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- Want to make your own bike carrier rear rack (pannier) The step by step video will show you exactly how completely from junk and without welding.
►►WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS, LINKS TO ALL TOOLS & MATERIALS USED & MORE! → www.instructables.com/id/DIY-...
►Also see my new Ultimate Bike Accessories Kit! → kit.co/Yonatan24/ultimate-bik...
0:00 INTRO
00:16 Building the bike rack
6:26 Where I got these ultra powerful magnets for free
6:46 Building the magnetic lock mount
8:15 Last touches
8:54 Shocking results - WOW!
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In this video, I will show you how to make a custom rear carrier rack for your bike with a magnetic lock mount to hold you U lock
This is a fantastic metalworking project, and I highly recommend making a bike rack, even if you have a mountain bike like me.
Are you working safely? → kit.co/Yonatan24/proper-ppe-s...
You can make videos just like this one! My equipment → kit.co/Yonatan24/the-camera-e...
Massive thanks to Rob Harvey for letting me use his fantastic music. Check out 'Industry' here: • 'Industry' - Original ...
Laura Kampf also has several very cool bike cargo rack builds and I highly recommend you check them out: • Coolest DIY Bike Rack ...
Hi! Welcome to my channel! My name is Yonatan. I'm 17 years old, and I love making and inventing stuff!
I focus on making quick videos about homemade workshop tools, woodworking, metalworking, electronics projects, all sorts of clever tips and tricks, and more! If you enjoy watching my videos, make sure to subscribe so you don't miss any of my future videos!
Yonatan24, 17 year old, sick with DIY-itis!
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My bicycle, as you may know, is the official transportation device I use to alter the geographic location of the garbage people throw out on the curb. A fantastic carrier of junk, to my room workshop, that is! I ride my bike every day. This ends up being 1000-2000km (~500-1000 miles) every year, most of which I'm carrying a heavy backpack, along with a large U-lock for lock my bike, which is no fun - my back can attest to that.
I always wanted a bike rack to assist in carrying things I find, which end up being the materials for a vast majority of my projects (including this one!), and had the idea of integrating a mount for my bike lock inside the bike rack, to reduce the unbearable amount of weight on my back, as well as ensuring that I always have my bike lock on my bike, as I always forget to take it with me! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
*Make sure you check out the Instructable for written instructions & links to all of the tools and materials used!► **www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Bike-Rear-Rack-With-a-MAGNETIC-U-lock-Mount-no/*
I'm excited to see what you create when you get your hands on some real tools and fabrication processes. Keep building.
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please continue DIY videos you're so creative
Thanks! More coming soon!
nice brother, but i felt like you left me hanging cause i was waiting for you to go back and pick those rare pc monitors you found 😂✌️
Oh, that was filmed a long time before building the rack. I've been using one of those screens for the past 2 years.
@@Yonatan24 its all good bro just having a good time. and honestly I enjoyed your vid and picked up great idea for making my own rack so really big thanks!
thank you for sharing ideas 👌😊😘😘😘
Thanks!
About time you made a bike rack, lol. Just repaired my wooden one, its back to 100%
Oh, right. I thought I commented on yours, but no. How did it break? I've been extra careful with mine, though that does include falling a few times so far.
One of my next videos that I filmed several months ago will also be very similar to one of yours again :)
A really interesting video thank you for making it. I found it whilst looking for ways to cut a 10mm bolt as I sometimes need to cut bolts up to that diameter where I have rounded them off
Glad you liked it!
Awesome Build!!!!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you! Very original - trunk take-out. (This is Google translation) Good luck)
good job !
Thanks!
Cool project👍
Thanks
very nice , i made one that 'floats' using nylock nuts , as my bike has rear suspension , not as tidy as yours !!
Nice, I'd love to see a picture!
OVERCOMPLICATED BUT AWESOME :)
Thanks, I simplified it as much as possible!
What are the tools you have used?
Click the link in the description for the instructable
Why did you use a Hard Drive magnet? Are they more stronger than those Black dollar store ones? I am assuming yes.
Yes, these thick neodymium magnets are somewhat rare and are a million times stronger.
@@Yonatan24 wow. now i wish i didnt e-garbage my dead drives.
whats the utility to do it magnetic?
What do you mean?
Good job!
Thanks!
W'sup?
Yonatan24 nothing much, school closed from corona, i skate now too
@@armandozapata7627 Same. That's how I finally got the video done! But any new projects?
FYI I should either have 2 more videos until the end of April, or I'm starting working on another epic bike project, but it'll take me probably 2 months. Haven't decided yet :)
#quarantinecontent
Yonatan24 me and my friends got a minibike running that we got for free. Its 105 cc and its goes zoom zoom compared to a skateboard lol
but the rotary tool existed the whole time?!
#kickinit #oldschool #sawitherefirst
What do you mean?
שמע אתה מלך חחחח הייתי בטוח שזה איזה מניאק מארה"ב עם טון של כלים ואלומיניום חחחח. אליפות!!!!!
ראשון ? יבנה? 0.ם"
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Why would you need to make those aluminum mounting plates with three holes in them to give you one hole when you already have 2 holes there in the first place? I added a rear rack and just used one of the existing holes. I still have one left on each side. You now have none.
I think I wanted it to be adjustable and wanted to have a stuffer connection with the aluminum angle
Now all you need to do is install a Bafang BBSHD mid-drive and a decent 52 volt battery and you'll have a powerful & fun hybrid commuter/MTB!
That is actually very cool, but I actually like the "challenge" of riding a lot (except when it's very hot outside)
Also I'm pretty sure if I modify my bike, I'd have to legally ride it in the road.
Bit thanks for the (pricey!) suggestion, I'll look into it.
@@Yonatan24 I ride my full suspension hybrid MTB/cruizer anywhere I want. With a 52T chainring & a 19T cog I can do 45mph on flats and climb any serious hill around. Last year I showed my police dept & guess what? They asked me to modify their 8 existing patrol bikes one at a time which more than payed for my build! Expensive? Yes but worth every penny when you're 63 years old ;~) lunacycle.com/bafang-bbshd-1000w-middrive-kit/
@@Yonatan24 If you don't need all that assistance & like the challenge then there are options for a lot less$ You want to look low profile but have screaming power right? There are smaller mid-drives and also all sizes of geared hub motors - which are smaller in diameter than magnetic drive. You can turn it on or off - so pedal normally and still hit those hills with ease ;~)
Wow. Is 45mph it seriously legal where you live? That's crazy. 50% more than my max speed.
If I ever had a job that I could bike to, I would definitely mod my bike and add an assisting motor, probably something like this: www.instructables.com/id/Super-Light-Electric-Fixie-Bike/
I ride quite a bit on rough terrain, but I don't mountan bike, sat least right now. If I did I would probably remove the bike rack - that would be a good idea when I think about my previous experiences.
It's insanely hot in the late spring-early fall where I live, and the heat from the road makes me feel like I'm melting, 95 degrees F sometimes. But now that the lock is off my back(pack), it should be a bit better.
Good job.. But useless.. Could buy a good rack in Amazon for fewer bucks
Not true, I didn't spend a single dollar making this bike rack. Also I think it's pretty clear I didn't intend to build a "normal" bike rack.
@@Yonatan24 You feel you didn't spend single dollar because you might have bought the items for other purposes. If you account the material cost, tooling consumption and your effort, you will come to know how much you spent.
I am just seeing the things from my perspective. If I want to replicate what you have done, I need to spend more money than buying from somewhere.
There is no second thought about your work. It's fabulous. You have amazing skills.
Thanks, it's true. I calculated after building it that if I made minimum wage for every hour I spent building it, I could've bought two bikes.
I have an epic video about making something fr my bike that I can't reveal yet in the next couple weeks - stay tuned!