Love how real this is! The world of fake TH-camr’s working on bikes in amazing garages, fancy open plan apartments. None of are theirs. Every bike (road or MTB) do it in the kitchen.
Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I am soo happy that you enjoyed my video, I love making bike videos in the house as it annoys my wife 😉 and I find it so much easier to work on especially when it's cold. I totally agree there is way to much polished "workrooms", that don't work on real world bikes. Keep watching I have more bike content coming when it's slightly warmer.
Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, that is one of the truest and funniest things I've heard in a while, thankyou, they really are bulletproof little bottom brackets.
0:48 Made me laugh. Good job and thanks for the info :) I agree with the other comment that the beginning of the video was edited a bit too aggressively for brevity; it was fine after a couple of minutes. You will get the knack of this in no time, I have no doubt.
Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm very thankful for the feedback and always trying to improve. I'm glad you enjoyed the content, I do have a lot more to come out soon and will be working more on some bike stuff when it's a bit warmer for me here. Thankyou and keep watching
Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, unfortunately it's better lighting in the kitchen, luckily, Mrs Shedshop is ok with it, as long as I don't get grease anywhere. For the first time I popped some gloves on too, so I definitely scored good points for more kitchen bike repairing next time, we'll see how long that lasts tho. I think I covered all the basics of square taper sealed bottom bracket replacement, I'm glad you liked it. Thankyou and keep watching.
Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I am sorry to hear that. I had a similar thing happen years ago when I replaced one, the darn thing jumped a thread and that was it, cross threaded instantly, ruined my frame and ended up having to go with a press fit which is a pain in the backside to fit but it did save the bike frame. I hope you found a better way, if not there is always the press fit. If you are stuck I would always take it to a local bike shop for a look-see, they can normally recut threads if they aren't too far gone. Good luck.
@@adislittleshedshop thanks m8 I kept on going till the bb was fully inserted so hopefully the bb lasts a good while , I will try a press fit when it needs replacing
Hi, thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I know, I'm still new at this, but I think I'm getting better, I just needed the info out without it being too long. Next one will be better for sure, I've been getting pointers from my son, I say "pointers", I think I mean "criticised", yep definitely that. Thankyou tho and keep watching.
@@adislittleshedshop No worries. Just trying to give some constructive criticism. I have a bicycle rebuild channel (The Value Bike Advocate) and I wish I could get feedback on how to make my videos better from my viewers. Keep up the good work and the more you do the better you should get. Good luck with your TH-cam Journey!!
Love how real this is! The world of fake TH-camr’s working on bikes in amazing garages, fancy open plan apartments. None of are theirs. Every bike (road or MTB) do it in the kitchen.
Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I am soo happy that you enjoyed my video, I love making bike videos in the house as it annoys my wife 😉 and I find it so much easier to work on especially when it's cold. I totally agree there is way to much polished "workrooms", that don't work on real world bikes. Keep watching I have more bike content coming when it's slightly warmer.
Nice and clear and to the point! Thanks so much!
She was laughing at you. LOL
She always laughs at me 😁 thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop
Great valuable info im subscribing
Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks for the sub, keep watching for more informative videos
The BB-UN300 is truly The Toyota Camry of Bottom Brackets, simply LOOOOOVE these, beats the 3 piece one's they replace! Great info, thank you! :)
Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, that is one of the truest and funniest things I've heard in a while, thankyou, they really are bulletproof little bottom brackets.
0:48 Made me laugh. Good job and thanks for the info :) I agree with the other comment that the beginning of the video was edited a bit too aggressively for brevity; it was fine after a couple of minutes. You will get the knack of this in no time, I have no doubt.
Thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I'm very thankful for the feedback and always trying to improve. I'm glad you enjoyed the content, I do have a lot more to come out soon and will be working more on some bike stuff when it's a bit warmer for me here. Thankyou and keep watching
Repairing your bike in the kitchen xD Nice info!
Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, unfortunately it's better lighting in the kitchen, luckily, Mrs Shedshop is ok with it, as long as I don't get grease anywhere. For the first time I popped some gloves on too, so I definitely scored good points for more kitchen bike repairing next time, we'll see how long that lasts tho. I think I covered all the basics of square taper sealed bottom bracket replacement, I'm glad you liked it. Thankyou and keep watching.
Just killed my frame installing the bb300 , the non drive side started cutting its own threads 😮
Hi thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I am sorry to hear that. I had a similar thing happen years ago when I replaced one, the darn thing jumped a thread and that was it, cross threaded instantly, ruined my frame and ended up having to go with a press fit which is a pain in the backside to fit but it did save the bike frame. I hope you found a better way, if not there is always the press fit. If you are stuck I would always take it to a local bike shop for a look-see, they can normally recut threads if they aren't too far gone. Good luck.
@@adislittleshedshop thanks m8 I kept on going till the bb was fully inserted so hopefully the bb lasts a good while , I will try a press fit when it needs replacing
OOF! Those jump cuts. But good information. Keep up the good work
Hi, thankyou for watching Adi's Little Shedshop, I know, I'm still new at this, but I think I'm getting better, I just needed the info out without it being too long. Next one will be better for sure, I've been getting pointers from my son, I say "pointers", I think I mean "criticised", yep definitely that. Thankyou tho and keep watching.
@@adislittleshedshop No worries. Just trying to give some constructive criticism. I have a bicycle rebuild channel (The Value Bike Advocate) and I wish I could get feedback on how to make my videos better from my viewers. Keep up the good work and the more you do the better you should get. Good luck with your TH-cam Journey!!