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I don't think I have enjoyed watching a video in a long time as much as I have enjoyed this one. All the videos of lately showing carbon bikes just doesn't excite me as much as seeing show bikes like these. Thank you very much for bring this video to your viewers. 👍
Олег, Олег, Олег! Сидел и смотрел как мальчишка с открытым ртом, разглядывая велики. Спасибо, что дал возможность посмотреть шоу, спасибо за Просвещение!
Something strange has happened. After twenty years of cycling I no longer find myself salivating over the latest carbon race bike and instead bikes like those in the video set my pulse racing. Is it an age thing when metal bikes you've shunned as 'old fashioned' for two decades suddenly become objects of desire? All my carbon bikes have gone and I now have a Mason Definition 2 aluminium one, which I love.
They ARE exorbitant at this point. But, these at least have some real justification for their co$t$, with all of the intricate, hand made, detailed, or printed components on them, as well as their paint/finishes. The real insanity is all of the off the shelf crunchy carbon rides out there with shoddy garbage, NO QC at all, China made layups, no fit/loose 'press fit' bottom brackets, creaking, misaligned disc brake mounts, etc., crap which the manufacturers are asking just as much for as these hand (or printed) custom built to the customers' sizing, 'bespoke'/personalized aesthetics and finishes, etc. premium rides. 😉 But yeah, the current crotch rockets do seem like bargains nowadays as compared to 'luxury' pedal bikes.
Returned to watch this video again because I just love these bikes. I got to thinking as I watched the Strudy Cycles Ti bike and about the amount of work that would be involved in the making of that bike. As you know Colnago introduced it's C68 since you posted this video and the asking price for that bike baffles me. The C68 starting price is over $16,000. How can anyone with half a brain, I'm saying any intelligence at all, purchase that bike for that amount of money. The price of the Sturdy bike IMO would be far above that of the C68 if labor was factored equally if you catch my meaning. The Sturdy bike is by far superior to any Colnago.
Hey Charles, funny that you mentioned, but my next video will be about Colnago C64 haha. I bought the frame used, so it was much cheaper than the new c68 and Sturdy. But I agree, I’d personally prefer Sturdy to any other bike at the same price tag. Hopefully, I will own his frameset one day. May be even before the end of this year 🤞🏼😉
@@TwistedWheels What does he do to get that textured, 'wrinkle paint' finish on the titanium?? Is that just the unfinished 'printed' texture?? I am waiting for a printed titanium (or scandium, magnesium and aluminum alloy, like Ganna's speed machine) aero tube/aero road bike as an alternate to all of the crunchy plastic stuff out there currently. 😉
I’m enjoying the bike so far th-cam.com/users/postUgkxMesz3KOGEmwmvyKQfLfrRSUXLFzfVHZA My only real complaints are the brakes and the pedals. I feel like a bike designed for bigger people should have much larger pedals and more heavy duty brakes. I’ve only gotten two really good rides out of it, minimal downhill action, and the brakes feel like they’re already going out. A larger person has more momentum, so I think this wasn’t thought through very well. Also, I wear size 13-14 wide shoes. My feet cramp up on these pedals that are clearly made for smaller feet. Since I’m not a pro rider (and I don’t think many are who purchase this bike) I don’t think that the straps on the pedal are necessary at all. None of this takes away from the enjoyment I get from riding, however. I’ll just head to a bike shop to improve on a few things.
USE discount code TW-WHEELS for a 10% off on all www.lightbicycle.com wheels and 5% off on all rims!
Use code TWISTED-WHEELS for 100 USD off any www.farsports.com wheels!
Use code TWISTED-BAR FOR 50 USD off the Farsports handlebar!
I don't think I have enjoyed watching a video in a long time as much as I have enjoyed this one. All the videos of lately showing carbon bikes just doesn't excite me as much as seeing show bikes like these. Thank you very much for bring this video to your viewers. 👍
Thanks, Charles. Glad that you liked the video!
Sublime goodness. Talented and Gifted Visionaries. Bicycles and components that will be treasures of our times and years beyond.
TJD bros crushed it 🤘😁
Олег, Олег, Олег! Сидел и смотрел как мальчишка с открытым ртом, разглядывая велики. Спасибо, что дал возможность посмотреть шоу, спасибо за Просвещение!
Спасибо, рад что понравилось! ✌🏼
I love the Spoon Richard Petty bike.
Something strange has happened. After twenty years of cycling I no longer find myself salivating over the latest carbon race bike and instead bikes like those in the video set my pulse racing. Is it an age thing when metal bikes you've shunned as 'old fashioned' for two decades suddenly become objects of desire? All my carbon bikes have gone and I now have a Mason Definition 2 aluminium one, which I love.
Thanks for making this , it’s all the things I missed at the show !
You are welcome!
Amazing video. Great coverage. I came for the promise of geeky custom bikes, but stayed for all the wonderful people that share their craft.
Thanks Peter
Great coverage! GCN goes off on stories I could care less about, you focused on what I would look at, thanks for your work.
Thanks mate. Great to hear. Stay tuned for Bespoked 2022 that’s I’ve just filmed
love it man! so many cool bikes and great interviews. also awesome so see people gathering like normal again!
For sure! Everyone was excited to be able to gather and talk again ✊🏼
hoooollyyy shiiiii...That's the content I need.😍
Beautiful bikes thanks for all the close ups. Makes me want a nice paint job
Thanks, Kyle. Glad that you liked the video
@@TwistedWheels your channel is awesome just found it!
Need that whistle!
So awesome you calling out the marketing Bullshit from the Continental Tire rep. 👏
Best report on Bespoked ever ! We share the same admiration for Tom Sturdy’s work. His fully integrated bikes look like mad max’ spaceships
And beautiful too!!!!!❤👍🏻
Such beautiful steel bikes 👌🏿So sad it would cost me 25% on top. Here in 🇩🇰 due to England leaving Eu 😂
Come to Bespoked UK in October and pick it up in person!
cool stuff. watching from the states
Used to be a cyclist, and now a motorcyclist.. I thought motorcycles were expensive, but damn bycicles are way more costly.
They ARE exorbitant at this point.
But, these at least have some real justification for their co$t$, with all of the intricate, hand made, detailed, or printed components on them, as well as their paint/finishes.
The real insanity is all of the off the shelf crunchy carbon rides out there with shoddy garbage, NO QC at all, China made layups, no fit/loose 'press fit' bottom brackets, creaking, misaligned disc brake mounts, etc., crap which the manufacturers are asking just as much for as these hand (or printed) custom built to the customers' sizing, 'bespoke'/personalized aesthetics and finishes, etc. premium rides. 😉
But yeah, the current crotch rockets do seem like bargains nowadays as compared to 'luxury' pedal bikes.
Returned to watch this video again because I just love these bikes. I got to thinking as I watched the Strudy Cycles Ti bike and about the amount of work that would be involved in the making of that bike. As you know Colnago introduced it's C68 since you posted this video and the asking price for that bike baffles me. The C68 starting price is over $16,000. How can anyone with half a brain, I'm saying any intelligence at all, purchase that bike for that amount of money. The price of the Sturdy bike IMO would be far above that of the C68 if labor was factored equally if you catch my meaning. The Sturdy bike is by far superior to any Colnago.
Hey Charles, funny that you mentioned, but my next video will be about Colnago C64 haha. I bought the frame used, so it was much cheaper than the new c68 and Sturdy. But I agree, I’d personally prefer Sturdy to any other bike at the same price tag. Hopefully, I will own his frameset one day. May be even before the end of this year 🤞🏼😉
@@TwistedWheels What does he do to get that textured, 'wrinkle paint' finish on the titanium??
Is that just the unfinished 'printed' texture??
I am waiting for a printed titanium (or scandium, magnesium and aluminum alloy, like Ganna's speed machine) aero tube/aero road bike as an alternate to all of the crunchy plastic stuff out there currently. 😉
Well done bike show video!
Great stuff. Well done guys!
Thanks, Arby!
A wonderful video - Best wishes and happy cycling 🙏
Thanks, Andre!
nice mic holder =)
The best!
now we need episode on how to make extra pounds to buy it all
Let me know if you find such video. I need to watch it too :)
Привет Олегу и Денису! :)))))))
Привет 👋🏼
well done!
Thanks!
Смелые вопросы, интересно было смотреть! 🤙
Beautiful rigs👍👍👍👍👍👍
Комментарий в поддержку! 🤘
23:54 what brand is that bag?
Нравится смотреть твои видео!
Интересное мероприятие ты посетил 👍🏻
An mtb with drop bars, 17:50. Just partially lock your fork out and you're good.
Which bike company made the bike at 12.13
10 grand for a bicycle is crazy I can get a new motorcycle for that ! I don't care if its hand made.
Sorry at 7.03
I’m enjoying the bike so far th-cam.com/users/postUgkxMesz3KOGEmwmvyKQfLfrRSUXLFzfVHZA My only real complaints are the brakes and the pedals. I feel like a bike designed for bigger people should have much larger pedals and more heavy duty brakes. I’ve only gotten two really good rides out of it, minimal downhill action, and the brakes feel like they’re already going out. A larger person has more momentum, so I think this wasn’t thought through very well. Also, I wear size 13-14 wide shoes. My feet cramp up on these pedals that are clearly made for smaller feet. Since I’m not a pro rider (and I don’t think many are who purchase this bike) I don’t think that the straps on the pedal are necessary at all. None of this takes away from the enjoyment I get from riding, however. I’ll just head to a bike shop to improve on a few things.
Carbon and aluminium, that's not a bike that's porn