Drill the nut and cap works. Drill the the cap at an angle. Shocked you got no upvote, but sponsors..... Sam Pilgrim is a good rider, but he is just another bought and paid for puppet. How many times have you heard him say? "I won't mention those because they are not from my sponsored brands" That bugs me so hard.
@Leo Herran Some of these guys say it how it is. They just put the focus on the money. How he does it, is refusal to mention at all which is pure greed. Haibike is one of his sponsors for example, yet he fails to mention certain parts because it's not his brand. I lost all respect for him at that point. All that talk he about stirring the pot only to run from it.
@@ChannelZeroOne He is not gonna say that the standard components are better, If he has sponsors and wants to keep riding for his sponsors. Why do you think that in all the Pedal Reviews on gmbn the crankbrother pedals are always the recommended ones
7:38 If your fork's steerer tube doesn't allow the old star nut to be knocked out through the bottom (it's better to first bring out your calipers and measure the tube's I.D. at the bottom to ascertain this), you can drill out the center part of the old star nut, separating its upper and lower "stars", each star can then be grabbed with needle-nose pliers, tilted sideways and removed. 8:31 Icetoolz E114 star nut installation tool can handle both standard and hollow BMX star nuts (the screw on the tool is removable using an allen key, it's double-ended to suit both types of star nuts). The BMX star nuts are supposedly threaded M10 (according to various product descriptions), so I was hoping that I could adapt my standard (M6) star nut setter by screwing an M6-M10 threaded sleeve/adapter onto the tool. However, it doesn't seem to actually be M10(x1.5 mm) thread. Or at least it's not on the star nut that came with my Reverse Barspin TopCap. The hollow bolt is threaded M10x1.25 mm - a fine-pitch version of M10. I don't think there are M6-M10x1.25 adapters commonly available, although if one has a lathe, it should be simple to make one.
Can't wait for the new vid I used to ride BMX now I'm addicted to mountain biking I could totally do my mountain bike like that to can't wait to see how he throws that Bike around love the show keep up the awesome content your friend Keith from Asheville North Carolina
Which spacers exactly do you use? Does the small cog, 11t, still end up in the right positipn and could be used? Is the freecoaster gap too narrow to not catch the chain accidentially, when only one cog is removed? ???
I'd have ground the teeth off a sprocket, that way there's no change in the spacing. Also the sprocket might guide the chain better than just dropping it in a gap, and make it easier to shift to the adjacent sprocket.
Very informative! Think I might have to throw out a smaller chain ring and go free coaster. This lets me use a manual machine without taking the chain off
I leave the top cap on and screw in the bolt so that it is the right depth. Then I tap in the star nut and the top cap stops on the stem and it makes sure it goes in straight.
Won't the rear brake cable and shifter cable still make it impossible to get more that maybe one or 2 turns out of this system? Unless you give it a quarter mile worth of slack looping around the head tube you still have a problem. In theory could you run a electronic wireless shifter with the free coaster mod you just did? And add a gyro to the front end for the rear brake. Then I think you may actually have true infinite bar spins
I'm kinda late here but would drilling a hole in the top cap i have work, i would be fine spending 10 bucks on a hollow top cap but all the starnut business would be a pain
#GMBNTECH / Doddy which cassette is 12 speed / XD and has separate sprockets? Or did you just change the freehub to an HG kind, and threw on some 11 speed sprockets?
I found that confusing too. He says he replaced 2 of the sprockets with the spacers, and in the closeup of installation I counted 10 sprockets, which would mean there were originally 12 sprockets.
Any modifications to a component usually voids a warranty and since he has to modify the star crown nut thingy to route the front brake, i would give a solid yes, yes it would. Mostly on the fork, perhaps front brake, maybe shifters dropper post etc depending on what break on them.
If you really want to just fuck around on the street,you should probably just buy bmx,you can find really good ones for 300$ and they are made to take abuse,you can throw it around and crash it all you want. Also much easier to manual/bunny hop etc.
#askgmbntech I have a 2011 26" Voodoo Hoodoo that I am sprucing up with spare parts. I am thinking of replacing the original 120mm Suntour Raidon forks with a 130mm Rochshox Recon fork. Does it matter that the Rockshox fork is from a 27.5" bike? Thanks!
Doddy can you help with this one ? I am trying to use the upload.gmbn.com it keep coming up with a page that asked me to fill in my DOB I fill this in & it comes up with (As I am under 16, I confirm I have my parent or guardian’s authority to sign up.) I am a lot older than 16. But if I fill it in or not the page will not let me go any further ? ? ? Can you help ?
This might be the most stupid question ever but I’m kinda new to mtb so I guess it’s ok. I always wonder why people bash the starnut in instead of doing it with an Alan key. Anyone know why?
I always associate jibbing with avoiding anything slightly risky? Eg he jibbed the drop off... Meaning he pulled out at last minute. Ah well language changes.
Well Doddy this is not for me or our club ,as i hope you know our respect for you is 100% but kids tricks we stopped showing off like this in our early teens childish nonsense ,sorry this we didnt watch.PD
'Just drill a hole in the starnut '
Sam Pilgrim
And put it in with a brick or shovel
Drill the nut and cap works. Drill the the cap at an angle. Shocked you got no upvote, but sponsors.....
Sam Pilgrim is a good rider, but he is just another bought and paid for puppet. How many times have you heard him say? "I won't mention those because they are not from my sponsored brands"
That bugs me so hard.
@@ChannelZeroOne That's his job and he signs a contract, you could say all factory sposored riders are "bought and paid for puppets" then.
@Leo Herran Some of these guys say it how it is. They just put the focus on the money. How he does it, is refusal to mention at all which is pure greed. Haibike is one of his sponsors for example, yet he fails to mention certain parts because it's not his brand. I lost all respect for him at that point. All that talk he about stirring the pot only to run from it.
@@ChannelZeroOne He is not gonna say that the standard components are better, If he has sponsors and wants to keep riding for his sponsors. Why do you think that in all the Pedal Reviews on gmbn the crankbrother pedals are always the recommended ones
It’s all about jib’n 🤘🏻
I LOVE seeing BMX and MTB melding.
Carefully using the supplied bolt? Anyone told Mr Pilgrim?
7:38 If your fork's steerer tube doesn't allow the old star nut to be knocked out through the bottom (it's better to first bring out your calipers and measure the tube's I.D. at the bottom to ascertain this), you can drill out the center part of the old star nut, separating its upper and lower "stars", each star can then be grabbed with needle-nose pliers, tilted sideways and removed.
8:31 Icetoolz E114 star nut installation tool can handle both standard and hollow BMX star nuts (the screw on the tool is removable using an allen key, it's double-ended to suit both types of star nuts). The BMX star nuts are supposedly threaded M10 (according to various product descriptions), so I was hoping that I could adapt my standard (M6) star nut setter by screwing an M6-M10 threaded sleeve/adapter onto the tool. However, it doesn't seem to actually be M10(x1.5 mm) thread. Or at least it's not on the star nut that came with my Reverse Barspin TopCap. The hollow bolt is threaded M10x1.25 mm - a fine-pitch version of M10. I don't think there are M6-M10x1.25 adapters commonly available, although if one has a lathe, it should be simple to make one.
Awesome video! Can't wait for Chris to show us how he will use this wonderful machine 👍
Very nice barspin tricks
Can't wait for the new vid I used to ride BMX now I'm addicted to mountain biking I could totally do my mountain bike like that to can't wait to see how he throws that Bike around love the show keep up the awesome content your friend Keith from Asheville North Carolina
Sam Pilgrim does this
maxitaksi 88 and 50to01
Awesome vídeo, I'm going to use the barspin in my Street Trials
I have done it and I think the Trickstuff topcap is much better than the one of the Video
love these video, really are a massive help, thanks Doddy
Which spacers exactly do you use? Does the small cog, 11t, still end up in the right positipn and could be used? Is the freecoaster gap too narrow to not catch the chain accidentially, when only one cog is removed?
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I'd have ground the teeth off a sprocket, that way there's no change in the spacing. Also the sprocket might guide the chain better than just dropping it in a gap, and make it easier to shift to the adjacent sprocket.
U can also us the One Ups EDC steer tube system. Leave the tool out and u can run your cables down
Love your videos doddy
Nice one - thanks Charlie!
Other than the freecoaster, the hotboi way to do this would be AXS, a Trickstuff Trixer and a Rockshox Turncoat
11:45 just for the front hose.
Great video.
PERFECT!!
Nice video well done keep up the good work 👍
Very informative! Think I might have to throw out a smaller chain ring and go free coaster. This lets me use a manual machine without taking the chain off
I leave the top cap on and screw in the bolt so that it is the right depth. Then I tap in the star nut and the top cap stops on the stem and it makes sure it goes in straight.
Sorry I butchered explaining that it’s easier to show than explain through text.
Stiffer suspension is also great for jibbing
No suspension is even better,no brakes and no gears even better,basically what im saying just buy bmx
Do people who Jib mostly run larger or smaller handlebars for barspins and tricks?
Best vid by far😂
for the oil on brake parts just burn em xD put them on the street somewhere some brake cleaner on them and burn em
Won't the rear brake cable and shifter cable still make it impossible to get more that maybe one or 2 turns out of this system? Unless you give it a quarter mile worth of slack looping around the head tube you still have a problem. In theory could you run a electronic wireless shifter with the free coaster mod you just did? And add a gyro to the front end for the rear brake. Then I think you may actually have true infinite bar spins
Can you send the link for the Hollow star nut
ADding a bit more compression in your fork and shok can also make a big diferense
I'm kinda late here but would drilling a hole in the top cap i have work, i would be fine spending 10 bucks on a hollow top cap but all the starnut business would be a pain
with or without the last gear? which type works better?
Chris should try a footjam whip
Older Man Utd fans once had a very different definition of what jibbing entails. Inter City Jibbers: To Pay Is To Fail.
which starnut set is this?
What size spacers do I need for the cassette to do the freecoast?
#GMBNTECH / Doddy which cassette is 12 speed / XD and has separate sprockets? Or did you just change the freehub to an HG kind, and threw on some 11 speed sprockets?
I found that confusing too. He says he replaced 2 of the sprockets with the spacers, and in the closeup of installation I counted 10 sprockets, which would mean there were originally 12 sprockets.
I watched it again, and there’s definitely an hg freehub on there all of the sudden. Doddy Copperfield did that trick quite smooth 😁
Tbh i wouldnt recommend you do this "hack" its really not practical and you can fakie just as good with cassete
Sram nx eagle has single sprockets for a shimano freehub
Does all that bar spinning cause cable rub?
Lol, AWESOME VID
Cheers!
Nice one
will the barspin mod void warranty?
Any modifications to a component usually voids a warranty and since he has to modify the star crown nut thingy to route the front brake, i would give a solid yes, yes it would. Mostly on the fork, perhaps front brake, maybe shifters dropper post etc depending on what break on them.
If you really want to just fuck around on the street,you should probably just buy bmx,you can find really good ones for 300$ and they are made to take abuse,you can throw it around and crash it all you want. Also much easier to manual/bunny hop etc.
Industry Nine has a prototype freecoaster for Mountainbikes
#askgmbntech I have a 2011 26" Voodoo Hoodoo that I am sprucing up with spare parts. I am thinking of replacing the original 120mm Suntour Raidon forks with a 130mm Rochshox Recon fork. Does it matter that the Rockshox fork is from a 27.5" bike? Thanks!
If you don’t have the starnut or bolt you can just drill a hole through your top cap and cut one off the teeth of the starnut
Not recommend but if you watch one of Sam pilgrims set up videos he shows you how to route the cables with a conventional star nut
Could you send us the link? Would be nice to compare, there are tons of videos from Sam.
th-cam.com/video/HFrb4lbce9w/w-d-xo.html
It's towards the end of this video where he does it
@@Woodysglassart Thanks
Search Trickstuff Dirtcap in the Internet I think it‘s the best option
Nice
a half cab is from the skateboarding world, which is essentially a 180 from fakie to right yourself
Doesn't that free coaster hack wear out your chain?
The wear is probably negligible if your chain is lubed
Good
actually hate the word jibbing but video was neat!
Try this with TREK's knock block xD
Doddy can you help with this one ? I am trying to use the upload.gmbn.com it keep coming up with a page that asked me to fill in my DOB I fill this in & it comes up with (As I am under 16, I confirm I have my parent or guardian’s authority to sign up.) I am a lot older than 16. But if I fill it in or not the page will not let me go any further ? ? ? Can you help ?
Sam pilgrim just drilled through the side ot the top cap and star nut
Cool
This might be the most stupid question ever but I’m kinda new to mtb so I guess it’s ok. I always wonder why people bash the starnut in instead of doing it with an Alan key. Anyone know why?
First, and congrats on 100k
Thanks Rowan 👍
They make gyro for mtb now rather run that then cord straight down
I always associate jibbing with avoiding anything slightly risky? Eg he jibbed the drop off... Meaning he pulled out at last minute. Ah well language changes.
what is jibbing ?
If I understand correctly, jibbing is just playing around.
@@peterlang5047 ye looks like nobody know what it means
It's British for fucking around.
@@truantray thx
Watch some Videos from 50to01 then you will know
Heh, I've never heard the word "jibbing" before. Sounds more like something you'd do in a sail boat.
Xd lmao got you
17 min video for 4.5 minutes of info. Too much repetition.
Yeah but no ads
Some people like to see more detail. I didn't find it too repetitive.
FIRST
What the hell is with that hair? Your not 14!
Well Doddy this is not for me or our club ,as i hope you know our respect for you is 100% but kids tricks we stopped showing off like this in our early teens childish nonsense ,sorry this we didnt watch.PD
If you really want to ride street just remove your brakes like any other bmx rider
Listen to this 🤡🤡🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why bother, its not worth it