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Alright, since we have any setup this year, I want to make sure we got a video out there. So the last one had a spring this year. It comes out the bungee. I've also got the two tone option. It's kind of cool. So there's pins that are adjustable. So if you need to tighten it up when you get it and you're Well, there's pins to adjust and make it tighter. And there is a forward to it. So you notice how the flag rides here, the bungee is supposed to ride in front of it. So that's forward. You notice the same concept, the clamp on the fender recommended to be about six inches forward. But you're still able to get your foot on really nice without getting your flag. Everybody's going to be a little bit different. So just pull your pin out. It goes back in easier. Center it up. And if you want to, you can trim off the excess once you find a mounting that's proper for you. So you test fit it again. There's going to be two to three inches of stretch to get an appropriate snug fit. So you might do that a couple of times. First time you go out, you want to check and make sure that your mount's not moving. If it's moving, you're not tight enough. So just simply tighten it up. Now regular flags, if you're going to go buy one, it's a quarter inch flag. Take the nut off, see if they'll sell it to you cheaper because you don't need that bolt on the end. You notice normal axle mounts are kind of Sit on angle That flag is not very tall. It's not giving you really much visibility. Not really doing this job. Plus axle mounts so you can tip your bike over and break your flag without even really thinking about it. So When you do that, any kind of little saw will work. And you just want to go slow and rotate the shaft while you do it. You rotating the shaft is going to allow it to cut pretty clean. This fiberglass is mean. You don't want to start splintering it. And if it'splintered, it's not going to go through the mount. It's broken a whip nose. It's almost impossible sometimes to get the fiberglass out of the bolt at the bottom. And just as difficult if you're not careful to get your fiberglass cut down to fit back into that bolt. But You don't need much. But round it off. You can use concrete, you can use the back of your truck. Give it a nice little round edge. And be careful because fiberglass isn't kind to your hands. So our mount is made to be tools free. It's got a little pocket so that the mount goes through. And if you ever break your whip, you can get onto it with pliers and pull it out and simply clean up the tip and put it right back through. But all the diameters are different. And so instead of like a set screw or something, You can even use just a little dot of super glue and let that super glue dry. And that's going to prevent it from being able to pull back through. So if you splinter it, it's almost going to make it impossible for that flag to come back through the mount. So once you're set up, you got your bottom splintered, got the glue on it, whatever you're going to do. Get ready to go. It's a simple line it up. Strap it on and go ride. That's the Zenyun whip. You got a better visibility. It stays a little more upright. Your foot on. Really easy, no problem. If it's flexible, it's going to be really hard to break that set up. You don't have any metal back here to come and hit you in the back of the head. Your whip's not going to get caught on the wheel It's a great set up. Got color options. Order one today.