What I REALLY learned from taking BIKE FRAME building course // Insight from a former student

A follow up video of Paul Brodie's Bike Frame Building course I took.
( Frame Building 101 at the University of the Fraser Valley)
I was one of the first students to take this course. The frame I built turned out way better than I ever imagined. I've been enjoying it for years.
My Course Video: • Paul Brodie Bike Frame...
My completed bike Video: • I took a Bike Frame Co...
The course was like going to a job you truly love. It was work but loved every minute of it.
A lot of things were learned over the two weeks. If I didn't take notes I would have forgotten most of it. It can be information overload for some people.
Of all the things that was learned, these 5 stick out the most and is something for your to ponder before you take a course like this.

[@adammendel5572]

Thanks for the overview! Great insights

[@MikeFreda]

Glad it was helpful!

[@-MacCat-]

Thanks for this great video Mike. You confirmed my views on the subject.
Sadly, Paul Brodie does not live on my continent.
Thankfully, he shares a lot on the interwebz, and in particular on YT.

[@GabrieLight]

Really useful one piece of video! ☑️
I appreciate it! 👍🏻

[@thatone_daniel]

hey! 👋🏻 saw your comment on Nick Nimmins video and decided to pop by! Awesome content! Keep crushing it ❤️!

[@MikeFreda]

Thank you! Will do! I appreciate you stopping by!

[@poopy.butthole]

Most modern mountain bikes barely make it more than 3 or 4 years before they start falling apart, 9 years ain't bad!