This turned out AMAZING, i think you could actually use this even if you didnt cook on the way but on the doorstep. Check out the Insta 360 they are very useful camreas so a great sponsor. Puzzles will be gone soon so don't miss out.......AND work has started on Phase 2 of the tunnel but am i going to the bunker or the car????
This is like a real-life Wallace and Gromit skit. Wallace would be driving while Gromit makes the pizzas with ingredients going everywhere. Fantastic Colin!
I guess if you live in Lincolnshire and experience something awkward or strange like fresh pizza dough on the road, it's not far-fetched that Collin has something to do with it. 🤣
Not sure about the legality of doing it on the move, but there's a business near me with converted Land Rovers that'll drive out to you and set up outside your house/workplace with pizza ovens in the back.
the bit about the angle iron helping to bend the cone shapes (5:54) is so wholesome!! such a great way to put it, one big learning circle lol. every time we get on the internet, its a chance to learn and pass on awesome ideas to each other, and inspire greatness in ourselves and all our friends!
I just realized, that a big part of my love to this channel is because it's an evidence that not everybody has to become a grumpy grown up. Thank you Colin, just keep going!
@@Rothalack1The vocalist for disturbed said he removed his iconic piercings be cause he didn't want to be "a 40 year old Hot Topic kid". I, on the other hand, and like you, wear my childish attire with pride! 😅
This is a uniquely practical Furze build. Like... I could actually see this as a commercial product / gimmick for a pizzeria. The pizza looks so amazing and fresh!
I love how Colin isn't alone in his head, looks like he breaks into tearfull laughter on his own and that's why I've been subscribed for about 15 years.
@@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweos7934 My first upload on youtube (another channel than this one) was at the start of 2006, that is 17 years, and I think Colin was one of the first I subbed to.
My first Furze's video is the WALL OF DEATH, and I've searched his channel and it's 15 years ago! Oh my God! I've also been subbed to this mad channel for 15 years!!
I love how Colin isn't alone in his head, looks like he breaks into tearfull laughter on his own and that's why I've been subscribed for about 69 years.
This has got to be among the best Furze projects. Quirky idea, awesome build techniques, and a great final product that could even go into production and become a new thing in the culture. Well done, Colin!!
@6:45 its refreshing to see someone as skilled as yourself admit you didn't know something and appreciate it from someone else. Uplifting message indeed!
Everything Colin makes is fantastic, but this is another level of creativity. There should be a fleet of these vehicles going around, since it is evident in the video how much joy this brings people.
Imagine using an online ordering tool, but as soon as you send the payment it skips right past "the restaurant is preparing your order" and goes straight to delivery. You think it's an error, and are half way through composing an error report when you hear Funiculi Funicula playing in the distance, rapidly approaching. Pizza is coming for you, it is inevitable.
One of the best creators on youtube. Hard working, never cuts corners, makes an honest living, has never changed who he is, consistently amazing content, money and fame never changed him. Much love brother ✊🏽
My friend and I had this idea over 20 years ago, only it would be in a small truck with a full kitchen in back, designed for a chef to be strapped into a seat that could reach everything, and everything setup to be used while moving. Edit: Your execution of the idea is way more fun, though, lol!
Colin: An adjunct to your magnificent sphere experiment is that of stretch forming sheet metal over a mandrel. IE 0.02" - 0.25" thickness. Machine mandrel to exact size. Calculate true length of sheet metal blank, (cylinder, cone or otherwise) and subtract approx. half a thickness. Butt braze, silver solder or tig weld to close then heat to around 500C and place over mandrel. Stretch formed in this way the resulting cylinder or cone is a carbon copy of the mandrel OD. Easily within a couple of thou'. It stretched to shape. Gently tease the butt joint flat with a planishing hammer and a shim of similar radius. Set upright, heat with a big soft flame all round, watch the perfect cylinder slip off. Incidently, it was myself that forwarded the cone forming trick to you which was taught to me by an old geezer back in 1954, in England. I am now an old geezer and am so pleased to reciprocate. Love your enthusiasm and inventions. Sointula, BC
Thank you so so much for not chopping up that bike and instead choosing to figure out the build without having to do so. That really does mean a lot. And this is one of the coolest builds to date.
@@PLAYERSLAYER_22that extension is basically what people do to their Hayabusas, an extended swingarm Hayabusa with an oven could be the express delivery
@@plactoec1590 lmao if he ever does this again id love to see it on a streetbike. u ride bikes? i rebuilt a ninja and started ridin it around illegally until i got a license.
Colin consistently makes great choices. easy guy to be a fan of. also i was too watching him doing burnouts on grass and started to wonder, does he know how to stunt with motorbike?? i mean, bmx, he clearly can drive anything and everything including all sorts of two wheelers. i bet he can pop a wheelie with some dirtbike 😂
Colin I have to be honest. This makes me smile even more than the Bunker-Saga. I did not think, that would ever happen, but this is just so amazing. I really hope you get to have lots and lots of fun with this.
I really want him to get an estate agent round who doesn’t know him and get their reaction and a value for what on the outside looks like a very ordinary uk property
I smiled like an idiot the whole time. One if your funnest videos for sure! And I loved watching the chef on back. It looked like he was really enjoying himself. Well done!
Colin, I've been watching you for years (prams, scooters and kettles!) and I just looked down an noticed you had 12,500,000 subscribers. What an incredible achievement! I could imagine that comes with a lot of pressure. We love your personality and originality. Keep it simple & don't change!
General workshop tip that did miracles to me. Whenever im working on a project and looking for something i misplaced in the shop: don't try looking for it, it will probably be out of sight anyway. Just start putting your tools back in their respective spots and tidy up a bit. I guarantee you'll find your item quicker and your workshop just became tidier at the same time. Win-win
Me: - puts Pencil behind Ear. - takes measures - swears all around the Workshop to find Pencil - goes upstairs for a new Pencil - has to go pee - casually looks in Mirror, finds lost Pencil again... - gets back to Workshop with two Pencils - repeat 😑😑😑
You likely will never read this but I have been watching forever and I graduate and the end of this coming March in a bachelors of mechanical engineering. Seeing you through all the years do random inventions was a big reason when I was younger I decided to pursue this career. Thank you and keep it up!
This video is absolutely bonkers. Just sublime. Perfect 10/10. This made my great day so much better. The comedy, the build, the concept, and especially the execution are all just perfect. Like Mario's pizzas! I think this is far and away the best pizza outside New York!
There aren't many TH-cam channels that I can watch through a whole video and notice that the entire time I had a genuine smile on my face. Keep up the cracking work Colin! 😀😀
can’t help but think how cool this man is the whole time i had no idea he could shred on a bmx like that! keep up the amazing videos colin we all love ya 💪💪
Quite honestly, I'm amazed he can still do it. Just watch, he'll be 80 years old and his grand kids will ask him what he used to do for fun and he'll say, "Here let me show you." And will drag the old bmx out of the shed and pop off.
The whole concept is amazing and would probably even work for a pizzeria in a small village or town. The vehicle looks awesome, but the wooden board with the logo is even better. Nice artistic logo.
Yeah it could definitely be improved and turned into a viable concept. Make the stone have some sides on it to stop the pizza sliding. Make the pizza before the ride. So keen for this.
When I was a child, there was a guy on my town that had a VW Kombi and put an oven on it, and did exactly what you did, while his wife drives to your house he made the pizza, problem was that in that era cellphones didn't exist, so you had to order it previously to be delivered in the evening.
While watching this I was thinking if you could do something similar with a truck with a small kitchen in the back. I mean, I know food trucks are a thing but they don't operate while on the move.
I go quite a while between Colin Furze videos but every time I watch them, I just laugh so much. Your vids are great, it’s hilarious what you do, awesome how much you’ve accomplished and your personality is just infectiously perfect. Thanks Colin!
This is honestly one of the best videos and projects you ever made. All the support and the fun from and with the pizzeria and the customers really makes me smiling :)
You're the person who inspired me to become a maker, it's so fun seeing what you can do. I genuinely see this as a potential thing people do in the future, maybe in converted vans rather than bikes though. Keep on going Colin, you've definitely made so many people happy and inspired so many more
not gonna lie, you have made some great things in the past, but this one put such a huge smile on my face. This would be such a fun thing to do for charity on a weekend around town! GJ Colin!
This is the most amazing idea I’ve ever heard and as someone who has received cold food from delivery I really want this to be a legitimate delivery service
Ther is one. Hamburg turbo pizza (unsure if they still in business) have no bike but small car like that. No open fire but one large stone with electric heating. The car start and drive away and stone is still hot and cooks pizza done in traffic. It was april 1 joke but it works and they keep it. Its expensive and only special order. They had much problems with permission because the big stone in the car. Its like half ton and red hot glowing and fire department was not happy.
"We want more bunker/tunnel videos!" Colin uploads a Pizza Bike conversion video. "Okay, that was awesome! Do whatever you want Colin!" I love the fact he kept the original motorcycle in tact. That shows a lot of love to spend extra time and money to keep it like that and not just rip it to shreds and just weld onto it. Also, looking forward to the next tunnel video! ;-)
At first I thought this was a crazy and impractical idea, but after seeing it in action I can safely say this is absolutely fantastic!! I would love to have super fresh pizza delivered from one of these!
Just watched this with my three children and honestly I just love watching how they react. My eldest was in tears when you were making the pizza on the bike, really made us all laugh. Thank you.
I think the customers were all friends/family from Colin. Probably to prevent them getting a heart attack seeing (in)famous Colin Furze arrive in one of his contraptions. First one was Tom Lamb, the go-to heavy machinery guy whenever Colin needs a traktor, crane etc.
The amount of fun you are having with these builds is just inspiring. I just about fell off my chair. laughing, when you hit that hole on the quad on the maiden test ride! Brilliant content. Absolutely brilliant.
You should definetly use this as an attraction for i.e. a kids birthday party. Its easy to take anywhere so you can celebrate a birthday in the middle of nowhere but still be able to offer fresh pizza :D
It's absolutely an idea for a street-food or event cookery unit, although I'd probably have been more boring if I'd made it and use a sidecar outfit as the vehicle base.
Haha this was my engineering 100 project, except yours actually worked. We only planned for it (in a panel van) and determined that it was cost-prohibitive to do (or else pizza places would have already done it.) Happy you see it come to fruition after all these years; well done, as always!
This video is one for the books! Kept me smiling all throughout. Love how Mario just goes along with it, as dangerous as riding that moving 2-wheeled fire oven in your face looks.
all the building stuff sure is impressive. but I am also amazed by how well Colin handles any kind of vehicle, the motorbike, the bicycle in the sponsor part and all his other crazy inventions.
This is the ONLY video I ever rewound to rewatch the sponsor parts again, 360 cameras are amazing and damn Colin, I didn’t know you had all that bike riding talent!
This is GENIUS! About twenty years ago I had a vision of having a floating pizzeria above VEnice, air dropping fershly baked pizza with "sky lifts" ... I would use drones today, but I still think a Zeppelin based floating Pizzeria would be marvelous 🙂
Every time I see Colin has a new video, immediately my reaction is "Uh oh. What's he done this time?" complete with a stupid grin on my face. Can't wait to see what you get up to next, Colin!
My first thought when I saw that lovely old Suzuki was it's a shame to chop it up when it's in good condition, so I'm so pleased you found a reversible way to modify it. I love making pizza, riding old bikes, and socialising, so I would definitely ride this to my friend's houses and cook for them.
Colin, to flatten a ball of dough into a nice pizza shape, use a stainless mixing bowl turned upside down. You'll have to squash the ball of dough a bit flat to start with on your board, lubricate the stainless bowl with semolina or wheat flour and you can virtually pull the partially flattened dough into the desired width and thickness by pulling the dough down using both hands either side of the bowl. Of course, avoid ripping the dough by pulling evenly on the dough's surface. Et voila, fast and easy pizza base!
@@KT-Awake The dough was partly sour dough and produced the best fluffy texture inside, and a beautiful bubbling on the outside edge that would slightly scorch. Together with rustic Italian style toppings, those pizzas won national comps several times. They were cooked in a conveyor oven with stone tiles attached to the conveyor at 400 deg C for 100 seconds. That high heat for a short cook produced the best results. Don't worry about the air in the dough. All was perfect.
I’ve Been watching your videos since 2007 and you always surprise me with your amazing inventions My top 5 favourite things you have built are 1. Underground Bunker & Tunnel 2. Three Storey Beach Hut 3. Pizza Bike 4. 360 degrees Swing 5. Flying machine
When you said, “I tried to make a little swoopy bit here, but essentially just made a butthole” and showed us the metal bit, I couldn’t stop laughing. You just matter of factly said it and went about the day. Legend!
This project was great fun to watch, I love the idea and seeing Pizza man Mario making a decent looking pizza on the back was impressive! I am surprised you didn't get a tug from the police though 😂
This turned out AMAZING, i think you could actually use this even if you didnt cook on the way but on the doorstep. Check out the Insta 360 they are very useful camreas so a great sponsor. Puzzles will be gone soon so don't miss out.......AND work has started on Phase 2 of the tunnel but am i going to the bunker or the car????
Hi
Since you did say you wanted to expand the bunker a bit anyways, I'm guessing bunker. Anyhow, hyped to see it regardless the direction it takes!
Car, with a lift!!!!
I know you like the bike, but I mean, you can have pizza...
It's gonna be winter before you know it. Better get that car on the lift side done first! Haha
This is like a real-life Wallace and Gromit skit. Wallace would be driving while Gromit makes the pizzas with ingredients going everywhere. Fantastic Colin!
Aardman…?
Cheese 🤤
@@delhog6161Grated moon bits...!
More cheese Gromit!
Ottimo formaggio Gromit
Just imagine driving down a country road and passing by 2 uncooked handmade pizzas. Thanks for giving someone that experience Col.
That sums up lincolninshire lol
It's lincolinshire for you :p
I guess if you live in Lincolnshire and experience something awkward or strange like fresh pizza dough on the road, it's not far-fetched that Collin has something to do with it. 🤣
Plus a trail of random pizza toppings.
When I was a kid we only used to get roadkills. Now it's fricking pizza!
I just love the fact that these vehicles Colin creates are in no way legal to drive on public roads but he just doesnt care. Mad respect
Still safer then people that drive fast full size suvs. Lol
@@Grimm-Gaming aka WankPanzers.
Not sure about the legality of doing it on the move, but there's a business near me with converted Land Rovers that'll drive out to you and set up outside your house/workplace with pizza ovens in the back.
And he's only been arrested once!
Nah its legal number plates, indicators and brake lights
the bit about the angle iron helping to bend the cone shapes (5:54) is so wholesome!! such a great way to put it, one big learning circle lol. every time we get on the internet, its a chance to learn and pass on awesome ideas to each other, and inspire greatness in ourselves and all our friends!
Community over AI anyday
I just realized, that a big part of my love to this channel is because it's an evidence that not everybody has to become a grumpy grown up.
Thank you Colin, just keep going!
Helps when you hold onto that imagination instead of letting the world dictate how you should act
Makes me feel better about still preferring Skater shoes over any other style/type.
@@Rothalack1 Agreed! I love chunky skate shoes. Even got some steal toe ones to wear at work :D
Yes, one of my favourite projects for a while. Had me giggling away like a man half my age.
@@Rothalack1The vocalist for disturbed said he removed his iconic piercings be cause he didn't want to be "a 40 year old Hot Topic kid". I, on the other hand, and like you, wear my childish attire with pride! 😅
This is the most on-brand thing I've ever seen from Colin. Look how much fun he had doing all of this and getting the community involved!
Dude, I'm just amazed he can ride flatland bmx. Been watching years and never knew lol.
i was thinking the same 🤣@@mickenoss
The quiet “giggity” at 12:15 just made my day😂. Keep up the amazing work!
:D also 14:19 :DDD, we need more easter eggs like this :D
This is a uniquely practical Furze build. Like... I could actually see this as a commercial product / gimmick for a pizzeria. The pizza looks so amazing and fresh!
I love how Colin isn't alone in his head, looks like he breaks into tearfull laughter on his own and that's why I've been subscribed for about 15 years.
15 years? The longest I have been subed to a person is 8
@@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweos7934 you guys are subscribing to people?
@@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweos7934 My first upload on youtube (another channel than this one) was at the start of 2006, that is 17 years, and I think Colin was one of the first I subbed to.
My first Furze's video is the WALL OF DEATH, and I've searched his channel and it's 15 years ago! Oh my God! I've also been subbed to this mad channel for 15 years!!
I love how Colin isn't alone in his head, looks like he breaks into tearfull laughter on his own and that's why I've been subscribed for about 69 years.
The part where the chef was pleasantly surprised by the cook was great 😂
This has got to be among the best Furze projects. Quirky idea, awesome build techniques, and a great final product that could even go into production and become a new thing in the culture. Well done, Colin!!
And of course in the process a bunch of explosions and food being blown all over the place!
@@leftaroundabout Thats a bonus!
@6:45 its refreshing to see someone as skilled as yourself admit you didn't know something and appreciate it from someone else. Uplifting message indeed!
Everything Colin makes is fantastic, but this is another level of creativity. There should be a fleet of these vehicles going around, since it is evident in the video how much joy this brings people.
and also the Professionality...
suits and all@@till22
Piece of da Mario please.
I did see a guy in Vietnam riding a motorbike with a bao cooking wood stove burning on the back
They're called roti rollers and they're the reason Italians discovered the art of cheese covered roti. Just like middle East learned stuffed roti.
Imagine using an online ordering tool, but as soon as you send the payment it skips right past "the restaurant is preparing your order" and goes straight to delivery. You think it's an error, and are half way through composing an error report when you hear Funiculi Funicula playing in the distance, rapidly approaching. Pizza is coming for you, it is inevitable.
They look like Mormons. Can you imagine it? Cheap Mormon Pizza, but you have to sit there and eat it while they preach.
How dare you turn a dream come true into a vague pizza themed horror story
And please, please... stop with this Funicoli Funicola cliché. Italy is wider and more diverse than most of people think. Peace!
@@abrahamnarvaez1730 resistance is futile
@@stupidocanerosa We're all very well aware about the depth of Italian Culture. No one has forgotten about The Renaissance Italy blessed us with.
can we all say just how good colins bmx skills still are !!!
He's already so talented then he just goes and shows off more skills!
He used to be a competitive BMX rider.
Flatland
Lol legitimately saw it and came down to the comments to comment about it. I had no idea that he was that good at BMX.
@@xxfloppypillowxx Lol same I was just about to make a comment about that.
One of the best creators on youtube. Hard working, never cuts corners, makes an honest living, has never changed who he is, consistently amazing content, money and fame never changed him. Much love brother ✊🏽
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I expected this to be a half-joke half-hack, completely unserious episode, but I was blown away by the results. Impressive, as ever, Colin 👍
I'm genuinely amazed at how well that oven turned out. Never would have thought of hydroforming two spheres together.
I would have formed the second sphere separately, then cut it in half to insert the first sphere.
I can’t believe this video is a video that really was thinking to make but I never found a pizza oven like this!!! Congratulations amazing video btw ❤
hi
Even though not the most complicated or large project, this is, in my opinion, one of the coolest projects. It's so simple, yet so fun! Love it
My friend and I had this idea over 20 years ago, only it would be in a small truck with a full kitchen in back, designed for a chef to be strapped into a seat that could reach everything, and everything setup to be used while moving.
Edit: Your execution of the idea is way more fun, though, lol!
A truck? idk seems a bit too practical
a large ferris wheel could be placed instead of the single furnace so you rotate it to get to the next appliance, imo.
I've had the same idea some time back.
They read Snow Crash (2000) and said "yes, and..."
Cool you guys came up with the new original idea of a food truck
It warms my heart to learn that Colin doesn't exclusively subsist off tea.
..... unicycle tea boiler????
@@ClintHall-y3j not a bad idea
I for one, am somewhat disappointed. :-p
It's obvious by how thin he is that he doesn't eat a lot of pizza.
Colin:
An adjunct to your magnificent sphere experiment is that of stretch forming sheet metal over a mandrel. IE 0.02" - 0.25" thickness.
Machine mandrel to exact size. Calculate true length of sheet metal blank, (cylinder, cone or otherwise) and subtract approx. half a thickness. Butt braze, silver solder or tig weld to close then heat to around 500C and place over mandrel. Stretch formed in this way the resulting cylinder or cone is a carbon copy of the mandrel OD. Easily within a couple of thou'. It stretched to shape. Gently tease the butt joint flat with a planishing hammer and a shim of similar radius. Set upright, heat with a big soft flame all round, watch the perfect cylinder slip off.
Incidently, it was myself that forwarded the cone forming trick to you which was taught to me by an old geezer back in 1954, in England.
I am now an old geezer and am so pleased to reciprocate.
Love your enthusiasm and inventions.
Sointula, BC
Thank you so so much for not chopping up that bike and instead choosing to figure out the build without having to do so. That really does mean a lot. And this is one of the coolest builds to date.
yeah, and the extension worked pretty well. the hyabusa style burnouts had me laughing really hard
@@PLAYERSLAYER_22that extension is basically what people do to their Hayabusas, an extended swingarm Hayabusa with an oven could be the express delivery
@@plactoec1590 lmao if he ever does this again id love to see it on a streetbike. u ride bikes? i rebuilt a ninja and started ridin it around illegally until i got a license.
@@PLAYERSLAYER_22 yeah man, my only vehicle is a bike
Colin consistently makes great choices. easy guy to be a fan of. also i was too watching him doing burnouts on grass and started to wonder, does he know how to stunt with motorbike?? i mean, bmx, he clearly can drive anything and everything including all sorts of two wheelers. i bet he can pop a wheelie with some dirtbike 😂
Colin I have to be honest. This makes me smile even more than the Bunker-Saga. I did not think, that would ever happen, but this is just so amazing. I really hope you get to have lots and lots of fun with this.
Thanks thats a really good comment.
I really want him to get an estate agent round who doesn’t know him and get their reaction and a value for what on the outside looks like a very ordinary uk property
W comment, which is extremely rare nowadays. Good stuff!
I smiled like an idiot the whole time. One if your funnest videos for sure! And I loved watching the chef on back. It looked like he was really enjoying himself. Well done!
Colin, I've been watching you for years (prams, scooters and kettles!) and I just looked down an noticed you had 12,500,000 subscribers. What an incredible achievement! I could imagine that comes with a lot of pressure. We love your personality and originality. Keep it simple & don't change!
Yes. Colin owes us 9 fire works displays!
@@Yogsoggeth was about to give the same reaction. Knowing Colin, once he finally delivers Oppenheimer is going to have nothing on him.
@@Yogsoggeth Actually only 4 :D Theres a playlist look it up ;)
General workshop tip that did miracles to me. Whenever im working on a project and looking for something i misplaced in the shop: don't try looking for it, it will probably be out of sight anyway. Just start putting your tools back in their respective spots and tidy up a bit. I guarantee you'll find your item quicker and your workshop just became tidier at the same time. Win-win
Me: - puts Pencil behind Ear.
- takes measures
- swears all around the Workshop to find Pencil
- goes upstairs for a new Pencil
- has to go pee
- casually looks in Mirror, finds lost Pencil again...
- gets back to Workshop with two Pencils
- repeat
😑😑😑
You likely will never read this but I have been watching forever and I graduate and the end of this coming March in a bachelors of mechanical engineering. Seeing you through all the years do random inventions was a big reason when I was younger I decided to pursue this career. Thank you and keep it up!
This video is absolutely bonkers. Just sublime. Perfect 10/10. This made my great day so much better. The comedy, the build, the concept, and especially the execution are all just perfect. Like Mario's pizzas! I think this is far and away the best pizza outside New York!
This is Colin's best ever video and he does amazing videos!!!! Love this so much. The game has not changed him at all.
Genuinely an instant classic. One of the best ideas and executions he's had.
And you can tell he's proper chuffed with it, as he should be!
What game?
The success?
This is fantastic! Classic Colin Furze project video 😂... outrageous, over the top, and just amazing!
There aren't many TH-cam channels that I can watch through a whole video and notice that the entire time I had a genuine smile on my face. Keep up the cracking work Colin! 😀😀
Exactly
Me too!
Colin managed to combine 3 of my favorite things in one video: Engineering/fabrication, cooking and pizza.
This is awesome
Thats 4 things.
And motorcycles
The pizza resistance would be a handy dandy belt of knives to slice it up, would be even quicker process 😂😂
can’t help but think how cool this man is the whole time
i had no idea he could shred on a bmx like that! keep up the amazing videos colin we all love ya 💪💪
Quite honestly, I'm amazed he can still do it. Just watch, he'll be 80 years old and his grand kids will ask him what he used to do for fun and he'll say, "Here let me show you." And will drag the old bmx out of the shed and pop off.
This is the final evidence needed to prove just how much of a treasure this channel is! Well done 🍕🍕
... final? Do you know something we don't? 😳
Things you constantly forget about Colin: He used to be a plumber, and he used to do BMX. 3:31 looks SICK!
The whole concept is amazing and would probably even work for a pizzeria in a small village or town. The vehicle looks awesome, but the wooden board with the logo is even better. Nice artistic logo.
Yeah it could definitely be improved and turned into a viable concept. Make the stone have some sides on it to stop the pizza sliding. Make the pizza before the ride. So keen for this.
@@dan110024don't forget you could do something similar in a car or truck that way you don't fight the wind to make it.
This video is just a delight to watch, start to finish with a smile on my face. Colin's inventions are just from another world 😅
The smile on the faces of those kids made it all worth it. Great work Colin. Thank you
A food truck pizza but instead of a truck you use a bike... I love it for no reason!
Imagine a whole parking lot of food motorcycles all working at once.
When I was a child, there was a guy on my town that had a VW Kombi and put an oven on it, and did exactly what you did, while his wife drives to your house he made the pizza, problem was that in that era cellphones didn't exist, so you had to order it previously to be delivered in the evening.
Certeza que era br kkkkk
While watching this I was thinking if you could do something similar with a truck with a small kitchen in the back. I mean, I know food trucks are a thing but they don't operate while on the move.
I go quite a while between Colin Furze videos but every time I watch them, I just laugh so much. Your vids are great, it’s hilarious what you do, awesome how much you’ve accomplished and your personality is just infectiously perfect. Thanks Colin!
This is honestly one of the best videos and projects you ever made. All the support and the fun from and with the pizzeria and the customers really makes me smiling :)
You're the person who inspired me to become a maker, it's so fun seeing what you can do. I genuinely see this as a potential thing people do in the future, maybe in converted vans rather than bikes though.
Keep on going Colin, you've definitely made so many people happy and inspired so many more
not gonna lie, you have made some great things in the past, but this one put such a huge smile on my face. This would be such a fun thing to do for charity on a weekend around town!
GJ Colin!
This is the most amazing idea I’ve ever heard and as someone who has received cold food from delivery I really want this to be a legitimate delivery service
If a pizzaria had a bike like this, I'd exclusively order from them!
Ther is one. Hamburg turbo pizza (unsure if they still in business) have no bike but small car like that. No open fire but one large stone with electric heating. The car start and drive away and stone is still hot and cooks pizza done in traffic. It was april 1 joke but it works and they keep it. Its expensive and only special order. They had much problems with permission because the big stone in the car. Its like half ton and red hot glowing and fire department was not happy.
Reminds me of how they sold noodles on a heavily modified bike here in Thailand
Yeah, a freshly warm pizza with a hefty side order of exhaust fumes.
@@prltqdf9 All part of the experience
"We want more bunker/tunnel videos!" Colin uploads a Pizza Bike conversion video. "Okay, that was awesome! Do whatever you want Colin!"
I love the fact he kept the original motorcycle in tact. That shows a lot of love to spend extra time and money to keep it like that and not just rip it to shreds and just weld onto it.
Also, looking forward to the next tunnel video! ;-)
At first I thought this was a crazy and impractical idea, but after seeing it in action I can safely say this is absolutely fantastic!! I would love to have super fresh pizza delivered from one of these!
Just watched this with my three children and honestly I just love watching how they react. My eldest was in tears when you were making the pizza on the bike, really made us all laugh. Thank you.
Failure is always an option. Lovely to see how you just bounce back and learn. Inspiring, even.
I love you Colin. You enjoy everything you are doing. Everytime you fail, you laugh and you go ahead with a big smile. Legend
I love the fact that he actually got connected with a pizza restaurant and delivered pizzas to actual customers with this thing 😂
Too bad it's not good Pizza.
@@EmeraldEyesEsoteric bro only considers stuffed crust triple "cheese" domino's goyslop as good pizza 💀
@@fengsight yes.
I think the customers were all friends/family from Colin. Probably to prevent them getting a heart attack seeing (in)famous Colin Furze arrive in one of his contraptions.
First one was Tom Lamb, the go-to heavy machinery guy whenever Colin needs a traktor, crane etc.
15:25 "the end result was a perfect represesentation..." lol. Colin, you're one of a kind! You're the best. Cheers
The amount of fun you are having with these builds is just inspiring. I just about fell off my chair. laughing, when you hit that hole on the quad on the maiden test ride!
Brilliant content. Absolutely brilliant.
One of the best projects to date, and the production quality of this video is top tier. Peak colin is back, cant wait to see more
You should definetly use this as an attraction for i.e. a kids birthday party. Its easy to take anywhere so you can celebrate a birthday in the middle of nowhere but still be able to offer fresh pizza :D
It's absolutely an idea for a street-food or event cookery unit, although I'd probably have been more boring if I'd made it and use a sidecar outfit as the vehicle base.
While its a fun idea, i think at that point you might as well have a food truck
Unless you want to the kids to be making the pizza in the back
It's actually a thing that exists, not on a motorcycle but on a small van
Haha this was my engineering 100 project, except yours actually worked. We only planned for it (in a panel van) and determined that it was cost-prohibitive to do (or else pizza places would have already done it.)
Happy you see it come to fruition after all these years; well done, as always!
This is the kind of batshit crazy ingenuity and silliness I subscribed for. Glad to see you back on your game, Colin!
This seems about as close as you could get to Overcooked in real life. Love it.
This is gonna be a good video! Love the concept! Keep pumping out the content colin!
Can Do
Regarding the hydroforming, I'd love to see a field test (literal field) of what would happen if there is a large amount of air in the system.
Absolutely love this Colin. You sir are a bloody genius when it comes to entertainment and engineering.
This is fantastic. I can feel the pure joy in every moment, even genuinely liking the sponsored camera.
Nothing like a few splattered flies on your pizza to know you've got an authentic Colin Furze pizza.
...it gives it more proteins therefore not being branded as fast food since it makes it more nutritious.
Just extra protein.
If the extra is free no reason to be mad.
Don't need any oregano or chilli flakes for added flavour then.
Extra protein 😋
This is fantastic. The thing I noticed watching this video is how much I was smiling, genuinely enjoyed this content.
This should straight up just be a thing. Imagine ordering a pizza and it comes to you fresh out the oven 🤤
Beats the pants off of those Dominos cars with the warmer oven built into the back door.
A company tried it and it failed pretty badly
yeah that but in van
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White van pulls up
Hey kids you want pizza
@@darkfury3914 I've always felt that food trucks don't really utilize the full potential of a truck.
This is the pinnacle. How could Colin top this! Amazing video, project, and presentation. The joy in everything is apparent.
The project itself is brilliant as always, but Colin, your flatland bmx skills are also much appreciated. I am really impressed.
Colin, you never cease to amaze me. Thank you for all your good content.
This video is one for the books! Kept me smiling all throughout. Love how Mario just goes along with it, as dangerous as riding that moving 2-wheeled fire oven in your face looks.
This was somehow wholesome episode lmao, having fun and sharing lovely pizzas with everyone in the end
Colin's videos never fail to leave me with a smile on my face. So glad to have him around!
colin is one of the only dudes who can make a hulkbuster, hoverbike and a wall of death while being able to compete in a BMX championship
all the building stuff sure is impressive. but I am also amazed by how well Colin handles any kind of vehicle, the motorbike, the bicycle in the sponsor part and all his other crazy inventions.
This is the ONLY video I ever rewound to rewatch the sponsor parts again, 360 cameras are amazing and damn Colin, I didn’t know you had all that bike riding talent!
Same Here! i have not previously been a fan of insta 360, but those shots were amazing! especially with colins bike skills.
This is awesome, you always put that nice bit of polish and paint on for the final reveal too!
(It also feels like a very Wallace & Gromit invention!)
He should make the tecnopants 😂😂🎶
Yeah, the finished bike looks just perfect, so many nice details :)
This channel is so crazy😂best fun on youtube. Could watch this every breakfast to make my day
Man I sat here with such a huge grin on my face for that bit at the end actually testing it and delivering pizzas. Great work!
Perfect mix of awesome engineering, crazy tinkering and hilarious comedy. Colin, you make the world a better place 😊
This is GENIUS!
About twenty years ago I had a vision of having a floating pizzeria above VEnice, air dropping fershly baked pizza with "sky lifts" ...
I would use drones today, but I still think a Zeppelin based floating Pizzeria would be marvelous 🙂
Every time I see Colin has a new video, immediately my reaction is "Uh oh. What's he done this time?" complete with a stupid grin on my face. Can't wait to see what you get up to next, Colin!
My first thought when I saw that lovely old Suzuki was it's a shame to chop it up when it's in good condition, so I'm so pleased you found a reversible way to modify it. I love making pizza, riding old bikes, and socialising, so I would definitely ride this to my friend's houses and cook for them.
Just what I was thinking plus I wanted to restore it
When we haven’t seen Colin in a while I always think ‘He’s finally doing it, he’s building a Death Star....’ 😁
He's busy hydroforming it
I laughed so much at how well it actually came out with the professional! Brilliant!!
For the chain tensioners I would recommend nylon sliders, quiet and no bouncy.
Awesome build!
This has to be one of your best videos of recent years! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Feels like a vintage Colin project, but with the innovation this channel has continued to provide. You age like fine wine Colin!!
Will we have a museum of all the Furze inventions!? I’m sure your locality will accommodate and pay for a museum cause you, Sir, are a bloody legend!
Colin, to flatten a ball of dough into a nice pizza shape, use a stainless mixing bowl turned upside down. You'll have to squash the ball of dough a bit flat to start with on your board, lubricate the stainless bowl with semolina or wheat flour and you can virtually pull the partially flattened dough into the desired width and thickness by pulling the dough down using both hands either side of the bowl. Of course, avoid ripping the dough by pulling evenly on the dough's surface. Et voila, fast and easy pizza base!
Problem is this removes all the air from said dough. Never roll or squash. Always stretch/push out and if you can learn the fling, do that!
@@KT-Awake The dough was partly sour dough and produced the best fluffy texture inside, and a beautiful bubbling on the outside edge that would slightly scorch. Together with rustic Italian style toppings, those pizzas won national comps several times. They were cooked in a conveyor oven with stone tiles attached to the conveyor at 400 deg C for 100 seconds. That high heat for a short cook produced the best results. Don't worry about the air in the dough. All was perfect.
As someone whom has worked in a pizza shop this episode has made me laugh the most!
This is the most practical thing you've ever made.
I'm both jealous and concerned.
I’ve Been watching your videos since 2007 and you always surprise me with your amazing inventions
My top 5 favourite things you have built are
1. Underground Bunker & Tunnel
2. Three Storey Beach Hut
3. Pizza Bike
4. 360 degrees Swing
5. Flying machine
Pizza making is definitely something where knowing what you're doing helps quite a bit 🤣 Awesome that it even worked on the bike
When you said, “I tried to make a little swoopy bit here, but essentially just made a butthole” and showed us the metal bit, I couldn’t stop laughing. You just matter of factly said it and went about the day. Legend!
glad to know I wasn't the only one.
This is too cool, I can imagine how fun that was for the pizza chef as well hahaha. What a brilliantly executed but crazy idea!
I never cried this hard out of laughter in my life! This is peak comedy right here, and an amazing idea, I would pay so much for something like that.
This project was great fun to watch, I love the idea and seeing Pizza man Mario making a decent looking pizza on the back was impressive!
I am surprised you didn't get a tug from the police though 😂
Or at least pull him over just to get a pizza slice bribe. :-)
Well it's the UK, you can do almost anything to your vehicle as long as it has brakes and lights. Absolute opposite of Germany.