Orbea Wild Stem Replacement | Bike Cave Ep 3

*This is NOT an instruction video. I am not a professional. The 2023 #orbeawild has cable routing through the headset. It makes for an incredibly clean cockpit, but it's a pain to work with, has a lot of extra bits, and putting it back together is like trying to solve a Rubik's Cube. I've been wanting to replace the stem for a while and finally took the leap. I'm installing: 1) Industry Nine A35 stem 32mm #industrynine 2) Wolf Tooth brand spacers and stem cap #wolftooth 3) Trail One Components The Crockett Alloy Handlebar 35mm Diameter - 35mm Rise #trail1 4) Wolf Tooth Seat Post clamp I've noticed I make a lot of mistakes when I'm recording maintenance sessions. Lack of focus on the task at hand while trying to narrate. I made a lot of goofs here, but fortunately I caught them all and corrected them before I hit the trail. Things I did, post-video: 1. Don't do stem work on a floor stand. I had to re-do the stem install with more spacers because the bottom bearing of the headset was not all the way in. 2. Bleeding Magura rear brakes is a pain in the ass. 3. Replaced the shifter cable and shortened the cable housing. 4. Don't try to align your bars in the stem while the bike is on a stand. 5. Chipped the paint on the top tube somehow during the rear derailleur work. :( No Idea. All in all it turned out well. The ride feel was not much different than the old stem, but the positioning was a touch different. It certainly looks better. Bike: '23 Orbea Wild H30 / Kona Honzo ESD SS Camera: GoPro Hero 12 Black & GoPro Hero 7 Black Lights: Outbound Lighting (https://www.outboundlighting.com/) @outboundlighting on Instagram Camera Mounts: Stuntman https://stuntmancameramounts.com/ Bike computer: Garmin Edge 1040 https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/731139 and Garmin Forerunner 45 watch Hydration Packs: Osprey Seral 7, USWE Airborne 3L Gloves: Handup Helmet: TLD A3 Eye Protection: Tifosi Rail, Oakley Jawbreaker Entertainment: Shokz OpenRun