Build a fast cheap aerodynamic bike by a 5 year old with small willy. Hambini's NEW BIKE (Part 2)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ค. 2020
- I'm building a very fast bike with my aerodynamic expertise. I tell the wankateering departments where to go in true Hambini style.
This is the second in the series, I free a stuck seatpost and provide a fix to a steerer fork that has been cut too short.
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Buy Flo wheels!!!
Hell yea, they're super lightweight because they don't have spokes, at least according to the CFD models.
He'd probably turn his own ! Good excuse for a lathe upsize!
Flo wheels with a Zipp hub?
I'd love to see those on an eposide.
I have a set of Flo30's. The alloy rim, 25mm wide jobby. You need hands of Thor and machined steel tyre levers to get the fucking tires on. Plastic wankjobs will snap. Ask me how I know this. Experience is a bitch. If you do a 5 hour ride in the cold and pissing rain, call for a ride home because not even fucking Rambo has the hand strength to get a tyre off, let alone fix the fucking popped inner tube and get the tire back on.
Pro tip: you don’t need to use a torque wrench as long as you say ‘click’ as you tighten the thread.
Or just tighten till it spins freely, then back off a quarter turn.
It's not tight until it's cross threaded
Or if your elbow says click and break them forearms, break it, break it hard...
No no no measure by your knuckles that turn white. 1 knuckle, 2 knuckle etc
After many years of repair, I've moved up in the world. Now, I calibrate Torque Wrenches for ParkTool, Unior and Pedros at home using only my hands.
I hope I live long enough to see the end of this build
im not gonna make it, i will time travel to the future instead
He's going to finish it for his 6th birthday.
@@Bokuma01 good one, made me smile for a while
I hope all is going well Hambini. We're eagerly waiting for your return.
i'm just working on a few bits and pieces.
We want a pic of Belinda when the bike is finished 😉😷 keep safe and please keep posting. x
Just stare at Will's mum from The Inbetweeners. She's a Belinda with big bazookas.
Belinda with the big bazookas would be proud of that masterpiece
Earlier in my life I made high end custom furniture. Occasionally someone would ask me how the make a bed or a chest of drawers on the cheap. "No problem", I'd reply. "First go out and buy a couple thousand dollars of wood working tools and the have at it." It is nice to solve problems by simply going into the shop and making the fix.
Yeah, I was thinking it's only really cheap when the engineering hours are free. Not to mention all of the tools, measuring equipment and CAD software...
I'd love to see and buy a "Hambini Aged 5" cycling jersey!
Goddammed, that was a real "HHF's" intro. I was still laying in my bed but jumped up with the sudden Mr H suddenly in a close up. Expected a Hello Goodmorning HF's.
You should take this to your local bike shop for a safety inspection, and see if they pick up on the custom parts 😆
Thank you for your videos. I only understand a small part, but they help me learn lots interesting intricacies.
Heck yes!! I was very excited for this and couldn't wait!
Pretty brilliant solution. Excited to get my mini lathe this week.
I’m so glad the proper Hambini language is back
Lightbicycle is building wheels of excellent quality. Give them a try. Genius hack fixing the headset 👏!
Great vid . I always look forward to your videos coming out.😁
Hang in there Mr. HAMBINI, the truth should always have an honest outlet. Well done!
Thank You Hambini. Your videos are very informative and I enjoy them very much.
BSABB interesting👍 Enjoyed looking forward to the rest of the build😎
You have to put out a Hambini beanie or as Id like to call it, the Hambinini
Nice work. I would have gone to Aliexpress and bought new forks
i have Easton EC90 55 mil deep wheels and they are cheap used and rock solid. one set had a rear wheel crack in a pothole at high speed carrying a heavy knapsack but stayed true . unueseable now, but i made it home safely
$600 CDN for a used replacement pair, new tubbies and a new 11 speed dura ace cassette, spare pads, and a ten speed cassette included ! . light and fast and a great deal
great build you did here ! inspiring !
Thought I was going mental for a second there, I was pretty sure I saw you fixing the steer tube already. Then I read the describtion
This is the third time I've watched this... and I don't care! Super interesting to see how you resolve these problems. A comment about your last video; while I wasn't personally injured and offended by your bad language, the last vid was no less engaging for a lack F's and C's.
"load of fucking shit, just tighten it up until there is no play" Best advice I have heard on the internet.
So much I've learned from you ,that I'm starting 2 think that certain or most fiberglass / Composite bikes are good 4 one tournament and then trow away 🤔
Finally, the video we’ve all been waiting for.
Yeoleo has some great wheel, I have had them over a year and no problem, give them a look.
Dude you da man great content! You have gained a new loyal fan!
Enjoyed watching just this just for the colourful turn of phrase , will definitely use them at some point in the near future ,
Really classy work very impressed.
Hello Mr. Hambini, I noticed in your last video that it appears one of your viewers sent you a Wacom writing tablet to enhance your PowerPoint presentations. Wonderful gesture. You may remember that I mentioned I also use a Wacom tablet with my online physics classes. I have found that it's performance is much better when connected to your computer via USB. Using Bluetooth, at least in my case, introduced an annoying amount of lag between moving the pen and seeing the results on the screen. Anyway, for what it's worth. Keep cracking on with your wonderful videos!
Man, I love your responding comment between 12:58 to 13:06! 💯
interesting and smart solutions to the problems you encountered, always interesting to watch
Finally! I was waiting for this video since 1st part. About wheels check out cero ar30evo, quite lite aluminum and british
I think you should align the dropouts to the centerline of the bottom bracket, not based on clearance to the chainstays. Also I suggest a syringe to dispense the descaler solution. Keep the awesome vids comings. I know they are a lot of work to put together.
Finally part 2, yeah babeh !
Zipp has new wheels out, I expect a proper reaming soon.
Also, superlight reminder, we still care.
The trick with the scalex is briliant! I've never seen that before. Sure to be knicked and credited to wank journalists soon.
Hambini
I’d recommend you the (new) silver edition 105 or old dura ace 2x11. Add some glossy LB rims on Bitex hubs with custom ntn bearings and you’ll be fine for about one and half grant with saddle, lights and everything.
Just bought some Yoeleo wheels 88/60mm DT swiss hubs ....total bargain 3 year warranty uci approved for less than the price of 1 zipp 404 front wheel....I simply took your advise and can agree with you that they are the dogs do da,s ...cheers Hambini!
Hambini if you want cheap aerodynamic wheels you can get planetx 82mm/101mm, a lot of them have 10sp hubs but you can buy 11sp ones from PX
I really like my 48mm DT Swiss wheels.
Get the Campagnolo Zonda C17 wheelset. They are fairly cheap and great looking. Cheers
Great videos.
Super NICE!
For the cost: you omitted custom pieces: if we were to pay for them... you know what I am saying.
Btw I am waiting for “Hambini BB compatible with Shimano BBR60” please ;-)
Coming in next episode
Have you seen the titanium allen key skewers on the market? Several companies producing those. No QR lever to deal with. Compact, very light, and very affordable (shop around). A worthy addition for your fast bike goals.
I'm building up an old titanium TT bike to be a 1x10. Sacrificing close gearing with a bigger range cassette. For the wheels I decided on Araya SA-730s with Circus Monkey hubs. Shimano 105 as it's good enough for my needs.
How's this for an idea. Hambini designs his ideal BB standard. Blanksheet, blue sky, no limits. If the BB shell of the frame has to change then Raoul Luescher can make a frame to use that standard. Between you, you could make an example bike and take it to the Bristol Bespoked handmade bike show. Fame and fortune awaits.
Fame and fortune? You sure? More like hipsters and debt! This is the bicycle industry!
Brudda you da man! You gained another loyal fan! Awesome job man dont agree with you some stuff but your opinion is valued nonetheless
huh i got a giant tcr frame for cheap and its carbon seat post was stuck like this as well. I dropped some wd40 from the drink hole like you did and left it there for 3 days and I was able to pull it out.
in general Giant TCR carbon frame is not a bad starting point when you want to build a cheap, lightweight all-around road bike. Especially now that the new TCR is out, the previous generation should come down in price....
Exquisite engineering!
The enfant terrible of the cycling industry. You deserve a knighthood for exposing the truth behind the marketing BS.
There is a third option: Sensah Empire Pro.
If you want to jump on the 1X gravel bandwagon, then the Microshift Advent X.
Would love to see either of them get the Hambini treatment.
Yes please try the sensah empire Pro, I'm tempted to try them but would love to see others opinions
Ben Trudgill Running the Sensah Empire Carbon witha Force 1 RD, awesome piece of kit, never had problems in the last 7 months.
just got a caad13 disc, can't wait to get some aero wheels on it!!
Hi Hambini, you can look for old Shimano 105 from 1990s. They are 7 speed, but can work with 8 speed cassettes + front with biopace gear. Shifters you can from used or buy new Microshifts from Ali. I guess shifters will be next expensive part after frame.
Have bought 8pr. of tubulars wheels from Carbon cycles (China) over the last 8 years with no issues, very durable and the price is right! Nice work on the Look!
Hedley Kerr If you bought a pair each year for 8 years- where’s the durability?My carbon wheelset is in use for almost 6 years now,and they’re fine
@@domestique3954 I have certain pairs. I use for racing 2 pr. for training a set for gravel! and 2 sets I keep on other bikes or I let other people try and use! The 3 sets that are 8 years old still run fine! In other words after 38 years of racing these wheelset have been the lightest and most durable I have ever had!
I am will to purchase the aero bike built only one request is you put your signature on the bicycle and it also must say Aerospace Engineer Thanks Chap again you my friend are the Dogs Bullock's
It's spelled bollocks. Or bolux in short hand!
@@Hambini Thanks No Worries Master Hambini I am just a Dyslexic Kunt 👍
I would pay double if your signature was Hambini aged 5
@@danny725gracia4 And I'm an autistic bitch ! And a bad person, I think the world is flat !
Nice solution for that steerer tube. Isn't nice to be able to make your own tools? That alignment tool makes it simple to get the rear dropouts right.
Yoeleo wheels would be my suggestion. UCI approved, and they seemed ahead of the areo and feature game back when I bought mine.
Phosphoric acid is some dangerous acid ! I liked ye olde days when a stuck seatpost could be coaxed out by heating the seat tube, ruined the pain, but the seatpost (usually !) came out.
I'd probably just use a rear wheel instead of the alignment tool, but it's as neat to have the means to make such tools as it is rare.
Lightbycicle or Farsports rims. sapim spokes. If weight no issue Miche primato have great hub reputation (i go with bitex and take shorter bearing life on the chin).
Yoeleo wheels are cheap & good, agree with your description of SCAM, lots of reasonably priced Athena 11 still about , good value / performance ratio, FSA SLK cranksets are sub 600g and 30 quid ish on evilbay, 1” fork extension bolt at 9-45 is awesome , will you list a range of sizes ? 5, 10, 15mm, Astute saddles are light 190g comfy & cheap on evilbay too. Just run 7000km on Michelin Power 700 x 25 , NO Punctures , they will perish before they wear out , amazed by their speed & durability. Great vids Pee Wee.
Yoeleo Wheels and Shimano Ultegra my vote :)
Your topcap is genious! I have the same issue on a old steel Pinarello with a Time 1’’ fork. The shim saves it, but your long topcap would be perfect. Will you start to sell these tall topcaps?
As far as wheels go, you have given some good coverage to Light Bicycle and Yoeleo in the past. I would like to see either of those.
Far Sport wheels from China. Inexpensive, they are super reliable, I've ridden 6000+ miles with no issues, plus they "look" the dogs. Unsure if they are aero, but they look the right shape!!!
I would love to see you work with Campagnolo, I'm curious about their engineering.
I second that
@@67Firebird third!
I'd like to see the video as to why the Ultra Twerk Cranks on the Super Record have bolts that are threaded in the opposite direction from every other crank they do.
A video on their CU*T bearings would probably be fun to watch.
Great stuff. 5 mm thru hole in the gauge lad and wack a skewer through it
If you use a Hambini BB you will blow your budget and it will be worth more than the rest of the parts combined plus dinner with the lady who sold you the frame
If you make a BSA Shimano bb I will buy one. I bought some cheap Miche wheels and they have done well in my road and cx bike. Can be bought with campag or shimano freehub. Worth a look. Could go custom build, Hope or Industry 9 hubs on some HED rims!
Epic!
Absolutely love it lol
bontrager make cheap 38cm wide handlebars, originally bought for all my kids bikes but left on as they grew
From experience, It's cheaper and better to buy a 5 year old bike which you know is right for you. It will be cheaper than the sum of parts even if sourcing them from ebay.
Shimano wheels for the win mate, cup and come, not the lightest but made right
Got a set of HED6 with broken aero coverage on the FW and a slight dent in the braking flank at the BW in exchange to a new set of bearings for my squeaking S5 😅
Hambini aged 5 l vote for round wheels.
Neat headset solution. 🤔 I think HAirbush hold the wings on like that🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Zipp have some new wheels. :p disc only but there are some disc brake adapters. If you go fast you need good brakes :).
I am disappointed that you did not use the mechanic special sauce: 50/50 acetone / automatic transmission fluid.
Of course you can only buy Shimano wheels. Keep with the theme.
For a cheap wheelset and reasonably aerodynamic... Maybe look at a set of Vision T35's?
Would you make a fairing for the frame that could mount on via the bottle cage holes? Like triathlon bike style?
I love your videos. Proper engineering innit. Two questions that you may or may not choose to respind to ; 1. Are you from Leeds ? 2. Do you have strong feelings about the integrity of repaired carbon fibre bike frames ?
1. Nope, I'm French!
2. I would never go near a repaired carbon fibre frame unless it was to patch something like a cable hole.
Any idea if this frame will take 28c tyres? I figure the rear wheel is ok with the adjustable dropouts, but the front looks pretty tight maybe?
Please make the BSA BB! I'd love to put a serviceable BB with good bearings in my MTBs!
Hurry up with the next one, cant wait all week.
Hambini, any chance you’ll make a video about steel frames? Plenty of subjects to tackle there 😁
I have very budget setups that are quite aerodynamic.
Lots of focus on the details.
What's most important?
Rider position.
Surely, if you want to be "aero", you need to flip-flop that stem?!! (@12:00)
Agreed
It gave me morning anxiety.
hes back
Groupset:
I would like to see Sensah 11 groupset or some old used shimano/campa 10s groupset
Wheels (depending on Budget):
Either some cheap, used Alloy clinchers with medium Wheel Profile Height
Or some Yoeleo Alloy-Carbon / Carbon High Profile Wheels
Finally!
Hate to tell you, but I rather like my Zipp 404 clinchers. I’ve had them since 2013.
yr chanel is top drawer have you considered making your own wheel hubs for this project
When I was at Land Rover there was a swearing contest. The winner was able to use "F**ck" 13 times in one sentence. I had to unlearn swearing now I live in the US. Great to hear real phrases like 'turning moment' and 'garter spring' though.
I’m guessing we have lockdown to thank for impending part 3.
Haha that video title made me lol
Glad to hear the tourette's is back (a bit). Are you going to start selling the steerer tube extenders for those of us numpties who cut our steers before taking into account aging waistlines?
Maybe have a custom built alloy wheels Sachin. Does deep carbon wheels really necessary for aero gain? As for the group set, maybe you can get a secondhand dura ace 9000 and customise them for aero benefit.
@Hambini - can I use phosphoric acid with a titanium frame? I also have a seized seatpost and it just doesnt want to get out - thanks!
No idea. I would ask a chemist
Suggestion: Farsports carbon tubular rims (~110$ per rim) and Shimano 105 R7000 or Campagnolo Potenza groupset