How Bad Can They Be!? We Review Each Other's Personal Bikes

Mike Kazimer, Dario DiGiulio and Henry Quinney ride, rate, and review each other's daily drivers, and talk about how some small changes can make a big difference.

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[tannerkirk]

Dario is a great addition to the Pink Bike family. It’s great to have you brother!

[jond]

Kaz’ rotor bolts being loose makes me feel SO much better about the many many….many disasters I discovered on my bike due to poor maintenance 😂

[.William]

I think Henry needs to get himself a transition patrol and actually follow through on that mixed wheel bike curiosity.

[patrickhopkins]

First time seeing Dario in a video after hearing him on the podcast...fits the vibe.

[MPZ]

I love the whole PinkBike staff, but this trio is 🔥🔥🔥, please keep this format going

[CodaHale]

You three holding hands is my new lock screen, so thanks for that

[JaredHerdlevar]

I think you guys are on point with more and more of this format; just people talking bikes - freeform

[clothshorse]

I’ve become more invested in the character development of the pinkbike crew than series 4 of ‘Lost’. So good.

[ish]

I'm actually glad to hear someone else say they want a stiff fork. I constantly setup my forks to recommended and then keep adding air because it never feels right. I usually end up in the 18% sag range

[ryanlloyd]

Henry in more and more videos 👍
Dario as a new face 👍
Kaz seemly coming out of his shell 👍
I like the vibe of this trio
Will Levy ever return..?

[palexnard]

I do agree with Dario's point about the saddle, I inclined mine as much and it feels soooo good in steep climbs in Bromont Quebec!

[therealridedmc]

The OneUp bar has handy dandy marks that tell you how much roll to put on your bars relative to your head angle.

[Shortyellowbuss]

I’d like to see a follow up episode to this. Have each guy set your bike up how they would set it up and then judge your own bike. Who knows maybe you will take something away from that as far as bike set up.

[alexh.]

Kind of wish the round table was done at the trail after the ride with the bikes on hand to point out the parts and stuff that is being discussed. Kind of like the daily ride bike checks that are done.

[kevinclark]

Happy to see Henry in a video, I swear he hasn’t been in any I’ve watched the last year but I love his commentary, both technical and jokes.

[shanecurnyn]

I roll my bars so backsweep aligns with the angle of my arms but Dario’s theory that forward roll is compensating for insufficient stack/rise is compelling. BMX bars ordered.

[believe]

I love seat of the of the pants comparisons like this.

[kubagajda]

Yesss Dario Man! Bar backsweep plane ought to be horizontal. This is the way.

[cycling_plurality]

Sweet idea doing this. Honestly I am surprised that you all ride bikes that are THAT much travel and THAT capable. It speaks volumes to how versatile they really are. I would be interested to hear how the Ohlins felt against the Fox.

[bitumen]

Transition Spire is such a great bike that cool music starts with it 10:25 😎