You've got to get your camera in close and tight for all and every item the mechanic mentions. That means lowering the bike, camera on tri-pod, right up on the break and at times, spinning the bike around and getting the close shot from the other side. Looking at his back or listening to what he's talking about and not being able "to see" what he is doing at every step is self-defeating. That said, thanks for taking the time to share the knowledge.
okay i have a request i have a job i just got but im new and im having a problem tuning Single-Pivot U brakes there very anal at work so i really need help tuning this type of break before i can go back to work thanx :) oh meaning please post a video showing me how to do this thx
okay i have a request i have a job i just got but im new and im having a problem tuning Single-Pivot U brakes there very anal at work so i really need help tuning this type of break before i can go back to work thanx :)
Are you gentlemen going to do any more of these videos, because they are excellent. I see that etape.tv has gone, but maybe some other location for them would be useful? Thanks very much.
my tire touches the v brakes and i cant tighted the brake cable any more because then my tire touches the brakes even more can you put a vid that can help me
I adjusted my brakes according to the instructions on this video. When I took the bike out onto the street to test the brakes, they failed and I plowed into an old woman. I saw that she was knocked unconscious and bleeding from the head so I sped off as fast as I could. When I got home I readjusted the brakes and they are working fine now. Thanks for the video.
great video leonardmlee my rear brakes were acting up a bit but after watchin your video my brakes are workin properly again......u should do more maintenance videos thanks again!!
My new bike wont engage on to the largest one on the front derailer. The first two are fine but that one just clicks continuously. Its also very very stiff when trying to change to the gear.
These videos are GREAT! My bike is cheap and all the parts are of poor quality, so I always have to be a bit inventive when I follow these guides. I need a better bike.
If only this was in 720p HD to see all the screws and bits slighty better.
Squeaking isn't natural, it means that because your brake pad has rubbed on the rim(v-brakes) or disc (disc brakes) whilst the wheels is turning/your not braking resulting in your brake pads becoming very smooth, and whilst they still may work it is very annoying for you and others. The other reason is that once they have been wet they have been left with water on them. if your bike gets wet, when you come home drop it from about 5cm from the ground (obviously catch it) should remove most water
A big thank you for these tutorials. In the past 10 minutes I have learned how to tighten up my brakes and a loose handlebar stem. Saved me plenty of money and time no doubt. My new 'first port of call' for bike problems.
Thanks for posting this video. Yours was the only one that related to Road bikes. The video gave great general tips on how to fix my troubles. Thanks for your help.
I totally DON'T suggest to adjust your hydraulic discs yourself, the only need for that is if you're going on an extended tour through remote areas using hydraulics but no one does that. Adjusting hydraulics is hard and even not all mechanics do that well, it's an art. Just bring it to your local mech who knows about discs and he will adjust that. Dont do yourself, it's not one of thoe DIY things to do.
The video was indeed informative but it would be really helpful if you could do a video on the maintenance of disk brakes because all the new bikes that are coming into the market have disk brakes on them and i was unable to find a descent video on the maintenance of disk brakes!! Can you help??
like your tutorials, good info. could you possibly do one about the brake lever on the handle bar it self? I unscrewed it and a spring and washer jumped out. I havent been able to put it back together since.
you should do one on replacing bar tape...i just wasted £12.99 on some nice cork stuff, only to muff it up because i didnt know how to do it properly :-(
Hi there, glad you are finding the videos useful and thanks for the nice comment; I'll pass it on to Tony, the man who is actually in front of the camera. (I'm the one behind it!!) Hopefully we will be making some more maintenance videos soon and I will certainly try to include one about adjusting the front derailleur.
Thanks for the comment. I am currently working on some more maintenance videos along with some cycle fitness ones but I would welcome any suggestions for topics you would like to see covered.
You've got to get your camera in close and tight for all and every item the mechanic mentions. That means lowering the bike, camera on tri-pod, right up on the break and at times, spinning the bike around and getting the close shot from the other side. Looking at his back or listening to what he's talking about and not being able "to see" what he is doing at every step is self-defeating. That said, thanks for taking the time to share the knowledge.
hybridarts2009 6 months ago
more more more!
SourNaik 7 months ago
The absolute best way to do your brakes! Period!
independentmind1977 8 months ago
More close-ups!
RochesterHillsTV 9 months ago
excellent videos. subscribed!
newlyborn09 1 year ago
okay i have a request i have a job i just got but im new and im having a problem tuning Single-Pivot U brakes there very anal at work so i really need help tuning this type of break before i can go back to work thanx :) oh meaning please post a video showing me how to do this thx
BoxFullofDragons 1 year ago
okay i have a request i have a job i just got but im new and im having a problem tuning Single-Pivot U brakes there very anal at work so i really need help tuning this type of break before i can go back to work thanx :)
BoxFullofDragons 1 year ago
Tony looks like a mob figure doing community service time for something bad he got caught doing XD
Skinhitta 1 year ago
@Skinhitta My sentiments exactly.
wbstclair 9 months ago
Look out behind you!!!! There's a huge floating logo!
bluenoserr 1 year ago
Camera wasn't close enough often enough to see what was being done.
KevJJ888 1 year ago
Are you gentlemen going to do any more of these videos, because they are excellent. I see that etape.tv has gone, but maybe some other location for them would be useful? Thanks very much.
nigeltpowell 1 year ago
my tire touches the v brakes and i cant tighted the brake cable any more because then my tire touches the brakes even more can you put a vid that can help me
majinlalo 1 year ago
Thanks, helped me center my brakes and get them set up
Y0g11 1 year ago
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gayest vid ever!!!! i could find it out my self put some enthusiasm in your voice dont talk like your reading cards dumbass
ILIKEPIE5678904321 1 year ago
I adjusted my brakes according to the instructions on this video. When I took the bike out onto the street to test the brakes, they failed and I plowed into an old woman. I saw that she was knocked unconscious and bleeding from the head so I sped off as fast as I could. When I got home I readjusted the brakes and they are working fine now. Thanks for the video.
penn707 1 year ago
@penn707 --lmfao!
penizpal 1 year ago
great video leonardmlee my rear brakes were acting up a bit but after watchin your video my brakes are workin properly again......u should do more maintenance videos thanks again!!
chuannaigh 1 year ago
Thanks for posting! Very useful.
gvba02 1 year ago
My new bike wont engage on to the largest one on the front derailer. The first two are fine but that one just clicks continuously. Its also very very stiff when trying to change to the gear.
andyqwerty1992 1 year ago
These videos are GREAT! My bike is cheap and all the parts are of poor quality, so I always have to be a bit inventive when I follow these guides. I need a better bike.
If only this was in 720p HD to see all the screws and bits slighty better.
latuman 1 year ago
thanks very good video!!!
NARCOPOLO76 1 year ago
great videos, I've mastered my bike adjustments and now it works smoothly
thank you
pheaktor 1 year ago
Thank you!
classmassgrass 1 year ago
Squeaking isn't natural, it means that because your brake pad has rubbed on the rim(v-brakes) or disc (disc brakes) whilst the wheels is turning/your not braking resulting in your brake pads becoming very smooth, and whilst they still may work it is very annoying for you and others. The other reason is that once they have been wet they have been left with water on them. if your bike gets wet, when you come home drop it from about 5cm from the ground (obviously catch it) should remove most water
kissio100 1 year ago
haha, UK style, with the back brake on the left !
Kinda make sens I guess..
ripousse 1 year ago
his voice and demenor remind me of Edward woodward
abottwhite 2 years ago
Thanks alot. Very helpful.
Dounoem 2 years ago
Damn Dura-Ace everywhere!
HawtGlass 2 years ago
i have disc brakes on my mtb and they squeak can some one help me to fix the problem
mountainbikingking12 2 years ago
try to tilt the brake pads so the bottoms make contact with the rim first .. that should help
afromasu 2 years ago
Sometimes the squeaking is natural. Mine squeaks but works perfectly well.
parichtang 2 years ago
sand paper the pads
BenLaParole 2 years ago
Left lever should be for front brake.... weird build.
starbucks3954 2 years ago
well heer in the uk its the right way
whatherez 2 years ago 2
really?
starbucks3954 2 years ago
This is a bike set up for the UK - where they ride on the left side of the road, so the brake leavers are set up the other way round.
TheLloyds2003 2 years ago 2
In England, they drive on the left side of the road, And they also set up the Front brake with the right lever
jacobbbbbbbbbb 2 years ago 4
@jacobbbbbbbbbb why?
sabakvavilashvili 5 months ago
Its a uk set up so the rear brake is controlled by the left leaver
gazbike 2 years ago
people still use those breaks??
ImDino 2 years ago
great vids any chance of BB replacement and head set replacements thanks
ironmanc5 2 years ago
Pull on the Leeever, ehh? lol
ashegam 2 years ago
Perhaps he's from the Beatles' hometown: He's a Leeverpuller. (That's a joke from Yellow Submarine).
dytakeda 2 years ago
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rofl! I know I?m hot but I?m classy, not whorish... this video proves it!
kimberlymoorer2 3 years ago
A big thank you for these tutorials. In the past 10 minutes I have learned how to tighten up my brakes and a loose handlebar stem. Saved me plenty of money and time no doubt. My new 'first port of call' for bike problems.
carldavis75 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this video. Yours was the only one that related to Road bikes. The video gave great general tips on how to fix my troubles. Thanks for your help.
trek26ca 3 years ago
I totally DON'T suggest to adjust your hydraulic discs yourself, the only need for that is if you're going on an extended tour through remote areas using hydraulics but no one does that. Adjusting hydraulics is hard and even not all mechanics do that well, it's an art. Just bring it to your local mech who knows about discs and he will adjust that. Dont do yourself, it's not one of thoe DIY things to do.
allth3s4me 3 years ago
do a video about adjusting disc brakes my front disc is making a noise i think its rubbing with someting
Diablospt7 3 years ago
The video was indeed informative but it would be really helpful if you could do a video on the maintenance of disk brakes because all the new bikes that are coming into the market have disk brakes on them and i was unable to find a descent video on the maintenance of disk brakes!! Can you help??
Alibhijaan 4 years ago 2
Yeah no kidding I have disc brakes and I havent a clue as to how to adjust them since I have never had a bike with disc brakes.
Dershnof 4 years ago
Thanks for the tips.
bafmd 4 years ago
like your tutorials, good info. could you possibly do one about the brake lever on the handle bar it self? I unscrewed it and a spring and washer jumped out. I havent been able to put it back together since.
ariseno 4 years ago
you should do one on replacing bar tape...i just wasted £12.99 on some nice cork stuff, only to muff it up because i didnt know how to do it properly :-(
woodwaa1 4 years ago
P.S
Could you do one on the Front Deraileur please ?
visulube 4 years ago 9
Hi there, glad you are finding the videos useful and thanks for the nice comment; I'll pass it on to Tony, the man who is actually in front of the camera. (I'm the one behind it!!) Hopefully we will be making some more maintenance videos soon and I will certainly try to include one about adjusting the front derailleur.
leonardmlee 4 years ago 5
Hi Leonard
Your videos are great, especially because you have a great way of teaching.
visulube 4 years ago
nice bike,good vid.
cygygfdf 4 years ago
Thanks Clinton, glad you liked them. I plan on having some cycle specific fitness videos on in the not too distant future.
leonardmlee 4 years ago
Excellent videos leonard - good to watch something useful on youtube for a change!
ClintonBaptiste 4 years ago
Thanks for the comment. I am currently working on some more maintenance videos along with some cycle fitness ones but I would welcome any suggestions for topics you would like to see covered.
leonardmlee 4 years ago
top video. youtube should have more of this
jamesbradshawisagang 4 years ago
Do a bmx tutorial you doughnut
06clarkem 5 years ago
Just use your shoe in the wheel.
kcufdam 5 years ago