Tex-lock looks great, and perhaps it's hard to cut through that fabric design, but what about the eye hooks at each end. That's vulnerable to bolt cutters.
3:51 Normally you dont cut through the hardest part. But to attack the weakest link, that is through the padlock itself, not the fabric. To beat the bikethief, you have to think like one.... to counter-act.
The redshift suspension seatpost and stem seem to be my favorite. I BOUGHT them 2 weeks ago & once I get approved to bike again. I will do so. Good review
Redshift seatpost cannot be shortened at the bottom because that is where the adjustment mechanism is located. Thank you for showing that sequence. That's another potential suspension post I can leave off my "possibles" list.
"...doesn't oscillate or make noise (...) and creates an agile wheelset that instantly translates your momentum into speed and saves rotating masses" That is quite a verbose way to say: "the little paper things don't move, make noise, or add resistance to your ride" (I should hope not lol) Ha ha, no offense intended. I just thought that was a little funny :)
Its a marketing piece... These are all just over engineer stuff that won't give you an edge compared to cheaper available products.. you can already find bags with those functionality albeit differing in how its used and mounted
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1:08 - Before you add a load of lights and computer mounts to your handlebar, cut your for steerer tube to the appropriate length. Having more spacers above than below the stem looks ridiculous.
Not only that.. no matter how strong the rope is the lock tougher than the rope? Most thieves who bring a cutter will just cut the weakes part which is usually the lock
Not only should you have side reflectors you need the blinker lights on the side, too....you should not need a breaker if you have a quick link like a smart biker should have....any 3M reflective tape can do the same thing, or the truck stick on reflectors are just as stiff...
Bike lights are not only about seeing where you are going but also being seen by other road users. The cyclist on this film you be far more visible if he had lighter clothing or was wearing a reflective (and lit) Sam Brown.
The bicycle accessories recommended by bloggers are very practical for most people. I wonder if bloggers can recommend an interesting bicycle tail light?
The question is very practical for someone selling an interesting tail light. I wonder if AI can generate a question and then answer them to make it look like someone recommending a product to others?
Its still overpriced us i guess... But i wouldn't want any of them at all... Bike lights need not to be smart, i can toggle that light mood manually just fine. Reflector on spokes doesn't have good statistical data showing it lessens night accidents. In a not so safe neighbourhood id rather have a plain tailight and a flashlight and no fancy gadgets... The front bag is too expensive and not even better than what's available now... The tool is not even a multi tool that contains what you need for emergencies, a properly planned multitool set even if it has more parts and give additional grams beats that tool for that price.... The rope bike lock seem decent but wait till others copy the same tech and get its price down, since logically the point of breaking a security is attacking on the weakest link so even if the rope is harder the lock it self wouldn't be tougher than the rope... Helmet is just overpriced headpiece
@@paulssnfuture2752 Agree to all. It is also funny that the rope lock is advertised as more resistant as steel version. But the you use ordinary steel lock to secure the rope. So why wouldnt i just crack the lock instead of the rope?
Everything functions properly th-cam.com/users/postUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L Nothing was damaged in the box aside from a decal on the fork. The decal was missing a piece of a corner but I ended up peeling them off anyways. Assembly is easy BUT make sure you tune up the derailleurs. Both the front and rear need adjusting. I'd advise going to a bike shop but I opted out and put in 10+ hours with the help of TH-cam. Ended up fraying a shifter cable but all in all I learned from the experience. The Brakes work well but the front caliper needs adjusting or at least mine did because the rotor was rubbing against the pads. Make sure you swap out the seat, grips, and pedals. For the short run you'll be fine though. I've read that this bike isn't built yet for hard trails but I just need it for the city. PA has some of the worst roads and being in a mountain this was a great choice. Worth the investment!
That bell seems great, but I've been through my bell phase. I cannot comprehend that folks don't respond to a bell. So its been back to voice. But people seem so self-absorbed, as to become totally unaware and not responsible, apparently, for even a miniscule part of their own safety. I'm willing to take up to 80% of the responsibility for a safe pass. After that, I don't know how to help them.
The Texlock?….. I dont know…. I dont think id use it in a public location with people around and caneras installed all over. Thieves are getting much more efficient, faster, better tools. U-locks are the way to go, more specifically the kryptonite brand. Also the Onguard brand is good. They are a little expensive, especially Kryptonite, but its worth every penny. But you have to know the proper way and the proper locations when locking your bike otherwise they’re worthless. I learned my lession one night after work, i went to cvs, didnt know the proper way to lock a bike, went inside for about 15 minutes came back out it was gone that time i was using a ulock and thick metal cable combo. The cut through cable in less than 15 mins. Looked around. They were long gone. The cvs was a block away from work and im positive that someone had their eyes on my bike for a while and im sure the followed me to the store, watched me lock my bike and go in, thats when they go in for the kill and most likely it was two people . One was the look out. So I learned that you have to be aware of your surroundings, know whos around, be more observant with people around you. Im not saying to be paranoid, stare at everyone or follow them around and freaking people out because now they think you a crackhead, methhead, and if kids are around they are gonna think you are a kidnapping pedophile thinkin you want to hurt them or some sh**. Lol. But we do have to be more aware, alert, observant of your surroundings these days especially if you have children because the world has been getting dangerously worse day by day. Youll be shocked when you see the number of missing cases that are not being reported on the news. Especially missing children cases. Some of them end up being found dead and it’s heartbreaking.
Re: Tex-Lock - wouldn't the prospective thieves just target the metal links with their industrialised bolt cutters instead of wasting time on the rope itself????????????
Instantly thought the same xD Using my Quadlock (Out front mount) since 2016 and can totally recommend. Even bought the coloured lever to match my bikes design later xD Quadlock works reliably for me over 5 years now. Curious to hear from GearLock xD
The video should be called Gadgets for pretend cyclist, or Gadgets to improve your hipster status, or gadgets for people with no idea about being a cyclist.
Do you even cycle bro? Why are you trying to gatekeeper cycling? There is no right or wrong way to do it and hundreds of sports involving specialised bikes. Whatever you think being a "real cyclist" is, isn't it and there is someone else willing to tell you the same because you have the wrong bike or the wrong gear for BMX, Trials, touring or road biking etc.
LOL the last product is every real cyclists Joke!! who wants to have all of that bulge and heavy bouncing off your back... no real road cyclist would do that. also black shoes and white socks are forbidden LOL...😂😂😂😂
Keep it up sir When I first saw your thumbnail I thought it was a 200k-700k TH-cam channel but I was surprised how underrated it was This channel needs more subs cause of the quality of every video
scheint so, als ob du für jedes Produkt ein Placement gemacht hast. Bei einem Großteil der Produkte gibt es andere, viel günstigere und qualitativ hochwertige Produkte als in dem Video. Auch wenn die nicht in diesem Video vorgestellt wurden, aber sie sind ja dennoch auf deiner Seite: "Scheibenbremsen von Amazon". Nur meine Meinung, grade bei Bremsen, wo es um die eigene Sicherheit geht, sollte man ruhig zu etablierten Marken greifen wie Shimano, Campagnolo oder SRAM. Insgesamt echt schwaches Video
Tex-lock looks great, and perhaps it's hard to cut through that fabric design, but what about the eye hooks at each end. That's vulnerable to bolt cutters.
I'm following this question.
all you need is razorblade
@@juri2001 😂
"hard to cut through"
Yeah, just like those slash-resistant bags that get sold and are basically useless
3:51 Normally you dont cut through the hardest part. But to attack the weakest link, that is through the padlock itself, not the fabric.
To beat the bikethief, you have to think like one.... to counter-act.
The redshift suspension seatpost and stem seem to be my favorite. I BOUGHT them 2 weeks ago & once I get approved to bike again. I will do so. Good review
Hi journeythruit, thank you for your valuable feedback, and I hope you will get approved to bike again soon!
Redshift seatpost cannot be shortened at the bottom because that is where the adjustment mechanism is located. Thank you for showing that sequence. That's another potential suspension post I can leave off my "possibles" list.
This the best sort of ad I might end up buying most of these, but I do like the helmet
I liked the bike’s handle bar bag with it’s accessory lock on the top cover...
"...doesn't oscillate or make noise (...) and creates an agile wheelset that instantly translates your momentum into speed and saves rotating masses"
That is quite a verbose way to say: "the little paper things don't move, make noise, or add resistance to your ride" (I should hope not lol)
Ha ha, no offense intended. I just thought that was a little funny :)
Gear lock seems to have literally the same mechanism as quadlock. How did they get away with that?
That's exactly what i thought but theres also another brand i viewed that looks like quadlock, which is sp connect
I looked up Tex-lock test
and the first result said, it could be opened in very short time..
I was wondering about that. Thanks.
I like pretty much all, but that bag would be ideal for my commute.
Edit : just seen the price and I think I’ll make do with what I already have !!
Its a marketing piece... These are all just over engineer stuff that won't give you an edge compared to cheaper available products.. you can already find bags with those functionality albeit differing in how its used and mounted
Even the rope lock? A sharp knife and your bike is gone .
Bike gadgets!!!I end up just handing over a paycheck 😆
Does the Beryl Burner have a clip that allows for attaching to a saddle bag?
Yes that’s important
i would actualy get the shockstop seat post if there is an option to get dropper seat post with the shockstop
the handlebar bag is very genius idea
Hi Dimas, yes, indeed. Especially with the number of mounting options it has.
3:16 that one isn't worth stealing anymore
what's the gadget he put on the handlebar bag at 4:58?
Tricorder
Time Space Modulator
Phased plasma rifle in the 40 watt range
Where's the description located in the video as I'm unable to locate it.
Hi Gary, are you viewing this video on the mobile app or desktop computer?
@@Gadgeto
On a mobile app
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That suspension seat post looks interesting
Hi arbj, thank you for your valuable feedback, as this will help me to find similarly interesting gadgets for upcoming videos!
I got a Suntour suspension seatpost from Amazon for $71.
did someone tried cutting the tex-lock thru the end where the padlock sits?
or burn it...???
th-cam.com/video/u6Bjyjz9wso/w-d-xo.html
4:56 что это за устройство?
Have a good day!
On which site can I see the names of products, their cost and delivery methods?
Hi, you can click on the relevant product link in the video description, then click on the "Check Price" button to open the official product page.
I like almost all of them
Thank you, Neman. I'm glad you like them.
TITLE SHOULD BE:
10 BIKE PRODUCTS YOU MOST LIKELY CANT AFFORD??
When Will this be in stock
Hi tmizzy1000, which gadget were you referring to?
Very well made and presented I enjoyed watching this.
Thank you, Alexander. I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🎉
It's one giant advert, who likes watching adverts
4:58 ??? what is that?
Tricorder from Star Trek
1:08 - Before you add a load of lights and computer mounts to your handlebar, cut your for steerer tube to the appropriate length. Having more spacers above than below the stem looks ridiculous.
Every item is over 100€£$ who has such deep pockets will wait for decathlon or others to get these ideas cheaper!
helmet looked sweet
4:09. Why would a bike lock advertisement lock only the wheel and allow the rest of the bike to be stolen?
Not only that.. no matter how strong the rope is the lock tougher than the rope?
Most thieves who bring a cutter will just cut the weakes part which is usually the lock
@@paulssnfuture2752 th-cam.com/video/u6Bjyjz9wso/w-d-xo.html
Not only should you have side reflectors you need the blinker lights on the side, too....you should not need a breaker if you have a quick link like a smart biker should have....any 3M reflective tape can do the same thing, or the truck stick on reflectors are just as stiff...
Where can I get the Flectr Zero ?
Hi DEAN, you can buy the *Flectr Zero* from here: bit.ly/3shYqLW
You get 8 of them from amazon for under $9
I hate the blinking flash light in front of the bike, the person who invented this must be a nuisance
What locks do you find the best guys ? - new bicycle owner
ХМ, тканевую веревку не перекусить болторезом?! А замок?)
Bike lights are not only about seeing where you are going but also being seen by other road users. The cyclist on this film you be far more visible if he had lighter clothing or was wearing a reflective (and lit) Sam Brown.
$189.00 is absolutely ridiculous price to pay for a handlebar bag.
I do like the bell. Every bell I see in stores look like they are for Kids bikes.
Nice but expensive brand. You can find equivalent at the fraction of the price.
£60+ for a bicycle bell; engineered or not, somebody’s having a laugh huh?!
ikr all the products are stupidly overpriced
If they would actually do all that finishing and work by hand, I could understand the price.. but..they most definetely are not.
@@OjStudios yeah, they even show them being mass produced by machines
I just yell out “Ding, ding!” then tell the pedestrians I’m too cheap to buy a bell.
I have one, paid ~$60 US for it, fell in love with the size and high pitch, pedestrians will hear this despite their headphones.
carisimos todos
where is the product shown in the thumbnail?
Hi Mr. Wrestlemania, it's the mount of *The Handlebar Bag* as shown at 05:45
@@Gadgeto thanks
A great gadget is xnito, it's an nta helmet with lights and looks sylish
Hi Cesar, it certainly seems like a stylish helmet for electric bikes. Thank you for sharing this with us! 🎉
The bicycle accessories recommended by bloggers are very practical for most people. I wonder if bloggers can recommend an interesting bicycle tail light?
Lucia. Accelerometer driven variability. Cool. I bought one during their first Kickstarter campaign
The question is very practical for someone selling an interesting tail light. I wonder if AI can generate a question and then answer them to make it look like someone recommending a product to others?
Most decent multitools come with a chain breaker
I like first one
The older style of bells are far better. But they should have all metal parts, the ones with a plastic swing arm break too easily.
I'd buy several of these items in a heartbeat, however, all their prices gave me a heart attack. No sales for me.
Its still overpriced us i guess... But i wouldn't want any of them at all... Bike lights need not to be smart, i can toggle that light mood manually just fine. Reflector on spokes doesn't have good statistical data showing it lessens night accidents. In a not so safe neighbourhood id rather have a plain tailight and a flashlight and no fancy gadgets... The front bag is too expensive and not even better than what's available now... The tool is not even a multi tool that contains what you need for emergencies, a properly planned multitool set even if it has more parts and give additional grams beats that tool for that price....
The rope bike lock seem decent but wait till others copy the same tech and get its price down, since logically the point of breaking a security is attacking on the weakest link so even if the rope is harder the lock it self wouldn't be tougher than the rope...
Helmet is just overpriced headpiece
@@paulssnfuture2752 Agree to all. It is also funny that the rope lock is advertised as more resistant as steel version. But the you use ordinary steel lock to secure the rope. So why wouldnt i just crack the lock instead of the rope?
Can I order from india
Hi Ajay, which product are you going to order?
Seriously sounds like the goodhumur man ice cream man
Good Humor* 😀
All way to expensive you will have to sell one kidney to buy that rope and light 💡
I will buy it all because this guys keeps telling me to order it today
Never knew a simple bell was so complicated
i'd buy it if it wear louder or as loud as a car horn
Everything functions properly th-cam.com/users/postUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L Nothing was damaged in the box aside from a decal on the fork. The decal was missing a piece of a corner but I ended up peeling them off anyways. Assembly is easy BUT make sure you tune up the derailleurs. Both the front and rear need adjusting. I'd advise going to a bike shop but I opted out and put in 10+ hours with the help of TH-cam. Ended up fraying a shifter cable but all in all I learned from the experience. The Brakes work well but the front caliper needs adjusting or at least mine did because the rotor was rubbing against the pads. Make sure you swap out the seat, grips, and pedals. For the short run you'll be fine though. I've read that this bike isn't built yet for hard trails but I just need it for the city. PA has some of the worst roads and being in a mountain this was a great choice. Worth the investment!
Nice video
That bell seems great, but I've been through my bell phase. I cannot comprehend that folks don't respond to a bell. So its been back to voice. But people seem so self-absorbed, as to become totally unaware and not responsible, apparently, for even a miniscule part of their own safety. I'm willing to take up to 80% of the responsibility for a safe pass. After that, I don't know how to help them.
Amizing vedio all bikes very nice thanks for sharing this vedio GODBLESS
beam: get me home😩😩
VERY VERY VERY BENEFICIAL ITEMS TO HAVE ...
This video is literally just a series of advertisements
cant stress this enough LOWER YOUR BEAM LIGHTS DOWN TO THE GROUND smh
I love lowering my lights out of respect for others.
I really hate people who don't have any lights on a dark trail.!!!
@@deancrummy1944 and zoom past you like nightfury
Holy cow $230 for that seat post shock absorber
Biking outdoor with mask on !
Hilarious 😂
All the things I can't buy, I guess I'm just poor.
Hi Nico, since you admit it, I believe you will be rich. Good luck! 🎉
The Texlock?….. I dont know…. I dont think id use it in a public location with people around and caneras installed all over. Thieves are getting much more efficient, faster, better tools. U-locks are the way to go, more specifically the kryptonite brand. Also the Onguard brand is good. They are a little expensive, especially Kryptonite, but its worth every penny. But you have to know the proper way and the proper locations when locking your bike otherwise they’re worthless. I learned my lession one night after work, i went to cvs, didnt know the proper way to lock a bike, went inside for about 15 minutes came back out it was gone that time i was using a ulock and thick metal cable combo. The cut through cable in less than 15 mins. Looked around. They were long gone. The cvs was a block away from work and im positive that someone had their eyes on my bike for a while and im sure the followed me to the store, watched me lock my bike and go in, thats when they go in for the kill and most likely it was two people . One was the look out. So I learned that you have to be aware of your surroundings, know whos around, be more observant with people around you. Im not saying to be paranoid, stare at everyone or follow them around and freaking people out because now they think you a crackhead, methhead, and if kids are around they are gonna think you are a kidnapping pedophile thinkin you want to hurt them or some sh**. Lol. But we do have to be more aware, alert, observant of your surroundings these days especially if you have children because the world has been getting dangerously worse day by day. Youll be shocked when you see the number of missing cases that are not being reported on the news. Especially missing children cases. Some of them end up being found dead and it’s heartbreaking.
I think I went way of topic a little. Lol
That's ok. Thieves do stake out bikers & their daily habits. They just wait for the right time & do the dastardly deed.
All looks good but that bag = DRAG!
Ever heard of crank brother?
this is all waaay tpoo expensive considering what the products do
some are expensive because theyre of good/greater quality + it serves its purpose well compared to others
Flashlights aren't allowed in Germany.
Weak point is padlock...
Yeah... Its always been the lock where they first attack, since the chain can still be resold
I stopped watching at 2:20.
This is not a review, it's a commercial.
And I'll choose a Crane bell over the Spurcycle any day.
for bell 59USD. Are you nuts?
So many solutions for problems that don't exist?
i miss human voices.
this a flat out commercial
Re: Tex-Lock - wouldn't the prospective thieves just target the metal links with their industrialised bolt cutters instead of wasting time on the rope itself????????????
Gearlock is such a ripoff of QuadLock xD
Instantly thought the same xD
Using my Quadlock (Out front mount) since 2016 and can totally recommend. Even bought the coloured lever to match my bikes design later xD
Quadlock works reliably for me over 5 years now. Curious to hear from GearLock xD
I hate copycats! I have Quadlocks on all my bikes they have never failed me!
Those cycle helmets might look interesting but the reality is you don't have enough air flow and you'll have a seriously sweaty head... Avoid
The video should be called Gadgets for pretend cyclist, or Gadgets to improve your hipster status, or gadgets for people with no idea about being a cyclist.
ok boomer
Do you even cycle bro?
Why are you trying to gatekeeper cycling? There is no right or wrong way to do it and hundreds of sports involving specialised bikes. Whatever you think being a "real cyclist" is, isn't it and there is someone else willing to tell you the same because you have the wrong bike or the wrong gear for BMX, Trials, touring or road biking etc.
Alberto: This is an Elitist comment 😂
Then the Chinese come selling a package of 12 for $4.99, shipping included...everything is WAY TOO EXPENSIVE!! GET REAL!!
No thanks what i need is stamina.
Spongy Wonder
Come on and just tell the prices after each idem and you will get many more thumbs up if you want them..
LOL the last product is every real cyclists Joke!! who wants to have all of that bulge and heavy bouncing off your back... no real road cyclist would do that. also black shoes and white socks are forbidden LOL...😂😂😂😂
Would not trust this magnet holding this massive padlock another thing don't think is good idea to check phone while cruising
I would not buy any of these gadgets. I personally like the head light and tail light I have much better than the ones mentioned in this video.
the texlock is so stupid. the textile itselfe may be "unbrakable" but it still needs a ordinary lock witch is a weakpoint
Nisu
👍🏾
60 subs?!?!
Hi zyxifyer, yes, and thank you for being the 61st subscriber!
Keep it up sir
When I first saw your thumbnail I thought it was a 200k-700k TH-cam channel but I was surprised how underrated it was
This channel needs more subs cause of the quality of every video
yes.... waaaaay too much
LOL so much marketing bullshit in most of these items. I know the redshjft stuff is legit because I've used the,
Most of the comments are about price. This is what happens when we get so much of that made in China crap cheaply + inflation.
scheint so, als ob du für jedes Produkt ein Placement gemacht hast. Bei einem Großteil der Produkte gibt es andere, viel günstigere und qualitativ hochwertige Produkte als in dem Video. Auch wenn die nicht in diesem Video vorgestellt wurden, aber sie sind ja dennoch auf deiner Seite: "Scheibenbremsen von Amazon". Nur meine Meinung, grade bei Bremsen, wo es um die eigene Sicherheit geht, sollte man ruhig zu etablierten Marken greifen wie Shimano, Campagnolo oder SRAM.
Insgesamt echt schwaches Video
Find a job, work all day, sell your life to buy useless objects. Then pedal two hours a week in your free time...
Extremely annoying commentary. I can't watch vidoes that sound like this one.
Nothing new here
really bad ai narration...come on, guys