Just getting in early to say Chad & Ellie - This channel is great, love the mix of family & moto. Also a shoutout to whoever edits these videos they're very entertaining
Thanks uncle Ben! I loved watching,learning and helping as a kid. Was doing top ends at 9. First full 82 kx80 resto at 14. Get in there and understand how it all works.
It's so cool watching dude work. You can tell he's into his work because nothing else around him matters at all. It's pretty cool to see what goes on behind the curtain. Most people only get to see a small part of what goes on at the track and there's so much more to it. As always thanks for sharing the videos guys!
He is absolutely crazy for vapour blasting a engine and not stripping it. The blast gets into everything even into seals and wears everything out super fast
That is awesome that she is noticing a vibration on the bike because that just shows that already at the young age she knows the difference between a bike that is running 5 star to one running 4 star and we are talking along the lines of "feel" here not talking about "hearing" a bike being off/bad cause anyone could do that after riding just one good bike... This shows that when she rides her bike she is at one with it which is why I said it was awesome because she is riding over constant uneven very bumpy terrain with jumps and she knows however small that it is there. Thumbs up to the Lads and Ladetts, nice to see future champions going through early years of their sporting careers, and thumbs up to Mr 'N' Mrs Reed for their dedication - big up "22"!
Just curious on why you are cleaning the bikes when they are new? My 8yr old son will hopefully start racing this year so I am soaking up as much information as possible.
Oh they will, Chad will make sure they all know what they have is not easy to make happen. His harshness with Tate in a previous video is proof of that.
I couldn't imagine the clean up on your bike after the Daytona mud race. That was crazy and a huge upset it had to of been for you. Still a hell of a show though!
Blasting a motor that’s fully assembled is totally safe “if you have experience with testing and know what you are doing.” I have vapor gone many motors assembled including my own race bikes. Never an issue. I do cover all rubber seals as well. It will blow by them if you don’t.
@@HarryGraham415 Hard to explain exactly how we do it, but hot glue Is our best friend. use it for all seals. we have 5 years experience with this method.
That vibration on them 65’ is on every ktm65 made, the pipe is so close to the frame an you really feel it nothing can be done I’ve tried it with all 5 of my kids, each kid had a different ktm65 they all had same vibration on them, can’t get rid of it no matter what, piss poor design on Ktm’s end
Face diaper what a sad comment. It’s not only for his kids and yes they can jump and are learning at an amazing rate. I’m sure you are just an amazing rider LOL
Usually race teams can’t and won’t show this kind of detail for obvious reasons. It’s an insight into what race teams do - only he is using the kids bikes. They just started riding so it’s to be expected that they aren’t ripping and jumping everything. They’ll get there. The point of this channel was to share the journey. No one starts anything great !
Ok has I've been a fan of yours since you landed but I would be throwing wrenches at you sitting there with your hands in your pockets and standing on top of me while I was working lol.get out of the way
I keep laughing watching that mechanic's claim to fame is working on a beginner's 65. Why isn't the kid leading how to work on his bike and pay his dues? This is MX a super tough sport. The weak do not thrive in MX.
Just getting in early to say Chad & Ellie - This channel is great, love the mix of family & moto. Also a shoutout to whoever edits these videos they're very entertaining
THANKYOU!!!
I always like when Ben makes a cameo appearance! 🤙🏻
Thanks uncle Ben!
I loved watching,learning and helping as a kid. Was doing top ends at 9. First full 82 kx80 resto at 14. Get in there and understand how it all works.
It's so cool watching dude work. You can tell he's into his work because nothing else around him matters at all. It's pretty cool to see what goes on behind the curtain. Most people only get to see a small part of what goes on at the track and there's so much more to it. As always thanks for sharing the videos guys!
He is absolutely crazy for vapour blasting a engine and not stripping it. The blast gets into everything even into seals and wears everything out super fast
i came to say the same. crazy. i dont care how much you plug everything up.
@@arktactical1876 the glass media gets into every nuck and crannie. I guess we will find how how good it lasts but I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone
@@tylersvensson4468 i could see doing it before you tear it down for the intial cleaning.
guess a factory race mechanic probably knows what he’s doing.
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It's basically baking soda not glass or sand for media. I just wonder how much it affects case outer seals and gaskets
That is awesome that she is noticing a vibration on the bike because that just shows that already at the young age she knows the difference between a bike that is running 5 star to one running 4 star and we are talking along the lines of "feel" here not talking about "hearing" a bike being off/bad cause anyone could do that after riding just one good bike... This shows that when she rides her bike she is at one with it which is why I said it was awesome because she is riding over constant uneven very bumpy terrain with jumps and she knows however small that it is there. Thumbs up to the Lads and Ladetts, nice to see future champions going through early years of their sporting careers, and thumbs up to Mr 'N' Mrs Reed for their dedication - big up "22"!
those kids living my dream as a kid 😍
Just curious on why you are cleaning the bikes when they are new? My 8yr old son will hopefully start racing this year so I am soaking up as much information as possible.
Those kids will never know how lucky they are
Oh they will, Chad will make sure they all know what they have is not easy to make happen. His harshness with Tate in a previous video is proof of that.
Good video. Well presented and narrated. Good job, Chad and others that assist you.
I couldn't imagine the clean up on your bike after the Daytona mud race. That was crazy and a huge upset it had to of been for you. Still a hell of a show though!
That's one race I will never forget watching. I remember who I was with and where I was at.
THANKS FOR SHARING .... THANKS TO BEN ................ ALL THE LOVE #22 FAMILY JRHESS 76
What kind of dirt bike are you guys using and how much in looking to get an 80cc????
Damn, that was sweet, thanks guys. Much love
Nice song choice. Used it in my last video too haha.
I wash my bike maybe twice a year but I change airfilters every 2 rides, oil / oilfilter every 5 rides.
Still feels like christmas morning in your garage
Wonder if your children really realize how lucky they are?
no excuses kids 🔥
Blasting a motor that’s fully assembled is totally safe “if you have experience with testing and know what you are doing.” I have vapor gone many motors assembled including my own race bikes. Never an issue. I do cover all rubber seals as well. It will blow by them if you don’t.
Any more tips for doing it? Makes a good job but definitely need to be careful
@@HarryGraham415 Hard to explain exactly how we do it, but hot glue Is our best friend. use it for all seals. we have 5 years experience with this method.
Top Chanel 😍
All those nuts and bolts gave me anxiety lol
*Chad* needs to take it easy he's getting older he's going to wear himself out with all that supervising
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I love cr22
You scour a brand new bike holy shit every bolt wow!
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Bike prep like a pro, get a chair and watch a mechanic do everything lol
you chad lend us
us a bike for a bit
Sounds like Reed is developing a Southern accent. Well alright then partner, Get R Done!
dude went from hating ktm to his whole family owning em
TURN OF THE MUSIC !!!!
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The fact that they need to mod there bikes. Isnt there dad chad reed
the whoops are huge, its time chad for you to do a race and show these suckers how to skim em
That vibration on them 65’ is on every ktm65 made, the pipe is so close to the frame an you really feel it nothing can be done I’ve tried it with all 5 of my kids, each kid had a different ktm65 they all had same vibration on them, can’t get rid of it no matter what, piss poor design on Ktm’s end
I want the 6 mins back. I didn’t see anything other than a disassemble and put it back together..
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First
Way to step outside the boring box and show what has been neglected to the weekend warriors.
Must be nice.
Ben talks so much
STEP 1) Build $500K race shop. STEP 2) Have personal mechanic for your kids who cant even jump.
This seems like a waste of time and resources for kids bikes and their abilities.
Face diaper what a sad comment. It’s not only for his kids and yes they can jump and are learning at an amazing rate. I’m sure you are just an amazing rider LOL
Usually race teams can’t and won’t show this kind of detail for obvious reasons. It’s an insight into what race teams do - only he is using the kids bikes. They just started riding so it’s to be expected that they aren’t ripping and jumping everything. They’ll get there. The point of this channel was to share the journey. No one starts anything great !
@@elliereed_mrstwotwo They/you guys are doing awesome!
Very nice and very boring same time.
Ok has I've been a fan of yours since you landed but I would be throwing wrenches at you sitting there with your hands in your pockets and standing on top of me while I was working lol.get out of the way
I keep laughing watching that mechanic's claim to fame is working on a beginner's 65. Why isn't the kid leading how to work on his bike and pay his dues? This is MX a super tough sport. The weak do not thrive in MX.
Looks like a big waste of time and money