Ultimate bicycle disc brake test with large lathe

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1. Like for this OOOO!!!
2. and me with my bmx without brakes
3. the reason you lost brake pressure was due to the brake fluid boiling in the line. try using dot 5 brake fluid
4. now run the lathe on 2000 rpm lol
5. the brake isn't gonna stop the lathe ya know...
6. you should cook some drum brakes too
7. 4:15 #vapenation
8. I loved it when the brake fluid boiled causing the line to rupture and burst into flames.
9. What the what?
10. here comes red hot 1000 degree disk breaks
11. this is fun to see, but technically just plain meaningless, no confirmation of having the realistic torque of a downhill ride, no realistic cooling conditions for the rotor. Probably that lathe could also overheat a car brake in the long run. The best is a vague good feeling on how gradual the function loss is, so you may have a chance to get aware and stop before your brakes totally collapse.
12. think about how many African kids that would feed. you heartless monster
13. Your accent makes watching this impossible
14. Use a mic! Otherwise I love these videos man.
15. no wonder my brakes smell funky. lol.
16. 4:14 OMG smoke rings! I wonder why it kept puffing smoke like that? Very interesting effect!
17. You spEak so bad EnGliSh
18. Try Shimano Saint 2016 brakes.. top off line.. or Hope Evo M4 brakes
19. its not from the pads the oil in the brake boils and it creates air boubles that can compress thats why you loos pressure
20. What was the point of this? Burning out a delicate disc brake with a huge machine? Of course it is going to overheat and destruct. 4 minutes of my life I'll never get back.