AWD 2X2 MINI BIKE PROJECT TEST DRIVE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ย. 2021
- This is the Test Drive of the DIY 2x2 (2WD, AWD) off road capable mini bike!
Enjoy and Thanks for watching!
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You made it look so easy
It turned out great 👍
You did a really good job at designing that system! Thanks for posting 🙂
@Mike festiva, thanks! Learning from you😉
I've owned a Coleman ct200 uex for about 3 years and I'm happy with it. What you've done is f****** spectacular. Really... Freaking unbelievable.
@Douglas Martin, thanks! I appreciate your interest in my project!
Super nice! That upper chain tensioner looks a bit scary unguarded. Awesome job!
@btwenzel05, thanks!🙂 I agree with you, I need a guard for that tensioner!
This thing is amazing wow
@Richard Fiqueroa, thanks!🙂
Superb, i am most impressed with all that you have done. I hope you make more videos on your builds.
Proud to be an early subscriber this guy's gonna blow up
@Austin Hamilton, thank alot for subscribing, I really appreciate that!🙂
Show us deep sand , ice and mud ! ! ! THAT is what we want this for , NOT gravel roads !
@Big Dan, its coming, there will be snow & mud test drives!
Looks good.
@Dennis Hein, thanks!🙂
NEVER HAVE I SUBSCRIBED TO A CHANNEL SO FAST
I appreciate you subscribing, thanks alot bud!🙂
Next up.....2x2 WITH suspension.....😬 I wish that project on no man! Nice work, great engineering.
@fatbuddycat, thanks! 2x2 with suspension sounds really good 👍I need to think about it 🤔
Run those atv tires at 3.5 psi and you have suspension. ;)
Very awesome build!
@Sycothrash666 thanks!
That thing is so cool!!!
@John Wheels thanks bud!
That’s sick
@Trash to transportations, thanks!
Great build. Nicely thought out and excellent fab skills. For the chain tensioner, you may want to look at UHMW guides for the chain to run on. It's very high wearing, a little lighter and less room is needed.
@Dave Underwood, thanks alot for good words! I will definitely look into that, thanks for the advice!🙂
Even rubber wheels would be better. Steel tensioners are very noisy and tranmit alot of vibration to the frame for some reason.
Amazing build - but where's the test of the 2WD?
I am more interested on if it will climb hills. I'm not as young as I once was, and need something to flatten those darn hills down. Lol
@tnatcher1, I see what you're saying 😀 it climbs hills pretty good, I have a video coming that will show its capabilities of hill climbing, stay tuned, thanks for watching!
Wow, very impressive. Subbed.
@Manitoba Man thanks alot!
Amazing build! I was wondering, do you basically have front brakes because the two wheels are locked in sync with the chains? Also sounds like you could use some EBC 304G brake shoes!
@ BWX thanks! You are right, applying brakes to one wheel stops the other one through the chain. Thanks for the advice about the brake shoes, you probably heard my brakes making noise
@@OkayBuilds Yup mine made the same noise. 😆
@BWX i gotta swap mine😀
An awesome build! (Could a limited run of conversion kits be possible in the future?) Keep doing what you do!
@Dan Kornfield, thanks bud!🙂 I don't know yet, maybe, I'll let you know if I decide to build some kits
I would imagine it would be difficult to mass produce
Look on eBay if you can find a 3 speed albion transmission for rokon trailbreaker
@Bryan s, that's an idea👍but as far as I know they are hard to find, and they are not that reliable, they have some issues to
👍👍👍😁
Is there any chance you could post a supplies used list for your build, I would love to build one as well.
Yes, I can give you list, no problem!
1. Square tubing I used: 3/4x3/4, 2"x1"
2. Sprockets: Wheel sprockets are 60t from Amazon, all the other sprockets are 13t, except the one that comes right after the cvt that one is 20t.
3. Tires are 20x7x8, rims stock Coleman ct200u.
4. Pillow block Bearings 3/4, flange bearings 3/4 (Amazon)
5. U joint - steering shaft from 2011 Kia Sportage.
I think I covered the main parts I used.
Most of the stuff I had laying around, but you can find all of this stuff with no problem( Amazon, go power sports, bmi go carts, etc), let me if you have any questions!
Man either that was sped up or you have balls of iron to ride that thing wide open like that it looks like you were doing 80+ kph on the helmet cam. Keep up the good work!
@buildurtruckurway, Thanks bud! That was a speed up video🙂, real speed was approximately 35 mph
but not installed turbo?
Beautiful place your live! What area is this?
@valleytractorservices9310, California
It was about the time i saw you bust out the nut-serts... when I realized we're watching a professional.
Wish was a kit make a mini bike 2wd. Rokon 2wd bikes have become ridiculous expensive $12k.
Parasitic drivetrain loss.... but TRACTION!!!!
@Mark Merritt, you are right, you have to sacrifice something to gain something else
is there an overrun clutch for the front wheel? without one turning can be very tricky
@J K, no, there is no overrun clutch, but surprisingly it turns pretty good even on hard pavement, but I will be adding a front drive disconnect..
@@OkayBuilds yeah all you need is to let the front wheel overrun the rear during turning to prevent drive line binding.
@J K, thanks for the advice👍, I appreciate that!
@@2000freefuel Where could one find the info on doing that overrun on the front wheel?
Nice build wonder how it would do in the desert
@Manuel Perez thanks! I will try to find some sand out here to test it, stay tuned, there is more videos coming with this 2x2 mini bike
@@OkayBuilds awesome love the mods you made with the 2wd lots of fun thanks for great video
drop the tire pressure as low as you can and I'm sure it will do great in loose sand!
@Manuel Perez, thanks again bud!
@Marty Iawson, thanks for the advice, I will definitely try that!
Looks like it wouldn't hurt to lengthen the chain guard to cover the whole chain. Would make it a lot safer to stand up and lean forward to keep the front tire down. (btw, don't think that chain needs a tensioner, it was plenty tight as installed)
@Marty Lawson, thanks for the advice! You are right about that chain tensioner, you don't really need it, but my thought was that it will tension the chain as the chain wears and stretches, and also prevent chain from bouncing
How did you make the chain tensioners ?
@Xavier Arizmendez, I used idle sprocket from go power sports, piece of square tubing and two sets of nuts and bolts
Thumbs up, but don't speed up your videos, that's cheating;)
@mlindsay527 thanks! Ok ok😉
let me buy this from you
@Progress, it will be hard without my 2x2 mini bike... but you will be the first one I will let know if I decide to sell it 😉
Cool but my surron still faster haha. Nice build
@Young__Money, thanks! Let's race😀