Видео

Wrists are angled at about 19° but few manufacturers seem to understand that! good to see somebody who knows...

Where the f*** is the PowerPoint?!

Machined titanium hubs! ❤

Ha ha. This is where the sausage is made. It would be fascinating to spot upscale brand reps having ad hoc business meetings with bargain basement manufacturers.

I have Kin Lin wheels on an early 90s Concorde road bike hanging behind me. I believe they were the stock wheels. They are doing great.

3:30 who else supplies h-works or whatever that was called?

Did i hear mother of pearl on the wheels……lol

How many booths did you go by and tell them their products are “ total shite”

It wins races!!!!

Kinlin rims are insanely good. My alloy clinchers are 1100g!!! Did you see Waltly at all? I heard they were there this year.

You should carry a kitchen scale in with you next time.

I just love the idea of random conference attendees wondering why that man was screaming into a camera.

Should have started in section 6 then go to 9.😅

The Powerway hubs are old, I've had those on my rim brake bike for about 3 years. They are good hubs though.

Would you have any concerns about riding a 3D printed carbon frame as compared to traditionally made ones?

thank you. cool products. shhhhhhhhhhame shimano.

More Koreans need to see Hambini before wasting money on buying overmarketed western brands.

You got in there as an unaccompanied minor?

Adea 51 exists

Please check Raketa’s 200 BCD crankset

Thanks for showcasing Korean manufacturers. I think too many Korean people buy $10k road bikes from well known western brands as entry level road bike. Ergonomic handlebar from Wheellab looks very interesting.

Never knew I needed mother-of-pearl rims

Can you do something on the 3d printed frame please. How do they get the strength without the matting?

Top tour…. Keep at it Sir

Did sturmey archer has anything new, interesting? You mentioned them but didn't show anything.

@2.30..........'hidden nipples' are a really bad idea IMHO. Erosion is pretty much inevitable due to the egress of water inside the rims [ie: rain, washing bike etc]. I experienced this with a set of Reynolds wheels - pretty much every time I went for a ride a spoke would break. Have steered well clear of internally fixed nipples ever since.

Cheers Bini 🖖

whoa... those AVIIAV rims are flash!!! (weird ass company name, had to look that up) Props to them for acknowledging their prior reaming and giving ol' Hambini the time of day. That goes a long way in my book.

the hi-light titanium frame is crazy

Kunst? 🤔

nice to know you shit yourself too when someone shouts "HELLO HAMBINI FANS" from no where. cheers for the vid. hugely insightful for someone who's never been or seen these.

Very interesting.

Yes Hambini! Finally ❤

what happened to your purpose designed shirt? And wonder whether among all the fascination the pen is still working…

at the Hi-light booth.. pretty sure thats not their 100% 3D printed model. on another note im interested in what do you think of the Cybrei cranks.

Top work Hambini. That power meter looks interesting.

2:20 Oh these are beauties!

1:20 That 88 g. carbon front hub looks light! I wonder what's the price? For half a year I searched hub to repair my old wheel and found old-stock new Bitex RSPF, 16-spoke, full aluminium, scale showed 96 g.

are you telling me that if the handlebar is bent i can have levers pointing basically at my crotch?

"Far eastern klunge"

Surprise to me that Hambini wasn't met at the door with some disgruntled bike manufacturers' Restraining Order.

Tomorrow's headline: "Hack engineer goes missing at bicycle show following visit to Shimano stand"

Would you ride a 3D printed frame down the other side of the Galibier. No thanks

Thank you for showing us the show, like you see your hairdresser: nude and at her best and her worst. Never change Mr Hambini.

the aliexpress aisle is the most interesting one

Superb