Beautiful bike, I love the personal finishing touches. What is your primary use for her, long randouneering rides, commuting, or hopping around town?
@paultaylorbikes5 күн бұрын
Any way to buy the metal head badge?
@FranklinUHyde6 күн бұрын
Sweet steed! My neurodivergence would (really) like to know if it was acquired from Craigslist or FB Marketplace?
@BackpackingVideos7 күн бұрын
Great video! I have an MB-2 and I'm doing a similar build. Any idea which freewheels are compatible with my bike?
@stealth18038 күн бұрын
This is the bike you end up with if you have plenty of time. plenty of money but no imagination.
@fsmphoto19699 күн бұрын
Stumbled upon your channel, and I love your content! I'm also a cyclist and a photographer. I believe the lamp fixture at 34:50 might be a darkroom safelight, but it seems to be missing the red filter glass. I had a similar one in my darkroom about 20 years ago. Thanks for sharing your work! It would be cool to meet up for a ride sometime.
@gilmelord17 күн бұрын
Hi sir. I'm from the Philippines where to buy Paul and rivendell components? Hope it's cheap
@kitchencarvings462120 күн бұрын
Man, I love watching your videos. I love your attention to detail. The music at the beginning is excellent. That is what cycling is all about. Also, I love the bird sounds. Are those natural or do you add them in?
@Adventure_Coffey27 күн бұрын
Beautiful shop my man. I can't wait to see the build.
@Adventure_Coffey27 күн бұрын
Such a work of art on two wheels.
@chriscopeland1365Ай бұрын
To add to your brown palette of choice on the international, i suggest looking into the the blue lug fairweather “for cruise” 700c x 38mm tire. No experience with them but I think they’d look neat and I’m sure they’d ride neat as well, I think they are essentially paselas. Thanks for this video definitely enjoyed it
@I3ene1Ай бұрын
What did you spray on the frame for the dark gray color?
@JacquelineFontaine-du3myАй бұрын
Love the shop! What’s the name of the cute little red radio you have?
@ThrasheruniАй бұрын
love to see a build video of the raleigh
@philipbyrne30372 ай бұрын
Thank you Eric. You are an inspiration. I yet to find a space I can arrange and manage but you give me hope.
@wizardculture2 ай бұрын
Great video Eric, thanks for sharing with us. Greetings from Richmond!
@Christian.Rodriguez2 ай бұрын
Great video.
@freddybip41452 ай бұрын
I am selling an entirely original BRIDGESTONE MB3 26" size S mountain bike.
@less_than_amateur2 ай бұрын
so glad you did this tour, was a pleasant surprise to find out you uploaded recently! I'm also glad to find someone who shares the same sentiment on the Uten.Silo
@GravelGodsBeEverInYourFavor2 ай бұрын
Hello, Eric. Fellow fan of gardening, hand-painted signs, inspirational shop spaces, and bicycles here. Please continue. Thanks.
@davidferrier87232 ай бұрын
I’m super excited about the Raleigh build! Last summer I rebuilt a 1978 Raleigh Super Grand Prix after being inspired by your videos. Can’t wait to see it!
@munocat2 ай бұрын
the waves lol
@mjscpr2 ай бұрын
Great Video. Inox means stainless steel btw.
@DavidPulsipher2 ай бұрын
Eric - you might enjoy the Neistat Brother's shops... Van and Casey respectively. They are functional and very space efficient.
@parkermusselman98242 ай бұрын
Re: garden knife, inox means stainless. "inoxidable"
@parkermusselman98242 ай бұрын
Great tour, thanks for the insight. I have been lucky to work in very warm and convivial shops where my coworkers have also been friends. If I had a shop of my own I imagine it would be at least 50% trinkets and bits that I enjoy looking at, the rest being useful. The top of my Kennedy box is always full of trinkets, like a little keepsake stash. A travelers sample sized Stanridge surface place (with calibration), a Tom Lipton inspired "No Bozos" clock, that pair of pliers that my coworker found on the side of the street and gifted me. It really nice to hear someone else talk about the things we keep in the shop and why.
@gradywright2 ай бұрын
"they are gurrate" 😂
@brendonoid61332 ай бұрын
So peaceful and cosy and yes, compared to my system, extremely organised. I just acquired the remnants of a liquidated bike store and now my shed looks like the a game over screen from Tetris.
@raceface_m25792 ай бұрын
Quite disappointed in the silver shifters tbh. I’ve obtained one and it’s developed rust quickly.
@christophermosol2742 ай бұрын
Hey man, I really resonated with your view on what makes a shop. It can be so much more than just a place to work, when we fill it with art and things that are personally important to us. Ive been thinking about finding a place for a small lounge chair in my garage/shop to just take a break drink some coffee and admire the space. Keep it up I really like what youre doing!
@nbdodson212 ай бұрын
Great shop, well thought out…..everything. One question, what is your heat source for working in the shop during colder seasons? A small woodstove would be a nice addition to the space? Thanks for the inspiration!
@sarsaparila2 ай бұрын
This is the best youtube channel
@havefunbesafe2 ай бұрын
Looking at your shop makes me want to redo mine. Thanks!
@reeceholmes85462 ай бұрын
thanks Eric, love your set up ideas and I'm looking forward to your next build, great stuff
@mythcrab60472 ай бұрын
Pretty phenomenal video. Thank you. Watched it and found myself lost in thought.
@watts3912 ай бұрын
The Legend returns!!! 🎉
@wvantassel2 ай бұрын
in french inox means stainless steel, should be the same in italian ;o)
@chrisharper26582 ай бұрын
Are you sure you can fit 38mm tires on the Raleigh frame?
@garysprojects2 ай бұрын
This was awesome , love understanding the thought behind all the choices. there’s something about peg boards that don’t sit well with me either, I think it’s all the extra holes that don’t have a use 😂. Now I’m inspired to redo/tidy up my own workspace, cheers!
@backtoids2 ай бұрын
after the first half of this video i FULLy forgot i followed you because of bike stuff
@toph80682 ай бұрын
Love your videos - thank you for sharing this man. Some great insight into how you think about and observe art... all of your creations are lovely! Cheers
@Joe_from_iowa2 ай бұрын
Thanks for the shop tour!! Very well thought out space.
@haynsie2 ай бұрын
Great looking shop Eric (I was furiously taking screenshots all of the other great examples you showed). Here in Australia, tin sheds are notoriously hot in summer. Do you heat it somehow in winter?
@chesterapricot34802 ай бұрын
you touched on how you got your tools and that was neat, how do you go about searching for old bike parts? any specifics you look for online or in person? keywords, brand, etc.
@stephencavell51092 ай бұрын
I enjoyed the deep dive into the shop Eric! I can't remember if I mentioned in Philly how I was getting so frustrated this past year working for a guy with a super cluttered/chaotic woodshop, so much time wasted looking for tools... Nice to see a space designed to make working easy. I've gotta check out your book recs and etc, so much good taste and interesting things to reference. The raleigh component collection is looking good! Hope you can get it runnin for summer, if i were you I'd just grab some whatever stuff from a coop and ride until i could save up funds for fancy stuff.. but thats me and I'm impatient. Noticed your will keating print hanging up there in the background, i finally got around this year to making a frame for mine out of some european beech, handcut dovetails. fun project. thanks for sharing!
@TonyLockhart2 ай бұрын
Gettin’ hungry looking at the garden. Next vid is a kitchen tour!! 😂😉
@Jessatron8882 ай бұрын
Great video! Thank you for sharing. I am with you when it comes to having tools or items that are close at hand and that have a home. When you were mentioning tin cans being underrated I was thinking of coffee cans. I have tons of them that I use to store items and my paint brushes. ☕️
@hodeyhodey2 ай бұрын
I love the Bob Barker mic!
@jsdhesmith20112 ай бұрын
Nice shop. I was lucky enough to inherit my great grandpas tools that he used building coach cars for Pullman. My prized possession is his hand made toolbox he used for all of his wood working tools. He used this box from the late 1890’s all the way till he retired from Pullman in the 40’s. It feels good to grab the box where his hands did grabbed it for over 50 years.
@cliffe022 ай бұрын
Excellent video, please do one of your house, featuring all the things you love and treasure in their, plus all the stuff you have been lucky enough to pickup from dumpsters. Stay safe and Merci.
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Beautiful bike, I love the personal finishing touches. What is your primary use for her, long randouneering rides, commuting, or hopping around town?
Any way to buy the metal head badge?
Sweet steed! My neurodivergence would (really) like to know if it was acquired from Craigslist or FB Marketplace?
Great video! I have an MB-2 and I'm doing a similar build. Any idea which freewheels are compatible with my bike?
This is the bike you end up with if you have plenty of time. plenty of money but no imagination.
Stumbled upon your channel, and I love your content! I'm also a cyclist and a photographer. I believe the lamp fixture at 34:50 might be a darkroom safelight, but it seems to be missing the red filter glass. I had a similar one in my darkroom about 20 years ago. Thanks for sharing your work! It would be cool to meet up for a ride sometime.
Hi sir. I'm from the Philippines where to buy Paul and rivendell components? Hope it's cheap
Man, I love watching your videos. I love your attention to detail. The music at the beginning is excellent. That is what cycling is all about. Also, I love the bird sounds. Are those natural or do you add them in?
Beautiful shop my man. I can't wait to see the build.
Such a work of art on two wheels.
To add to your brown palette of choice on the international, i suggest looking into the the blue lug fairweather “for cruise” 700c x 38mm tire. No experience with them but I think they’d look neat and I’m sure they’d ride neat as well, I think they are essentially paselas. Thanks for this video definitely enjoyed it
What did you spray on the frame for the dark gray color?
Love the shop! What’s the name of the cute little red radio you have?
love to see a build video of the raleigh
Thank you Eric. You are an inspiration. I yet to find a space I can arrange and manage but you give me hope.
Great video Eric, thanks for sharing with us. Greetings from Richmond!
Great video.
I am selling an entirely original BRIDGESTONE MB3 26" size S mountain bike.
so glad you did this tour, was a pleasant surprise to find out you uploaded recently! I'm also glad to find someone who shares the same sentiment on the Uten.Silo
Hello, Eric. Fellow fan of gardening, hand-painted signs, inspirational shop spaces, and bicycles here. Please continue. Thanks.
I’m super excited about the Raleigh build! Last summer I rebuilt a 1978 Raleigh Super Grand Prix after being inspired by your videos. Can’t wait to see it!
the waves lol
Great Video. Inox means stainless steel btw.
Eric - you might enjoy the Neistat Brother's shops... Van and Casey respectively. They are functional and very space efficient.
Re: garden knife, inox means stainless. "inoxidable"
Great tour, thanks for the insight. I have been lucky to work in very warm and convivial shops where my coworkers have also been friends. If I had a shop of my own I imagine it would be at least 50% trinkets and bits that I enjoy looking at, the rest being useful. The top of my Kennedy box is always full of trinkets, like a little keepsake stash. A travelers sample sized Stanridge surface place (with calibration), a Tom Lipton inspired "No Bozos" clock, that pair of pliers that my coworker found on the side of the street and gifted me. It really nice to hear someone else talk about the things we keep in the shop and why.
"they are gurrate" 😂
So peaceful and cosy and yes, compared to my system, extremely organised. I just acquired the remnants of a liquidated bike store and now my shed looks like the a game over screen from Tetris.
Quite disappointed in the silver shifters tbh. I’ve obtained one and it’s developed rust quickly.
Hey man, I really resonated with your view on what makes a shop. It can be so much more than just a place to work, when we fill it with art and things that are personally important to us. Ive been thinking about finding a place for a small lounge chair in my garage/shop to just take a break drink some coffee and admire the space. Keep it up I really like what youre doing!
Great shop, well thought out…..everything. One question, what is your heat source for working in the shop during colder seasons? A small woodstove would be a nice addition to the space? Thanks for the inspiration!
This is the best youtube channel
Looking at your shop makes me want to redo mine. Thanks!
thanks Eric, love your set up ideas and I'm looking forward to your next build, great stuff
Pretty phenomenal video. Thank you. Watched it and found myself lost in thought.
The Legend returns!!! 🎉
in french inox means stainless steel, should be the same in italian ;o)
Are you sure you can fit 38mm tires on the Raleigh frame?
This was awesome , love understanding the thought behind all the choices. there’s something about peg boards that don’t sit well with me either, I think it’s all the extra holes that don’t have a use 😂. Now I’m inspired to redo/tidy up my own workspace, cheers!
after the first half of this video i FULLy forgot i followed you because of bike stuff
Love your videos - thank you for sharing this man. Some great insight into how you think about and observe art... all of your creations are lovely! Cheers
Thanks for the shop tour!! Very well thought out space.
Great looking shop Eric (I was furiously taking screenshots all of the other great examples you showed). Here in Australia, tin sheds are notoriously hot in summer. Do you heat it somehow in winter?
you touched on how you got your tools and that was neat, how do you go about searching for old bike parts? any specifics you look for online or in person? keywords, brand, etc.
I enjoyed the deep dive into the shop Eric! I can't remember if I mentioned in Philly how I was getting so frustrated this past year working for a guy with a super cluttered/chaotic woodshop, so much time wasted looking for tools... Nice to see a space designed to make working easy. I've gotta check out your book recs and etc, so much good taste and interesting things to reference. The raleigh component collection is looking good! Hope you can get it runnin for summer, if i were you I'd just grab some whatever stuff from a coop and ride until i could save up funds for fancy stuff.. but thats me and I'm impatient. Noticed your will keating print hanging up there in the background, i finally got around this year to making a frame for mine out of some european beech, handcut dovetails. fun project. thanks for sharing!
Gettin’ hungry looking at the garden. Next vid is a kitchen tour!! 😂😉
Great video! Thank you for sharing. I am with you when it comes to having tools or items that are close at hand and that have a home. When you were mentioning tin cans being underrated I was thinking of coffee cans. I have tons of them that I use to store items and my paint brushes. ☕️
I love the Bob Barker mic!
Nice shop. I was lucky enough to inherit my great grandpas tools that he used building coach cars for Pullman. My prized possession is his hand made toolbox he used for all of his wood working tools. He used this box from the late 1890’s all the way till he retired from Pullman in the 40’s. It feels good to grab the box where his hands did grabbed it for over 50 years.
Excellent video, please do one of your house, featuring all the things you love and treasure in their, plus all the stuff you have been lucky enough to pickup from dumpsters. Stay safe and Merci.