Building a BOBBER in 10 MINUTES! | Krusty
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- This bike has been in the LNSPLT family since 2016 and the memories it made would've gone to waste if Johnny was to sell it to a stranger.
I really thought I was done building Shadows after my last bike DUSTY. But after a few sleepless nights, I decided to build another Shadow. With a limited budget, I wanted to build this bike using old parts from my first bike RUSTY. Watch the transformation and let me know watcha think!
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Not only have you honed your mechanical and bike building skills....your video presentation is always interesting. You inspire others and support them also. Always a pleasure to watch! Be safe brother .
Good luck
You'd have twice as many views if you can do the build in 5 minutes.
"I didn't take it to the next level" yet the bike looks better than 90% on the road lmao
haha my Dusty build was a lazy one for me. No midpegs, no chopped neck area, no wiretuck.
Meth towns will do that
Clean and real custom, non of that bolt on garbage. Good balance
Best ten minutes of my life!
Watch it twice,, you'll have time for a cigar.
Amen y'all
This piece of art is just amazing, got me excited and thrilled to be riding my own bob soon. Nice work brother!
Waves and rabbits Definitively! 🤜 When i watch u guys chop bikes i wanna buy a shadow and chop it too 😂. But dont have a place for this 😢.
Anyway great content as always and cheers from Poland 👊😎
South Eastern state side, I'm finishing a couple builds, then a vt600 is next on my list.
Love the T bars and fish tails! Thanks for the inspiration.. my 600 should be finished by the end of this lockdown! Love the content
Update?
I’ve been so in love with Japanese car culture since I was 17 and was barely able to own a vehicle. Many years later after many Hondas, 370z, s2000 and what not I’ve fallen out of love. I recently discovered bobbers and rode one thus reigniting my love for these mechanical art pieces we use to roam around from place to place. I found this channel and you’ve inspired me to build my own using a shadow platform. Salute amigo.
The z bars e the jackrabbits are my favorite, lit!! 🇧🇷
I love this kinda "build", cuz its way more fun to cut shit off than it is to put it back together! 🤣 Less is more!
Lnsplt has to be the best new school moto channel on youtube!
I’m liking the jackrabbit bars. That style has really grown on me. Great video!
Waves and Jack rabbits 😃 yous make it look so easy that would be a 2 years project to me 😂
wavez with jackrabbits, 100%. I've never seen a shadow look so damn good!! Cheers my man, thats a sick build
Last week I pulled my dad's old 2003 Vulcan, after a couple days recharge I got it started. I had taken the seat off and started to move it around in the garage and realized I liked the low seat. I was instantly inspired! I knew I wanted to transform it into a bobber. Today I landed on your channel young man, and I this is the video that inspired me even more. Good for you and your friends, keep doing what you love. I was a boilermaker welder for 17 years and owned a gym the last 7 years on and off until I finally found a great location, following my dream. But I never stopped tinkering, so between my GMC, and now an old 98 Land Rover Disco I just bought, the bike is going to be a full strip, and just waiting on my new mig/tig/stick welder. Thank you for putting out great content, you now have an old welder/strength and conditioning coach following you! Don't stop brother, keep that content comin!
They all look Good, but I'm an Ape Hanger type of Guy...👊👊✌
Bro you have inspired me to start my own build! I have a shadow too, but after watching your videos I finally have the courage to buy a welder and start learning some skills I’ll have for the rest of my life. Thanks man your Chanel is dope don’t stop making videos!
What size air compressor do you run in order to power your air tools?
Always love your videos especially the build ones.
Mine is a 33 GALLON 1.7 HP AIR COMPRESSOR, 165 MAX PSI
1:08 Yeah I know it didn't look great but it and the one on the other side are kinda important.
It's a sick bike. And I love watching you guys build your own custom stuff. I build and fab everything I can. Keep up the great work and keep inspiring everyone.
Late comment on this post, but thank you. I am in the middle of cleaning up my old bike and watching this gave me more confidence in my ability to successfully complete this build.
Great video. Great work... getting myself psyched for my first bobber build, and this is an awesome motivator.
What’s your favorite handlebars? I’m liking the jackrabbit.
Definitely gave me inspiration for my shadow. I'm glad I was finally able to grab a lnslpt shirt to support the channel! Keep up the good work!
Not even close to my type of bike, but the amount of work and end result is awesome! Just because it isn't what I would normally go for, I would be proud to own it. There is nothing better than building your own bike!
Ps. It sounds fucking bad ass!
Cocktail shakers and t-bars y'all. It looked gorgeous, the wave n rabbits are cool but I like ole school class more than anything else.
On Craigslist while watching this and a listing for this bike just popped up.
putting chains on back wheel to get this perfect fender alignment was neat! I never thought about that and I just packed my old chains to scrap them. Looks like I'm not making this trip to scrapyard after all :D
Currently this bike is insane! But, the previous sissy bar is the most sickest I've ever seen , is my favorite!
The long straight pipes, low slung handle bars was the best. I would have either blacked out the motor or enameled it red. Also it would look tight with a springer front end. Love the suicide shifter
The Cocktails with T bars rocks it for me.... love the sissy bar just awesome. Your platform is such an inspiration and i cant with to start to work on my bike.
You guys rock
That z bar looked like the best. IMO
Never been a fan of Sissy bars but the last couple of years I've really been getting into them. They can be awesome customized and it gives you a place to put your Taillights, Rear turn signals and license plate and it gives you a natural 2nd mounting point for your rear fender. I just started on a 2010 250 Rebel for my daughters first bike and I'm going to make a sissy bar for it. Were doing the bike in a retro 1970's vibe, White paint with Brown, Orange and Yellow stripes with a VHT Burnt Copper frame and all the chrome will be painted Brunt Copper as well with the engine and exhaust painted Burnt Copper as well. The brown paint on the engine is a test run for a build I have in mind. I'm testing the stove paint to see if it works because my next build after that is going to be a complete retro bike painted white with an Avocado Green engine, Nothing says 1970's throw back like an Avocado green stove and refridgerator.
They always sound like they’re blowing bubbles, great build! Looks awesome! I could seriously live without hand shifting? I never got it and never will?
They all used to be hand shift years ago.I think it's like custom bikes in general.Either you get it or you don't.
Cam On!
You're an inspiration to all of us here and everyone back in Vietnam!
Quick question: what's your skid plate? I've been looking for some skid ideas but I'm stumped!
I'm a quarter way to finishing my build. Hopefully by December!
Keep up the great work and Much Respect!
Tam Biet!
Thanks man, what skid plate? I don't think I have one?
@@LNSPLTBLVD
I see it now. It's the frame blacked out.
My mistake!
Woulda kept the “rust daddy” but that’s just me 🤷🏽♂️
heading out to work on my project now.......Loved the vid keep them coming
I really dig the wavez with jack rabbits look, imo it looks like something I would call "contemporary badass"
Man, that's one hell of a bike! I'd like to make one too, but unfortunatelly, in Romania, the moment you make modifications to the frame, the bike will not be street-legal anymore. It's pretty hard to make a bobber/rat/scrambler/cafe without cutting some extras from the frame... :(
Beautiful bike! I like the clean look of the version with the jack rabbits, but I would put the T bars on that. They all look amazing. Great job.
You guys always give me so much inspiration for my own 1997 Shadow 600 ♥️💪🏻
Fishtails for sure
I wish i could learn this art. I envy you bro.
The fact you've put a Queen seat and passenger pegs, oh and a sissy bar as well as high handle bars... that's a Chopper... not a Bobber
I like the cocktails and T-Bars.
Can you please tell me how you jack up the bike my scissor lift doesn't work since the frame of a 600 isn't level. And Idk if it's save to jack up by the engine. Any help would be appreciated thank you!
I had the same problem. I had to modify my scissor jack before I found out about this jack. amzn.to/3cm84oy
@@LNSPLTBLVD and do you use a block of wood for the left side of the frame? Or jack it up on the engine? Thank you so much for your answer!
@@youri5829 watch this video and see where I jack it from th-cam.com/video/YdHNuEDeQHI/w-d-xo.html
Thank you, you are the best! I'm posting the results when I'm done with the wheels!
Hey checkout the video of my 1100 shadow bobber. Let me know what you would change!
I am a Japanese girl living in Scotland and as a former bosozoku girl I have always ridden bobbers.
I currently ride a 96ci Harley Street Bob (FXDB) with a full personal custom job.
However I have become increasingly disillusioned with Harley's build quality and innovation. So once lockdown is over I am buying a Yamaha XV1900.
I plan to do something along the lines of this custom job from Germany.
Although I would install shoulder high Z-bars with more of a pullback as I prefer a higher bar.
m.th-cam.com/video/fmlsiQIOnFo/w-d-xo.html
I need that wiring harness tutorial!! My build is coming along great but the wiring harness is a mess! I don’t need 80% of the wires in it.
@Terry Melvin I have the whole wiring diagram but I'm still learning how to use it and create my own harness. Not sure what needs to go where and connect to what haha
Not a fan of all the bars. Hands just way too close together for my personal taste. Everything else is badass
Awesome build, great video, sure looks the business, thank you! (prev. with 'Wacky Rc' subscribed, lost channel, so new member, from a beforehand familiar face in the comments, cheers!)
I'd share a picture of my 1981 HONDA CB900c but TH-cam is getting lame and can't support that type of thing. Nice builds, I personally prefer DRAG BARS.
I've liked them all you talented bastard !!!!!! Lol . Nice work 👍👍👍....
Im new to motorcycles if u dont mine me asking where is the air filter this looks clean asf i have a big ass ugly airfilter and i wanna have this clean look
So beautiful work men! I have a 600 VC S, I took out the air box but don't run! Is something happens in carbs. If you would help me whit that I appreciate so much. Greetings from Quito, Ecuador.
I want to also my garage and tools to do things like you!
Wow , I just finding where is the clutch, I'm so impress you cox hand shift with clutch foot paddle . Thanks bro I found honda hand shift bike .🏍️🕶️🤟
Man I’m chomping at the bit for this deal to fall through I might get my first bike and trailer for under 1000 🙏🏽for me lnsplt gods
50thSt8OfMind good luck bro!!
If ya'lls have any lines on some Honda shadows I'd appreciate a shout back, I've quit trying to find a Harley in my price range, but anyway, thanks! Ya'll do nice work
There was things I liked on all of them. Not a real fan of the sissy bar. But that's personal preference. A buddy was trying to dump his bike when a semi pulled out in front of him. He got hurt put him in the hospital for three weeks. He never had a sissy bar again. I'm 57 grew up in California
Wave with JackRabbits....but I like the overall whole look of Wave but instead of rabbits i'd say z bar...
Do you have a problem with your hands or arms, because you have such strange, ugly handlebar (Video 9:07 Minute) for people with a handicap?
Back in '97 I bought a Harley and built my first Bobber, gathered up my buddies and went on a 1000 mile road trip, I can say that it was not comfortable.
I like the jackrabbits. I just started watching your videos. Im building a 600 I'd love to make it out there for the turkey ride of 2021.
Bad Azzz My Brotha 👍👊✌
This is dope. I just picked up a 92 VLX600 as a mini project bike. I know nothing about it (or cruisers in general), but seeing this is inspiring.
Nice bike, especially with z-bar ) But you weakened the frame around the steering column, it's not good
Congrats to John K!!! He poured his soul into that build and it shows.
Scott Campbell yup we see it!
Im building a 2000 vstar bobber im stumped on the wiring, very frustrating but it's lookin good so far. Great video
Your videos inspired me to get my licence and my 1st bike - 84 honda shadow 500vt. I m bobbing it this winter. Question - how do you get away with no air intake?
How bad does your back feel after driving a couple miles on this bike? Hard tails are for posers, you can't actually ride this anywhere. You rode this like 3 miles to make this video.
I hate to be the guy who asks this, but how much does it cost to so a build like this?? I’m interested in one but I’m not very mechanically inclined. Any info would be helpful, thanks!
Bro, i just found out this badass channel! Ur amazing bro, i hope we can build our motorcycles together!!
just ordered the jack rabbit bars from Baxter... waiting... waiting... waiting
Like! Head Light with switch in housing A+ Dislike Tail light. Fab something up old school. Overall > Great!
any chance you guys could help someone scramble a bike? I have an 83 Honda magna that I've been trying to work on for about a year now by myself but I could really use some help.
Z bars and jack rabbit are cool. Where do you get your rear sprocket?
I'm a bobber crazy fool I dream sleep eat bobber. You guys ever thought of bobber world 🌎 like only bobber motorcycle are lol 😆 I know I'm there
Dang why can't they be air cooled! I hate that radiator, it's the only thing that is keeping me from buying one, so simple to mod a build. I just got to have an air cooler
Really nice bike, where did you learn all the mechanical stuff? I'm 17 and I want to start doing this, I love bikes
Awesome bro. Inspiring for sure...from South AFRICA
Damn dude you definitely know what you doing
I'd love to do a build with you guys. And it looks like you ride the Sierra Nevada mountains alot. Jamestown area , the valley, and bay areas. Hope to see you out there.
nice build , great looking bike, I want that sissy-bar for my new build....
Fucking nice.....
You guys got some good fabrication Style
Are you wrists turned inwards when you have those jackrabbits on the bike? It looks like it would be super uncomfortable.
ok .... this is a bobber .... not like 98% of bikes of this type where the ass cuts off, changes the steering wheel, paints black and the user says "it's a bobber
How did you get power with velocity stacks. I went to rebuild my carbs and with the stacks on it and it just choked the hell outa the bike, wound up just putting the factory intake back on cus i couldn’t get it to run right without it
Can't tell if it was bobbed from before your work. But if it was stock, now that all that metal is gone, any quicker?
I have a honda VT750 but no know how on where i can get started on turning it into something like that. Can someone point this clueless 20 year old into the right direction? lol.
I'll tell ya what, I really don't care for metrics but I think u changed my opinion. Nice scoot.
THAT WAS AWSOME BRO .
YOUR SKILLS AND VISION ARE BEAUTIFUL .
KEEP IT DUDE / I JUST FOUND THIS VIDEO BY ACCIDENT BUT IM A FAN NOW / 😎👍💯
The 1100 motor has the worst exhaust pulses ever, I had one with long shits and it sounded terrible, exactly how yours sounded with the fish tails
This is fake news. No way you built a motorcycle in 10 minutes. It was edited and a time lapse or something.
These bikes always look very uncomfortable and rather impracticable especially to ride in the rain.
pls never be done with honda shadows
I can't believe Cambodia and the Czech Republic are countries in your shipping list and Canada is not, too bad.
Love Your channel and Inspiration. Thank You Brother!
First time watching i can say you have inspired me to start my dream of buildin bike God bless and hope all the success for you
Amazing build😍
How heavy is that first sissy bar though?