Custom DIY Mini Bike - Part 4: Project Update, Improvement, and Riding

In this video, we take care of more little things to improve the reliability and ride quality of the mini bike before taking it out for a rip. Making small progress over the past months this video spans a very long period and should get you up to date on what's happening off-camera. While I did improvise or change many of the ordinal measurements, here are the files I used: drive.google.com/drive/folder...

[@NorthAmericanTrapper]

very talented

[@gkgt5226]

North American Trapper Thank You!

[@bltsyxngbulls5991]

This is really cool i hope you keep working on this in the mean time i will go make my own

[@gkgt5226]

itstheblackrooster Thanks for the support and good luck!

[@danielrda94]

Good job
Thanks

[@gkgt5226]

Thank you!

[@jackseliskar]

Nice vid

[@gkgt5226]

Jack Seliskar Thanks!

[@theodorebridgman1401]

Really cool seeing this come together. About how much have you spent on the build so far?

[@gkgt5226]

Theodore Bridgman Thank you! I’d say my friend and I have spent about $100, but that’s considering that we already had the rear wheel, chain, engine, and some square stock. Depending on what you have or what’s local to you it would probably be another $100 if you needed to source the parts we already had.

[@hectorjauregui3404]

Well.done I think if you paint tha gas tank and the.engine cover like the seat is going to.look nicer

[@gkgt5226]

Hector Jauregui Thanks for the idea; it would probably tie the color scheme together nicely, but I’m all about function over form and it’ll be dirty a lot of the time anyway.

[@Helpmereachsubswithnovid-fn3hx]

How long did it take?

[@gkgt5226]

It was riding after 2 weeks, but actually done after about a month. The chain tensioner and other little tweaks came much later which I did as I used it.