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In this video I unbox and assemble one of the top rated bike repair stands on Amazon. It's only $82 but is it worth it? Bike Stand on Amazon: www.amazon.com/Bicycle-Mechanic-Maintenance-Aluminum-Adjustable/dp/B07BMN8BM3/ref=sr_1_6?crid=3AD7HII2J8TVG&keywords=bike+repair+stand&qid=1676400423&sprefix=bike+repair+stan,aps,197&sr=8-6&th=1 #mtb #mountainbiking #bike #mountainbike

I got the Ergon GA2 grips in the mail today! In this video I check 'em out and install them. The GA2 grips are for "All-Mountain" mountain biking. So essentially they're made for any type of riding (trail riding, MTB touring, etc). They're very grippy, ergonomic, and feel great while riding. Highly recommend them! If you have any questions, please ask in the comment section. Happy shredding!

If you're a mountain biker, and in Souther California, don't miss this trail! In this video we head up to the top of Barham Ridge (from the south entrance of Santiago Oaks/Irvine Regional), and then drop-in for a fun ride.

In short: It felt exactly like a 5010, but heavier, and with more travel. First impressions: The frame felt sturdy and stiff. The suspension felt good, bottomless, nice ramp up, no harsh bottoming. It felt much heavier than the 5010, the Bronson weighed in at 29.75 pounds (with my heavy pedals on it). My Kona Process 153 is about 31.75 pounds, so 2 pounds difference. I'm not sure what the 5010 ...

I own a Kona Process 153 DL spec, and I'm wondering what other bikes feel like. In short, I thought that the Santa Cruz 5010 was a nice bike. I would really call it a great 50/50 bike: 50 percent climber, and 50 percent descender. I'm definitely going to try out the Santa Cruz Bronson, as I felt that the 5010 wasn't enough of a descender for me.

Showing how to change oil, and clean a Rockshox Monarch Plus rear shock.

How to remove stuck forks, and quick tapered headset service.

Showing how to do a RockShox Pike oil change, and lube. Sram Butter, RockShox oil, and syringe can be purchased on Amazon. Oil used is 0w 30.

A solo run on Funner trail, Bend Oregon. The beginning of this video is pretty fun, but I didn't edit the second half much. You get the gist.

Took the 2015 Santa Cruz Nomad out for a test ride today at Santiago Oaks - Chutes trail, with The Path bike shop. What follows is some fun downhill action!

In short: The bike climbs nicely, and descends like an All-Mountain bike should! After demoing the Process 153 (non-DL), I bought the 153DL. I've been riding it for 2 months, and I dig it! Here are some of my thoughts on it. Hope this helps anyone thinking about getting a Process 153. There is some riding footage at the end of the video, demonstrating the shifting, and general quietness of the ...

Near-crash, on that last over-shot jump

2015 Kona Process 153 First Impressions Review

Whiting Ranch Night Ride Winter