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I never had a bike stolen with a lock but with out a lock now I have this E-bike I'll try this lock thanks

Thanks, how do you attach it to the bike when riding?

dude, you are not taking jumps with that thing. also dont land front wheel first, not the way you are saying. thats not because of the tires, your bucking your back end up

Incredible review. Thank you!

My EVIL faction DJ bike came with these tires .. one of the few things I havnt replaced or upgraded on my bike .. love these tires ! My only complaint is that in cold weather I have to air them up a lot .. but now that’s it’s summer in the Southern California desert .. they’ve been super tight and stiff! Got almost a year on em’ :)

Lol @ the max load comment. Me too bro

Nice build

I have an old Trek Antelope, I am definitely doing this!!!!!! The stock wheels are wide enough for these tires?

I am considering this bike.... but I donno.... I also like the Fuji Feather. No new technology with the Feather, but it apeals to me more I think. Same price range.

nice review

I've got a 1986 trek 830. the seatpost diameter for the 1986 model is 25.8mm. I dont know what year the sizes changed, but this is just for anyone's information.

Tubelesse ready ?

I wanted one , you just changed my mind .

Maintaining a chain is not that difficult. I've been watching the Ace videos... and I'm leaning toward a Fuji Feather or for a little more $$ .... a Wabi. I have nothing against Priority... I own a 600 all road... and a Apollo. They are both great. But when it comes to a single speed... I have my reservations. good video!

I like the chain I just don't like the lock

You can also go to tractor supply and have a grade 70 chain cut to your specifics

Spongey feel on the take off, wonder if it's tensioned a bit to lose, I imagine it would still feel a bit of an energy loss

Great Review!!! How difficult is it to put drop handlebars on the bike? Do you have to completely change the brakes and everything? I am a beginner to biking so I am hoping changing the Ace to drop bars wouldn’t be too complicated and expensive.

Thanks for the comments on your Kryptonite chainlock. In fact, I have the same lock, just in the longer version. I'll add that for the ART codes, this chainlock is rated for mopeds and scooters, which I'd take to be comparable for e-bikes too. Probably that relates to the weight and the power more than anything. I see these as being extremely comparable to the ABUS Granit City XPlus although the latter could possibly have a better locking head and could possibly have better steel for the links. Possibly, but both are 10mm and hexagonal and have very good steel. Quite a large difference in price too. I do see chainlocks and chains in 8mm as having decent value and are more practical to use with regular bikes. 8mm isn't easy for cutting with bolt cutters either. From what I've seen, it takes longer and heavier boltcutters even for 8mm chainlinks. Smaller ones can and do fail especially if the links are high enough above the ground to be more of a problem for the use of the thief's boltcutters. So obviously you get all that and more with more than twice the weight of the chainlock, more robust locking heads, and two mm thicker steel links.

My brand new bike that I bought less than 2 months ago was stolen last week I know that feeling

Anyway to attach this lock to the bike while riding, so you don’t have to carry it in a bag.

price boro

If you put 65psi in the tires, it might feel faster because of the extra road buzz but you would be increasing the rolling resistance.

Cool video, what are the names of those Canti brakes? They look really cool

This guys never heard of an angle grinder

Your the real deal thanks for the video

I really like the look of bullhorn handlebars with bar-end break levers. But I had the opportunity to take a short test ride on a bike with that setup just yesterday, and I really wasn't sure if it'll be comfortable on a long ride. Is it comfortable?

Hello, i need to change thermal pads in my MSI gf63 thin 9sc but i don't know the thickness of the thermal pads. Someone could advice me?

Great minds! Considering to buy a vintage red trek 930 and thought tanwalls would compliment the frame and landed on your video 😅 Thanks for sharing!

This defeated bike thiefs with an angle grinder, so yes glad I bought it

I have an old-school 531fixie but what draws me to the belt drive is what I imagine is a safer situation during a chain vs. belt break while in use. Does anyone agree...disagree?

if your saddle is got that aggressive of a downward angle, something is wrong with the fit

These kind of projects are the best! Super bike!

They do wire bead

Do u think that a 1/18th fork could fit it that?

Is that a Trek 830 Antelope? I plan on purchasing one secondhand as my first commuter.

I couldn’t find that tire in a 2.3 to save my life… I got a 2.15

Thanks for the video, helpful and appreciated 👍

Thanks for the review. Made me think / realize that these could possibly be both too wide and too high for my MTB. Last tyres that I bought were 2.1" , two different brands, same 2.1" spec, but one tyre [Michelin] was definitely like 10% bigger than the other and looks like the Maxxis are on the big side. By the way, when buying online, be really careful what you are buying - because they have both foldable and wired versions of this tyre and the weight of each type varies significantly. cheers JB

I love the dth! They drive So Well on Asphalt!

You are 100% right about the U/D lock mounts being trash. Funny, but not funny.

Nice video! I did the same thing as you, bought a Kryptonite U-lock and spent the last hour trying to mount it on my bike, but couldn't find a good spot and even tough it's pretty big, I feel like it still is too restricted in the ways I could lock it.... I think I'll do the same as you and order this one...

FYI. the proprietary black sleeve around the front fan connector can be removed leaving 4 pins in which you can align your case fan, done it in optiplex 930 same connector

Muy buen video un abrazo desde Perú

Hi Omar, good work. I have the same bike, 1993 model, but with 100% original parts. Please, can you give me the references or the source of the stem you used?

Go ahead brother Omar

06:14 dude, I know this chain lock isn’t exactly long, but move your bike forward a little and you can probably wrap the chain around the post, the bike frame AND the rear tyre!

no bike lock is 100% impossible to cut.

i can also recommend the 1090, which is the same lock with a 90cm chain.

Any U-lock can be cut with an angle grinder just takes a little time.....chains on the other hand are hard to control with an angle grinder.....and don't leave it on the ground....suspend it on the frame.....makes it more difficult to attack..