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Had a quick flick through and watched your PRS-20 (which I’d seen before) and dummy hub reviews. Lately I’ve been watching stuff about what’s in pro mechanics’ tool boxes (I’m not allowed to buy any more bikes). Do tool reviews float your boat?
Most of your videos seem relatively short - a welcome alternative to quite a few I’ve seen if you feel you are going in to sufficient depth.
Looks good.
One of my favourite parts of the mountain bike mags are the long term reviews which covers what they like and dislike and have changed on their bikes. Talking to someone who worked at WhatCar and he siad their staff long term car reviews were one of the most visited parts of their website.
- long term reviews
- favourite bits of personal kit you use week in and week out eg pump, caps etc
- braking distance of different carbon wheels (wet/dry)
-buying bikes on eBay dos and don'ts
- guest speakers ? the bonkers Duriander would be funny