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Can't find a decent lawnmower for 200 but you find a whole mortcycle lmao Guys I don't need a mower....the International construction contractors office is less than 50 ft from my house lmfao...we have equipment
I hope your not expecting to get one that runs and has tires lol the engine might even come separately. Unless you just want a push mower then your lieing about you can’t find one
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Right
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Extremely rare instance. Motorcycle cycle prices right now just like cars are through the roof
In 98 I bought a Yamaha special 2 mint ran great no scratches or ripped seats 150 bucks plus 2 helmets. I rode it for 5 years
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It’s fun until you’re the friend working on the shit alone and not being paid for it lol
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Leaving somebody alone while they fix your shit is just beyond rude I may take advantage of the fact my friends are mechanics but at least I give them beer hangout and wrench the shit i understand
I have been in that spot. A friend and i decided to try to get into mini stock racing, a poor man’s sport. We bought a running and ready car along with a roller. We replaced all the body panels and painted it, that’s where the “we” ended. I spent all my free time reading the rule book and getting the car ready to race. The first race weekend we go to load the car on the trailer and my buddy decided to do a few donuts instead. He slammed it into a rock and popped a tire and bent the rim and control arm, no race today. I spent the next week fixing the car. Now i load it on the trailer, get to the track and unload it. He went out for hot laps, lost it in a turn and hit the wall head on which of course crumpled the front of the car and broke the other control arm. I gave up on the whole thing and we sold the whole set up and split the money. I never once got to race the car
@@RapidRedRider sounds like a case of a bad friend. After crapping the car up the first time you shouldve sent that straight to your friend and made him pay for all the shit and at the very least you should’ve been the first to race it lol. Probably a good lesson learnt from you.
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We took off the black paint and found gold underneath! *Immediately paints it black again*
Bought a 66 Mustang off my uncle about 2 years ago. Thing sat outside for 15 years, it was rusty, and an all around lawn ornament. I am proud to announce after purchasing and sinking stupid amounts of money into it, it is still not running and sitting in my garage in 30 pieces
@@chrishavill6458 I actually got it running and driving. It’s out of commission right now due to some small issues but I’m just waiting on a few parts to get it on the road again. By some miracle it actually passed state inspection
Hopefully he didn’t give it to you thinking you’d keep it. My uncle sold my cousin a truck for cheap because he needed it for work. The next week he calls my uncle and told him “hey I sold that truck and made $1500”. My uncle called him an idiot and said he sold it to him because he thought he needed it. He knew he could get more out of it.
@100GTAGUY on some engines the spark plug sits far down in there. A spark plug socket can stay stuck to the plug and come off of an extension. So the hose works really well in times like that... and you can feel what you are doing really easy
@Kameron Ghadiri I have a infiniti q45 and the spark plugs are on the side of the block and about 6 inches in. So it's hard to do like I usually would on like a chevy or Honda
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Figured out how he got it so cheap, he robbed someone for the bike and felt guilty so he left $200 dollars
In 2010 I bought a car('91 Delta 88 Oldsmobile) for $11.20. It was multiple colored, with a dragon on both front doors, a spiraling universe on the hood with flowers painted everywhere else. I was followed home nightly from work to the apartment by the local Fuzz. It drove me from Denver-->KC-->Denver-->KC (2 years) before its demise. Not bad for under 12 bucks.
@@felipebarajas7219 I only had 20 bucks & it took $8.80 to transfer the title from the woman I bought it from to me, so i gave her the balance of the twenty which is $11.20...
@tydatv2674 Idk why you'd say that I've got quite a few old shitty mc's for free & seen ALOT of others for free that wasn't worth the time to even pickup for free
'200' from a friend and sold for 2k. that's not including the 1k+ in rebuild parts as well as the thousands of dollars of tools necessary. this video is bullshit. it's not this easy to flip something.
Yea I sold a 1986 Honda atc250r that ran good but was pretty clapped out suspension wise and everything else for 300 bucks couple weeks later the guy restored it and sold it for 4K 😂🤦♂️
Bought a bike from a guy who couldn't get it running due to valve timing and gave up on it. He said to send him a video if I got it running. The next day I had a video to send. He was not very happy lol.
He can't differentiate the difference between a sketchy bike feeling sketchy and a bike being fast😂 I choked on my coffee when he said it was fast!! LOL
Best damn advice you could possibly give someone. I'm pretty damn broke but if I want something nice then I'm damn well gonna get something nice. Needed a PC but couldn't afford one that was fast enough to do what I need cause it was gonna be like ~$800. Searched on ebay for a few weeks and found a 2015 Dell PowerEdge R620 server (basically it's a big ass computer used by companies for networking and storage) for $150. Slapped a low profile Quadro P620 in it and it can do everything I need it to do and more. The thing's SUPER overkill and has DUAL E5-2690v2's with 20 cores and 40 threads total. Pretty much all computers have 1 CPU and often times 4 cores. I have 2 CPUs and 20 cores for $150. Things a beast and I can't even use more than 15% of it's total power lmfao. Problem was a server rack (basically the case for it) is like minimum $100. So I went on craigslist and found a bunch of free wood and built a damn server rack for free by hand. It works damn good and even though I have a job now and could afford to get a real metal one I just haven't cause it works perfectly fine. I've done this with so many things in life. From cars to computers to expensive clothes (bought $80 shirts on eBay for $20 lol) and gadgets. If I can't afford something I either make/do it myself or I figure out a way to buy it WAY cheaper than it's supposed to be. I wouldn't have even half the shit I have if it wasn't for broke ingenuity
People who say this have never really been poor. Just like people with only 200$ and no trailer, tools, parts, paint, and mechanical experience aren't gonna rebuild a bike and sell it for 2k. The internet is so stupid but your avy makes perfect sense.
Picked up a Buick lesabre that was shifting hard, known and common issue. Lots of labor hours getting to the transmission but if you’ve ever done a front suspension, you can handle it. 180k miles, two owner grandma car, picked it up for $1000 cash and drove it home. Did spark plugs ($120), oil change ($50), transmission solenoids ($130), and cleaned it up. Interior still mint condition almost (that’s important). Learn a skill, don’t just expect to get money by scamming people. $1000 is what the Buick WAS worth, I added value via my knowledge of mechanics and my 20 or so labor hours ($800) Also, I took a financial risk buying an old, possibly unreliable car. Luckily it’s reliable and I’d feel good selling it to anyone, but I think I’ll keep it. 30mpg on the highway! Could sell it for $3000 any day of the week tho.
@@Drew-bc7zj would’ve been $70 on rockauto I know. Was hoping all it needed was plugs so I changed them out one weekend, bought parts from autozone and they had to be ACDelco of course.
@@Drew-bc7zj I think it was more like: Spark plugs $50 Wires $50 Front brakes (rotors, calipers, pads) $220 Front left lower control arm (I broke the ball joint and fuck changing those rivets) $75 Outer tie rod end $20 Sway bar links $10 Shift solenoid (2) $35 pressure control solenoid $20 ECM(?) solenoid $30 So like $500ish in parts after shipping, taxes. Also had to buy a second floor Jack, and a few basic tools I didn’t have, like a waste oil tray-jug thing, a 24mm impact socket, was a few hundred by the time I was done at harbor freight. Very fun, great learning experience and confidence boost.
I bought a 1977 Honda Goldwing for 200 as my first project, all it needed was a coil pack for 80 bucks. Did my first paint job too, and it wasn't a rattle can. All that is left is registration
Sick! I love shitbox projects! My first motorcycle was a 1982 Suzuki GN400 single cylinder metric cruiser that was I think 40 bucks. I did some trick motor work and swapped the carb, lowered it all around. Stripped it completely, and added a 7/8" black pipe from Home Depot for a drag bar. I sold it a year later for 2200. It was a ton of fun. I like y'all's projects. Keep it up
Had a friend that bought a " bobber" told me it was too dangerous because the throttle sticks open. Yes he put taller handlebars on and it was just the cable. The beauty of used motorcycles is a lot of people want one not many know how to take care of it. All you need basic skills and balls at least be raised by somebody with balls
It has to contain some amount liquor to be a chargeable offense, in my state, though an empty bottle is reason to search a vehicle or give a breathalyzer.
@the real Aloy also the fact that you said that the new ones are great tells me all I need to know the new ford's are junk every mechanic I talk to says ford's are absolutely garbage. Just wait till you get body control module issues then you'll be singing a different song
I bought a 86 Yamaha xs1000 special or 25$ a couple years ago. Guy was learning on it and layed it over in his driveway. Knocked a mirror off and broke some stuff on the handle bar. Long story short his wife made him get rid of it. 25$ came with a key and title and only 2500 miles. I rebuilt the handle bars, replaced the rubber intake manifolds and sold it for 3500. Still one of my best flips to this day
I bought an old four wheeler that I happen to have parts for for like $400, took it home, put all the best parts on it and then made the mistake of selling it to my brother-in-law for $700 because it was old and I didn’t expect that it would fetch much. Apparently it was a nicer condition than I realized because he immediately turned around and sold it for $1100 and then the guy that bought it from him turned around a week later and sold it for $1650. And that’s how I learned to think about the value of what you have thoroughly before you sell it 💀
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great work! I bet your friends had a blast building it too
I like that ingenuity of using the screwdriver tape to the spark plug to place it into the hole. But what I typically use is a piece of 3/8” vinyl tubing .
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It’s a start to a whole different kind of addiction 😂
I did the same thing with my first motorcycle. It was a 2005 Suzuki Intruder Volusia Cali Edition. I got it for $500 from my buddy, we worked in the plants together. It was his brothers bike that passed away and it had sat up for 5 years. I completely rebuilt it from the ground up (myself btw) not knowing a thing about motorcycles and I completed it in about 3 weeks. I rode it for a while. Almost killed myself on it and ended up selling it. After I completed it I realized I have a talent for raising old bikes from the grave. I suggest for anyone whow never tried doiing this before to try it out. Its a beautiful thing to see a dead old beat up motorcycle come back to life with your own hands and gives you the best feeling in the world. ✌️
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How much money did you put into repairs?
Can't find a decent lawnmower for 200 but you find a whole mortcycle lmao
Guys I don't need a mower....the International construction contractors office is less than 50 ft from my house lmfao...we have equipment
I hope your not expecting to get one that runs and has tires lol the engine might even come separately. Unless you just want a push mower then your lieing about you can’t find one
Right
Extremely rare instance. Motorcycle cycle prices right now just like cars are through the roof
Well done
In 98 I bought a Yamaha special 2 mint ran great no scratches or ripped seats 150 bucks plus 2 helmets. I rode it for 5 years
It’s fun until you’re the friend working on the shit alone and not being paid for it lol
Leaving somebody alone while they fix your shit is just beyond rude I may take advantage of the fact my friends are mechanics but at least I give them beer hangout and wrench the shit i understand
I have been in that spot. A friend and i decided to try to get into mini stock racing, a poor man’s sport. We bought a running and ready car along with a roller. We replaced all the body panels and painted it, that’s where the “we” ended. I spent all my free time reading the rule book and getting the car ready to race. The first race weekend we go to load the car on the trailer and my buddy decided to do a few donuts instead. He slammed it into a rock and popped a tire and bent the rim and control arm, no race today. I spent the next week fixing the car. Now i load it on the trailer, get to the track and unload it. He went out for hot laps, lost it in a turn and hit the wall head on which of course crumpled the front of the car and broke the other control arm. I gave up on the whole thing and we sold the whole set up and split the money. I never once got to race the car
Alone fix means alone sale and alone money. Not a problem.
@@RapidRedRider alone also means not letting them fuck up your car. Working on it or driving.
Love your username btw. 😏
@@RapidRedRider sounds like a case of a bad friend. After crapping the car up the first time you shouldve sent that straight to your friend and made him pay for all the shit and at the very least you should’ve been the first to race it lol. Probably a good lesson learnt from you.
We took off the black paint and found gold underneath! *Immediately paints it black again*
properly this time
Gold glitter does not go well in a motorcycle
@@FinePrintKR bullshit
Buys it for 200..it never runs...he dresses it up and sells it for 2k to some poor sucker..
@LIFE is A. Small Lesson its a youtube short. He doesn't talk about the boring stuff
“And guess what,
After spending another $5,000 on repairs,
We sold it for $2,000!”
Exactly what I thought
you clearly didnt see the jack dani bottle prob spent more on booze than parts lmao
When the cop gives you an open container charge for the jack bottles
If he did I'd tell him to drink it
Alex, I'll take "things you should not put on a vehicle" for $500
I don't think it would even matter even if it was full of real liquor. It's a motorcycle not a car
@@fwix771 are you dumb?
@Fwix what are you implying? That it's okay to drink and ride but not drink and drive? 😂
Props for accepting the challenge! Way to go, kid!:
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Bought a 66 Mustang off my uncle about 2 years ago. Thing sat outside for 15 years, it was rusty, and an all around lawn ornament. I am proud to announce after purchasing and sinking stupid amounts of money into it, it is still not running and sitting in my garage in 30 pieces
Is it a Fastback?
@@darthjarjar2742 No it’s a coupe. It’s got the original I6 with 74k miles
Only 30? That's progress! Keep it up. Couple of hours here and they
@@chrishavill6458 I actually got it running and driving. It’s out of commission right now due to some small issues but I’m just waiting on a few parts to get it on the road again. By some miracle it actually passed state inspection
Sounds like my Chevelle I bought from my neighbor 6 years ago. Running now, but still in 100 pieces.😀
Hopefully he didn’t give it to you thinking you’d keep it. My uncle sold my cousin a truck for cheap because he needed it for work. The next week he calls my uncle and told him “hey I sold that truck and made $1500”. My uncle called him an idiot and said he sold it to him because he thought he needed it. He knew he could get more out of it.
Hey cuz, your Uncle story don't add up
douche move right there
@@jonpierce734 what doesn’t add up?
@@jonpierce734everyone wanna be an Internet Sherlock
I get what he's trying to say. About selling a truck that was sold for cheap just to help out. Sounds about like the family I have.
A tip that I use.
Instead of taping a the sparkplug to a screw driver.
I stick the plug in a piece of hose. Like vacuum line. Works really well
Also helps with threading the plug correctly so you don’t strip , great trick .
Stick it into your socket driver for your spark plug
@100GTAGUY on some engines the spark plug sits far down in there. A spark plug socket can stay stuck to the plug and come off of an extension. So the hose works really well in times like that... and you can feel what you are doing really easy
I just line it up and drop it in
@Kameron Ghadiri I have a infiniti q45 and the spark plugs are on the side of the block and about 6 inches in. So it's hard to do like I usually would on like a chevy or Honda
Figured out how he got it so cheap, he robbed someone for the bike and felt guilty so he left $200 dollars
If you have a $200 bike that runs and rides, you've already won.
In 2010 I bought a car('91 Delta 88 Oldsmobile) for $11.20. It was multiple colored, with a dragon on both front doors, a spiraling universe on the hood with flowers painted everywhere else. I was followed home nightly from work to the apartment by the local Fuzz. It drove me from Denver-->KC-->Denver-->KC (2 years) before its demise. Not bad for under 12 bucks.
Hahaha wtf why the extra 20 cents 😂or why not round up to $12?
20 cents?
@Dawn soap yeah it was $11.20, why not just take $11 or just take $12? Or $20 😂 11.20 is such a precise amount
Hey guys quit questioning it. If you're going to sell a car for that cheap you better expect he wanted his extra $0.20
@@felipebarajas7219 I only had 20 bucks & it took $8.80 to transfer the title from the woman I bought it from to me, so i gave her the balance of the twenty which is $11.20...
That's the best $200 bike I've ever seen, that's likely why you got 2k on the long end!
Is it the spine crushing seat that made you fall in love?
You can’t believe everything you see or hear lol
200 from a friend lmao so basically just a gift
@tydatv2674 Idk why you'd say that I've got quite a few old shitty mc's for free & seen ALOT of others for free that wasn't worth the time to even pickup for free
'200' from a friend and sold for 2k. that's not including the 1k+ in rebuild parts as well as the thousands of dollars of tools necessary. this video is bullshit. it's not this easy to flip something.
Usually this is not the case I sold my broken bike for $300 and it needed a new engine. They guy wanted it either way at least
Yup. Usually if I see anything less than $1000 I won't even entertain it unless I can compression test. And even then I'm still scared of it
Yea I sold a 1986 Honda atc250r that ran good but was pretty clapped out suspension wise and everything else for 300 bucks couple weeks later the guy restored it and sold it for 4K 😂🤦♂️
@@JuanGarcia-oz6sg That's hard man.
Bought a bike from a guy who couldn't get it running due to valve timing and gave up on it. He said to send him a video if I got it running. The next day I had a video to send. He was not very happy lol.
@@JuanGarcia-oz6sg Those are worth a ton of money my man! I would've bought that off you in less than a second for 300 bucks!
You lied about one thing, that bike is not fast. But you're absolutely right about it always being broken
Yeah, as soon as he said "fast" I immediately thought that this guy must not know much about bikes lol.
He can't differentiate the difference between a sketchy bike feeling sketchy and a bike being fast😂 I choked on my coffee when he said it was fast!! LOL
Being poor don't mean you don't have to have nice shit, you just have to make it nice. -Jesus
Best damn advice you could possibly give someone. I'm pretty damn broke but if I want something nice then I'm damn well gonna get something nice. Needed a PC but couldn't afford one that was fast enough to do what I need cause it was gonna be like ~$800. Searched on ebay for a few weeks and found a 2015 Dell PowerEdge R620 server (basically it's a big ass computer used by companies for networking and storage) for $150. Slapped a low profile Quadro P620 in it and it can do everything I need it to do and more. The thing's SUPER overkill and has DUAL E5-2690v2's with 20 cores and 40 threads total. Pretty much all computers have 1 CPU and often times 4 cores. I have 2 CPUs and 20 cores for $150. Things a beast and I can't even use more than 15% of it's total power lmfao. Problem was a server rack (basically the case for it) is like minimum $100. So I went on craigslist and found a bunch of free wood and built a damn server rack for free by hand. It works damn good and even though I have a job now and could afford to get a real metal one I just haven't cause it works perfectly fine.
I've done this with so many things in life. From cars to computers to expensive clothes (bought $80 shirts on eBay for $20 lol) and gadgets. If I can't afford something I either make/do it myself or I figure out a way to buy it WAY cheaper than it's supposed to be. I wouldn't have even half the shit I have if it wasn't for broke ingenuity
Every poor person I know over spends.
Me, 40 bucks of groceries every 5 days. My one friend spends 40 a day.
But being poor also means if you want to eat and want nice things, you won't have any time to do both if you plan to also work to afford to eat.
People who say this have never really been poor. Just like people with only 200$ and no trailer, tools, parts, paint, and mechanical experience aren't gonna rebuild a bike and sell it for 2k. The internet is so stupid but your avy makes perfect sense.
@@NotMe-ej9yz If you have all that extra money to buy sh!t other than people bills and food, why did you consider yourself broke?
Picked up a Buick lesabre that was shifting hard, known and common issue. Lots of labor hours getting to the transmission but if you’ve ever done a front suspension, you can handle it.
180k miles, two owner grandma car, picked it up for $1000 cash and drove it home. Did spark plugs ($120), oil change ($50), transmission solenoids ($130), and cleaned it up. Interior still mint condition almost (that’s important).
Learn a skill, don’t just expect to get money by scamming people. $1000 is what the Buick WAS worth, I added value via my knowledge of mechanics and my 20 or so labor hours ($800)
Also, I took a financial risk buying an old, possibly unreliable car. Luckily it’s reliable and I’d feel good selling it to anyone, but I think I’ll keep it. 30mpg on the highway!
Could sell it for $3000 any day of the week tho.
Had a 98 lesabre still to this day my favorite car good work man
Cool, but...
$120 for spark plugs?!? 🤷
@@Drew-bc7zj would’ve been $70 on rockauto I know. Was hoping all it needed was plugs so I changed them out one weekend, bought parts from autozone and they had to be ACDelco of course.
@@Drew-bc7zj I think it was more like:
Spark plugs $50
Wires $50
Front brakes (rotors, calipers, pads) $220
Front left lower control arm (I broke the ball joint and fuck changing those rivets) $75
Outer tie rod end $20
Sway bar links $10
Shift solenoid (2) $35
pressure control solenoid $20
ECM(?) solenoid $30
So like $500ish in parts after shipping, taxes.
Also had to buy a second floor Jack, and a few basic tools I didn’t have, like a waste oil tray-jug thing, a 24mm impact socket, was a few hundred by the time I was done at harbor freight.
Very fun, great learning experience and confidence boost.
@@spacemanbill9501 Okay, 50 for plugs and 50 for wires sounds more reasonable.
Were all those solenoids bad, or were you being a bit proactive?
Straight pipe, loud, fast and always broke.... that's my biography!
Same
Pro tip, get some fuel hose (about a foot of it to fit snug over the end of the spark plug. Then you can start it at about any angle.
This is indeed a pro-tip, the tech that came with the building taught me that trick in a shop and has likely saved me more time than I can measure
@@hotelhopper681 as long as you can get the plug in the hole to start it, it doesn't matter the angle. Saves a ton of time for sure.
I bought a 1977 Honda Goldwing for 200 as my first project, all it needed was a coil pack for 80 bucks. Did my first paint job too, and it wasn't a rattle can. All that is left is registration
I'm a 30-year motorcycle mechanic I approve of this video keep up the hustle it's a fun ride
When the buyer and seller are both satisfied you have a good deal
I can’t believe you didn’t try to restore that gorgeous golden metal flake paint job on the tank.
They probably ruined it with the chemical they used or it was already messed up and that's why it was painted in the first place
Step 1 is to have a friend willing to give you a bike for practically free.
You're going to regret selling that bike, I guarantee it!
I did the exact same thing to get my first car, ended up buying my own first car when I was 14 as a result. Hustler life.
Sick! I love shitbox projects! My first motorcycle was a 1982 Suzuki GN400 single cylinder metric cruiser that was I think 40 bucks. I did some trick motor work and swapped the carb, lowered it all around. Stripped it completely, and added a 7/8" black pipe from Home Depot for a drag bar. I sold it a year later for 2200. It was a ton of fun. I like y'all's projects. Keep it up
Found a 2001 Volkswagen Jetta with engine mods for 500. It’s ran perfect for three days now
3 days lol
It's a VW. Give it another 50,000 and it'll be dead
Had a friend that bought a " bobber" told me it was too dangerous because the throttle sticks open. Yes he put taller handlebars on and it was just the cable. The beauty of used motorcycles is a lot of people want one not many know how to take care of it. All you need basic skills and balls at least be raised by somebody with balls
I wouldn't sell it, this thing looks like a masterpiece
If the 2000 from 200 were true, I would
You learned the lesson that your labor is a viable commodity worth selling. Good job you’re making progress towards manhood
So you basically got someone out of $1500 😂😂😂
This is your sign to go buy a $5 spark plug socket. 👍
nah I'l stick with my duct tape and long flathead screwdriver lol
Just use a deep socket that fits with a Walmart bag in it to hold the spark plug.
@Michael B lmao that’s me with my oil filter wrench, shit doesn’t fit so I’ll throw a paper towel or a glove into it. Fits like….. a glove
I usually just jam a flathead screwdriver through the oil filter so I have the leverage to turn it
Badazz Man 💪🏽 should have kept it as your 1st motorcycle build 🏍️
Used to own 1 off these it was a Honda VT 500cc really liked the bike very comfy I luved it. 💚🇮🇪
I know it sounds crazy, but using a liquor bottle as overflow is the easiest way of getting a open container ticket
It has to contain some amount liquor to be a chargeable offense, in my state, though an empty bottle is reason to search a vehicle or give a breathalyzer.
I love that overflow tank
That 200$ motorcycle is just like me fr fr
Just got a ford ranger for $350 all the parts where there $200 worth of junk yard parts and now it’s a running and driving
You can't even find a good ford ranger anymore it's either beat to hell or rusted out or it's one of those new things eww
@@thegman4759 the new ones are great. I don't know what you're on.
@the real Aloy it looks to much like a plain Jane base model hydro company fleet vehicle it's ugly
@the real Aloy also the fact that you said that the new ones are great tells me all I need to know the new ford's are junk every mechanic I talk to says ford's are absolutely garbage. Just wait till you get body control module issues then you'll be singing a different song
@@thegman4759 They're absolutely not. I got a Ford, so do both of my parents. We never broke down or had ANY expensive repairs in the last 10 years.
“Custom overflow reservoir”
Most American thing I’ve seen
I bought a 86 Yamaha xs1000 special or 25$ a couple years ago. Guy was learning on it and layed it over in his driveway. Knocked a mirror off and broke some stuff on the handle bar. Long story short his wife made him get rid of it. 25$ came with a key and title and only 2500 miles. I rebuilt the handle bars, replaced the rubber intake manifolds and sold it for 3500. Still one of my best flips to this day
this sh*t boutta be the start of the next jigsaw movie 🎬
Good to see kids getting off the couch and doing fun stuff in the real world. 👍😎
Cool story bro.🙄
What’s with your attitude😂
@@dawson5537 because he doesn’t know how to work on things and spend time with friends. If they have any that is lmao
The Overflow reservoir being a Jack Daniels bottle brings the whole thing together
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Alright.
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Okay
I won’t.
Ok I won't
“Loud, fast, n always broke” remind me of my brotha 🕊
That's, mostly, a Honda VT500 Shadow and it has never been and never will be fast. 😂
That jack daniels bottle finna have a good lest of its life
The whiskey bottle overflow is awesome!
A spark plug socket in the back “whose man’s is this?!”
That jack bottle fits way too perfect
His face at the end can tell u , his neighbors hate him , 😂
I bought an old four wheeler that I happen to have parts for for like $400, took it home, put all the best parts on it and then made the mistake of selling it to my brother-in-law for $700 because it was old and I didn’t expect that it would fetch much. Apparently it was a nicer condition than I realized because he immediately turned around and sold it for $1100 and then the guy that bought it from him turned around a week later and sold it for $1650.
And that’s how I learned to think about the value of what you have thoroughly before you sell it 💀
great work! I bet your friends had a blast building it too
“Straight pipe, loud, fast, and always broke?” Reminds me of myself in college.
Ah yes, my sign to go buy something. What do you think, Wallet?
Wallet: boy you only have 2 bucks
Here in Australia you’ll be lucky to get a lawnmower for that much let alone a complete running bike that’s not stolen
Ong
That was a damn good bike for $200. My first bike was waay worse
Thanks for sharing this! I recently got a 03 sv650 running for the first time in over a decade and this motives me to get it back on the road 💪
Damn, them overflow resevoir really be the highest quality out there huh?
No officer I swear thoes are my “custom overflow reservoirs” 😂
The bike craze started with affordable surplus bikes and now a decent bike sets you back more than a car with a heater and windshield.
Young Keanu lookalike‼️🤣
That jack daniels reservoir tank made me crack up😂😂😂
The Jack Daniel’s bottle 😂
That jack daniels overflow fits the bike perfectly position and looks wise🤯
Hell yes young man , keep tinkering !
For 200 bucks for a complete bike, that's hard to beat.
Where can I get me that unique af spark plug socket you got going on in the video? My 14mm don't do nothin my guy 😂
I love the part where he said it’s fast😂😂😂
Him: buys a new motorcycle just to short it's battery 🔋
Whoever bought it better be careful they don’t drop it or that Jack bottle is destroyed
Not gonna lie
The new reservoir is neat
It's the golden glitter paint job for me 😂😂
The jack Daniels overflow reservoir looks badass
Your neighbors are happy you sold it.
"MAD MAX",.Style is in big time!
Looks sick. The jack daniels catch is too fresh
Sick overflow tank 😂
I like that ingenuity of using the screwdriver tape to the spark plug to place it into the hole.
But what I typically use is a piece of 3/8” vinyl tubing .
It’s a start to a whole different kind of addiction 😂
The overflow reservoir is pretty sweet.
Davidson Drinking Jack Daniels😂😂
That profit margin was your sign to purchase two more bikes and to reinvest your profit into your hobby. . . .
Nice. . . .
TGC
Blessings :)
Love the plug socket haha. Good job young fella 😎
LENNY? HAHAHAHA FOUND YOU LENNY! YNNEL? LEEEENNNNYYY!
I could not resist the urge.
I want to buy a small garage with an office space to sleep in and use it to just flip cars for a while and save up
Keep going bro 🍾🤝
yo idk where tf you find a $200 motorcycle that while broken is functioning enough to ride it home from the purchase. jealous af
I love the Jack Daniels puke tank, that’s a sign of a quality lo-cost build man.
I thought that was Ralph Macchio! Lmao.
Looks like a nice bike
I did the same thing with my first motorcycle. It was a 2005 Suzuki Intruder Volusia Cali Edition. I got it for $500 from my buddy, we worked in the plants together. It was his brothers bike that passed away and it had sat up for 5 years. I completely rebuilt it from the ground up (myself btw) not knowing a thing about motorcycles and I completed it in about 3 weeks. I rode it for a while. Almost killed myself on it and ended up selling it. After I completed it I realized I have a talent for raising old bikes from the grave. I suggest for anyone whow never tried doiing this before to try it out. Its a beautiful thing to see a dead old beat up motorcycle come back to life with your own hands and gives you the best feeling in the world. ✌️
Your buddy did all the work
Murphy's law...
Interchangeable parts, won't.
Step 1 have a friend who steals bikes 😂
Thats a badass conversion
I recently bought an 08 Crown Victoria interceptor from my aunt and that things been a project for sure but they WILL. NOT. DIE😂