I Built a Bike From Every Weird Product @BermPeakExpress
I Built a Bike From Every Weird Product  @BermPeakExpress
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
We've reviewed hundreds of products on this channel. Some of them don't go on a bike at all, but the ones that do are all going on this one.

You guys asked for this. I dug through everything I still had, bolted it on, and then tried to ride it through the pea gravel pit. It ended up at 43 pounds and 5 ounces, which is still lighter than most e-bikes, and I bet your e-bike doesn't have heated grips.

Turns out a $400 stem, bamboo handlebars, a suspension seatpost adapter, and the Nutcrusher 4000 all stacked together make for the most compliant bicycle I've ever ridden.

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