Phenomenal build, EV conversion, and most of all, video. The stop motion, editing, planning, is insane. Most people would not realize this unless they tried to make a similar video. This is pro level stuff here!
I love the way when you design the battery Box. It actually fit the 1960 style of the bike rather than just have a square Box jammed in there. Like everybody else does you made it look like it belong there right? From the sixties? Damn. Nice? Job I've always wanted to do this but there's something about the roar of an engine that I just can't get away from.
Well... it's a question of viewership. The stop motion works in many cases, but my honest opinion is that this kind of video doesn't need this. The image and everything is really well filmed.
Anybody who has the patience to restore a 56 year old bike has my respect. Anybody who is prepared to add the work of stop gap videography on top of that is too much for my brain to comprehend. So is the battery enclosure. Art, I'm telling you, it's feckin art!
You are one of the first (that I've seen) to have put so much artistic flair into an electric conversion. Major badass points on the controller heatsink and placement!!! Big smiles on the ending music pairing.
I'm researching an electric kids dirtbike conversions but now I want one for myself, you bastard, you may have just cost me thousands of dollars. Love it.
In 1964 i was 15. 5 and got a learner's permit........and a Honda Dream 150. Now i'm 75 and still ride, but on Triumphs. The Dream was my first love, however. i still dream about finding and restoring one. Glad to see that you did. They were extraordinarily beautiful classics that have never bean bested for good looks. 😊
I have never seen anyone on TH-cam put this much effort into production and video editing to make this type of "stop motion" effect for a topic that has nothing to do with animation. This is just phenominal and my hat is off to you because the amount of work to get this effect must be enormous, on top of actually restoring and converting the motorcycle!
Had a bike back in '67 looked very much like that one, blue CD175 it was met the nicest people freed me from virginity prison gas was maybe 50 cents a fill and could drive non stop Ottawa to Barrie with 60 miles still sloshing in the tank but what I really wanted to say was kudos on the conversion and the filming finding parts, sheet metal arghh, editing totally awesome!
I remember this bike from my childhood My dad's uncle had one One day he was giving me a lift to school On the way a monitor lizard crossed the road In trying to avoid it we went into a ditch The memory is stuck in my mind to this today 😂😂😂
I want to echo all the compliments everyone else has offered. I'm a bicycle person, not a motorcycle person, but the worlds overlap, and I can appreciate what you've done. Now, speaking as a bicycle mechanic and wheel builder, I couldn't help noticing that the rear wheel's spokes are in a radial pattern rather than crossed. In my world, that's a guaranty that the spokes will fail from fatigue because of the torque coming from the hub. I imagine in a motorcycle world, that problem will be magnified. Do others have experience with a wheel like this, laced radially?
Dude! Even the dents are straightened in stop motion??? I am shocked by the amount of time and artistry that has gone into this video. Most insane restoration video I've ever seen...
I'm currently in Vietnam and they are so many restored CA 160's, or Honda 67's as they are known here. I recently was at a Honda 67 meet up, it was great to see so many old bikes in such great condition, no EV's though! Great video!
I had the 1966 Scrambler 160 which was my first bike back in high school. Fun but the suspension was super bad and I think I am still paying for it today. I actually broke both feet pegs during a small jump. I like the time lapse no hands video.
Back in 1971, at the age of 16, I bought a 1965 CA-160 305 Dream from a buddy. I rode it daily for 3 years and sold it for the same $150 I had given to buy it! I think about that old bike to this day, and if I still had it, I would absolutely do just what you did to this '67... a beautiful bike to start with, and a beautiful conversion on your part! Glad I watched the vid, and many happy and safe miles of cruising to you.
Amazing video work and shop skills my friend. I only wish you had restored this beautiful piece of history back to its original glory. I love that seat! Oh, I've been riding motorcycles ( owned 32 of them ) for 61yrs.
Subscribed and liked. Thank you, man. There are few craftsmen/craftswomen now a days. You are one. Bravo! Bravo!. Transportation doesn't need to be as complicated or as expensive as a Tesla. I'm looking forward to the days where conversion kits will be diverse, adaptable, plentiful and cheap. As battery technology improves, the batteries should become more compact and lighter. I think the hub powered unit is the way to go, much less complicated, making stand alone motors and chains unnecessary for everyday putt putts. Again, thanks for sharing your talent, bro, rocket
Really if they'd let me, Two thumbs up!! great conversion. I have seen a number of motorcycle conversions but most want to go with the chain drive mid drive systems when the direct drive systems are so clean and bullet proof. No moving parts! the chem pouch battery seems to deliver good punch. Hope to see more of your work.
Really good video, excellent workmanship, excellent choice of original machine too. I really admired the way you converted the original fuel tank. One tiny comment only, not trying to be a nit picker, I would have put the on off switch perhaps under the tank, but that's personal choice only. Congratulations to you. Thank-you.
I had an old black 1987 Yamaha Virago 535 that I was thinking of doing something like this but I got rid of it during my last house move ! Oh man I'd wish I'd seen this video before I sold it for almost nothing. Your conversion is top class. The battery box shape is exactly in keeping with the original design. Well done. So many other conversions just have a huge square box to hold the batteries. Totally awesome work !
WONDERFUL !!! With the Fossil fuel prices skyrocketing, I feel this is a good video for people (if interested) can try this out on their motorcycles. I am planning to do this and convert my motorcycle to a Hybrid model (Petrol + Battery). EV drive to the front wheel to use it for city and congested traffic circumstances. Thank you for such a wonderful video
Honestly, if any major manufacturer built a little 3kw city bike that looked even remotely as good as that it would instantly change the face of electric motorcycles. Yet, you see so many with their truly awful 'futuristic' looking machines.
Agreed, I would definitely buy an electric motorcycle with a classic/conventional cruiser frame and body. You picked the perfect donor bike for this, and I love the stop-motion camera techniques you used for teardown, and the finished product is badass!
What a Super Job Done, Reminded me of my own Honda 175CC back in my college days, I restored it as orginal on Gasoline in year 2000, and I really loved it watching you to restore, ahhh... SUPER DOOPER...AWESOME........ MAN... LUV IT LUV IT LUV IT.....May your hands do more good work.
Great job, I owned (and drove daily, in college) a CA95 (also a 160cc Honda Dream, paid $50) , later I found a 66 CB72 , that was the 305cc (also paid $50, it was 1974) , it came with leather studded saddlebags. Loved that pressed steel frame design, vs a tube frame. I have two suggestions, replace the volt meter with a round/vintage appearing dial face. Also, maybe an older appearing Honda decals for the battery/motor compartment.
just saw this video for a couple of minutes. paused it. subscribed and then resumed again. you got my attention instanty. very good stuff and great video editing. cheers!!!
Electric Dream! Fantastic building skills brought this vintage bike back to life and into the 21st century. Any motorcycle enthusiast would love to have this. I think you may've just given Honda Japan an idea to mass produce this product. Thank for all your hard work and bringing this to the public. Enjoy your new electric motorcycle.
Great music, video, great bike build! You could engineer a kit for DIY builders. It would be best to build the kit around a motorcycle that was produced in great numbers. I think it would be a great business.
I have to admit when the rattle can primer can came out I was concerned, but what a relief when the HVLP gun appeared ,well the results speak for themselves, wow, great thought went into this project and the details show. I'm a subscriber now.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this build. My Dad had a Honda 300 Dream that was the source of many youthful daydreams. You filled my head with ideas that will never come to fruition. Please keep creating. And change that seat for a “Springer” style. Great work! Congratulations
Great conversion! Excellent stop motion work also. Back in the day, I had a Honda CA77 Dream. It looked a lot like yours. I miss riding it sometimes. The purr of a well tuned engine is hard to beat, but maybe the motor whine of your conversion sounds good to you. Anyway, thanks for sharing your skills with the rest of us.
The 1970's solution is to attach playing cards to the fork that will make sound every time a spoke comes around. Clothesline pins were used for this purpose. 🙂
Man, you put your soul in this conversion 😍 Made with love, your wife should appreciate this gift. Not just going to shop and buying useless diamonds 🤔 I can't even imagine, how much work did it take 🤯
Great build mate. I have only one small thing to comment on. I think there will be problems with the cables somewhere around the pivotpoint of the swingarm. Copper doesn't like too much bending movement/stress. Kinda like cables in cars breaking on doors and trunks after a while. They don't see as much movement as a swingarm tough. But still. Great video, funky music and a stunning build Edit: damn you autocorrect
Good point. The copper in the cables may get work hardened and brittle over time. You can buy cables which are built for movement. They're used in CNC machines where the gantry is constantly moving back and forth.
Hello, from Uruguay. I've watched hundreds of videos with the dream of building my own electric motorcycle but yours has really impacted me: It's simply awesome! The aesthetics, from the choice of the model to the video editing (good music!) is great. What I cared less about was the performance in speed and autonomy. I think that old Honda has experienced reincarnation in your hands. Greetings and congratulations!
I see a lot of haters, but at least youve got engagement! 😅 Its your bike and youve made a great lil' around town scooter. Spring is here! Go out and enjoy it.
Stop-motion film always deserves an award of some kind for the work involved. It's also nice to see a lack of disturbing comments about electric conversions of vintage vehicles, a lot of folk can't seem to keep an open mind about different powertrain options.
I'm so Jealous! What an amazing conversation. I love that u took the time to make everything look so integrated. Just WOW. found ur page today and subbed right away
just watched the first minute and it really reminds me of soup classic motoring. Props to all the work that went into making the stop motion shots, I'd go crazy doing that. I'll go watch the whole series with all the talking now.
This was an amazing build and video. I cannot imagine how many hours of work that went into the video itself. I speeded it up at the start and it was like magic happening before my eyes, brilliant!
Phenomenal build, EV conversion, and most of all, video. The stop motion, editing, planning, is insane. Most people would not realize this unless they tried to make a similar video. This is pro level stuff here!
I love the way when you design the battery Box. It actually fit the 1960 style of the bike rather than just have a square Box jammed in there. Like everybody else does you made it look like it belong there right? From the sixties? Damn. Nice? Job I've always wanted to do this but there's something about the roar of an engine that I just can't get away from.
insane amount of work in producing such a flawless video
Yup. Supreme.. Such a pleasure to watch
Well... it's a question of viewership.
The stop motion works in many cases, but my honest opinion is that this kind of video doesn't need this.
The image and everything is really well filmed.
also.. NIN t-shirt.
Anybody who has the patience to restore a 56 year old bike has my respect. Anybody who is prepared to add the work of stop gap videography on top of that is too much for my brain to comprehend. So is the battery enclosure. Art, I'm telling you, it's feckin art!
The dedication put into filming this with the stop motions and all... Mad respect.
Thats the first thing I thought .....mad respect man
Same here. A monumental amount of patience must have been involved with making this video.
Omg right🙏🙏
Thank you very much!
Tell me, did you do one take and snapshot the frame or did u use a remote control?
You are one of the first (that I've seen) to have put so much artistic flair into an electric conversion. Major badass points on the controller heatsink and placement!!! Big smiles on the ending music pairing.
I'm researching an electric kids dirtbike conversions but now I want one for myself, you bastard, you may have just cost me thousands of dollars. Love it.
In 1964 i was 15. 5 and got a learner's permit........and a Honda Dream 150. Now i'm 75 and still ride, but on Triumphs. The Dream was my first love, however. i still dream about finding and restoring one. Glad to see that you did. They were extraordinarily beautiful classics that have never bean bested for good looks. 😊
I have never seen anyone on TH-cam put this much effort into production and video editing to make this type of "stop motion" effect for a topic that has nothing to do with animation. This is just phenominal and my hat is off to you because the amount of work to get this effect must be enormous, on top of actually restoring and converting the motorcycle!
Sir, you set the standard for resto vids. I salute you.
The little warning labels are 100% important to this (not being sarcastic) ... I LOVE IT!!!!
Had a bike back in '67
looked very much like that one,
blue CD175 it was
met the nicest people
freed me from virginity prison
gas was maybe 50 cents a fill
and could drive non stop Ottawa to Barrie with
60 miles still sloshing in the tank
but what I really wanted to say was
kudos on the conversion and the filming
finding parts, sheet metal arghh, editing
totally awesome!
I remember this bike from my childhood
My dad's uncle had one
One day he was giving me a lift to school
On the way a monitor lizard crossed the road
In trying to avoid it we went into a ditch
The memory is stuck in my mind to this today
😂😂😂
I want to echo all the compliments everyone else has offered. I'm a bicycle person, not a motorcycle person, but the worlds overlap, and I can appreciate what you've done. Now, speaking as a bicycle mechanic and wheel builder, I couldn't help noticing that the rear wheel's spokes are in a radial pattern rather than crossed. In my world, that's a guaranty that the spokes will fail from fatigue because of the torque coming from the hub. I imagine in a motorcycle world, that problem will be magnified. Do others have experience with a wheel like this, laced radially?
Only place I’ve seen them is Harleys, on front.
In the process of building my own. I love the retro look, and how you maintained that look. Awesome job, thank you for sharing.
Awesome! Thank you!
Dude! Even the dents are straightened in stop motion??? I am shocked by the amount of time and artistry that has gone into this video. Most insane restoration video I've ever seen...
I had that exact motorcycle that I bought in 1970 as a basket case. After getting it running it was a great smooth riding machine. Loved the style.
I had the Honda 305 as my 1st bike. This is a great conversion. I salute you, very well done.
Beautiful build video from beginning till end. Love how you blended the battery pack with the lines of the bike. Superb build.
Thank you very much!
cable ties to get the tire on idea is great! I'll try that next time
Rarely commenting, but this is definitely worth typing. Awesome build and video! 🎉
thanks!
I'm currently in Vietnam and they are so many restored CA 160's, or Honda 67's as they are known here. I recently was at a Honda 67 meet up, it was great to see so many old bikes in such great condition, no EV's though! Great video!
This is crazy!! Build it self is not easy, making stop motion animation during build it another story. Thumbs up!
An outstanding bit of engineering! Wish you were my next door neighbor.
Does your neighbor have an obnoxiously loud motorcycle or car?
@@ThisOldJalopy No. I would just enjoy hanging out with you. :-)
The effort to time lapse this alone deserves all the praise I can give!
This is the best of the 2 wheel EV conversions I've seen. Well done!
An absolute work of art! I love how you designed the battery box to complement the curves of the frame. Genius!
Fantastic workmanship. Love what you did to the little beauty. Thanks for the video loved it. Cheers bud.
You have convinced me to try this. Anazing project, super results, well done bro.
thanks and good luck!
I love this whole project but the seat and rack are just the bomb! I used to own one exactly like this. Still miss it.
I had the 1966 Scrambler 160 which was my first bike back in high school. Fun but the suspension was super bad and I think I am still paying for it today. I actually broke both feet pegs during a small jump. I like the time lapse no hands video.
Man, this video is a work of art in itself. The bike conversion is another one. Two impressive results in one video 🤩
Back in 1971, at the age of 16, I bought a 1965 CA-160 305 Dream from a buddy. I rode it daily for 3 years and sold it for the same $150 I had given to buy it! I think about that old bike to this day, and if I still had it, I would absolutely do just what you did to this '67... a beautiful bike to start with, and a beautiful conversion on your part! Glad I watched the vid, and many happy and safe miles of cruising to you.
Amazing video work and shop skills my friend. I only wish you had restored this beautiful piece of history back to its original glory. I love that seat! Oh, I've been riding motorcycles ( owned 32 of them ) for 61yrs.
@dontfearthereaper2887
I can't tell which was more enjoyable: The build or the camera work! Well done!
I'm more impressed by the stop motion than the bike build .. Nice job 👍👏
Subscribed and liked. Thank you, man. There are few craftsmen/craftswomen now a days. You are one. Bravo! Bravo!. Transportation doesn't need to be as complicated or as expensive as a Tesla.
I'm looking forward to the days where conversion kits will be diverse, adaptable, plentiful and cheap. As battery technology improves, the batteries should become more compact and lighter.
I think the hub powered unit is the way to go, much less complicated, making stand alone motors and chains unnecessary for everyday putt putts.
Again, thanks for sharing your talent, bro,
rocket
And this is one of the most beautiful battery cases I eve seen. Bravo!
Loved the keyboard What A Wonderful World montage, this whole video was splendid
Liked, subscribed, thank you
First ride without brakes... We've all been there mate!
Really if they'd let me, Two thumbs up!! great conversion. I have seen a number of motorcycle conversions but most want to go with the chain drive mid drive systems when the direct drive systems are so clean and bullet proof. No moving parts! the chem pouch battery seems to deliver good punch. Hope to see more of your work.
You must have the "Patience of a Saint"! (And a lot of time). The stop motion alone is so time consuming! I LOVE it!! Great Job!!
Really good video, excellent workmanship, excellent choice of original machine too. I really admired the way you converted the original fuel tank. One tiny comment only, not trying to be a nit picker, I would have put the on off switch perhaps under the tank, but that's personal choice only. Congratulations to you. Thank-you.
Look I'm only 1:30 in and already in awe at the time and effort that has gone into the filming... congrats !
I had an old black 1987 Yamaha Virago 535 that I was thinking of doing something like this but I got rid of it during my last house move ! Oh man I'd wish I'd seen this video before I sold it for almost nothing. Your conversion is top class. The battery box shape is exactly in keeping with the original design. Well done. So many other conversions just have a huge square box to hold the batteries. Totally awesome work !
WONDERFUL !!! With the Fossil fuel prices skyrocketing, I feel this is a good video for people (if interested) can try this out on their motorcycles. I am planning to do this and convert my motorcycle to a Hybrid model (Petrol + Battery). EV drive to the front wheel to use it for city and congested traffic circumstances. Thank you for such a wonderful video
That's the first electric bike, I've ever liked. Looks great.
WOW.
The engineering, the videography, the editing, and the project.
WOW.
Honestly, if any major manufacturer built a little 3kw city bike that looked even remotely as good as that it would instantly change the face of electric motorcycles. Yet, you see so many with their truly awful 'futuristic' looking machines.
Thanks so much! I'm bringing the bike to the Handbuilt Show in Austin next month if you'd like to see it in person
@@ThisOldJalopy Id love to, but I'm across the pond. So I'll just have to imagine instead
Agreed, I would definitely buy an electric motorcycle with a classic/conventional cruiser frame and body. You picked the perfect donor bike for this, and I love the stop-motion camera techniques you used for teardown, and the finished product is badass!
What a Super Job Done, Reminded me of my own Honda 175CC back in my college days, I restored it as orginal on Gasoline in year 2000, and I really loved it watching you to restore, ahhh... SUPER DOOPER...AWESOME........ MAN... LUV IT LUV IT LUV IT.....May your hands do more good work.
Great job, I owned (and drove daily, in college) a CA95 (also a 160cc Honda Dream, paid $50) , later I found a 66 CB72 , that was the 305cc (also paid $50, it was 1974) , it came with leather studded saddlebags. Loved that pressed steel frame design, vs a tube frame. I have two suggestions, replace the volt meter with a round/vintage appearing dial face. Also, maybe an older appearing Honda decals for the battery/motor compartment.
just saw this video for a couple of minutes. paused it. subscribed and then resumed again. you got my attention instanty. very good stuff and great video editing. cheers!!!
Electric Dream! Fantastic building skills brought this vintage bike back to life and into the 21st century. Any motorcycle enthusiast would love to have this. I think you may've just given Honda Japan an idea to mass produce this product. Thank for all your hard work and bringing this to the public. Enjoy your new electric motorcycle.
I really liked the project. I think you found a nice clean solution to the aesthetic issues and your wife's needs. Great video!
It's not my kind of thing BUT the amount of work, quality of the workmanship and the video override everything - amazing 👏
Great music, video, great bike build! You could engineer a kit for DIY builders. It would be best to build the kit around a motorcycle that was produced in great numbers. I think it would be a great business.
I have to admit when the rattle can primer can came out I was concerned, but what a relief when the HVLP gun appeared ,well the results speak for themselves, wow, great thought went into this project and the details show. I'm a subscriber now.
great build and video! really love the design and attention to detail.
Thank you! Cheers!
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this build. My Dad had a Honda 300 Dream that was the source of many youthful daydreams.
You filled my head with ideas that will never come to fruition.
Please keep creating.
And change that seat for a “Springer” style.
Great work! Congratulations
Great conversion! Excellent stop motion work also. Back in the day, I had a Honda CA77 Dream. It looked a lot like yours. I miss riding it sometimes. The purr of a well tuned engine is hard to beat, but maybe the motor whine of your conversion sounds good to you. Anyway, thanks for sharing your skills with the rest of us.
The 1970's solution is to attach playing cards to the fork that will make sound every time a spoke comes around. Clothesline pins were used for this purpose. 🙂
I never thought building a bike could be stop motion. Brilliant
Fantastic looking bike. Its lines are so in keeping with the original that the EVness of it doesn't jar at all. Great job!
Man, you put your soul in this conversion 😍 Made with love, your wife should appreciate this gift. Not just going to shop and buying useless diamonds 🤔 I can't even imagine, how much work did it take 🤯
That's awesome! It fits the design of the rest of the bike so well, good job! :)
Old Honda guy. Had several mid-late Hondas 63-68 305s same style. Love what you did, great job.
Truly impressive. Nice work!
Oh My Goodness! The stop motion, build, editing. Everything just clicked so well together.
Fenomenal trabalho com a moto e com o vídeo. Parabéns. 🎉
The stop motion start to this video is INSANE!!!!! can't even begin to understand the patience you had to create that! Thanks for sharing
Great build mate. I have only one small thing to comment on. I think there will be problems with the cables somewhere around the pivotpoint of the swingarm. Copper doesn't like too much bending movement/stress. Kinda like cables in cars breaking on doors and trunks after a while. They don't see as much movement as a swingarm tough. But still. Great video, funky music and a stunning build
Edit: damn you autocorrect
Good point. The copper in the cables may get work hardened and brittle over time.
You can buy cables which are built for movement. They're used in CNC machines where the gantry is constantly moving back and forth.
Personally I don’t like the bike but I love the concept, the dedication and how much work you put into this entire video. Good job man, ride safe.
The music is gross😢
Just finish watching the video. Enjoyed the transformation from gas to electric you did a great job.
must have been a lot of work just for the video alone , thanks for the great work . Loved watching all the fabrication innovations
I have to say the stop action was really cool to watch. Bet it took forever. Great work.
Оце мастер, оце трудолюб, дякую за відео, за демонстрацію вміння, силу волі, на таких треба рівнятись!
Wonderful modification to vintage electric bike. Simple,mi ute perfect work. One mans army. Great job bro.
You're a very hardworking person with great attention to the details.
I almost cried watching your first ride to "what a wonderful world"
What amazes me is the video itself. It shows what true dedication is!
the fact that you film it in stop motion just wow, that had to take forever to film.
One the most amazing conversations I have seen to date on TH-cam bravo
Hello, from Uruguay. I've watched hundreds of videos with the dream of building my own electric motorcycle but yours has really impacted me: It's simply awesome! The aesthetics, from the choice of the model to the video editing (good music!) is great. What I cared less about was the performance in speed and autonomy. I think that old Honda has experienced reincarnation in your hands.
Greetings and congratulations!
Very innovative use of gas tank space, too. Again, I’m impressed.
Wow. I have a 67 CA77. I rebuilt from a rusted hulk. Might bring her to the next level. Nice work all around. Thank you.
Apart from the restoration and the conversion of that Honda, that video is soooooo much work, incrideble, i take my hat off.... ; )
Great conversion. When I first saw the bike I thought it was my old CB450. Good memories!
Love seeing old fossil fuel vehicles converted to electric ..amazing skills.
I see a lot of haters, but at least youve got engagement! 😅
Its your bike and youve made a great lil' around town scooter.
Spring is here! Go out and enjoy it.
Stop-motion film always deserves an award of some kind for the work involved. It's also nice to see a lack of disturbing comments about electric conversions of vintage vehicles, a lot of folk can't seem to keep an open mind about different powertrain options.
I'm so Jealous! What an amazing conversation. I love that u took the time to make everything look so integrated. Just WOW. found ur page today and subbed right away
The telekinesis is strong in this one. Good job.
Fantastic build looks good, I like the way you have done the video
Love the build and the video style. Subscription earned. So refreshing not have to hear "word salad" and "all that good stuff"..
Cheers from Brazil.
We should hand him Oscar of TH-cam, what a soothing video
This is soooooo beautiful. The amount of hard work that you have done for making this video is enormous....
LFK! I recognize those streets! Kick ass build! Here's some more exclamation marks!!!
just watched the first minute and it really reminds me of soup classic motoring. Props to all the work that went into making the stop motion shots, I'd go crazy doing that. I'll go watch the whole series with all the talking now.
This was an amazing build and video. I cannot imagine how many hours of work that went into the video itself. I speeded it up at the start and it was like magic happening before my eyes, brilliant!
Mad respect for your technical knowhow, craftsmanship, ingenuity, creativity. I always loved the style of the vintage Hondas.. you're the man.
Congratulations.. regards from Athens Greece..
Cheers!
Wow, speechless. This is the stuff dreams are made of. Very impressive
EVs have never really excited me but this thing is badass! Much respect to how you resurrected this old Honda. You've got my wheels turning now.