FIRST RIDE on my hand built GRAVEL BIKE // Paul Brodie's Shop
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Mitch is quite fortunate to have a frame he built himself, in a class that no longer exists, taught by a legend and master of the craft. Money can't buy that experience!
Yes, I like to think that Mitch is fortunate too, for all those reasons.. Thanks for watching!
Wow! I sure miss mountain biking. As a 56 year old mountain biker I broke my neck, and damaged my spinal cord. As you get older, when you hit the ground, some of us break. I was a quadriplegic for a couple of week, but walked out of the hospital after 6 weeks. I have some major issues but I’m glad to be alive. Be careful you guys. I sure would love to be out there with you guys, and I dream of riding one of Paul’s bikes. Paul, you sure are a craftsman and I really enjoy your content. Thanks
Jeez! That's scary af and inspiring at the same time. Keep working at it, the only way is up. I'm the same age, broke my collar bone over 20wk ago just getting back on the road. So hang in there ✌️
I was thinking the same when I watched this footage, totally reckless riding for their age
Why should age be a facture, if you let your age stop you, you will stop living at 50. way to go guys. the battle scars of life only let people know you are still in the fight. . Never stop living, there is a lot ot do out there.@@oreocarlton3343
@@joepeanut6827 bone destiny drops with age, you can ride but have to use more caution
Keep the strenght while aging and it will keep you safer.
It's great to see you guys riding the trails on new and old Brodie bikes. It's pretty unique to see what really happens out on the trail. Most MTN Bike videos are edited to only show the perfect ride.
Thanks. Yes, I was hoping my crash would get edited out, but that's not real life....
Looks like the bike did well and looks like your doing well Mr. Brodie ! So cool to see all those past and current Brodie bikes getting a workout.
Thanks Rick. Yes, that was a good day and no one ended up in hospital....
As an old duffer and part-time frame builder, this brings a joyful tear to my eye. Great bikes, Paul!
Thank you very much!
Bunch or hooligans tearing up the trails👍👍
Nice bike Paul, I hope you enjoy it.
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3:26 "ah shit!" haha yup. Looks like a great day of riding. The very best therapy no doubt.
Yes, it is good therapy. Thanks for watching...
What a delight to see you looking so well !
Great video of a group of friends out just enjoying riding their bikes.
Building your own toys to play with is the coolest thing ever
Great to see you out having fun Paul! We would like to see you out on one of your beautiful motorcycles next! Great video.
Cool people, riding cool bikes, in a cool place. Cool!
It was a fun day. Thanks for watching!
A perfect day, you can't buy that for money. Whishing you and your friends a good time. Just enjoy it.
Thanks. It was a perfect day!
I love how “gravel” biking in BC is like cross country mountain biking in Ontario. Looks like a great trail. Nice looking Brodie (and Mitch) bikes all around.
Yes, it's a bloody silly moniker.
I agree but own one too. Lol. Mine is more of a cyclocross bike for gravel road and “rail trail” rides.
Yes, 26"mtbs steal going strong! And a Libido episode if you would please Paul. Thank you.
Yes, nothing wrong with 26". So you want a Libido episode? Had not thought of that...
Nice to see the watershed. It’s in my area but I have to revisit it sometime.
Not super technical at all, but fun!!
wish i`d been there ,that was a fine baptism paul, well done to
you all ,and the dynamic cameraman, 😁😎👍
Yes, kudos to Mitch our videographer extraordinaire...
I'd love to see a video with more details about the Libido -- that's a model I'd never heard of. Didn't know Paul had a production FS model -- cool!
So happy for you!!
Thanks!
This was a lovely video, it was so nice to see you taking a work of art and using it for what it was built for. Thank you for sharing your journey with this frame.
Thank you very much. We appreciate your comments!
looks like a lot of fun
Yes, and no one got hurt!
Gland that there were not any injuries. Nice photogahy!
Yes, we all survived. Mitch is good with the cameras....
very nice to see you enjoy your work w/ a group of friends - enjoy! btw: classic example of "kodak karma" display by one of your friends in the jumps segment..
your work is incredible friend...here in Brazil we are very inspired by you.. Congratulations
Greetings to Brazil. Thank you for watching and commenting...
Good to see you having some fun.
Thanks Brian..
So nice to see you up and about. Take care.
Nice ride, Paul!
Thank you!
What a machines and good fun ! Nice
Thank you much...
Wonderful trip with wonderful bikes and nice people!
Sadly mountainbiking in northern germany is a bit like kayaking in a desert...😅
Greetings
Thank you. Come to Canada and ride our trails!!
With some proper instruction, that feller sending it with zero regard for his safety could clear those easily. He definitely has the heart! Glad to see you out enjoying decades of your creations.
Yes, Colin can clear that gap, but remarked that his seat was set too high, causing his crash. That was a fun day!
26" wheels are the future. Nimble and quick to accelerate. Steel is the future. Small tubes in a 71/73 geometry for a zippy ride. The 1990s were the future.
Yes indeed. My 26" Surly Instigator is over designed and over built (it's got a head tube gusset) with 80's, 90's 71°/72° XC geo. Stable as hell on DHs because it's over built.
Nothing wrong with 26" wheels... But I do prefer 650b....
Good to see you out and about Paul.....but please .... no BIG fallls....don't want you back in hospital😊
Thanks Ted. I promise to be careful and not end up in hospital....
Paul, I am speechless, swelling up with tears of joy seeing you out on that bike with your great friends.
Mitch, Thank you. Your dedication and drive to document and share Paul with us has been endlessly inspiring. Can't wait to see what's next...... 👍👍😎👍👍
Joell, that is a wonderful comment, so thank you very much! We do enjoy making these videos :)
Thanks Joel for liking our videos. That was a great day out in the woods...
Beautiful bikes, Paul ❤❤
Thank you! 😃😃
What you do with a handful of tubing is amazing.
I’m digging BC gravel🤣. It’s good to see you out there!
Thank you James!
great fun.....thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍
Well done ,,, so great to see the fruits of your labour .
Lovely trail!
It was fun, thank you....
I am astounded to see how far you have come after seing you that frail not so very long ago. Thanks for sharing and changing my view on a few of life´s challenges.
Awe man that soft tail frame looks Awesome, I'm super jealous right now, I want one so bad. 😕 👍👍
Wonderful seeing the video of the bikes in action Paul.
Congrats on a great bike, Paul, and a great ride. I bet it felt sweet.
Great video. Colin is all in for it. Mitches bike looks awesome, too.
What a awesome place to ride. Wish there was places like that when I was kid, and into bikes.
Awesome video, thanks Paul!
Thanks Nick!
Great tracks and great country/scenery
Cheers Chris
Thanks Chris. Hope you are well....
I’m grateful Paul and Collin didn’t get hurt from those wipeouts.
great work, Mitch !
Yes, Mitch got the filming all figured out....
Its great to see you out in the forest having fun I wish we had forests like that here. Take care God bless.
We are fortunate to have a lot of trails here in the Lower Mainland, with many skill levels available. Thanks for watching!
Loved this episode! Perfect music, lovely setting. It was somehow good to see real people on the trail, succeeding, and failing. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and commenting :)
Awesome 👍
I love the bike and enjoyed the video thoroughly. As much as I marvel at the virtuosity of high-level riders, that's the skills envelope of the majority of us encapsulated beautifully. Wonderful!
Nice to see you out and on the trails, Paul . The bike looks good. I'm glad this didn't turn into a bike comparison, it was good to see you all riding different bikes and just enjoying it. Also Mitches bike looks great. Love the music, it fits the video just right.
Thank you. It was a great day to be out on the trails :)
Brilliant loved that
Thanks Robert!
Superbe machine ❤
Thanks a lot!
Congrats on the new bike!
Thank you. Feels good to have a new bike!
Great vid.
Plain and simple camaraderie, spending time in the outdoors, some tomfoolery, and being active. That’s what mountain biking was all about when it started, and for me, that never changed.
I think it’s a big reason why gravel biking is so popular. As mountain biking got more and more extreme and bikes got more complicated, gravel biking brings it back to the essence.
As a side note, for me this video also confirms my opinion that ebikes are NOT a good thing for older riders. The tumbles and falls in this vid are all withouts consequences, but would they be had these guys been on a heavy, faster ebike…?
Fun can be had on a slower pace, without keeping up with the young guns.
love it i came home from an mtb ride and this is the vid
you are my kind of people
Thank you very much!
Wonderful bikes 😀😊
Greetings from Croatia from Kris 😎
Thank you Kris. Best wishes to you in Croatia!
You mad lads!
Nice bikes, all. I’m growing to like the sound of those Hope hubs. I learned morse code at the RollsRoyce Amateur radio Club in Barnoldswick, (called Bar’l’ick by those who live there). And that’s the same town where Hope hubs are made. Maggie Thatcher (👎🏻!) put Barlick into Lancashire, but really it belongs in Yorkshire, and is proud of that fact.
A nice ride out with friends in the woods. Impressive collection of bikes, and riders!
Oh, and the engines in Concorde (and in the TSR2) were made by RR in the town, and were known as ‘the RB211 engine = Rolls Royce Barnoldswick 211. (Not a lot of people know that!!) Thank you for all your videos. All good stuff. Les in UK
Looking good on that bike.
Thank you Robin...
Rigid fork is ❤❤❤
Fun day out, if you are ever stuck for a project (not likely) I would be real interested in seeing the process of building your Libido frame, real nice and you don't see many full sus steel frames.
Thanks Mitch and Paul👍
well done
Good to see you out on that bike. Maybe hit the actual gravel on it soon? 😉
Riding natural trails is a lot different than most of what you see online. Definitely it’s own challenge. More rocks over here in northern Pennsyltuckey, though.
What a nice place to ride😊👍🏼
You are correct! 😉😉
I never did learn to ride with clips. And I miss my old hope brakes. My calipers got destroyed by really salty winters worth of riding 😢
When riding a skinny,lightly drag the rear brake with one finger…This resistance helps keep the front wheel from wandering and increases control….🚲
Good tip thanks. I was not having my best day...
Looks like the bike built well 👍
Thank you!
It appears that gravel biking is different up that way, those look like mt bikes on mt bike trails, and looks fun!
Im 66 but am out on all sorts of bicycles and motorcycles pretty often, like 180 miles a week on road bikes usually.
The whole "crashing and flailing" on mt bikes is fun, but there's nothing but rocks around here. So maybe not the best idea for longevity. If you get an E mt bike you can crash going WAY faster if that's the intent.
You are right, we were not on "gravel", but it was fun. That's great you are still riding so much...
@@paulbrodie Those look like really fun trails you were on!.
I got a new knee in 2015 and have been back on bike ...I did get a really nice e mt bike, somehow it doesnt get ridden much...My 24 lb Intense Sniper goes instead.
omg guys :))
this was great, be safe everyone
Nice crew! Is Mitch liking his wheelset? I used the same and found them to be bombproof. Good local BC builds all around.
Awesome stuff mate. I love the peace and quiet and beautiful nature,
Then Paul stops pedalling BZTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTZTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT hahah
Yes, sometimes I do....
Nice to see you out exercising Paul, but a bit less of the evil kaneeval . I’m about your age, fell off my bike last week and broke a rib, not pleasant. Thanks for sharing. Regards from across the pond.
paul did you ever get your cub running right last time I seen a video timing was out ,nice to see you looking fit out and about .kind regards
The Cub is high on my list to get the carb sorted out.. I will get to it! Thanks..
Fantastic video! A great group of bikes being ridden in a great trail system. Glad to see you spinning cranks, Paul. You are looking very healthy.
G'day Paul,
That's a great looking bike. I particularly like the way you cunningly disguised a fully rigid mountain bike as a gravel bike. LOL That makes me feel like there's a future for my old, old Rockhopper.
Andrew
Hey Paul, that setup ypu have there looks like a hybrid. Does that mean that a gravel bike is really a hybrid with drop bars? We did that setup "back in the day" if you know what I mean.
I think the lines between types of bikes has become very blurred in the past decade... In my mind a gravel bike is a LOT like the mountain bikes we rode in the late 80s and early nineties.. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Ride your own build bike from scratch, how cool is that?!
That's what I like to do. Nothing better for sure! thanks for watching..
It's a mountain bike!
music reminds me of hardspace shipbreaker
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Is it normal for the freewheeling ratchet or sprag to be that loud?
YES it is and some people love it loud.
My kinda day out Guys 👍TFS, GB :)
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I hope, maybe one day You would build cargo bike?
Where was the gravel, must have blinked and misses it?
The gravel was on the access road. Did we not show it well enough?
Gravel...or ATB? Discuss.
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I didn't know you dabbled with URT designs in previous years. I might find the courage to forgive you for it one day...
That kind of riding is great though, leisurely with some excitement, amongst some particularly pleasant surroundings. More than just a gravel road, but far from the modern definition for mountain biking. There's a trend to revive the term "ATB", maybe that'll happen as the spectrum between gravel and mountain is increasingly blurred.
I designed the Libido close to 30 years ago. A lot has changed since then. Yes, there are a lot of different segments in the bicycle industry now, and lines are very blurred..
It’s just has to be 100 X better on a bike you built yourself
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When exactly is a bike a "gravel" bike?
@connyconiglione Thanks. Quite a complete explanation. Based on that I can correctly call my recently acquired, and soon to be upgraded, early 1990's Norco Bush Pilot a gravel bike. Which pleases me.
Paul on my bike I have mounted one of those annoying automated voices at the push of a button it chimes out WARNING WARNING GERIATRIC RIDER COMING THROUGH. I do get some funny looks but nobody looks too surprised when I fall off.😁
This bike is really nice but is a rigid MTB, or a modernized way of a '90 MTB...
Nico, you are 100% correct. Thanks for watching!
Ahh, pristine wilderness………….and a man hole cover.🚴🏽♂️🚴🚴🏽♂️
"yes grandad can fly" but gran last week you said he was bambi on ice, "grandad is lots of things" gran whats does ass over tit mean ?? "ask grandad"