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How to make your bike lighter (and more legit)
Please don't take this seriously.
35 Comments
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I just thought it was funny that he said you need to get help if your bike looks like this, and shows a 4.9lb aluminum frame. The dropouts on that are a bit outdated, but that bike was at the top of it's game for a while, and still weighs less than a lot of frames on the market today. Also, metal (aluminum or magnesium) pedals generally are lighter than most plastics, and will last a thousand times longer. Oh, and sealed bearings weigh more than looseball. Yup, it's a fact. Looseball just have crap performance, and don't look anywhere near as clean. Things like titanium spindles are great if you're racing, bad if your street riding. What's the point of having the lightest bike if you're just going to break and snap everything?
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Nah, it's an obvious parody, but sometimes people get those wrong too. I thought it was good though.
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thanks! I enjoyed making it. I honestly am surprised anyone liked this vid. I just made it when I was home bored and unable to ride. just for shits and giggles I guess. its not very popular on youtube, everyone is so serious about it and gets butthurt when they see it. its almost funny to look through the comments. if you are ever bored, look it up and see what I mean.


brakes only slow you down.......
hahahahahaha!