Frame: Octane One Void ~150$ Handlebar: Octane One Chemical Wide 35 ~ 40$ Stem: Octane One Tone 35 -30$ Cranks: Octane One ~40$ BB: Octane One ~40$ Fork: RST Dirt (don't buy it, it's trash) get a new Manitou Circus Expert for ~250$ or an used RockShox Argyle ~200$ Wheels: unknown/ get some Halo T2 for ~250$ Headset: unknown/ ~30-40$ Pedals: unknown/ ~20-40$ Grips: ~15$ Tires: Kenda Small Block Eight wired ~ 20$ foldable ~ 30$ Brake: Grab some Magura MT Sports or SRAM Level ~50$ Rotor: unknown ~15$
I sold all my bikes to buy a new XC and I really miss my dirt jump bike. I need to buy a new one soon, they are so much fun and perfect for quick 5 minute clearing my head ride
Beside of all the negative comments, let’s stay positive and friendly, guys. There is enough negative things in the world right now. Thanks, Danny, I like the way you make these videos. I am from Germany and found this second channel here beside supreme-biker. Here I find so much entertaining and teaching content, like it very much. Keep on going and stay healthy 😎💪
BMX style bb and cranks have become a wonderfully simple and serviceable system, of course if you like complexity there are apparently a dozen different MTB standards to choose from,
That's a tapered headtube.... but a straight steerer fork. Yeah I'm not so sure this guy knows what he's doing. You can still get a cheap but good tapered fork
@@The_Real_JN I've been riding bmx for 5 years basicly built up new bikes every year, so I've delt with a couple of bmx cranks. I never needed a hammer for them. Also, when he explains why the bearings dont spin smoothly, that is bs, all my bb's span just as smooth as my fixed gear monoblocks, never had any problems when doing tricks. He probably overthightend them.
@@9emelet852 nah you're probably right, I've built only two bmx's and I had to hammer one axle and the other was really stiff, they still spun a lot better than the ones in the video though!!!
Hei man, big fan of your cotent. I have a question, I have a fox 32 on a Ktm carbon hardtail with a 2 position remote Locke out, but the thing is that when I push the lever the fork is working full and when the lever is not actioned the fork is hard. It’s ok for the fork? It came installed like this from the shop
Funny how a cheap dirtjump or bmx frame looks way better than most super expensive mtb’s in terms of tube shapes, dropouts etc. Mtb is still in the wacky, overly gusseted phase that bmx has left at least 15 years ago, followed by dj bikes.
11 speed should be much more affordable than 12 speed. But is it really worth changing entire drive train if you can buy an used bike for the same amount of money?
dude, i hope its not too late! dont jump on that bike like that! you put a straight fork on a tappered frame. that's gonna get really lose instantly. furthermore (not so critical anyway) cranks are not supposed to be tight like that. the bolts at the end of the axle dont go so tightened. some cranksets come with an spacer tube to put on the axle between bearings so you tighten the whole system without puting lateral stress on the bearings. if no spacer, dony tighten it hard.
@@The_Real_JN Well I guess more I meant the style of a simple, clean round tubed double diamond style frame. Assuming this was built in a legitimate Taiwanese factory the welds could as strong as fancier steel frames.
Your cranks are too tight, you don't need hardly any spacers on your drive side of your cranks, your fork should be tapered like your steerer tube. Also do not grease your grips or crank arms.
its actually possible to put straight fork to tapered frame, all u need is crownrace that fits on straight fork but at the same time also fits 1 1/2 bearing. some headsets come with these two types of crownraces. and its also possible to do it opposite way - tapered fork to non tapered frame. in that case you will also need specific headset for that, but its possible to do. jsut do some research on that
I would like to see the list of components and how much do you spend for it. Nice clean build!
Frame: Octane One Void ~150$
Handlebar: Octane One Chemical Wide 35 ~ 40$
Stem: Octane One Tone 35 -30$
Cranks: Octane One ~40$
BB: Octane One ~40$
Fork: RST Dirt (don't buy it, it's trash) get a new Manitou Circus Expert for ~250$ or an used RockShox Argyle ~200$
Wheels: unknown/ get some Halo T2 for ~250$
Headset: unknown/ ~30-40$
Pedals: unknown/ ~20-40$
Grips: ~15$
Tires: Kenda Small Block Eight wired ~ 20$ foldable ~ 30$
Brake: Grab some Magura MT Sports or SRAM Level ~50$
Rotor: unknown ~15$
thx Felix
@@felixklimm7225 hey. He used ns bikes wheels :) They Are good. Used them back in the day, but yea, halo wheels Are better.
Thanks for the video, have a good new year celebration tonight!
Keeping it real for the everyday people Danny. Happy new year !
Szaju, jesteś niesamowity, przy Tobie można uczyć się języków a nie tylko obsługi rowerów.
I sold all my bikes to buy a new XC and I really miss my dirt jump bike. I need to buy a new one soon, they are so much fun and perfect for quick 5 minute clearing my head ride
Bei 3:14 switchst du einfach zum Deutschen 😅 bin mir nicht sicher ob das Absicht ist oder aus Versehen lol 😂
Trotzdem mega geiles Video!! 🤩
Happy new year!! Another year of watching your videos, keep it up!!
Oh yeah yeah
The enthusiasm this guy has is awesome
Beside of all the negative comments, let’s stay positive and friendly, guys. There is enough negative things in the world right now. Thanks, Danny, I like the way you make these videos. I am from Germany and found this second channel here beside supreme-biker. Here I find so much entertaining and teaching content, like it very much. Keep on going and stay healthy 😎💪
I like it, would have loved it 40 years ago, looks well, thanks man, happy new year
BMX style bb and cranks have become a wonderfully simple and serviceable system, of course if you like complexity there are apparently a dozen different MTB standards to choose from,
Nice bike. 👍
another great video
Any chance you will resume your xc race footage commentary in 2022? Was Covid the reason we didn’t see much of this in the last year and a half?
This channel became really boring since last year
That's a tapered headtube.... but a straight steerer fork. Yeah I'm not so sure this guy knows what he's doing. You can still get a cheap but good tapered fork
and if you have to hammer the crank axle in... you are doing something really wrong
@@9emelet852 oh no that's how you do it for bmx's since the axle is not secured in any other way, relies purely on the fitment between the bearings
@@The_Real_JN I've been riding bmx for 5 years basicly built up new bikes every year, so I've delt with a couple of bmx cranks. I never needed a hammer for them. Also, when he explains why the bearings dont spin smoothly, that is bs, all my bb's span just as smooth as my fixed gear monoblocks, never had any problems when doing tricks. He probably overthightend them.
but that is only my opinion, i could be entirely wrong :)
@@9emelet852 nah you're probably right, I've built only two bmx's and I had to hammer one axle and the other was really stiff, they still spun a lot better than the ones in the video though!!!
I put 9 speed gears on my fully rigid DJ bike, it became an all around bad boy XC/Gravel/ dirt jump.
wow amazing
I needed a moment to realize that you are going on speaking german in the video. It was like "Hey, wow, this is my language" 😀
Casually switched to german for one sentence 😂
Does this Bike come completely disassembled?
Or is some of it already together?
Newbie question: do all wheels match all frames ? ( does the axle fit in the frame "holes")
No there is many different kinds
What's the price?
669 $
Are you into cyclocross also?
i like how this very cheap bike is too expensive for me
Can a quick release fork work ?
Hei man, big fan of your cotent. I have a question, I have a fox 32 on a Ktm carbon hardtail with a 2 position remote Locke out, but the thing is that when I push the lever the fork is working full and when the lever is not actioned the fork is hard. It’s ok for the fork? It came installed like this from the shop
Yeah that's the point of the lever, it locks the forks out, useful for climbing or road use
@@The_Real_JN thank’s man, very helpful. Keep up good work!
Funny how a cheap dirtjump or bmx frame looks way better than most super expensive mtb’s in terms of tube shapes, dropouts etc. Mtb is still in the wacky, overly gusseted phase that bmx has left at least 15 years ago, followed by dj bikes.
please route the brake cable on the inside of the seatstay dude....
Excellence 👍😃🔥😛😝😆🙂
Danke! 👍
I want to build the bike my self can you put the links im
Learn to fucking do it bro
7 speed upgrade to 12 speed it will work yes or no
Freewheel or cassette?
@@roryf3710 cassette
11 speed should be much more affordable than 12 speed. But is it really worth changing entire drive train if you can buy an used bike for the same amount of money?
dude, i hope its not too late! dont jump on that bike like that! you put a straight fork on a tappered frame. that's gonna get really lose instantly.
furthermore (not so critical anyway) cranks are not supposed to be tight like that. the bolts at the end of the axle dont go so tightened. some cranksets come with an spacer tube to put on the axle between bearings so you tighten the whole system without puting lateral stress on the bearings. if no spacer, dony tighten it hard.
Nope, He used an adapter
Echt gutes Englisch das muss man sagen ich hätte nicht gedacht das du Deutsch bist bis du so kurz gestoppt hast...
I believe he is actually Polish
@@hypermaniksk534 actually no, it's German
@@nofootmtb940 He, HE is Polish I believe. He even has a polish channel. I myself live in Germany.
@@hypermaniksk534 ok
I don't know why anyone would need a more expensive frame than that.
So it doesn't crack at the welds lol
@@The_Real_JN Well I guess more I meant the style of a simple, clean round tubed double diamond style frame. Assuming this was built in a legitimate Taiwanese factory the welds could as strong as fancier steel frames.
so basically the bike i can afford .
Mine only cost £150
can believe i used to take advice on forks from someone who is yet to learn to bunnyhop. glad i never got those rigid forks.
Your cranks are too tight, you don't need hardly any spacers on your drive side of your cranks, your fork should be tapered like your steerer tube. Also do not grease your grips or crank arms.
The higher end models come with tapered forks, the lower spec models feature tapered headtubes on the frame but not tapered steerers.
You made a mistake lol,the frame is made for a tapered fork but you put a straightfork.
its actually possible to put straight fork to tapered frame, all u need is crownrace that fits on straight fork but at the same time also fits 1 1/2 bearing. some headsets come with these two types of crownraces. and its also possible to do it opposite way - tapered fork to non tapered frame. in that case you will also need specific headset for that, but its possible to do. jsut do some research on that
Sick didnt know you could do that
You can get a complete "dirt jump bike" for $200 at Walmart.
He’s in Europe, Walmart don’t exist lol
Super deutsch Digga!
True mega sympatisch
What is..."Gut"!???
Lmao 😂
cheap ? yeah yeah ...
hahahahhahahaha this is a joke