Worst bike guide/product vid ever?

[Blue Hills]

Good to see the sound person get his/her hand and mic. into the video towards the end, these people seldom get the screen time they deserve.

I think s/he was moving to strangle him but was restrained by a Lezyne tool of some sort.

 

[Slick]

I'm not sure you were the key demographic that Lezyne were going for.

 

[winjim]

The grin at the beginning tells me it's the first time he's ever seen that product. Basically somebody bought him a couple of beers and said 'endorse that for us would you Geoff?'

 

[Dale 1956]

They do make a good tire pump I have one.

 

[Blue Hills]

I'm not sure you were the key demographic that Lezyne were going for.

Got to ask what you think my demographic is

 

[smutchin]

The grin at the beginning tells me it's the first time he's ever seen that product. Basically somebody bought him a couple of beers and said 'endorse that for us would you Geoff?'

They must rate Geoff very highly if they think his endorsement is worth making that video public.

 

[lazybloke]

Thanks v much. Since watching that video, every other web page contains an advert for a lezyne toolkit!

 

[mjr]

For easier viewing

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vw-SSgVIz38


I was going to nominate the misleading Reelight City eddy-current LED lights demo videos (I'm sure they work fine if you've a 100% alu bike and wheel, but even steel spokes or steel strengtheners in the rim will fark them up and it warns you that nowhere - at least the latest version has a longer mounting arm so it's no longer farked by steel in the brake blocks) but no, this is still not as bad as an unknown bearded guy mumbling his way through a tool bag he's apparently just been handed:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXd08M0w94k

 

[Blue Hills]

Thanks MJR - should sort my direct embedding technique.