would love to build a shop like that if I had enough space. You're a very underrated mtb youtuber and I can definitely see you being up there with Berm Peak in popularity soon!
This is the perfect video at the perfect time. We just moved into a new home, and I’m totally poaching your shop setup. Thanks for putting this together 🙌
What a nice renovation to your basement ! It would be really useful if you also make a follow up video showing/teaching us the essential tools that every mtb rider needs and also the less important tools needed to assemble a complete bike .. many of us want to buy a frame and used parts in order to assemble a bike in a more cost efficient way but we find the whole process of collecting the necessary tools a bit frustrating as we are not experienced bike mechanics.. this way we also get to keep all the tools for future use .. anyway , great video ! keep it up !
Every time I move into a new house the garage is one of the first things I build out. It’s drives me absolutely bonkers not being able to walk in and grab whatever I need for a bike or home improvement project.
Yea buddy! Nice seeing Shawn in there! My shop reorganization is daunting to say the least. I've been putting it off because of how settled I am in such a small space, there is stuff in every nook and cranny! One of these days I'll have to explode it all and get it under control, maybe even look nice too.
Met a several of your friends today up here in Glorieta trail systems here in Santa Fe. They said they used to do water adventure stuff with you and said they were even in one of your videos. They were heading up to Crested Butte in the morning for some rapids action. Great video as well by the way, great use of space and well thought out.
That's awesome! Our friends are our heroes, and we're lucky to have so many awesome adventurous people in our lives. Trying to think of who may be out that way right now. Any chance you remember any names? Glad you dig the shop too. It's been a huge bonus to finally have an organized place to work and also film. Tackled several repairs and a couple shoots down there just in the last couple of days.
@@SemiSendy Gosh, you know, I don't remember their names. They were in a white sprinter van, two guys and two girls. One of the girls was admiring my bike and the drivetrain and said she gets one pro deal a year. If that helps... One of the guys I though was Brazilian but he said he was from Mexico, if that helps. He said he knew you too. Sometimes I'm bad with names and this is one of those cases. :(
@@SemiSendy Yep, I believe that was them. One of the girls was riding one of the green trails while the one who said she gets a pro deal was set to ride chili dog, the black trail. Cool group of people.
I think that paneling is making a comeback. Any finished basement from the 70/80's had that stuff. Smart move using the paneling. Easy to remove unless someone uses liquid nails. hehe Half the wood in the big box stores are scraps. Warped boards... knots in the wrong places. It's a nightmare going thru the lumber trying to find something useable.
Great video and great insight! I’m in the same position with my future “bike shop” since I moved into my house a few years ago. The lighting is a nice touch👍🏼
I've been needing to build out my own space for a long time. Since moving to michigan, my garage has been a mess... Always like checking out other riders spaces to pick and choose what I like / need vs something that's a luxury item.
It’s fun to poke around and see what options people come up with. Eventually I’ll tackle more organization within the tool drawers. I actually picked up a craftsman triple stack rolling drawer set for a great price used from a friend as well. It fit perfectly on the other side of the left partition wall. It houses other items like solvents, paints, non-bike specific tools and will act as overflow for other less frequently used bike shop items like bleed kits, presses, etc.
Dude This shop looks great! First video of yours that ive watched and I loved it! Im in the Chattanooga area Aswell! It would be fun to go for a ride sometime 🤘
Awesome idea with the faux wood panels. Im also in the process of dialing in my home workshop. I just finished spraying foam insulation and now need to put up walls. Been looking for cheaper ideas and this just might be the ticket!
Looks great man! I’ve been debating doing something similar but a potential move in the near future has put that on hold. Till then just gonna admire yours and what others have done!
Kudos on the dimmer switch...mid level for basic maintenance and uber high for dropped bleed screw recovery! What flooring solutions (padded/bar mat/cellocore) are you thinking??
They are very different bikes. The Ripmo reminds me a lot more of the hightower with its more nimble geometry, but it’s more poppy and has an overall more supportive suspension platform than the HTv2. It’s also incredibly plush in comparison to both bikes. The Sentinel is a bit more of a mini dh bike. It can take big hits really well, and it’s got a ton of stability at speed. It’s also confidence inspiring on really steep tech, but it is slower and takes a bit of wrestling through tighter corners. The Ripmo is one of the most balanced feeling platforms I’ve ridden to date, both on and off the ground. Definitely a bike I gel incredibly well with.
would love to build a shop like that if I had enough space. You're a very underrated mtb youtuber and I can definitely see you being up there with Berm Peak in popularity soon!
Thanks, Lwolf101! That’s about as good of a compliment as one can get right there. 🤘
This is the perfect video at the perfect time. We just moved into a new home, and I’m totally poaching your shop setup. Thanks for putting this together 🙌
Send me some pics of the progress!
@@SemiSendy will do my man
Nice work Rich! I did the same thing in my garage! Bike Shop/TH-cam Studio. 👌🏻
I really dig yours as well, man. Looks great!
Solid ideas! Now I'm giving my workshop the ol' side eye.
Haha, it’s been nice having finally tackled it.
What a nice renovation to your basement ! It would be really useful if you also make a follow up video showing/teaching us the essential tools that every mtb rider needs and also the less important tools needed to assemble a complete bike .. many of us want to buy a frame and used parts in order to assemble a bike in a more cost efficient way but we find the whole process of collecting the necessary tools a bit frustrating as we are not experienced bike mechanics.. this way we also get to keep all the tools for future use .. anyway , great video ! keep it up !
These are excellent ideas. I could definitely see myself getting into this in a future video. Cheers!
Oh man that wood panel is a great idea!
Happy with it so far!
Every time I move into a new house the garage is one of the first things I build out. It’s drives me absolutely bonkers not being able to walk in and grab whatever I need for a bike or home improvement project.
I think I’m now going to be forever spoiled in the same way.
Yea buddy! Nice seeing Shawn in there! My shop reorganization is daunting to say the least. I've been putting it off because of how settled I am in such a small space, there is stuff in every nook and cranny! One of these days I'll have to explode it all and get it under control, maybe even look nice too.
Been following your channel for a while now. Love the new workspace. Good quality videos. Keep 'em coming.
Thanks, Crispy! Stoked to have you along for the ride
Definitely saving this video for inspiration/ideas for when my Shed gets built!
Heck yeah! 🤘
Met a several of your friends today up here in Glorieta trail systems here in Santa Fe. They said they used to do water adventure stuff with you and said they were even in one of your videos. They were heading up to Crested Butte in the morning for some rapids action. Great video as well by the way, great use of space and well thought out.
That's awesome! Our friends are our heroes, and we're lucky to have so many awesome adventurous people in our lives. Trying to think of who may be out that way right now. Any chance you remember any names?
Glad you dig the shop too. It's been a huge bonus to finally have an organized place to work and also film. Tackled several repairs and a couple shoots down there just in the last couple of days.
@@SemiSendy Gosh, you know, I don't remember their names. They were in a white sprinter van, two guys and two girls. One of the girls was admiring my bike and the drivetrain and said she gets one pro deal a year. If that helps... One of the guys I though was Brazilian but he said he was from Mexico, if that helps. He said he knew you too. Sometimes I'm bad with names and this is one of those cases. :(
@@travelthenarrowtrail8660 Gotta be Carlos, Christina, Brandon and Ruth! ❤
@@SemiSendy Yep, I believe that was them. One of the girls was riding one of the green trails while the one who said she gets a pro deal was set to ride chili dog, the black trail. Cool group of people.
Love the build out. Very Nice!
Thanks, Charlie!
I think that paneling is making a comeback. Any finished basement from the 70/80's had that stuff. Smart move using the paneling. Easy to remove unless someone uses liquid nails. hehe
Half the wood in the big box stores are scraps. Warped boards... knots in the wrong places. It's a nightmare going thru the lumber trying to find something useable.
Great video and great insight! I’m in the same position with my future “bike shop” since I moved into my house a few years ago. The lighting is a nice touch👍🏼
Excellent! Looking forward to more content.
Thanks, Mike!
Man! What a storytelling .. Definitely new subscriber here.
I've been needing to build out my own space for a long time. Since moving to michigan, my garage has been a mess... Always like checking out other riders spaces to pick and choose what I like / need vs something that's a luxury item.
It’s fun to poke around and see what options people come up with. Eventually I’ll tackle more organization within the tool drawers. I actually picked up a craftsman triple stack rolling drawer set for a great price used from a friend as well. It fit perfectly on the other side of the left partition wall. It houses other items like solvents, paints, non-bike specific tools and will act as overflow for other less frequently used bike shop items like bleed kits, presses, etc.
Well Done! Most Underrated Mtb TH-camr!!
Ah man, too kind. Thanks, Darryl!
Tons of time spent on this video. Least I could do is leave a comment. 💪🏽 work! Keep grinding.
I appreciate that, Brigham & Ashley!
Bad ass dude. Looks great.
Thanks, my man!
Good job there dude!
Thanks, Gusto!
Nice build out! I'm going to have to track that laminate paneling down. New sub too.
Well, I’ve now poached the small parts organizer. Next will be the accent wall and lights.
Dude This shop looks great! First video of yours that ive watched and I loved it! Im in the Chattanooga area Aswell! It would be fun to go for a ride sometime 🤘
Awesome idea with the faux wood panels. Im also in the process of dialing in my home workshop. I just finished spraying foam insulation and now need to put up walls. Been looking for cheaper ideas and this just might be the ticket!
The paneling seems pretty durable. No issues with swelling or anything in our fairly humid climate too.
Sean's goatee is on point. Does he front a metal band on weekends? haha
That’s my man! That goateee morphs into all sorts of awesome variations, too. 🤘
Looks great man! I’ve been debating doing something similar but a potential move in the near future has put that on hold. Till then just gonna admire yours and what others have done!
I figured we’d be in our spot for a good while, so I had no excuse not to dive in.
@@SemiSendy haha, good decision!
this is really cool, it's my project too but I have no proper walls in my garage
Kudos on the dimmer switch...mid level for basic maintenance and uber high for dropped bleed screw recovery! What flooring solutions (padded/bar mat/cellocore) are you thinking??
I haven’t gotten into any serious plans yet, but I know it’s something I want to start considering soon. Do you have any suggestions?
So sick!
🤘
Sweet
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What do you think of that Ripmo V2 vs your Sentinel?
They are very different bikes. The Ripmo reminds me a lot more of the hightower with its more nimble geometry, but it’s more poppy and has an overall more supportive suspension platform than the HTv2. It’s also incredibly plush in comparison to both bikes.
The Sentinel is a bit more of a mini dh bike. It can take big hits really well, and it’s got a ton of stability at speed. It’s also confidence inspiring on really steep tech, but it is slower and takes a bit of wrestling through tighter corners.
The Ripmo is one of the most balanced feeling platforms I’ve ridden to date, both on and off the ground. Definitely a bike I gel incredibly well with.
Rich built a shop to work on his bike. I built a studio to do livestreams. It's obvious who knows more about actually WORKING on bikes. 😂
as always ya help a brother out with info =)
yoooooooooooooooooooooooo what up homie!!!
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Damn dude I saw the price and thought it included tools 😂
Haha, wouldn’t that have been insanely awesome? 😂
@@SemiSendy can you make a video going over tools soon?
Tool cost: $2000 lmao
Also if you want free lumber just go to a construction site, they throw so many good pieces away