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What about the expert version

I’m still shedding my army green 2005 Flow on its third build. It’s even been to the top of Whistlers Garbomzo

What type of ultrasonic cleaner do you have? do you have a link to the website?

What about temperature? I see your crockpot doesn’t have adjustable? I will be using silca strip chip, secret blend and speed chip. All say to set to 175c (257f) for 10 minutes, and then set to 75c (167f) for another 10 minutes and then hang to dry. Your ways seems to only have the lower temp setting? Can you help clarify this please? Thanks!!!! I would like to use a crock pot too if possible

I like what you did with the bike! What is the camo protective tape that you used?

This is so cool ! The future is bright

That has got to be the most wasteful use of the Silca Stripper. That bottle should do about 30 chains and done properly (but soaking). The way you're using it, you're lucky to get maybe half a dozen chains. Just soak the chains in the Chain Striper, then filter with a paper coffee filter back into the bottle. You don't need to use alcohol after, just use warm/hot water for a couple flushes.

That's my next Rocky Mountain bike. Hell ya.

2 hours??? are u sure?

Thank you so much! I have been riding for years, but never fully understood all the mumbo jumbo words people use to explain compression on my fork and shock. This was easy to understand.

Thanks. This helped get my head around it immensely well.

Extremely sad that B-Line is gone.

Do you remove the oils from the casette and crank when you move to wax?

Do u know where I can get a complete set like this

bros technique is flawless😧

Companies should ride this hype and start to sell dry chains so we don't have to go through the hassle of cleaning

# THE!!!!! BICYCLE!!!!! SHOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So much hussle just to wax a chain🤭

Is there a massive difference between this one and marlin+8

What's the LTD?

Very informative video... 👏

Just started waxing my chains. OMG!!! What a MAJOR difference. I couldn't believe it. NOWAY regular lube compares. Smooth, quiet and the shifting is insane compared to lube.

I don’t think those brakes are 4 piston, you may be thinking of the Marlin +8

Everything starts over in a month or two when the new Stumpjumper 2025 is released. I doubt it will be this many different bikes.

i noticed that there is not single video posted anywhere that shows how to remove the battery

What specifically makes this bike better than your aberage full sus? Genuine question

How to remove Shimano SIL-TEC coating?

But what's t-type?

I boil my dirty chains in water to get all the dirt and old wax out and then submerge them again in Molten Speed Was in the crock pot.

Oz Cycle channel has a far beter method

Wow. Good video. I am now informed👍

I’ve never heard so many buzz words in 60 seconds before

There’s a Shimano one, but it only works with pudding tops

Trek needs to make an XXL in the Roscoe!!!

Absolutely disgusting that a so called mechanic is promoting chain waxing. Shame on you.

Hello bike store

Is the Roscoe 6 a bike I can upgrade? How much would it cost to put a better fork on there (parts and labor)?

2 HOURS in the pot? why?

That "protection of cranium" guy needs a raise. That was some big brain logic.

woof

How does it compare to powerfly 4? Does the Marlin have a longer battery life (with extender) than the powefly? I noticed the powerfly doesnt have the option for an extra battery.

What a great bike I want one!

No mention of brake pad replacement. Who wants brakes if the pads are overly difficult to replace?

You can tell that the chain is happy because it's stiff. 😂

You're ultrasonicly cleaning the outside of the jars, not the chains in them. And you really need to submerge the new chains in the chain stripper for that to really work. Silca has tutorial videos on all of this that are much better. Go watch those instead.

great video, well explained step by step! what size is this ultra cleaner? I have been using the stripped on a jar and shaking just like silca video, wondering if it's worth investing in an ultrasonic cleaner

What da BS.... The Parafine Wax or just Wax **is** a lubricant. Tungsten Disulfide though, is helping parafine better adhesion with metal parts(with chain parts), and it has some lubrication characteristics as well, but it is secondary here.

How long do you run the ultrasonic for? How many times?

With the drip wax lube, how often should those be applied? I know with lube like the Boeshield T9 or Rock N Roll for example I've had shops & the mfg tell me every 100-150 miles depending on road & trail conditions.

Im looking for longevity and less rust as riding through grit and mud all year... Does thos really work ? My Chains are lubed amd cleaned only last 5K KM 3 K miles...