MASH 2018 Frameset, Brakeless Is Safe(ish) & $1,500 for 1st Fixed Gear? | Fixed Gear Q&A 3 скачать в хорошем качестве

MASH 2018 Frameset, Brakeless Is Safe(ish) & $1,500 for 1st Fixed Gear? | Fixed Gear Q&A 3

Check out the parts I recommend in this video: https://kit.com/ZachGallardo/may-2018... Get exclusive behind the scenes access by becoming a Super Subscrider on Patreon:   / zachgallardo   songs: Text Me Records: "Where Am I" Fixie Famous Shoutout: Mikey Sincox Jeziel Mark Vandeventer Evil Ernie DerElle01 Patreon Singlespeed Shoutout: Anatole Franck nicodache @Niivass Connect with me:   / strava   Ever wonder what MASH SF have been up to since their collaboration with Cinelli ended, whether brakeless riding is safe, and if $1,500 for a first fixed gear is overkill? In this video, we’ll answer those questions and more Questions: 1. What do you think of the MASH aluminum frame releasing this year (MASH AC1)? 2. Should I get an aero frame or a normal one (Aventon Mataro vs. Mataro Low)? Which frames or complete fixed bikes have good tire clearance, relaxed geo, and eyelets? 3. Recently started riding brakeless because my caliper broke. Should I get a new caliper or just learn to ride brakeless? What are the best clipless pedals that have the lowest rate of unclipping? 4. Is it dangerous to ride your fixed gear without straps or cleats? 5. What all weather bar tape do you recommend? 6. My GXP BB started to make a slight creak when I put a lot of force into the crank. Is this an early sign of deterioration? 7. Risers or drop bars? 8. What do you think of threaded to threadless stem converters? 9. In terms of money saved, is it better to ride a fixed gear till it dies, or resell and upgrade every year? 10. Is it ok for a first time buyer to spend 1,500 or more for a fixed gear custom build, or is it overkill for a first buy? *DISCLAIMER: This video and description contain affiliate links, meaning if you click one of the product links, I'll receive a small commission. This helps support the channel and allows me to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for the support!