OneUp Components EDC Threadless Carrier | Overview and Install

The all-new OneUp Components EDC Threadless Carrier makes stashin' your EDC tool in your fork super easy.

This allows you to stash the OneUp EDC V2 Tool in your fork's steerer tube WITHOUT having to tap threads. In this video, we talk about the EDC Lite and V2 Tool, tell you how to find out if the threadless carrier is compatible with your fork, how to install it into your bike, and using the OneUp Components Threadless Carrier on the trail.

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The Lost Co.

Bellingham, WA

360-306-8827

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00:00 - Intro
0:30 - EDC Tool Overview
2:41 - Threadless Carrier Overview
3:26 - Compatibility
4:50 - Install
8:33 - @Daily MTB Rider hates us
8:50 - How to use
9:10 - Price

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[jsw]

This makes so much more sense than having to thread your steerer tube

[Wildernessoutside]

will defo get one now was reluctant to thread my tube, now I can run this with no worries

[christopherpawelczyk]

I just discovered the first gen model and was impressed by it but was reluctant to purchase because of the threading, I'm glad I did a little more digging and found this one, definitely going to pick it up now 😀

[anshuthecoolkid]

I just bought a edc lite and now I realized I should have waited

[TheLostCo]

What's worse? Threading your steerer tube or Mike's sorry excuse of a mustache?

[schism]

Oil slick went faster than 30 series graphics cards, damn it

[jonathanmatthews]

Just got my EDC v2 and threadless carrier today!

Then I realized I didn't have a 1/4 15mm socket or cassette locking tool :(
But then I get to buy new tools! So it's a win-win.

[boostaddict_]

This is well engineered. I like the threaded stem cap idea, instead of having a star nut, but this is also a really good design. Seems like a lot of thought went into it lol. Might wind up buying eventually.

[LordHolley]

I bought the Oneup stem a while back. It is a very nice solid stem but it is also surprisingly heavy. I put it on my e-bike where weight is not such a big deal, every other bike, thread that stem!

[mtbfiend]

Oh man this looks great! can’t wait to buy this for my fork... it’s out of stock. Can’t wait to get this next year! When it’s finally back in stock! 👌

[turbot]

I can’t write a google review because my device is playing up but,

If you don’t know what shop to order from, CHOOSE the lost co. Crazy fast shipping considering I live in Australia!!
Easy to order from, a wide range of products, and an all around great experience!! 5/5 stars

[jisezer]

Just wanna say, I bought this from y'all when this video came out! And I love the product, your shipping was fast too. Only wish y'all were open on weekends so I could make the drive over to ya

[darrenvickers]

Nice video, shame the EDC won’t fit in my Trust Message fork 🥺

[Rickie-]

fyi fox 34 2012-2015 works with edc v1, maybe even v2, with the threads tapped. I took a gamble and found it works great, only exception is the full size storage capsule doesn't fit as the diameter shrinks down lower in the steer tube. Not sure if the compact capsule fits. But the tool itself fits flawlessly

[Getoutsideday]

EDC looks like the way to go. Since I know the Lezyne Tool Insert Kit Bar-End is junk.

[vongdong]

Just bought this set for my 2021 Scott Spark with the newest Fox 34 Performance and it's literally the same length as the steerer tube so I need to add a few spacers since even the shortest included bolt is too long.

[dabooge]

Got one for my hardtail that has a raceface turbine r35 stem that I prefer now I can just swap the tools between bikes without spending extra coin on another edc stem. I'm a machinist and was already thinking about something like this seems like they read my mind. I'm not much of a fan of the edc stem with preload ring it works but this setup is better in my opinion.

[gatecrasherserge]

Man, that was an awesome explanation - best by far! Thanks a lot

[ANTheWhizkid]

Since here in Europe no bicycle shop has the tools to get the thread in your tube, you need to buy everything yourself and after a one time use its just sitting around...
I would probably still go for the threaded one because it looks more minimalistic. Actually I´m in the market for one for 11 month already. It´s just always sold out or out of stock since forever :D

[slip]

Can we get a bike check on that stylus though? 🍻