I use an electric air blower to dry my wet parts. Saves a fair bit of time. Your selection of brushes is nice. I use old tooth brushes but your detail brush kit is nice. Also that Shimano grease is good stuff.
You really are an artist at work. Really wish I could find someone like you in Surrey! Quick question too; in the vid you talked about how you align the plate of the front derailleur with the pedal arm? Can you explain that in a little more detail as I think mine is not quite in the right position so want to check! Thanks!
That looks better than new 👍 Have you ever experienced a jittery di2 derailleur? I have had this recently, it seems to start after an hour or so of riding..
So happy I found this great vid I’m about to switch my group set I brought a Fuji fondo with a di2 group set for 800 I’m taking the group set off that bike and putting on my 2019 specialized roubaix wish me luck
You’ll be fine, the only thing you may need is different length cables but assuming the bikes are the same size it will probably all work out anyway…. Good luck
Another great video. Thanks. After cleaning the Di2 derailleurs with soapy water and drying them, I assume you re-lubricate all the moving parts with a light oil?
Great video, this was strangely therapeutic to watch, you're very diligent.
Thanks Joe B
I use an electric air blower to dry my wet parts. Saves a fair bit of time. Your selection of brushes is nice. I use old tooth brushes but your detail brush kit is nice. Also that Shimano grease is good stuff.
We use an airline a fair bit so agree with you on that one! Thanks for watching Joseph🧡🚲
Great advice well put together film. Thanks from up north.
Thanks from the east!
Great vid, well shot and narrated..
Thanks Freddy!🧡
Wish I could find a good detailer in the States. Good video. Patience.
Very interesting. Bravo from Greece...
Congratulations for your excellent job...
You really are an artist at work. Really wish I could find someone like you in Surrey! Quick question too; in the vid you talked about how you align the plate of the front derailleur with the pedal arm? Can you explain that in a little more detail as I think mine is not quite in the right position so want to check! Thanks!
That looks better than new 👍 Have you ever experienced a jittery di2 derailleur? I have had this recently, it seems to start after an hour or so of riding..
So happy I found this great vid I’m about to switch my group set I brought a Fuji fondo with a di2 group set for 800 I’m taking the group set off that bike and putting on my 2019 specialized roubaix wish me luck
You’ll be fine, the only thing you may need is different length cables but assuming the bikes are the same size it will probably all work out anyway…. Good luck
@@Bikespeeds I think I need a different bottom bracket
@@cycling9945 you’ll figure it all out. Do your research & you’ll get there. Keep at it 👍🏻
Love the animal crossing music
Another great video. Thanks. After cleaning the Di2 derailleurs with soapy water and drying them, I assume you re-lubricate all the moving parts with a light oil?
Yes just as if it was a cable one
This is a cracking vid
What kind of tool you use for remove & install di2 wire/cable??
The Shimano Di2 one!
Christ, I find it so rude to give your bike mechanic and dirty bike to work on, you should charge a cleaning fee.
That bike is so dirty I’m always on top of my bike when it comes to cleaning 🧼