Lego Motorcycle Suspension Testing Device
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 พ.ค. 2024
- Building and testing a Lego Suspension Test Station for different motorbike suspensions
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Chapters:
00:00 Suspension Test Station
02:19 Standard Suspension
03:56 Telelever (BMW)
05:32 Chopper
06:53 Phondly Battery Pack
07:35 High Speed Bumpy Road
08:53 More Experiments
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Suspension 1
Front: Telescopic fork with 2 shock absorbers
Rear: Rear Fork (Double sided swingarm) with 2 shock absorbers
Suspension 2
Front: Telelever (BMW)
Rear: Single sided swingarm with central shock absorber
From Lego Set 42063
Suspension 3
Front: Earles fork
Rear: Plunger suspension
Red Bike: Lego set 8420
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Why, at 29 years old do I watch this guy make stuff with lego. I haven't touched lego for 21 years. Keep it up.
You quit lego at the age of 8?
Facts
Because there's Lego ans Lego...
one can never grow out of lego. Plus, it's cool what people can create
@@alt2tombstone747 You're right. This stuff is amazing. And new part are added every year. There is no way to keep up if you left this stuff alone for a while. :)
As someone who rides motorcycles, suspension is always one of the most intriguing aspects. As the suspension set up in combination with the tires dictate the character of the bike in ways few other components do.
Awesome content as usual ✌🏻
Can't ride without either of those
But what about a BttF hover bike?
@@Smartzenegger those might still have a suspension
if they cant fly they might use the thrust pushing on the ground like air suspension
if not idk
Stock angle as well
Agreed
1:32 Hearing the tread start up while you're still in the app, in sync with the switch before it fades back to the actual build is such a neat detail and so satisfying.
His film skill is so good even the light set ups
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Absolute genius! Amazon, i could've never come up with such a detail.
Yeah there’s so much editing details to make it fun to watch
It would be interesting to test models of some mountain bike suspensions (since most of them are progressive). Some of the bikes have absolutely insane suspension geometry. Interesting how it performs in Lego.
+1 some mtb suspension systems would be really cool to see
would be very interesting to see Yeti's switch infinity in lego form
Lots of bikes have "pro-links" in the rear end. They are a bit better hidden than they are on mountain bikes though.
The forks just have progressive springs - and progressive damping in the valving
how cool would it be to see high pivot suspension working in lego form
It works be interesting to see motorcycle suspension accurately represented
Seeing that street bike set on, essentially, a dyno was really cool! It would be cool to see the RPM measured on those pistons haha!
Old school chopper springer + plunger combo does what it does in real life. Rode a frankensteined old triumph once that was set up like that. Almost bounced me of the road through the slightest curve, it was awful unless you were 300+ lbs
As a mountain biker, and suspension engineer, i enjoyed :) would be interesting to do mountain bike suspension and test it, because of cool bike geometry
I wish I had this much Lego. Imagine what would create. Probably a shitty car, but still.
Really cool. The wallet must hurt though with this whole setup. Hopefully the views will pay it back :)
Ion get it. Its legos. How is it expensive
@@trippyboi958Lego can be expensive
True I hope so 😂im not kidding tho
Look at Lego sets price it's in the $40's to the $80's
@@trippyboi958its high quality plastic, and he owns a crap ton of these, look up the lego millennium falcon and you'll understand
What a bliss to see that you included the Street bike set that I used to play with when I was a kid, so many sweet memories when I saw these pistons work !
Thank you so much for this amazing content 🔋🔋🔋
Love how the bike just sort of jumps sometimes, it's quite beautiful to see how chaotic high speeds can be on a given frame
This is pretty cool I liked when the cat rubbed up on it and when you did the whole thing in reverse.
This is such a great example of undamped suspension and why struts/ damping are important!
Suspension testing, motorcycles and Legos, what a great combo
Keep up the good work
Great video, but I wasn’t very satisfied with the simulated physics.
The rig’s bike shouldn’t be “pulled forward” at the handlebars. Because as the front tire hits a bump, it is forced up, but also backward. This backward force in the rig is then counteracted by a forward pull on the handlebar location… that forward pull should actually come from the intertia of the bike, from its center of mass.
This rig simulates a bike that has its center of mass at its handlebars…
A bikes center of mass is lower, and more centered between the wheels (where weight was a added). I think the bike should have been stabilized/ pulled forward where the weight was added.
The rig caused a torque, pulling the bike nose down, adding weird, unnatural stresses to the front wheel.
Anyway, it ain’t that serious but thought I’d share my thoughts. Great vid as always and I liked the slow mo
The stabilizing arms at the handlebars caused a torque**
@@ericedwards4260 you right with many aspects.
i wrote him the similar things.
The first bike had massive frame flex. I was amazed on how well the old school swing arm front forks performed too (earles forks )
Comparing more origianl Lego sets as the Ducati, BMW M1000RR, etc. would be very interesting
I love how you take it to next level every time in your videos like reversing the conveyor or making the road bike go off road. It's exactly what I would do. 👍
Haven’t played either lego’s in years but every video I watch I learn so much it’s incredible piece for teaching ,well done
As per usual, the wait was worth it! Even though I’m not as much of a LEGO guy anymore, I still enjoy watching. Keep it up!
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the 8420 set brought back so many memories. i remember modifying the front fork to support the wheel from both sides as it was SO flimsy.
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An actual youtuber with 2 likes 💀
An actual TH-camr with 6 likes in 9 months even he has 1.07M subs 💀
I passed my childhood buying stuff and learning things at school without invent or recreate knowledge into toys. Now i feel old and stupid, but i’m happy it’s not too late to imagine other things to enjoy reflexion and find another way of fun.
Even if I’m wrong about me, thank you to let the other enjoy it. 👋✨🤙
Nice dude love your creativity
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i think the reason why it keeps jumping up so much is not the linkage designe but the fact that lego struts lack rebound adjustment and unfortunetly thats a limitation of lego.
All that said i truly enjoy your work, keep it up!
These suspension test videos are satisfying. I don’t know why, but they are.
So glad I stumbled across one of your vids. I had no idea Lego had so many different available parts. Always enjoy watching your videos (especially when high).
Its insane how stable the telelever are even in this lego model, prove of concept
I do want to add that the most common suspension set-up is not the one you have shown but rather the telescoping front suspension of the first one you built, and the single center shock suspension of the second bike you've built in this video.
can we just all agree that how satisfiying it is when he snaps on a peace
With some stiffer shorter springs in the back, that was basically your Dyna suspension setup. The monoshock would be close to the softtails if it had both sides of the swingarm.
First of all wow. So interesting, like all your clips man 🥰.
Min 6:00- I got clip 4 days ago on this thing specific : You did it oposite too 🤯... How ?
That front suspension that you did 2(teleliver) is awesome 😎.
You should do your front pivot point oposite, in all the models, then it drive much better.
Man, asmr and cool Lego things! Amazing work!
lego is the only satisfying asmr
You should make some lego sets with LEGO because ur creativity is on a whole another level.
The future of technology is legos and this guy is here to show it
This video is giving me an ASMR feel
Not gonna lie you should make a suspension testing machine for smaller vehicles.
i have a feeling the next suspension test video will be tank suspension testing
most lego tanks i saw either used hvss, christie or torsion bar suspension, but i would be interesed in seeing how a lego leaf srping suspension would work (example of tanks using leaf spring suspension include the italian m13's or the hungarian turán tanks)
Leaf spring is just bad. Kellschiz got nice clips on that. You should watch my ripsaw suspension - it can jump like no one other. Plus, in this clip he should turn his suspention direction, he did it oposite. That the true, even the fact that this dude is much better builder then i do.
@@yuvallegomotorizedfrom reading this I can tell your first language isn’t English
@@KindaStupid. you are very smart person 🙂👻
With all these tests, I think it could be cool to experiment with tire wear
Would have liked to see a proper modern dirtbike suspension setup. Inverted front forks. Multi-link rear mono shock. 👌👍
insane dude
i don't know what's going on in most of your videos or even sometimes what's being showcased but it's very interesting
Entertaining. Beautiful camera work. Very talented you are
I’m so obsessed every time i see the swign arm moves🥹
These peices snap on so good👍👌🤞🤝🙌
Building the farm parts on the smooth stands made me unbelievably happy
These suspension videos are fantastic
Just watched this for the third time.
Learning so much.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Alex, Dr.-Engineer.
Try a set up with all of the suspensions built in one, maybe it could produce a better outcome
Fantastic work as always! Besides wonderfull lego models video editing should be mentioned for sure, thanks for the effort You put into these videos, keep building!
Biggest thing I got from this is how important frame rigidity is.
Another epic video thank you! If you have time I'd love to see a set up where the motorbike (or mountain bike as someone else suggested) is held around the center of mass, between the two wheels. That would change drastically the characteristics of the fork performance and the bike bounce as it's being "pushed" rather then "pulled", resembling a real application a little bit 😃
Very cool!
I would like to see some dampeners on those bikes.
This guy isn’t making a motorcycle suspension test device. He’s making a beat.
Those rechargeable battery box prototypes looks rlly good and rlly powerful, are they any more powerful then using normal batteries?
Yes, higher voltage, so vehicles are faster
@@BrickTechnology :0 thanks, well I know what I’m buying [hopefully] soon
Great work and video!
I think that pushing bike would be better and more realistic then pulling.
it's really nice to see the slowmos, but yeah... the actual forces act much different due to the rear wheel pushing. also i think the lane keeper should be removed and maybe fix it on the top? these springs have some little friction, but actually quite useless for damping, except the large transparent body one, which is too much. maybe it's worth trying the short yellow spring with a small pneu rod being the "fluid" dampener. i used that in larger models to make it more real plastic.
you should try some more complex rear suspension setups, like those on mountain bikes, itd be really cool
I mean, you need both springs and shock absorbers to build suspension, all you have there are springs. Tuning is also a huge part of suspension, arguably more than the geometry.
Bro just become a rocket engineer at this point
Wow, it's really nice. I enjoyed watching it.
You need to try this with the 3 licensed technic motorcycles. I wonder how they would do
Am i the only one who found this really satisfying?
Outstanding 👏
You need a hinged mount for the whole bike connected to its center of mass, not connected to the fork. Because in practice you created a parallel suspension or to be precise a horst link for the front
Now, about the powering these contraptions. I'll really appreciate it if you try to use a normal computer PSU and using whatever voltage you need - 5V, 12V or variable regulator for enough amps to use those 7.2V
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9:20 I have a newer Ducati set and it's cool to see the difference from a classic set that came out when I was four years old
Hurly-Durly simulation was spot on.
Your experiments are so incredible
I remember getting the Star Wars Lego mindstorms set at a young age. Got them from my parents storage a few months ago. I remember the programming being similar, but probably much more archaic than what was shown in this video lol (thank you for showing the programming!). I should really get that old set out sometime!
imagine if he was just minding his business and a cop broke into his house and said:"sir, do you know why i pulled you over?"
This is unexpectedly engaging.
What ingenuity! 👍
09:13 That bike must have said.: "Nope, I'm out now"😂😂
Parts clipping together Satisfaction Lvl: 10,000
But honestly I watch these before sleeping things working as you intended them is just Mwha Chef's kiss and the suspension in all your tests are insanly Satisfying!, Keep it up Good Lad!
Ooh could you do a suspension test for the various technic cars, trucks and bikes? I have the Technic 24hrs race car and it was moderately good suspension, and the others have varying levels as well
Maybe I missed it, but how about finding the resonance frequency? like, obstacles in regular intervals and you change the distance to find the worst case scenario.
I thought the second suspension looked familiar as you were building it: I own the BMW R1200 GS LEGO set!
I consider it the best technic motorcycle ever
I could watch this forever im going to look for suspension differances in other sets. could be fun
Great idea. Good job.
For the sake of the proper scientific method you would want to keep consistency in as many factors as possible to isolate just shocks and suspension.
Consider:
Bike length (same for all)
Total weight (same for all (and front/back distribution)
Mounting of the bike to the carousel should be similar for all models.
Again. SUUUUUUPER COOL!
Good job. Got a new sub today!
This channel, taking toy's to the next level and beyond.
Nice bro you genius
Could you sell these as lego sets with separate parts to spray paint or customize on our own? I think that would be dope. (With the suspension test too)
This is amazing you should do it with more original lego bikes and cars!
I had that technic bike model! A bit unfortunate to see it perform so poorly, though unsurprising given the lack of front suspension
It would be cool to test the suspension on official Lego sets, like the 1:8 scale technic cars, or just Lego technic in general
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Love your video style, no music, satisfying snapping sounds, amazing, 🤏
I keep on saying this will be the last video for today but I see a recommendation from your channel and I just have to watch it,
I really love your videos keep up the awesome work you do 👍oh and each time I watch one of your videos I get a new idea or inspiration for a new design or some sort of vehicle but not out of Legos.
Makes me think about how much our suspension does our cars every day when we are driving around on bumpy roads
Your Lego experience of technical systems, and your ideas... I have only one word: WOW
I am an off-road motorcycle rider and this video is very interesting.
If possible, could you please make a "double pro link" for the Honda RC125M?
I realy like your videos.. Could you please simulate not just bumps, but holes??
Id love to see this done with the BMW M1000r set, it has it's own suspension parts and weighs substantially more.
these videos must be laborious to edit. well done!
thanks you bro .I 'm knowing a lot of information !
Just curious, do people lubricate the complex gear mechanisms of these?
I was also hoping to see a model with rear-biased weight distribution aka a scooter or modern maxi
Me: How much Lego does this dude own?
Other Lego youtubers: Yes!
This dude: I own Lego
Bro made it an asmr
Absolute amazing- I think I found my new hobby...