Mine too. Vintage rules! I had an old minibike from the 70s, and I put in a Honda 90 engine and trans from a wrecked ATC. 4 speeds, automatic, plus high and low range! Best minibike ever, I wish I still had it.
They sell tools that Clamp to the sprocket and have a bar that points down to the crank. I'm sure with the tools these boys have kicking about they could just make something.
Considering that most minibikes have a very similar engine mount, and those trail 70 style engines all share pretty much the same mounting pattern, you could probably make a few bucks selling a weld-it-yourself kit of that motor mount.
I'm stuck in COVID isolation ( tested positive ) but they can't stop me from hanging out with y'all!! Thanks for the videos both past and present. 3 days to go I got this!!
Dude, the pcr test has 98% false positive rate. The inventor Carry Mullis said it was never meant for virus testing. 98% false positive is absolutely a joke.
@@carbide1968 I was sick that's all I know, high fever, low oxygen, etc. The first few days where horrible, but everyday it's getting better to the point I feel fine.
RE: PINK NITROMETHANE FUEL- When I was around 11 or 12, I always wanted a remote control airplane (I got the kind with the string attached.) No runway, no way to learn to fly without smashing to the ground, pieces flying like shrapnel. Saved tiny engines and pint sized glass jars of fuel. Several crashes, whole kit cheaper than repair (getting to pink fuel point...) My friend had 5hp engine, me- 3-1/2 hp engine. Can't remember how I got it in my head to start blending fuel at that age, but HOLY CRAP!! Took a few tries to get the mixture, several burnt pistons, rings, valves, my dad refusing to repair them anymore, a small engines course through 4-H...voila! The envy of the neighborhood! I sure miss those days. Keep having fun guys, and keep the videos videos rollin'?
Charles…so glad to see someone your age actually using a knee pad. You might want to consider some work pants with knee pad pockets. Your knees will thank you in the long run. Great job guys. 👍👍❤️
For twisting square steel like half inch mild steel or flat bar perfectly and evenly every time measure the piece you want make sure it’s longer because it’s going to shrink when you twist it put one end in a vice find a piece of pipe that fits fairly well over that piece of steel sitting in the vice with a bit sticking out the end grab a great big adjustable wrench put it on the end of the piece of steel sticking out of the pipe and start twisting count your twists that way you can bend several pieces up and they will all be the same that way it comes out with The twisting straight and even it looks like it’s been done with some sort of a machine we used to do it all the time for decorative rot iron and it worked beautifully it takes a little bit of grunt but do not think you can heat it up to make it easier unless you think you can heat that piece of steel up perfectly evenly the same way every time just put your back into it and start twisting do a couple of test pieces first because both ends end up getting a little messed up when you’re done and I mean the piece that was stuck in the rice and the wrench but the stuff that’s inside of the pipe ends up perfect if you want to go four full twists you’re gonna have to probably twist it 4 1/2 twist because it will spring back practice makes perfect and trust me it works 👍🏻
PS when you find a piece of pipe to fit over your steel it has got to be loose enough that it won’t hang up the steel when it’s twisting and it will become a little bit looser when you’re twisting because like I said everything shrinks when you’re done twisting it slide that piece of pipe off and you will be shocked at just how perfect it actually is the only times we run into problems were when we bought steel but it wasn’t very high-quality and you would get soft spots in it and that would screw us up so as long as you’re using decent quality mild steel it works perfect every time works good with stainless too but sometimes if you’re using smaller steel like quarter inch square you have to weld a nut on the end to give the wrench some thing to grab
I just built a 110cc 4 speed semiautomatic Baja warrior over the weekend. Stock warrior 50 tooth sprocket was too large even with the 18 inch tires. Had a super pocket bike 32 tooth sprocket that I drilled out the proper hole pattern for the hub and grinded out the center hole "it'll be fine" style with a bench grinder. 1st is still very short but second is better and Thurs is better as well. May upgrade too an 18 tooth front sprocket but I love it!
Ahh yeah what a great way to end my work day. My favorite channel on TH-cam and some of the best people I've never had the pleasure to meet love this channel guys
Isaac John & Charles... Benelli manufactured a street legal minibike...with a motorcycle engine/transmission...about your exhaust systems years ago flat track racing had a class for little kids racing the Honda mini trail 50's what was used to modify the exhaust was the exhaust tips from a VW Bug...give it a try...
Finally, all I have to say love seeing shift type mini bikes pretty cool .you should gut a blown up one and cut it half and run a chain to the crank of a predator or Tillotson
Galvanic corrosion (also called bimetallic corrosion or dissimilar metal corrosion) is an electrochemical process in which one metal corrodes preferentially when it is in electrical contact with another, in the presence of an electrolyte.
Everybody in Western New York must watch your show cause you cant get an old minibike frame for less that the cost of a new Coleman minibike... people are nuts... you guys rock!
I've got a pitbike motor laying around, I'd love to put it in an old minibike frame, but I can't see spending $500 on an old frame when you can get a new one complete at the Tractor Store for $600
Pretty cool build! It reminds me of my recently custom built 125cc minibike. At first I thought I would keep it simple, however it turned out to be basically a pitbike, with both front and rear suspension, plasma cut engine mounts etc. Keep up the legendary work, in which you's think outside the box, and use what you have.
The ones that you smack with a hammer work wonders. Put the flathead in the slot hit the back end with a hammer and boom. Like a drill punch but for screws
Keep it coming guys! I click on your stuff the sec I see it!!! Got a goal to take my 2 carts and minibike to the beach to see you guys all 212 go power sports baby! 3 boys 7,8,9 and a 3 year old daughter. We live this stuff!
Hey guys. I was a kid with the original 70s minis. My favorite was the Bonanza. It had a jack shaft and rear/front suspension. Front and rear lights and balloon type tires. Whata cool bike.....
idea re: sprocket alignment: get a laser line projector (not a laser level - you want a laser line you can position - or rig up a standard laser pointer to a drill so it spins and projects a line) and a couple music equipment rigging stands and arms. Then you can project a line across the teeth on both sprockets.
Use a little laser you buy at Staples or anywhere. Use a level and the laser on the back sprocket, then make sure the laser line is going across the top of the engine sprocket...! It never fails....👍🏻🏁
Three easy ways to line up the chain. 1 Laser Level beam inline. 2 Stiff straight Edge yard stick or anything thin and strong with a straight edge on it. 3 Put the chain on it and the rear while as centered as you can get it. Roll it or the back wheel with the engine loose. the chair will pull the engine straight but it has to be tight enough to give some resistance(Motor Mounts) Just some things I have done.
bro yall got to do it LooseScrew, got to look out the crooked eye, with a crossed eye, to see the str8 eye, all with the tongue out on either side! when lining up the main with the rear sprocket!
I had one of those....with a 5 horse Briggs and a centri clutch...I've got an idea you need to try: bolt a pred motor to an old Ford c4 tranny and torque converter, mated to a golf cart rear end...some futzing around with the vac modulator to make it shift would probably be necessary....always wanted to try this, not because it's the most efficient, but just to see if it could be done...you guys are just the guys to do it...
Galvanic corrosion (dissimilar-metal corrosion) is an electrochemical process in which one metal corrodes preferentially, when in electrical contact with a different type of metal, and both metals are immersed in an electrolyte such as water.
Those Honda 70 3-Speed Engines are my hands down favorite thing ever! I’ve had about 20 of the XR70R/CRF70F pit bikes and they are just freaking awesome!
Keep it up guys I love the videos and I wait for every single one!! You guys really know how to show step by step build with the best communication about what to do even when something might be messed up it'll be fine, Keep up the good work!! 🙏
When I mounted my engine I took a straight edge and clamped it to the rear sprocket and lined it up with the front sprocket so I knew it was on straight
Hey Guys, great to see you doing up one of these pocket rockets. There a heap of fun. Good to see ya shoulders doing better Ike and hope alls on track with Charles new addition that's on its way. Awesome clip as always boys, stay well. Ad from Oz. 🇦🇺🙃👎
That thing is super sweet! I'd like to build one just like it, I'd leave the gears the way they are.gor the areas I play that super slow 1st would be perfect!. Very cool build guys!
I wonder if a needle scaler would let you shock a part like the exhaust pipe in a non destructive way. A pneumatic hammer will do the job but they just destroy stuff.
The term is called galvinization between aluminum and steel. Also get a yard stick and lay it flat against the rear spocket. See if the other end touches the front sprocket on the same side. Then you know its lined up
I always had this idea also lol. But this seems to be pretty decent, up here in the PNW it's very wet and muddy. But the torque from those engines is real good for a 15 inch wide rear mud tire
A heads up for you oxygen cylinder valve needs to be in the full open because oxygen cylinder's have a flash back arrester built in the valve, but it only works when the valve is fully open.
Build a 3wheeler that will fit a man 6'2" tall or taller. With the spring seat about knee height. Wide fat tires on the back like the one you already built and tall front wheel. Ape hanger handlebars. Black & Chrome EVERYTHING!
Congrats John , this is the 2nd time you've been close to a slit, the first time was around 30 years ago I'm guessing ( when you was born) I bet this time was a better experience since it wasn't your momma, it was on a minibike, a little human/machin interaction, xxx
Nice! There's always something to be said to be able to shoot a video from the frame up to the first test ride! Awesome build, and it's definitely a great idea for people who say happen to have a Honda 50-125cc engine laying around. A mini bike or even a mini trike you can easily build for almost nothing if you happened to have a mostly complete runner from a wrecked chassis or other issues. One of the most reliable sources of power for the money Honda ever made, and I guess that's why it's been copied and cloned all over the world? They were just simple and compact for what you have, anything with a clutch system and transmission is going to require much more Space with the engine, so yeah it's a total package tried and true! Very cool build guy's, as always be safe down there in NC, hopefully I can get out of Shit hole NYS before I'm dead SMFH!
These classic budget builds are my favorite!
do you know those 80's honda 50 r prices they are HIGH
Hell yeah man I have a 84 Honda 200es 3 wheeler for sale if y’all are interested needs work I stay in North Carolina
Mine too. Vintage rules! I had an old minibike from the 70s, and I put in a Honda 90 engine and trans from a wrecked ATC. 4 speeds, automatic, plus high and low range! Best minibike ever, I wish I still had it.
I thought at first you guys put a transmission in with a regular small engine. This seems too easy to be cars and cameras, lol. (Cheating ha ha)
5:00 ish that music is kinda creepy.
Put a straight edge across the sides of the gears ,perfect alignment.
Or a lazer pointer, Not much goes straighter than light.
For perfect gear alignment, hang the bike from the rear tire and use a plumb-bob, lol.
They sell tools that Clamp to the sprocket and have a bar that points down to the crank. I'm sure with the tools these boys have kicking about they could just make something.
Straight edge, yup.
I think the term you are looking for that describes two different metals corroding together is galvanic corrosion.
I’m pretty sure it’s electrolysis
Actually we are both right. The electrolysis cause galvanic corrosion to occur
@@thatonecarguy5999 Yes, I forgot to mention that part, thanks.
Electrovanic Corrosionolysis 👍
I like the "I'm done talkin tool." Charles is hilarious. Bringin out some of them childhood memories lol.
Yep, my dad would go from the please come off tool straight to the im done talking tool LOL
Great engine mounts! with Charles "twist". He makes a great 3rd dimension to the team and your builds!
you also got post to bot or scammer go report it i did it already when this user post under my comment.
I'm not sure why I first read this comment as "third dementia to the team". 😂
@@bashr52 hahaha
Dimension
Considering that most minibikes have a very similar engine mount, and those trail 70 style engines all share pretty much the same mounting pattern, you could probably make a few bucks selling a weld-it-yourself kit of that motor mount.
Came here exactly for this, I would buy one in a heart beat, I have a mini bike I wouldn't mind making into a shifter one.
yup. theres biiig money there.
Yes, I need one for my next build!
Thats a great idea
@@TwoGunToast I did back in the 1970s with a Honda CT90 4 Speed semi-auto engine....went like stink with an S90 carb & Cam.Trev New Zealand ☺️🇳🇿
I'm stuck in COVID isolation ( tested positive ) but they can't stop me from hanging out with y'all!! Thanks for the videos both past and present. 3 days to go I got this!!
That sucks (been there, too). Feel better soon!!
@@trevawhitmoyer682 thank you!
Dude, the pcr test has 98% false positive rate. The inventor Carry Mullis said it was never meant for virus testing. 98% false positive is absolutely a joke.
@@carbide1968 I was sick that's all I know, high fever, low oxygen, etc. The first few days where horrible, but everyday it's getting better to the point I feel fine.
Need to be wearing 22 layers of mask in with 3 face-shields and 37 booster shots every five minutes!
RE: PINK NITROMETHANE FUEL-
When I was around 11 or 12, I always wanted a remote control airplane (I got the kind with the string attached.) No runway, no way to learn to fly without smashing to the ground, pieces flying like shrapnel. Saved tiny engines and pint sized glass jars of fuel. Several crashes, whole kit cheaper than repair (getting to pink fuel point...) My friend had 5hp engine, me- 3-1/2 hp engine. Can't remember how I got it in my head to start blending fuel at that age, but HOLY CRAP!!
Took a few tries to get the mixture, several burnt pistons, rings, valves, my dad refusing to repair them anymore, a small engines course through 4-H...voila!
The envy of the neighborhood! I sure miss those days. Keep having fun guys, and keep the videos videos rollin'?
This mini is a killer..GREAT JOB GUYS!!!
Charles…so glad to see someone your age actually using a knee pad. You might want to consider some work pants with knee pad pockets. Your knees will thank you in the long run. Great job guys.
👍👍❤️
For twisting square steel like half inch mild steel or flat bar perfectly and evenly every time measure the piece you want make sure it’s longer because it’s going to shrink when you twist it put one end in a vice find a piece of pipe that fits fairly well over that piece of steel sitting in the vice with a bit sticking out the end grab a great big adjustable wrench put it on the end of the piece of steel sticking out of the pipe and start twisting count your twists that way you can bend several pieces up and they will all be the same that way it comes out with The twisting straight and even it looks like it’s been done with some sort of a machine we used to do it all the time for decorative rot iron and it worked beautifully it takes a little bit of grunt but do not think you can heat it up to make it easier unless you think you can heat that piece of steel up perfectly evenly the same way every time just put your back into it and start twisting do a couple of test pieces first because both ends end up getting a little messed up when you’re done and I mean the piece that was stuck in the rice and the wrench but the stuff that’s inside of the pipe ends up perfect if you want to go four full twists you’re gonna have to probably twist it 4 1/2 twist because it will spring back practice makes perfect and trust me it works 👍🏻
PS when you find a piece of pipe to fit over your steel it has got to be loose enough that it won’t hang up the steel when it’s twisting and it will become a little bit looser when you’re twisting because like I said everything shrinks when you’re done twisting it slide that piece of pipe off and you will be shocked at just how perfect it actually is the only times we run into problems were when we bought steel but it wasn’t very high-quality and you would get soft spots in it and that would screw us up so as long as you’re using decent quality mild steel it works perfect every time works good with stainless too but sometimes if you’re using smaller steel like quarter inch square you have to weld a nut on the end to give the wrench some thing to grab
I just built a 110cc 4 speed semiautomatic Baja warrior over the weekend. Stock warrior 50 tooth sprocket was too large even with the 18 inch tires. Had a super pocket bike 32 tooth sprocket that I drilled out the proper hole pattern for the hub and grinded out the center hole "it'll be fine" style with a bench grinder. 1st is still very short but second is better and Thurs is better as well. May upgrade too an 18 tooth front sprocket but I love it!
Ahh yeah what a great way to end my work day. My favorite channel on TH-cam and some of the best people I've never had the pleasure to meet love this channel guys
You guys have been really inspiring me to build up a mini bike as of recently 💪👍 great content
Isaac John & Charles...
Benelli manufactured a street legal minibike...with a motorcycle engine/transmission...about your exhaust systems years ago flat track racing had a class for little kids racing the Honda mini trail 50's what was used to modify the exhaust was the exhaust tips from a VW Bug...give it a try...
Finally, all I have to say love seeing shift type mini bikes pretty cool .you should gut a blown up one and cut it half and run a chain to the crank of a predator or Tillotson
Galvanic corrosion (also called bimetallic corrosion or dissimilar metal corrosion) is an electrochemical process in which one metal corrodes preferentially when it is in electrical contact with another, in the presence of an electrolyte.
@Agnez you been reported
Northern tools and equipment now sells brand new minibike size spoked wheels in several sizes. And they are real spokes not casted
I believe the term you were looking for that occurs between dissimilar metals is "galvanic corrosion".
Everybody in Western New York must watch your show cause you cant get an old minibike frame for less that the cost of a new Coleman minibike... people are nuts... you guys rock!
South Jersey is pretty much the same...if they're cheap, they're totally shot!
I've got a pitbike motor laying around, I'd love to put it in an old minibike frame, but I can't see spending $500 on an old frame when you can get a new one complete at the Tractor Store for $600
This has gotta be a pit bike for y'all race events!!! Love it
Pretty cool build! It reminds me of my recently custom built 125cc minibike. At first I thought I would keep it simple, however it turned out to be basically a pitbike, with both front and rear suspension, plasma cut engine mounts etc. Keep up the legendary work, in which you's think outside the box, and use what you have.
Galvanic corrosion.
That’s a pretty sweet campground cruiser with the high final drive. I bet she’d haul ass with the right sprocket on the rear.
Y'all need an "Impact Screwdriver" and some serious PB Blaster on these Bolts!
go report that agnes i did it already dam scammers and bots
The ones that you smack with a hammer work wonders. Put the flathead in the slot hit the back end with a hammer and boom. Like a drill punch but for screws
1/4" impact with impact rated bits also work well.
It may be too late, nuclear fusion may have already occurred.
@@broo_shs thats right brah
what a sweet sounding little bike, well done boys!
The only thing that makes Monday a good day, is when CarsandCameras post a BANGER!!
It sounds awesome just like that..from here!
You guys have the best show on youtube.... almost like we are all family here. Rock on Issac John and Fav-Charles !
Nice production on this one John, loved the music during the build. Keep up the good work :)
"Time for the 'I'm done talkin'' tool". 🤣
Keep it coming guys! I click on your stuff the sec I see it!!! Got a goal to take my 2 carts and minibike to the beach to see you guys all 212 go power sports baby! 3 boys 7,8,9 and a 3 year old daughter. We live this stuff!
Dude I've been watching you guys for year's. I love the addition on Charles hes awesome!
This channel has come so far... good job, dudes.
Hey guys. I was a kid with the original 70s minis. My favorite was the Bonanza. It had a jack shaft and rear/front suspension. Front and rear lights and balloon type tires. Whata cool bike.....
idea re: sprocket alignment: get a laser line projector (not a laser level - you want a laser line you can position - or rig up a standard laser pointer to a drill so it spins and projects a line) and a couple music equipment rigging stands and arms. Then you can project a line across the teeth on both sprockets.
I wait for every time you download or Ike. I seemed to be addicted to your videos..lol
I got a lifan 200 in a db30 frame right now with a 1’ stretch. Always loved the idea of shifter minis. Great stuff guys!
Now that's what I'm talking about ! One of my favorite builds yet. Thanks for making such great content.
Really nice motor mounts for that 110cc engine on that mini bike . a 190cc piranha would be one crazy shifter mini bike . Awesome video
Use a little laser you buy at Staples or anywhere. Use a level and the laser on the back sprocket, then make sure the laser line is going across the top of the engine sprocket...! It never fails....👍🏻🏁
Awesome work fellas 👍
I have one of the Scat cat trikes awesome build
I really enjoy the music in this build!
I did as well, had a distinct 70's funk vibe goin on.
These projects are always so cool!
I love it. Ya'll nailed it.
this might be my favorite bike from you guys, it has that epic vintage look, but modern-ish performance and sound. LOVE it
Growing up I had 2 neighborhood friends that had Scat Cats.....great mini bikes
Three easy ways to line up the chain. 1 Laser Level beam inline. 2 Stiff straight Edge yard stick or anything thin and strong with a straight edge on it. 3 Put the chain on it and the rear while as centered as you can get it. Roll it or the back wheel with the engine loose. the chair will pull the engine straight but it has to be tight enough to give some resistance(Motor Mounts) Just some things I have done.
Electrolysis is the keyword for this episode. Love the content guys!
Indubitably
It’s actually galvanic corrosion
I love the Handel bars are bent forward to give it that mean look and zoom,what bobber look. Love it.
Love the handle bars on that thing!
bro yall got to do it LooseScrew, got to look out the crooked eye, with a crossed eye, to see the str8 eye, all with the tongue out on either side! when lining up the main with the rear sprocket!
when it looks good send it!
A good way to line up the sprockets is also string line. That is what I do at work for belt driven motors.
I love the build! So exciting to see a shifter bike, that bike sounds mean.
I had one of those....with a 5 horse Briggs and a centri clutch...I've got an idea you need to try: bolt a pred motor to an old Ford c4 tranny and torque converter, mated to a golf cart rear end...some futzing around with the vac modulator to make it shift would probably be necessary....always wanted to try this, not because it's the most efficient, but just to see if it could be done...you guys are just the guys to do it...
I can't wait to get my 75 harley sx250 running I'm just having trouble getting the stuck flathead screws off the case
i absolutely love this build. cant wait to see part two!!
What happened to the 2 stroke go cart you where building with the snowmobile engine???
How about some heat shielding on the exhaust pipe. I see somebodies calf coming into contact with that hot chrome pipe.
Galvanic corrosion (dissimilar-metal corrosion) is an electrochemical process in which one metal corrodes preferentially, when in electrical contact with a different type of metal, and both metals are immersed in an electrolyte such as water.
Correct! I love some of the other answers though... electrolysis 🤣 vulcanization 😂
You're the man Charles🛵
The Mighty-mini came out Sweet ! You guys did a great job.It needs it's place in the chart.
Nice Build Guys!!
Those Honda 70 3-Speed Engines are my hands down favorite thing ever! I’ve had about 20 of the XR70R/CRF70F pit bikes and they are just freaking awesome!
Been waiting for a build like this to do one myself!💯
You can align sprockets fairly easy with a string.
This reminds me of the 1970’s Bonanza mini bike that was powered with a Hodaka Ace 100cc 2 stroke engine.
That's a sweet bike! All the great stuff about little Hondas, at a fraction of the weight, and even more simplified...
Sweet little build fellas! A guy would be proud to trail blaze on that!
Keep it up guys I love the videos and I wait for every single one!! You guys really know how to show step by step build with the best communication about what to do even when something might be messed up it'll be fine, Keep up the good work!! 🙏
So glad you did this, just looking forward to the matte black and polished aluminium paint job, I think the exhaust is fine without a muffler lol
have a safe trip c bro!
Galvanic corrosion Charles, when water gets between two dissimilar metals
Nice job Guys!!!
I had a shifter mini bike as a kid. It was a Kawasaki kv75. I learned to ride on that and rode it for years. I wish I still had it.
I had a old dune cat go cart and it was awsome metallic fiberglass body cut style clutch 👌 😎
When I mounted my engine I took a straight edge and clamped it to the rear sprocket and lined it up with the front sprocket so I knew it was on straight
Hey Guys, great to see you doing up one of these pocket rockets. There a heap of fun. Good to see ya shoulders doing better Ike and hope alls on track with Charles new addition that's on its way. Awesome clip as always boys, stay well. Ad from Oz. 🇦🇺🙃👎
That thing is super sweet! I'd like to build one just like it, I'd leave the gears the way they are.gor the areas I play that super slow 1st would be perfect!. Very cool build guys!
When I take out a broken off bolts I weld a washer on first and then the nut, works a lot better for me you might try it
That is totally legit. Lookin' forward to updates on this bike. Love to see what it can do with a bit higher gearing.
4 speed!
Very nice guys! Reminds me of the 110 pocket bikes 🤙
Cool build !! Great to see that you didn’t cut up a vintage bike ! Love it !!
I wonder if a needle scaler would let you shock a part like the exhaust pipe in a non destructive way. A pneumatic hammer will do the job but they just destroy stuff.
The term is called galvinization between aluminum and steel. Also get a yard stick and lay it flat against the rear spocket. See if the other end touches the front sprocket on the same side. Then you know its lined up
I always had this idea also lol. But this seems to be pretty decent, up here in the PNW it's very wet and muddy. But the torque from those engines is real good for a 15 inch wide rear mud tire
John is defiantly building a good skill set on that burning table. I look forward to owning one some day myself.
I rate those motor mounts a solid 5🤣
A heads up for you oxygen cylinder valve needs to be in the full open because oxygen cylinder's have a flash back arrester built in the valve, but it only works when the valve is fully open.
You guys need to make that two speed mini bike with the centrifugal clutches. it’s been bugging me ever since y’all brought up the idea haha
Build a 3wheeler that will fit a man 6'2" tall or taller.
With the spring seat about knee height. Wide fat tires on the back like the one you already built and tall front wheel. Ape hanger handlebars. Black & Chrome EVERYTHING!
Man that stuff looks like such fun thank you for the awesome content guys 👍🏻
OMG fellas just put a know straight edge on both sprocket faces. BTW its called electrolyse when two dissimilar metals fuse.
Wow guys, that exhaust sounds perfect. Gear it up and hammer down! Where's the grand prix lap? Let's go!!
I always put a chain on to check alignment. Like Charles said you can see on the chain if it's to far one way or another.
Congrats John , this is the 2nd time you've been close to a slit, the first time was around 30 years ago I'm guessing ( when you was born) I bet this time was a better experience since it wasn't your momma, it was on a minibike, a little human/machin interaction, xxx
Bimetalic, galvanic corrosion sir.
Also. you are a better man than I. I could never do CAD on a laptop track pad. I can barely use the OS with it.
Connect the chain and start to tension it makes it way easier in my opinion dealing with something like that can't wait for the prix
Awesome bike guys looks sweet 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻stay safe
Nice! There's always something to be said to be able to shoot a video from the frame up to the first test ride! Awesome build, and it's definitely a great idea for people who say happen to have a Honda 50-125cc engine laying around. A mini bike or even a mini trike you can easily build for almost nothing if you happened to have a mostly complete runner from a wrecked chassis or other issues. One of the most reliable sources of power for the money Honda ever made, and I guess that's why it's been copied and cloned all over the world? They were just simple and compact for what you have, anything with a clutch system and transmission is going to require much more Space with the engine, so yeah it's a total package tried and true! Very cool build guy's, as always be safe down there in NC, hopefully I can get out of Shit hole NYS before I'm dead SMFH!