I don't even own a proper mountain bike or have any intrest in mountain biking, yet I watch every videos because the quality is so high and they're so relaxing. Somehow some of my favorite content on yt rn
Yo seth, i have mad respect for you because you upload quality video's every week (almost but if you can't just let us know so we don't worry about you) and still keeping berm peak in as good shape as possible, please keep up the great content!!! (and by the way this was the perfect way to start the weekend thx)
I am just trying to learn what I can. I am just now getting into MTBing. I am not building a place to ride, but I am needing to get some small stumps out. I never thought watching a MTBing video would give me the “How To” to do it. Thank you.
Hey Seth why don't you post every week? Me and my friends always have you channel pulled up during school watching for you latest video on Thursday and Friday! We are big fans!!!
29er tube for all wheel sizes - possibly the most useful tip I've ever seen (maybe cause my family runs 3 wheel sizes...). Cheers Seth for the awesome vids
I’ve been using 27.5 tubes as spares in ALL my bike tires for years. Even the road bike. You can usually get them in 27.5x1.75-2.25”. This has worked for me in my 29x2.6 (they stretch), 27.5x2.35, and most impressively 700cx28mm. With the roadie repair, I put another 500 miles on it across Iowa without a problem. You just have to be more careful when installing, as to not pinch all the excess rubber.
I bring 26" presta tubes in my pack even though I'm running 27.5 and 29" wheels mostly (Have 24" and 26" bikes too though). I reckon the 26" is the most universal donor. I've never bought a 27.5" tube as they're too close in size to 26, which I had already. The people running plus size/fatbike tyres are about still probably stuck trying to use any normal sized tube though.
I love your videos Im like a ultra noob on bikes, but I do have a nice Kato Ghost ebike, well its my handicapped bike. with a suspension seat post , and a suspension saddle. It enables me to take a slow ride with my children, but I learn so much from the videos. (I have a defective back, shoulder and knees) but cycling is a great physical activity, even for persons with reduced physical abilities. And your videos make a difference.
Hi Seth I am a big fan you inspire me to ride although I don’t ride mountain bike I do ride BMX and I am saving up for a Mountain bike love your videos
Hey Seth! Related to the dirt jump sifting hack, you can grab some steel mesh and mould it around the top of your wheel barrow. Then as you pile dirt into the barrow, it will sift out all the sticks and rocks as you go. Then just take off the mesh when you pour it out.
4:15 You know the metal ring that locks the valve stem in place? On some of those rings, there is a smaller section that sticks out. You can flip it, and the smaller protrusion will fill in the gap between the valve and the hole. I apologize if that was a bit confusing, and I can DM you on Instagram if you want.
We use the same reciprocating saw, nice! protip, if your so inclined, you can put those cut out stumps into pots and grow them into your very own bonsai collection.
You can use an old inner tube as a buffer for metal on metal clamped accessories like rear carriers that mount onto your frame. Use them in between the part that clamps on your seatpost and frame and avoid scratches. Edit: you will have to cut the tube to size obviously
4:44 with fold out allen keys, fold out all the opposing side keys and it extends the handle... Seth seems to miss this in his example.. this effectively doubles the length of the handle.
Hydration pack hack: Keep your hydration bladder in the freezer between rides. Leave the bladder 1/4 full. Blow in air to form a large enough air pocket so that the filler cap, bite valve, and the entire hose are free of water when the bladder is laid flat. Then place it flat in your freezer. The next time you fill your hydration pack, it will be slime free and will have a long chunk of ice to keep your hydration fluid cold. Been doing this for years with the same bladder with no degradation of the bite valve, hose, or bladder.
Hey Seth I love your videos and mountain biking. Unfortunately today someone decided to steal my carbon fibre orbea xc bike. I don’t know if you can do much but if you can help me it would mean the world to me
Seth, I was skeptical that you can continue to come up with good ideas. I watch your other content instead. Well, I watched this and learned some useful tips. Thank you and I'll continue to tune in!
Here is a fun "tip" you might like: I remember seeing a video where you used a TIG welder on a break/gear cable to prevent fraying; this it gave me the idea to try my soldering iron to accomplish the same goal. Worked perfectly, thanks!
The shock pump "slide hammer" stuck air cap hack is a good one. To help keep them from getting stuck in the first place, I've learned to thoroughly clean and grease the cap threads once in a while.
I love watching theses vids. They are so entertaining. I still ove them although I don’t even have a mountain bike. But they inspire me to save up and get one
Hey Seth, I'm working on building a wooden wall ride out for my local trail system. I thought it could be along the lines of the jump in your "Building a Hidden Backyard Bike Jump" video turned on it's side. Any advice? P. S. Making a real wall ride for Burm Peak would be sick
Seth, try this hack, If your like me you can’t afford really expensive hydration packs or just don’t want to spend tons of $ so you go to Walmart and get one for$20. However, they can be hard to air out. Take the water tube and put it inside the pack, and then place it vertical so it leaves the pack open. Helps the pack dry.
I may not be a mountain biker, by for some reason this is one of my favorite channels and this is my favorite series. Anyone else not a mountain biker?
It is good to have some bike hacks after some trail work! Although, I much prefer the trail building, as I'm building one in my backyard as well. Keep up the great content Seth!
The taking a leak to summon trail guide is one of the most clever things I've seen, as always Seth thanks for the inspiration and entertainment.
seth got common sense than we don't have
When it’s been 11 days since Seth posted a video so you start watching all the Berm Peak videos in order... for the 3rd time...
Same
yeah, I did that that one time Seth went a few weeks without uploading. Very rare though, he Is a very consistent uploader!
Lol
“Summon a local” funniest hack EVER 🤣😂🤣
I love the choice of words xD
i like how ur glock jock but u have a 1911 on ur profile
I was biking two days ago and ran into someone peeing. It immediately reminded me of this video.
@@cadenpavlovcic4 we all have that moment 😂
SimulatedScience has always made you
I don't even own a proper mountain bike or have any intrest in mountain biking, yet I watch every videos because the quality is so high and they're so relaxing. Somehow some of my favorite content on yt rn
"The solution is right under your nose..." legit thought Seth's gonna use his teeth to remove the cap
Well I mean your front axle IS under your nose
I thought he would use his moustache or something
That’s why I pee in the grocery store when I can’t find the green beans 👍🏻
oof
Wth dude😂
Thats so random without context lool
@@zenotuuc Watch the video.
@@zenotuuc I agree
Me: I need help.
Seth: I got you, just piss.
Me: ?
Seth: its how you summon a local.
Me: Ahh. Wait what?
Yeah, that one confused me
@@ryanford5387 its a joke
Oh 🤦
tried it, it works.
Eric porter cameo
6:50 seths printer mode has been activated
lol you made me laugh
@@catchingtheshot1333 same!
@@turb6640 i wish everyone online was like this haha
I was wondering when these hack videos were coming back!
Me to
They are coming back 28 minutes ago
Given the amount of hacks he has already done I would imagine it takes longer to come up with new ones.
Whenever i get busted taking a Pee Pee in the woods, I just quickly introduce myself as "Steady Spin." That way I don't end up on any lists.
Face it Bobo, anyone could tell with a downward glance you're no Kevin, not yet :D
HA!!
Ha
Good job bobo
My name is Geoff.
Always love the top 10’s
Hoodie_ Kid same they’re the best videos he makes
this one felt low effort though.
Ya but making a video a week isn’t exactly a walk in the park
Same
Me to
thumbs up just for the last "hack". The wit, story telling, and comedy keeps us coming back!
1: hack
2: hack
3: hack
4: hack
5: hack
6: hack
7: hack
8: hack
9: hack
10. MAGIC
Elle Wille 10. Universal law
Hahaha
10th im using everywhere, home work school
Really true
It is true, somehow, it always happens.
“But for us short people, it works really well”
Short people for the win!
_Sad Giraffe noises_
“Fall weather” 2-3 inches of snow yesterday. Think my riding season is pretty much over
Noah Grunerud
Just ski or ride in the snow and get snow tires if it snows or icy a lot
Kai H might have to think about snow riding
Nah, dude that what a fat bike is perfect for.
Well here it's already like half a meter of snow :/
College student. Only have the one bike
Saturday morning in Australia = Early morning dawn ride followed by Seth’s new upload and a coffee. 😁 The Best!!
Yo seth, i have mad respect for you because you upload quality video's every week (almost but if you can't just let us know so we don't worry about you) and still keeping berm peak in as good shape as possible, please keep up the great content!!! (and by the way this was the perfect way to start the weekend thx)
Yessss another bike hack video!!!!
Seth. From every bike rider in the world.
We LOVE you.
I know cold weather generally means more hacks. I’m going to miss the berm peak builds over the winter, but I always love a good hack video.
I can confirm the shock pump slide hammer hack works very very well
That last hack had me rollin cause it’s so freaking true! 🤣
I am just trying to learn what I can. I am just now getting into MTBing. I am not building a place to ride, but I am needing to get some small stumps out. I never thought watching a MTBing video would give me the “How To” to do it. Thank you.
Hey Seth why don't you post every week? Me and my friends always have you channel pulled up during school watching for you latest video on Thursday and Friday! We are big fans!!!
Same
He does post every week..
Its not easy to make videos
29er tube for all wheel sizes - possibly the most useful tip I've ever seen (maybe cause my family runs 3 wheel sizes...). Cheers Seth for the awesome vids
So, after you “summon a local” with trailside relief, should you wipe your hands on your shirt or shorts before shaking their hand to say thanks?
I think that is why the Fist Bump was invented
Haha. Or put your riding gloves back on.
I think you're supposed to urinate on your hands so when you shake hands with the local you mark him as part of your territory ;-)
@@thinkdrinks384 umm... What
@@ilarikorko5909 that is just customary mountain biking etiquette bud ;-)
I’ve been using 27.5 tubes as spares in ALL my bike tires for years. Even the road bike. You can usually get them in 27.5x1.75-2.25”. This has worked for me in my 29x2.6 (they stretch), 27.5x2.35, and most impressively 700cx28mm. With the roadie repair, I put another 500 miles on it across Iowa without a problem. You just have to be more careful when installing, as to not pinch all the excess rubber.
I thought I was going to know all of these. That tube trick tho! Nice!
You can also stretch a 26" or 27.5" tube to fit 29" wheels no problem.
I bring 26" presta tubes in my pack even though I'm running 27.5 and 29" wheels mostly (Have 24" and 26" bikes too though). I reckon the 26" is the most universal donor. I've never bought a 27.5" tube as they're too close in size to 26, which I had already. The people running plus size/fatbike tyres are about still probably stuck trying to use any normal sized tube though.
I love your videos Im like a ultra noob on bikes, but I do have a nice Kato Ghost ebike, well its my handicapped bike. with a suspension seat post , and a suspension saddle. It enables me to take a slow ride with my children, but I learn so much from the videos. (I have a defective back, shoulder and knees) but cycling is a great physical activity, even for persons with reduced physical abilities. And your videos make a difference.
how to summon someone with experience/knowledge?
Seth: take your wang out
me: Wut?
lmao
Works every time 👌🏻
Hi Seth I am a big fan you inspire me to ride although I don’t ride mountain bike I do ride BMX and I am saving up for a Mountain bike love your videos
Who else can’t wait to see what berm peak will look like when it is finished!
👇🏻
NO! NO! Hopefully Berm Peak videos will run for years and years
Knowing Seth, it's never gonna be completly finished. There is always room for new features and things to hurt yourself on.
Trail Reviews I think it will never be finished. It will always be added to and adjusted. But it will be fun to watch it progress.
Hey Seth!
Related to the dirt jump sifting hack, you can grab some steel mesh and mould it around the top of your wheel barrow. Then as you pile dirt into the barrow, it will sift out all the sticks and rocks as you go. Then just take off the mesh when you pour it out.
Seth: *Pulls out ratchet binders*
Everyone one who does mx:
-_-
Love your channel. I think you had 300 subscribers when I started watching. This one takes it back to your roots. Thanks!
4:15 You know the metal ring that locks the valve stem in place? On some of those rings, there is a smaller section that sticks out. You can flip it, and the smaller protrusion will fill in the gap between the valve and the hole. I apologize if that was a bit confusing, and I can DM you on Instagram if you want.
Seth, you are amazing! You are my favorite biking channel! I love all your videos! You keep the biking population alive!
7:46 Haha “Just summon a local.”
glad your doing this stuff again. I love this type of content. Thanks.
Where y’all notifications squad at
Edit 1: Omg thank you for 153 likes
Pipe down
Right here rn
Heck yeah
Bardown
Hi
Glad I waited to watch this one. Looking forward to the next, no rush of course.
3:30 seth I knew about this one never thought you'd bring it up
We use the same reciprocating saw, nice! protip, if your so inclined, you can put those cut out stumps into pots and grow them into your very own bonsai collection.
You can use an old inner tube as a buffer for metal on metal clamped accessories like rear carriers that mount onto your frame. Use them in between the part that clamps on your seatpost and frame and avoid scratches.
Edit: you will have to cut the tube to size obviously
Ive been waiting this sooo long 💎 Nice job Seth again 👌🤙
4:44 with fold out allen keys, fold out all the opposing side keys and it extends the handle... Seth seems to miss this in his example.. this effectively doubles the length of the handle.
I watch as many videos of yours as I can but the 10 bike hacks are always my favourites
Where’s the new video Seth? We all waiting anxiously...
Hack number 10 saved my life when I got lost in the woods! Thank you Seth
I'm kinda late to be called *"Notification Squad"*
I’ve been missing bike hacks but still love the trail building videos
LOL. Pure wizardry: "I can summon help with my magic wand".
😏 lmao
That aircap one is great! I spent like a week trying to figure that out!
"It makes for continuous warmth in the winter months."
*Laughs in Michigan*
This is probably the most useful hack video I've seen to date though.
Michigan riders know Island Lake :)
@@Spazticspaz let's not forget beautiful Marquette!
Ikr. Also the first hack! I just had the problem this morning with my air cap and I saw this on yt and I got stoked
@@RedWingsninetyone Marquette and Copper Harbor are like the main two attractions of Michigan!
@@Spazticspaz I've not been to Copper Harbor yet...can never get past Marquette! Especially in the winter!
Hydration pack hack:
Keep your hydration bladder in the freezer between rides. Leave the bladder 1/4 full. Blow in air to form a large enough air pocket so that the filler cap, bite valve, and the entire hose are free of water when the bladder is laid flat. Then place it flat in your freezer.
The next time you fill your hydration pack, it will be slime free and will have a long chunk of ice to keep your hydration fluid cold.
Been doing this for years with the same bladder with no degradation of the bite valve, hose, or bladder.
Vince Fernandez nice
Seth are you going to upload it’s been 13 days almost 2 weeks.
Yes when
@@sorenoneil3876 he uploaded some videos
I learn so much useless information from Seth, I don't even ride or own a bike. But I love it. He's preparing me for a future of thinking of riding.
"its just the way the universe works."
Seth`s bike Hacks
Funny, silly, original, creative comment
Great video. You keep coming up with interesting hacks, some useful some funny. That last one is like a rain dance. haha
Summon a local made me subscribe 😂
There’s literally no reason to dislike the videos that he produces,theres no flaws
Ahh, back to the roots of the Seth’s Bike Hacks
Loved the last trick. And it's not a hack - it's science!
Hey Seth I love your videos and mountain biking. Unfortunately today someone decided to steal my carbon fibre orbea xc bike. I don’t know if you can do much but if you can help me it would mean the world to me
it's 5 A.M and i i just found out i missed one of Seth's videos from like 8 months ago so i got this as a surprise tonight.
During the Air-Pump-as-Slide-Hammer section, I flashed back to the dentistry scene in Castaway.
Seth, I was skeptical that you can continue to come up with good ideas. I watch your other content instead. Well, I watched this and learned some useful tips. Thank you and I'll continue to tune in!
I'm not first
I'm not last
But when i See Seth i klick fast
Wow so original :|
I want to slice myself open from poo hole to goo hole and open me up like a taco.
@@BaldMancTwat make a video
Missed the hacks videos. Nice to see a new one come out. :)
I hope he post his video soon
Here is a fun "tip" you might like:
I remember seeing a video where you used a TIG welder on a break/gear cable to prevent fraying; this it gave me the idea to try my soldering iron to accomplish the same goal.
Worked perfectly, thanks!
Imagine going around a corner an seeing someone piss on the side of the trail😂😂
5:35
Berm peak music is really nice don't change it in future.
"Summon a local"
The shock pump "slide hammer" stuck air cap hack is a good one. To help keep them from getting stuck in the first place, I've learned to thoroughly clean and grease the cap threads once in a while.
Seth where is our new video
I love watching theses vids. They are so entertaining. I still ove them although I don’t even have a mountain bike. But they inspire me to save up and get one
Hey Seth, I'm working on building a wooden wall ride out for my local trail system. I thought it could be along the lines of the jump in your "Building a Hidden Backyard Bike Jump" video turned on it's side. Any advice?
P. S. Making a real wall ride for Burm Peak would be sick
That last "hack" made me chuckle.. Great videos Seth
When ist your New Video coming?
Gotta love that handy rake. I know I do. Then all of a sudden it becomes a sifter of dirt 🥰
Were is seth
🤦♂️
Idk
One of your best 'hacks' vids!
I laughed a good while at the wiz hack!
When’s the Seth drawing going to come back on thumbnails?
I like your channel because they all are inspiring
Why am i watching this when i don't even own a bike ?
That's the youtube god's way of telling you that you should buy a bike.
Seth, try this hack,
If your like me you can’t afford really expensive hydration packs or just don’t want to spend tons of $ so you go to Walmart and get one for$20. However, they can be hard to air out. Take the water tube and put it inside the pack, and then place it vertical so it leaves the pack open. Helps the pack dry.
Zip tie hack: Just leave the hole thing there because that edge ain’t sharp.
SETH ITS BEEN A WEEK! I CANT WAIT ANY LONGER!!!
Why hasn’t he uploaded
Savage Ccjj IKR ITS BEEN 9 days
@@ronaldd8741 he died
Mad Hatter lol ok
Okay so this just helped me more than you can think of!!!!!
When I strap my bikes down in the bed I always put a towel over the frame.
I may not be a mountain biker, by for some reason this is one of my favorite channels and this is my favorite series. Anyone else not a mountain biker?
i am (what you do call) an alien from zeta reticuli
@@michael_the_chef we are not alone friend....more will come
Seth, are you okay? You haven’t uploaded
i know right. I'm waiting for his upload for like, foreverrrrr
It is good to have some bike hacks after some trail work! Although, I much prefer the trail building, as I'm building one in my backyard as well. Keep up the great content Seth!
Next hack: take all the brake fluid out of your brakes to save weight
It looks like we are going down that track
Hahaha last one is so good, so true.
Where’s ur video Seth 😱
glad this video was done. was getting bored of trail building.
Where’s this weeks video
Lmk if you found it, I'm very invested in this story lol
That last one was a surefire winner!