on parts for mine. i got my Haro sealed bearing alloy silver wheelset from planet for 100, if you're still looking for an inexpensive set, they have 19 left in stock. i'll shoot you pictures of mine when i'm done. probably in a month or so. one package from porkchop has an estimated arrival date of 3/15. sometimes sucks to live in Hawaii
Thanks!!! I have those Haro wheels on my 26” GT Performer. They are super nice for the price. I might get a set for my Hollywood, but I’m broke right now 🤣 Yes, please send pictures when you get yours built up. I’d love to see it. 🤩 Yeah, I hear you about shipping to Hawaii, but at least you guys have much better riding weather than we have here in Missouri. It’s either super hot and humid in the summer and cold in the winter. 😎
Very nice build.
Thanks so much. I’m really loving this bike ❤️
RAD 💜🤙🏼
Right on! 👊👊👊
It's so rad to see all the parts. Sourcing the parts and putting the bike together...that's good times. It looks killer 👊🏼
Thanks 🙏 This one was a blast 💥
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhood You can tell...it looks awesome.
Brilliant job Matt 👏 👍...bike building is addictive!! Another great episode and I love the fact you and Kevin and Bernie really make my day!!!!!
Thanks Stu. 💯 Bike building is addictive indeed. It’s so much fun!!! And yes, Kevin and Bernie are rad!!!!
Rad bike!! Please do yourself a huge favor and put grease on those bb cups. I've battled removing several Euro bb's that had thread lock, I'm talking hours of battle, soaking the entire shell in penetrating oil overnight, etc.
Interesting. I watched a video from Calvin over at Park Tool where he recommended thread lock as a first choice, anti-seize compound second, and then grease as a last resort. But I certainly don’t want to repeat the removal battles you went through. Thanks for the tip!
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhood Calvin is giving people terrible advice, lol. Live and learn, everyone has their preference. I'll never, never, never use it on a bottom bracket. I've had issues with several different bikes, recently some Thrones, and also a 2014 Fairdale, all because of thread lock on the bb threads. I will say that all the problems I've experienced are on a certain type of cup that is very cheap and breaks easily. The two-sided one you have will probably be easy to get off.
@@TuesdaysTurn I real appreciate your insights and experiences. Thanks 👊
Why would a threaded bb need threadlock, it's very rare that they come loose. That advice often stands for threadless presfit bb
@@oreocarlton3343 Threadless pressfit in BMX, like a mid bb, should always be pressed in with grease!
Awesome build Matt!👍😎💯
Right on. Thanks so much 👊
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhood You're Welcome Matt!
🎉🎉🎉
Yahoo!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Just curious if you think a 2.3 tire would fit in the frame. I ordered f/f and trying to put a parts order together ..
Awesome! You’re gonna love it. I have 2.2 tires on mine and there is plenty of space, so you should be good with 2.3’s. 👍
cool bike. i am 6 foot 3 and huge. and i got one 24 inch cruiser but all my other 8 bmx bikes are 20 inch. my 24 inch feels so massive for even a guy my size. what makes one want such a huge bmx bike? if a guy was 7 foot tall i get it but i am not sure why a average size guy would want such a massive bike? looks cool .
I guess they don’t call them cruisers for nothing 🤣 I like a bigger bike for long casual rides. I can’t imagine going 15 miles on my 20” compared to my 26”. 👍
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhood i get it. i just see these 26 and 29 bikes now and i think are they 6 foot 8 as my 24 inch feels gigantic to me and i am 260 and 6 foot 3. i see kids on those big se bikes and i think that bike is to big for me and i am a giant. how do those kids ride it. i have talked to you before on here i am pretty sure. i been subbed a long time now. not sure if you sub to me but i make bmx videos all summer long every summer. race. flatland. which is my specialty. pump tracks. skateparks and street and i feature old school and mid school. new school. etc. i will be doing tons of bmx videos this summer. on 9 bmx bikes and one mt bike. but flatland is what i am best at. i am good at park. or ok at it. i can do many tricks and grinds. but i love to do 80s freestyle. bob haro to eddie fiola type runs. that era is what i do but maybe more advanced than that by a few years. i can link tailwhips into stuff at over 50 so i am blessed to still be able to do that. as at our age anything can happen. i have lost friends younger than me recently who were younger. better shape than me but heart attacks. cancer. so every year i try to put out as many bmx videos in the summer as i can as i dont know if it is the last summer that i can do combos etc. good tricks etc.
Yes, I recall chatting with you in the past and I’m still subbed to your channel. Good stuff 👊
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhood i have a mint haro zippo that looks like it came out of the store. it was bought buy a kid. then he got his license. it was i attic for decades. original reflectors. tires. that still have the little nubs on them. i got it from him as i had a zippo as a kid. but i am letting it go. every part is original and it is yellow with chrome parts. red brakes. red pedals etc. chome bars. forks. it is stock. 100 percent. grips everything. no dry rot. og seat. no rips. etc. just throwing that out there. i want to take it to a old school bike show event in rockford but the last 2 years i could not go. but it looks like it just came out of the store. i got to many bikes and that is one i decided to let go. in case you know anyone who loves haro mid school bikes. this is the best i have seen as in condition.
Is a Tia wan Hutch frame worth anything ?..I also have the chainring/ cranks…
In the Trick Star world, I know the US made ones are worth a little more than the Japanese ones. But I’d say any vintage Hutch still has great value. The modern JDB ones have held their value well too. If you have original aerospeed cranks, those are worth a small fortune.
How did you remove the background from the rider clips?
I edit with Davinci Resolve Studio. It has an AI feature called Magic Mask that can be used to automatically select a subject that you can then mask out the background from. This is the shortest explanation video I could find: czcams.com/video/vbY4zIzPyrc/video.htmlsi=ftr03GG-2sZaH_OJ
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhood very nice im just learning it
Hi Matt, I've come across a Profile rocket frame on ebay (chrome) £380 ($480), do you think this would be a good purchase, I need a grounded opinion
Honestly, that’s a tough call because it’s very subjective. I’m not too familiar with that bike because it’s a 90’s frame and I have little interest in mid-school bikes… so no nostalgia for me there. It’s a racing bike, and personally, I’m not into racing 20” bikes myself… and if I was, I’d get a modern Supercross or something. The price seems fine after a google search, but not an amazing deal. But Profile is obviously Ana amazing brand with a great reputation. So it’s more about if you like it.
What's the smallest sprocket do you think I can run on a 16t freewheel??? (20inch Skyway's)
Honestly, I’m not a gearing ratio expert. Sort of depends if you want a higher top speed or more pedal power. On my 20” S&M, I have a 25T sprocket with a 16t freewheel and it’s fine for freestyle.
@TheNostalgicNeighborhood Thanks Matt for your response, I'm not looking for high speed, the equivalent to my 25/9, responsiveness. Plus its not very flat near me. This is my 1st custom build and I have very limited know how, 2024 Skyway Street beat. And I really don't fancy having something the size of a side plate stuck to my crank!!! Best wishes from England
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhoodMatt, I had my heart set on a Profile 30t Imperial sprocket but I was concerned I'd feel like I was on a bike without a chain, but your 20" 25/16 is sound. I think that's all the confirmation I need 👍 😄🙏
@@ianward7376 Awesome! I’ve always wanted a Street Beat. I was going to get one of the 2024 ones, but the US distributor, Planet BMX, isn’t happy with the drop out sizes and is holding off to see if Skyway will update them. So I got this Hutch instead. But if they decide to move forward, I want one!!!
What color did you get? I’d love a green one 🤩
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhood Yeah the green are bad ass, I remember looking on BMX museum, green freestyle frames with white Skyway's and white tyres. It's the same story with most coloured frames but had to go with the chrome, I've had second thoughts but I've got some ideas regarding parts and styling. It's still at the post office. Parcel force delivered it last week to my dad's house but he wasn't home. I'll keep you posted with its progression buddy
Matt, I've received my Street beat F/F/H and I'm ready to start buying the parts. But I've come across a Profile Rocket frame and forks in chrome and looks tidy, £380 ($484) do you think this is a too good opportunity to pass up???
Looking at sold items on the BMX Museum website. They seem to go for $350 to $450. I’m not into mid-school so I don’t know anything about this frame, if there are versions that are more valuable than others. But based on a couple searches and what you said, it doesn’t seem like too good of an opportunity to pass up. But I’m no expert 🤷 Congrats on receiving the Street Beat parts. How exciting!!!
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhood Ordered all my parts Matt, the bike will be built using only Skyway, Profile and Odyssey parts. Exciting times in the n Nostalgic Neighbourhood. I'll keep you posted once I've received all the parts (even bought myself a bearing press) should be all delivered by Thursday, can't wait bro
@@ianward7376 So rad!!!! Can’t wait to hear how it turns out 👊
Forgot to mention I've gone with the Redline flight crank, it will look awesome with the chrome F/F/H and also a polished Odyssey stem (minimal branding), can't wait Matt
@@TheNostalgicNeighborhoodForgot to mention I went with the Redline flight crank 👌👊