Inside a wind powered shark light for cars
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- This item was suggested by Eric, and reminded me of a similar one I bought a very long time ago.
Not much has changed, except perhaps the strength of the magnet in the mini turbine and the efficiency of the LEDs.
The unit is designed to stick onto your vehicles precious bodywork with double sided tape, and then makes a loud squealing noise and glows dimly when you drive fast enough.
Note that this wouldn't work very well as an ambient wind powered light in your garden, as it requires quite a high airflow to spin it.
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So glad to know that you've got hold of the "high-quality" shark LED light for this tear-down. No point messing around with naff tat.
I wonder what differentiates this one from the low or standard quality version, I believe the low Quality doesn't come with sticky tape so you have to keep your hand on it as you drive along .
@@marklatimer7333 And a hand crank instead of a fan.
Lots of little bits to come flying off, straight
into the windshield of the police car which
happens to be following you on the highway.
LOLZ
17 year old me would have thought this cool. Thankfully when I was 17, LEDs were mostly found in research labs.
Lol. Agreed
When i was 17, led was found on church roofs and fetched a good price!
This would of been cool to put on my bike when I was 10.
My first electronics project ( Everyday Electronics : Damp Locator 1973?) needed a TIL209 Texas LED, I went to my local TV repair shop (there were a lot of these because TVs weren't very reliable back then - something to do with small wooden cases and lots of extremely hot valves and mains dropper resistors, yep no mains transformers in British telly's everything straight off the mains), the man looked at me, the spotty kid, like I was talking science fiction, "We've got diodes but they don't light up".
Got one mail order from Marshall's for 37p (3 weeks pocket money) in the end, it was so dim you could hardly see it.
@@marklatimer7333 I enjoy your crazy gibberish, magic man
I'm not sure why I was expecting more. If nothing else, it serves as a very simple demonstration of basic wind power. It might be fun to hack with a solar garden light, and give it a bit of a reserve to stay lit when you come to a stop. Love all the stuff Clive does!
You can buy educational wind power kits in a lot of places.. this would probably do the job just as well but at a fraction of the cost.
A small capacitor might suffice as a reserve EDIT Maybe not as its an AC output and would require converting to DC.
@@Arachnoid_of_the_underverse Adding a rectifier bridge is no problem but a super cap would be expensive and then you'd have to do some sort of current limiting as well. It gets complicated fast.
@@benbaselet2026 I've seen a few of those kits, but never paid attention to the price. I just like this one based on how visible the generator part is. Now you've got me wondering what the price difference is! EDIT: Surprisingly not that big of difference. This light is about USD $8, and the educational kits range from USD $10 to $20 or so. And for roughly USD $10, a similar light is available in solar power!
Why is it I thoroughly enjoy Clive taking things apart that I would never ever consider purchasing in the first place 🤔 🤣👍🏼
Weir right iy doesnt seem as something i would enjoy watching but i do.
But the downside is now i wanna buy stuff to take apart haha
He’s very zen to listen to and knows his stuff and he’s intellectually honest enough to say when he doesn’t know something and it’s nice to know how things work.
Maybe that's becaues you know that once Big Clive is done with it, it will never go together again.
@@andreasu.3546 that happens by my hand also hahaha
I'm the other way around he tears down the stuff I'm tempted to buy because somehow it may be cool, although I totally know it probably isn't so I don't buy them... most of the time. But silly novelties like that do attract my curiosity, and when I buy them, after being utterly disappointed with the item and myself, I do tear them down. So Clive fulfills that curiosity for these silly things.
Just to clarify, it's less efficient than wiring directly from the car battery. The drag created by this device opposes the car so it takes a slight bit more fuel to get to where you need to go.
I'm sure the noise of it spinning on the roof makes it worth it, especially after about 6 months when the bearings are well adjusted...
@@BLKMGK4 The dual bearings are a soft slippery plastic.
A front mounted license plate will use about .7-1.3 extra gallons(U.S.) of gas per year. Much more than this device will. And yes, there are youtube videos on the subject.
I once bought something similar. A pair with 3 LEDs each that clipped onto your windscreen wipers. I never put them on my car, I just liked the geek value. And pulled one apart of course.
"..make your car more safe to warn other drivers..." Caution Prat approaching. :)
That went through my mind too. Boy racer approach siren.
Another Saturday night spent binge watching Clive's videos because that's the kind of rock and roll life I live 🤟
Big Clive's long term promise of showing us cheap tatt has been realized, yet again.
Thanks, Clive. This was interesting.
I don't know what the laws are in various countries are regarding adding lights, but I know in Australia you can't replace your indicators with blue LEDs or such - they have to remain conformed to the red/amber/clear standards, matching original manufacture.
Over here in Europe (The Netherlands) it's also not allowed to use blue lights on a civilian vehicle. Apart from that you're not really allowed to add much more lighting than necessary to a car; often truckers from abroad are pulled over by police with the kind request to turn off their disco lighting.
Same in UK but you see many cars with blue lamps fitted on/under/ in them.
Reminds me of a science fair project I did back in middle school: four magnets glued to a disk on a wooden dowel which passed over two sets of magnet wire coils with a green LED (probably no reverse protection that I can recall, but this was one of the old style green LEDs which were more robust for that sort of thing). Spin the dowel and the LED flickered a bit. This concept sold as an actual paid product seems rather uninspiring, though.
Might be fun for kids on their bicycle if you could replace the fan blade for a larger one so that lower speeds might spin the generator. Or even wind powered yard lights.
Dunno, 25 mph winds are pretty brisk for many locations. But for a kid's bike, sure. Otherwise, bin food, methinks.
@@tubastuff Change the small blades for a kids Pinwheel, it should spin at 5MPH then.
Yeah sort of like the old playing card and clothespeg gizmo we had back in the 70's nothing complemented yer Chopper better lol
@@garrygemmell5676 I like using balloons hit by the spokes for a deep motor sound. Well until the balloons break.
The garden light idea is interesting. Wind and solar with storage has commonly used to make things like environmental monitoring an all year round option ...
That's pretty similar to the microgenerator in those novelty faucet addons that light up an LED with different colors, depending on the temperature of the water (using a thermistor in contact with the water).
Should I admit I have one of these connected to my kitchen tap? Definitely just a novelty, though it’s accurate enough to let me know when the water is hot enough for use.
I wonder if this would work on a kid's bike. Perhaps as a "Ludicrous Speed" indicator.
As long as you make the kid go over 25 Mph.... 🤣
You could make one with a larger 'turbine' (fan blades) and a dc motor/generator which would work at lower speeds
More effective to have a dynamo
Easy to do with a slightly bigger fan. For greater entertainment value, I'd make the colors change as the speed increased.
If him blowing on it makes it work i bet you'd get something going.
The review about it making too much noise and having to come off the care reminded me of a story. When my children were very little we'd go on road trips to visit my parents. We had a big luggage bag that we'd strap down to our car. I'd run the strap over the car, put the bag on top of it, then fix the straps over the bag. The straps went around the bag like a belt basically. One time we hit the highway, and suddenly there was a high pitched noise. I pulled over to check everything and nothing was out of wack, so I started back up again. I hit speed, and the noise was back. It turns out that the bag was sitting on top of the roof rack, and the strap went under it, so the wind from driving so fast was able to vibrate the strap and make a noise. I couldn't take care of it right there on the highway, so I thought for a minute and grabbed a diaper. I stuffed the diaper under the strap, and it was very tight. So tight that the strap couldn't vibrate anymore. We drove home with a diaper holding our strap in place so it wouldn't make any noise!
That's why you put a twist in the strap.
I remember driving my mum's car and there was a horrendous banging sound coming from the car at speed. Sounded like the thing was away to fall apart. Eventually realised that it was a flag she'd attached to the aerial, and at a certain speed it would rhythmically smack at very high speed onto the roof of the car, creating a very disconcerting noise inside the cabin.
Basically, if we've learnt anything from this it's to be careful sticking things to the roof of your car.
@@tooler731 We started putting the bag on first, then run the strap over the bag, under the roof rack, then over the bag again. That worked really well. But the twist sounds brilliant.
@@rickseiden1 That's what we've always done on our trucks. If you have a long stretch where the strap isn't going to be tight against something it will vibrate like a guitar string, put a twist or two in the strap (doesn't affect the strength) and there's no vibration. I've seen guys tear roof racks off of cars by letting the straps vibrate.
LEDs are getting so efficient... I just replaced a failed first-generation CREE LED bulb (with the big, finned, metal base and rubberized glass bulb) in my pantry. It's on an old X10 light switch. The new LED bulb won't even turn off due to the leakage current the switch uses to power itself but now operates in "nearly enough light" and "plenty bright" modes.
funny because consumer led bulbs arent even anywhere near the efficiency of high end chips. leds truly are miracle technology
If your connectors are unpolarized (Schuko?), try turning the plug of the lamp or the X10 switch 180°.
I have three of those old rubbery feeling bulbs in my bathroom, still all working fine.
@Andreas U. i think its an al old smart switch that only requires 2 wires and relied on the conductivity of a turned-off incandescent bulb to get its neutral connection
The best part about this product is when you hit a pedestrian, the Fast Lane Styling Wind Powered Shark LED Light slides off your roof and perfectly slices the throat of anyone in your way, making your travel adventures a lot more efficient and reliable, while looking the part. The only upgrade this could use would be a rubber band so it comes back once it's been used, to be ready for the next deployment.
I think you should wind the coil again and connect it up, run an electric drill on the spindle and look at the waveform on a scope. 🙂
I love you way they give you double sided sticky tape to stick it on the car but the bottom just simply slides off 😂
I love your restrained excitement as you read the supplier's description
That's Clive's best voice for reading text which falls into the twilight zone between Chinese and English.
The fact that there's a blue light on these makes them illegal in many countries, or at least put you at a serious risk of being pulled over for further investigation. Not to mention it looks tacky as heck.
My sidelights are blue. They got through M.O.T. so must be ok.
As an added hazard, if the double sided tape doesn't maintain its grip then the unit will probably fly off and crash through the windscreen of any following vehicle.
@@rogerhargreaves2272 they are illegal in most European counties thought
@@rogerhargreaves2272 I mean, the UK isn't the only place in the world...
In the US, I got pulled over for LED light strips INSIDE the vehicle set to a static teal color and was told "you can't have any color lights" (which is NOT true).
@@rogerhargreaves2272 They are absolutely illegal. It's just most cops don't give a shit.
I guess the real purpose of this device, is to draw attention to a car that is bristling with all the essential add-ons. Passers by will gaze in awe at this fully pimped up street machine. For example, headlight eyelashes, drivers seat that is so low the driver can't see out, a fat exhaust that uses 82% of available engine power to deafen everyone within a 2 mile radius, dropped suspension that prevents the car going over speed bumps, stereo so loud that the driver can't hear that expensive exhaust, underbody lighting, so the driver can find parts that were shaken off the car by vibrations from the exhaust and/or stereo, and illegal racing headlights to compensate for the over blacked out windows.
Ah, hello fellow resident of Bradford!
Probably for the best it doesn’t work well. Most places, in the USA at least, forbid you from having any blue lights on your car anywhere,especially on top.
I suddenly remember making wind turbines with DC motors in shop class.
This would be fun to use on the top of an RC airplane. Give it a cool light feature while flying :)
For once, I was able to reverse engineer the circuit myself 😂
but do you know why the red LED was wired in "reverse"
Haha, same!
@@draketungsten74 say what?
@@kennmossman8701 I was able to reverse engineer the circuit for once. I was responding to the original post.
The two windings will not be wired opposite each other if the magnet is two pole. It would only be wired opposite each other if the magnet was magnetized as four pole.
I could see those creating all sorts of issues, since most locales prohibit red and blue lights... That adhesive isn't 3M VHB so it's probably not going to last long... And barring all of that, it'll probably crap out fairly quickly due to rain and dirt ingress.
"Wind-powered shark light, doo-doo-do-do-do-doo..."
Potential risk of it detaching and damaging the vehicle behind.
True - I believe it's illegal in the UK to display a blue light, as these are reserved for emergency vehicles. £50 fixed penalty and/or a court case 😯
You would get pulled over by the polis for one its illegal in the UK!
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I've been watching this channel for so many years ive learned how so many things work and have become a more useful human because of them
Oooh! I need to make my car more attraction. I should get one!
Oh, Clive! Could you do a "The Manual of Best Chinglish" fireside reading? For the holidays, 2022?
Super attraction! For make you happy! Live beautiful with make colorful light!
It’s so good to see this shining example of top quality Chinese merchandise. It’s shining inner turbine with ball race bearings and road legal LED’s , it’s great quality weather resistant seals and heavy duty wiring. It’s Reminds me of the high quality items on the nine o’clock new sketch The gift shop . 😁
Between flame decals and shark lights, which one makes your car go faster?
Nah,for "real speed" you need a set of furry dice 🤣🤣
Stripes
Speed holes
Feed the "generator" with some ac, give it a bit of a spin and you might have a synchronous motor. Pity you unwound all the wire!
Time for TH-cam Re-Wind >:P
"LED light to warn other drivers"
That's one way to describe my driving 😂
Blue lights on the exterior of a vehicle are only allowed on emergency vehicles so 1st time the police stop you is a warning and second stop = 3 points. but the boy & girl racers in their 1 liter 3 cylinder cars will still buy them to go with the blue tint headlights and blue led dust caps...
Yep. In the UK it's Road Traffic Act, Vehicle Lighting Regs, which basically say certain lights are compulsory (headlights etc), and everything else is forbidden, then lists the exceptions to the verboten bits (police, fire etc). Retroreflective stuff is also covered.
It depends entirely on where one lives. In Ontario, and probably the rest of Canada but I have not checked, a flashing blue light by itself indicates a road maintenance vehicle dealing with snow or ice, or preparing for either. Such vehicles with blue flashing lights may not have a red flashing light in combination as red and blue flashing lights are reserved for emergency vehicles.
Some other colours reserved for flashing lights in Ontario:
- Green flashing lights are used by volunteer fire fighters responding to an emergency (not the emergency vehicles)
- Purple is used for funerals
They could add those deer whistles to it to make it have a purpose.
Ha ha, repel the deer but attract the moths
Thank you for demonstrating your superior blowing skills...
The best thing about it is that when it stops working after a few miles you won't even know because you can't see it, unless it's mounted on your bonnet.
You blew .08 on that breathalyser Clive! 🙂
Another interesting thing to consider with these is legality. Here in Australia, you can't mount certain (red or blue) colored lights to vehicles (penalties are $110-$650 on the spot, or $2200 if you take it to court).
As always, before modifying your vehicle, make sure you aren't breaking any local laws.
Green is also illegal. Because traffic lights. Some idiot where I live had green parking lights (on a silver car - it wasn't even nice looking) and would drive around with them on all the time. Until he pulled up to the ATM one day and the highway patrol pulled up next to him and waited for him to come back to the car 😂
General rule for lights on cars/trucks... Don't do anything you haven't seen hundreds of on the streets.
I should also add that my Nissan Leaf has a blue glowing logo on the front of the charge hatch when the headlights are on... Looks a bit cool and tacky at the same time. I'm fairly sure it doesn't meet the ADRs, yet the car is approved for Australia.
@@tin2001 Cops'll let you get away with a lot more if something is factory-fitted. Attaching blue and red lights to your roof with double-sided tape will not earn you friends among them, though.
These small generators should be great to take apart and use the magnet with a hall effect position sensor. You just gave me a great idea indeed!
I just want to tape it to the hood of my Camaro and see how fast I can drive before the LEDs start popping from excessive voltage. Even better would be to use the air compressor and see how fast 150 psi of air makes it spin. Probably would be quite destructive, dangerous, and FUN!
This man has every possible electronic device under the sun, yet apparently didn't have a small fan to activate that thing instead of blowing on it manually lol
It would take a compressed air line to make this thing work.
You could connect the fan up to your cigarette lighter so that it blows backwards and makes your car faster.
Them blue lights on top of your car would be illegal as hell over here.... Any other colors than white at the front and red at the back are a no go in Holland....
What about orange/yellow warning lights on top for roadside working vehicles? Like tractors, excavators, tow trucks or those trucks servicing the street lights (among many others)? At least in Sweden there doesn't seem to be any restrictions on who can have those, but you need to have a clear and legitimate reason to *use* them (which is one heck of a vague wording, but then I suppose it might be a pain to list all possible groups who might have to park and work in weird places along roads).
Same in UK. Although people still try.
Will last until the first rain.
Up in deer country (like Pennsylvania) people use these fan whistles on the hood or elsewhere to try to clear the dear off the road. These have been around for a long time in cheap catalogues. I suspect this fan blade makes quite a noise as well.
I've often wondered if those whistles work as advertised. Do they?
Asking because I can't be arsed to acquire a car or truck so equipped and then engage deer in a high-speed chase to find out for myself.
@@michaelthibault7930 Not sure if you're joking, but in deer country...deer chase *you* .
Not willing to stick it on your vehicle?? How about on your hardhat? 🤣 🤣
Awesome wind powered light big Clive
For a pretty simple device, this is quite genial for its simplicity. It would be nice to have some of these on my window since here it winds a lot (enough to dry clothes from simply opening two windows for the air to pass). Maybe changing its specs for lower turbine speeds would be nice as well.
Best regards!
As a wind power fan and turbine operator, I think our service Sprinters desperately need this.
It seems like this would only appeal to teens who are still too young to drive. But on the other hand: when I was 17, blue LEDs were pretty rare and expensive and it was considered "cool" to have a random blue LED inside your car for some reason.
Would look awesome on the roof rack of my service van. No chance of it being heard over the noise of the rack, one would think
I feel like this will get you pulled over especially if they had a version that flashes.
Interesting. I wonder whether it would mess with the aerodynamics by atleast a tiny bit since it is a turbine of sorts. And I would also wonder by how much the speed of the motor reduces with a higher load. This simple design means that it probably only costs like 5 pounds max to even manufacture. I like it. And I also wonder why they did not use a DC motor instead of a coil with a shaft with magnets since it should infact reduce manufacturing costs. The only reason why i think they did not use a direct motor is because of the amount of torque it needs to start up which may affect the speeds at which the car would need to go for the device to work. And the part where you said "It blows completely off the vehicle" made me fall of my chair laughing. (no joke) Great video as always
I suspect this would actually have quite a significant impact (negatively) on the MPG of the car.
Mpg would drop from 40mpg to 39.99999999mpg
@@siedliko really not sure I agree. Cars are ridiculously aerodynamic these days and have been for years. Unless you're American ? American cars (and these horrible SUVs and sedans) are not aerodynamic at all. You a Yank?
@@InvisibleYetVisible lmaooo
If installed on a sedan before the transition from roof to rear window, it could help slightly. Lookup vortex generators.
I thought you were going to spin it up with a compressor, still would be fun to "find it's limits"
Its a PAD = Police Attraction Device.
I'm pretty sure that in the UK anything other than a police car displaying a blue light is breaking the law. Similarly showing a red light on the front of a car will get you in trouble.
On the other hand, based on your review Clive, the chances are the thing(s) would probably fly off into the gutter before PC Plod got out their notebook. Then, on the off chance that the thing didn't end up in the gutter, it sounds like the LED's would be so dim that PC Plod wouldn't even notice them.
What a cunning device, for offering boy racers the chance to avoid getting into trouble with the law because the thing is so craptacular ... genius when you think about it ... ;-)
I'll probably find one of these on the side of the road while riding home on a windy night
I had the earlier version (all chrome and not "shark" shaped) on a motorcycle for about a year. It worked pretty well and was still working when I removed it while working on something but I didn't bother putting it back.
I wasn't expecting much, but that was much less than what I was expecting! Maybe next time jazz it up Clive 😁😁
Considering it's for automotive use, I just love how they just ram everything inside, let those wire wiggle in the debris
Quite elaborately packaged for a magnet wire purchase.
I'm admittedly an idiot when it comes to electronics, but if you were to connect the turbine blade to a little hobby motor, would it also generate electricity that could drive the LEDs?
Yes, but I don't think it would be efficient.
All motors have the potential to be really shit generators.
All generators have the potential to be really shit motors.
Similarly,
All LEDs have the potential to be really shit solar panels.
All solar panels have the potential to be really shit LEDs.
Just wondering
how many of these could you buy for the cost of the 'upgrade' that makes your exhaust pipe say 'bang' when you change gear?
On a car no... but the 11 year old inner ME says "damn want that for my BIKE!"
Thanks from Texas Clive
I hope they start including a couple of self tapping screws in the kit 😉
The Bob Ross version of AvE? Subscribed!
finally, clean free energy for everyone!
hope to see more of those air purifier/ionizer thingymajigz from eBay be tested/taken to bits. they're small, but i question whether they do anything at all. saw one usb powered with some kind of plastic arch design and a mains powered generic lookin' one with vents on the bottom.
If they work, they create ozone, which is considered a pollutant.
Sorry to hear you have been ill--glad you are feeling better now. Looking forward to seeing you.
Wind Powered Shark Light? - SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY. Land Shark!
Okay but tbh the idea of this is awesome not so much the finished product but the idea of using the wind to make light go burr is cool, af
I have often wondered about the feasibility of wind-powered bike lights as I raced home from work. Now I can have a flashing shark on my helmet; I just hope they haven't sold out!
The ones I bought are chrome plated bars with a drive motor from a CD drive, like the one that drives the "cup holder". They have double stick tape but are meant to be stuck to the front bumper.
The cars are not allowed to have blue lights, only emergency vehicles, so one could get stopped for having the blue lights. Thanks, Clive. Interesting!
Wow, bare bones electronics there!
I wonder how you could build one to get the best performance? Maybe some kind of supercap to smooth out and extend the runtime.
I don't know why but I get those flashbacks to good ol' days when I see his videos. Wow, the selection of what he takes apart is so good? Hey Clive, do you have some list or something for this. 🤣
This reminds me of adding a neon lamp to the top of the CB aerial back in the 80s'.
"I'm not really planning on sticking it on my vehicle"
C'mooooon
I cant find an appropriate place in your videos to ask this question, so I will just ask.
Does RF absorbing fabric really work, and if it does will it protect against EMP, and do you believe there will be an authentic need for such protection in our immediate future or future -future or even at all. ? ? ? ? ?
Metal mesh is often used to screen some electronic items by making a Faraday cage. But there's a quack industry selling screening hats and other clothing to protect from 5G and other RF systems. In reality there's no risk and they're just cashing in on hysteria which they help promote.
lol how cute, reminds me of those mini turbos!
Every product on the market should have a teardown video on youtube
I saw the generator alone themselves available online for about $3-4. One ad says 15v another says 22v but those voltages are probably open circuit at full tilt spin.
I love EnGrish instructions.
I can't think of any car crappy enough that this would look good on.....
not much point buying this in the UK. Only emergency vehicles can show blue lights. But who would want it stuck on thier roof 🤷♂️ great video 2x👍
Well, it's actually tri-color, so I'm sure the coppers will more likely wonder why you'd want to adorn your car like a Christmas tree in July, while sounding like a drove of angry buzzing mosquitoes.
They would look wicked on your panda car though
@@TheRealBobHickman very cheerful. ☺
@@luisderivas6005 true, it needs some bearings I think.
Wouldn't it more accurately be a "remora light"?
I have one of these inside a shower head, with flashing LEDs. When you turn the shower on, the turbine spins and the shower head goes into disco mode.
The plus side to that little generator design is that it'll be really easy to make something like it at home, especially if one has a 3D printer. I'd agree it's a horrible choice for durability in that application, but might be useful for (say) a bike headlamp?
You would have to go very fast and have a pretty big turbine to make it at all usefull I presume.
There's so much magnetic leakage you won't be able to extract any useful amount of power. You might make something to make yourself a bit more visible but it won't light up the road at all.
glad I can get a device that will make my car more visible than all the many many brighter lights my car comes with LOL
an extra 35bhp for the mobile jazz bands😂😂
I'm surprised Toei's never made Kamen Rider themed versions of those lights. For those not familiar with it, Kamen Rider is a long-running Japanese superhero franchise. The first one was basically a cyborg with a turbine on his belt that gave him the energy to transform into his super-powered form after driving fast enough on his motorcycle.
Double sided tape...
Yup, that's the most elegant way to attach accessories to your car!
Ironic that in order to add bling, the paint job is damaged. Oh wait! These gadgets are meant to cover scratches, right?
@@robert_g_fbg😎
Reminiscent of the LED shower heads that have a rotor and light up. For some reason I find mine most enjoyable.
Clive, I found you videos very interesting and educative!
One thing: is it possible to make your voice a little clearer (more treble o less bass), it's a little "bassy" for my not so young ears :). Thanks!
“Yeah, my car uses renewables 😎”
By the looks of it it won’t survive the first car wash.
Kind of like a camp version of the Stuka Jericho trumpet
Love your stuff, man.
i would have loved one of these on my bike as a kid
I love your reviews of "landfill ready" Chinese imports.