I liked the video and found it entertaining. His explanation of why press fit is technically superior to threaded is intuitive and clearly explained. I like that he included the caveat that threaded still has the key advantage of being unlikely to creak... which at the end of the day is what most cyclists care about.

His ranking of various companies' manufacturing accuracy matches my experience: BB30 and BB90 do indeed seem to be problem prone while BB86 seems to be relatively reliable. Also, in my experience Cannondale and Trek have a lot of problems with their BBs while Giant seems to do pretty well. Admittedly, this is all in my limited, anecdotal experience.

I have no opinion on how right he actually is. I have a friend who's a former bearing engineer for NTN, I'll show him this video and see what he thinks.

why do you post a link to a video that insults everyone on here (at the end of video) ?

 

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Once, I was fast. But I got over it.

Most people's problem with him is his cuntish dickbag personality, even if his engineering explanations may be accurate.

He Also doesn't really take other factors in product development into consideration when saying if something is shit. Sure everything could always be made to high engineering standards, but then you'll get a higher cost product 9 times out of 10.

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Strava

You didn’t get a personal mention. I did. Try harder.

Congratulations. That's an accomplishment.

To be fair it was slightly funny.

Agreed

Ooohhh a new goal. I like it.

mediocre YouTube clickbait- meh