the chances of Zack running into another mini bike while he's on a mini bike is INSANE! ! 12:12 , its pure luck his bike broke down and fixed at the right time
@@thedude7726 NEVER suggest removing the governor or doing the zip tie mod without doing a billet flywheel, and rod. You'll just end up with a hole through your block or a hole in your leg. Don't be stupid.
Minibikes are amazingly fun. We have several. My kids ride them, my wife, and myself included. I have a really built bike that runs 50+ mph, has hydraulic brakes, suspended front end, rigid rear and just flat out is comfortable to ride. I've ridden it 30-40 miles at a time on the trails, roads, gravel roads, and just out cruising. Its a blast and fun! Also they will improve your skill as a motorcycle rider. It might not seem like it would translate well, but it does! This bike they have built, isn't particularly well built. The jerky take off, poor brakes, vibrations, ect are all solved by being well built.
The spent cigarette butt on the ground when you're attempting to fix the chain really just accentuates the depravity of the minibike experience; the perfect cherry on top. (Chef's kiss)
I think this wins in the smiles per mile class. How many people give you thumbs up when you are riding a GS? And I think this point seals the deal. We need Tshirts with this bike!
@@iamtherealzombie he is an adventure motorcycle instructor from here in the US. He even appeared on Ryan F9's ural review at the end. th-cam.com/video/5v_S8i4KSfM/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/w3dEDoxZ-G4/w-d-xo.html
“I think what I would do, is tie this to a chain, then sell it as a boat anchor...” Thanks for the light-hearted content. I laughed more than a few times watching this.
I love the fact that this exists. It makes me happy. I LOVED the Nebraska to Aspen, California road trip. The handling is somewhere between horrendous and intolerable. Classic !!! Extra pair of gloves as per tradition.
This makes me appreciate how semi-badass my little 2012, 50cc 4-stroke Honda Metroploitan was. I used it as a commuter bike for almost 2-years while going through physical therapy for a bad back injury, and It maxed out at 29mph on ther flats, and 32mph downhill with a tail wind. After I slapped on a full exhaust system, a fuel mapper (that also disabled the RPM limiter), and a custom racing variator, I was able to get that scooter going to 43mph on the flat roads, and 47mph going down hill. And still got 70mpg (it got 100mpg in stock form). Scared the shit out of a Halrey dude in a hospital parking garage when I fired it up next to him. He was gearing up at his hog when I was approaching my scooter, and he chuckled when I used my alarm remote to deactivate the alarm. But he jumped like a girl when I fired it up! :) That 50cc thumper sounded like a 500cc thumper. :)
You should try installing a smaller rear sprocket to get more top end since its running a cvt. That small engine can easily go 45 bone stock no problem.
The briefcase really adds to the ride to work theme, 😆. Next episode will be showing up at a Hollywood red carpet event on the mini bike in the tuxedos.
this is the most authentic daily ride ever... No detailed info on the bike, bogies everywhere, and roadside maintenance...but who cares, its all about the ride...
i love how you dealt with this. i love this video. i aplaude you for being fine with taking her out again. tfw you have to hold spare parts everyday for your daily to be viable. absolute troopers.
I ride a coleman rt200 as a daily in Colorado ive taken it over the contential divide. Mine is modified but as long as the speed limit is under 45 and especially uphill through the mtns ive embarrassed corvettes just cuz it so light that itll climbs anything and the wheelbase is so short switch backs are super fun plus you never even have to think about the breaks going uphill at least
Yes!! I was really hoping that you do a Daily Rider that sweet hog. Edit: I can't believe that thing street legal. That's amazing! Edit 2: Hi Steven. That's a pretty sweet BMW motorcycle.
It was very nice meeting you I hope you had a good time at the event and hopefully I didn't ruin your time. You are a very good person very polite and super nice. Thank you for taking the time to talk to me. (A huge fan) Silas thomas.
One of the most famous german small cc bikes and scooters are the 80's Simson motorcycles. With a 60 cc two stroke engine it reaches a top speed of 35 miles an hour. Great little maschines.
I started building one of these for a son a while back with the Predator 79cc and it's sat incomplete for too long. This gives me motivation to hopefully finish it up this weekend. I need to look into that transmission for mine. Right now it's direct drive with a centrifugal clutch.
I saw the vid wherein you guys built this bike, and then the one wherein you guys actually rode it all the way to CO! Freagin' brilliant idea and execution, and I can't believe that you got this to be street legal! Crazy-fun project!
Clearly Zack this should start a new series with sketch bikes called “The Daily Abandoning” - real question is when it doesn’t break, how many miles do you get on that hog? Lol - said it at the end, 40 mpg, yes pathetic
Hi you two (not forgetting Eri!) mentally beautiful RevZillians! I’ve seen both the “building of-“, “driving to Aspen with-“, and now also the “commuting with-“ D&D-mini bike episodes! Great stuff, truly great! Top class entertainment. But - I cant stop thinking… -- Could you guys build a minibike, that IS a minibike in the sense: 1. Pull start engine, or… I’m fine with kick or electric… 2. In frame gas tank, for the correct look. 3. Small wheels (max 8-10”), again - for the look. 4. No manual clutch or gears, to keep true to the gas/break only concept. But one that would be great for the trip? Mini-bikes can have suspension, so do that! Minibikes can have 8” or 10” wheels (so much more tires to choose from then!). And I’m sure you can shape a bike that offer much nicer ergonomics! The engine can be soft-mounted in the frame so the vibrations gets tolerable. In short - build a bike that still is a MiniBike, but that also is truly great and actually can make the trip without having to be serviced during the trip, without torturing the driver and passenger, and with an impressive fuel economy. I’d just love to see the episodes going through the thought process, making and testing of such a bike!
Went into the Denver Revzilla location yesterday to pick up a few things and this bike is on display, briefcase and everything. Pretty cool to see it in person. 👍
Put a Stage 1 on it and do a governor delete on it. You will double the speed of the mini bike. You can go all out and put a cam, flywheel and a billet rod in it and push it over 60 mph! A torque converter is a must on mini bikes that do a lot of hills, twists and turns. I have a Coleman CT200U-EXR and i love it. We ride 20+ miles a day and we have a blast. With my size and weight, I run 55-60 all day long.
Shortly before y’all did the ride to the Rockies video I completed a restoration on my brother in law’s original 1970’s mini bike. The last thing I did was print out a picture of the D&D bike and made it into a number plate. Never got it to Aspen, only Colorado Springs.
I think you could do a whole video of your tool pouch. What is in it and what you might add. Maybe accompany that with some blue and orange suit bonus footage. BTW I use a piece of rubber hose as an isolator for my bell on my minibike so it does not constantly ring, but mine is just a bell not a bell/mirror combo.
get motorcross grips with dampening gel grips. or foam scooter grips and pull over your existing ones. Ive done it for years as my FZR use to vibrate my wrist a lot. happy vibes from NZ
I have a Versys 650 (but the ABS version, not the LT). I had no idea you had a leaderboard because I usually click off of videos early... and I'm just amazed to see my bike (well, not quite) nearly at the top. Makes me happy. I made the right choice. ^^
so glad I found this channel I was captivated by that CTXP trip to Assssssspennn one of the coolest projects I've seen on youtube along with PeterSripol building and flying his own electric airplane
A smaller sprocket on the back will give you more speed also when you put on a new chain adjust your engine mount all the way back then put on your new chain you may have to remove some links ,as the chain stretches you can move your engine forward to take up the slack ,your chain should only have a quarter inch - half an inch travel in its slackness ,keep chain well oiled and it should last for years
Honestly, with a better seat, bigger fuel tank, and a fairly sizable muffler to quiet down the exhaust, the vehicle would be a lot nicer. And some glue could fix that mirror. Especially if you used a suspension for the horns/handles, to reduce the vibrations. And maybe also add a two-speed gearbox, so you can move faster, even if with a 1:1.5 maximum gear ratio. Or bigger wheels, at the very least, to achieve the same result differently. And please add one of those blinker systems for bikes, if you don't add one for motorcycles, at the very least. I wonder how a homemade muffler would work, on this moped.
So funny seeing steven to the rescue with his R9T and damn those Clip Ons are sickk. Nevertheless, you are made of steel for riding that little mower mini bike AGAIN, good job Zack :D
It's so spicy that it ate the chain for breakfast. I have a dual Brigs & Straton-powered full-suspension Mini Bike I built when I was a kid, so much fun.
So now you guys need to build some road race mini bikes and try to beat your old time. Bad Dog fat tire frames, Kenda K547 tires, Predator 670 v-twin, 780 torque converters. All the good stuff.
Been riding 50 years. First bike was very similar. Called a "Woods Bike" Four stoke lawn mower engine mounted on a tube frame with friction rear brake. So much fun. Purchased a Meteor 350 recently. Have you reviewed it?
I'll never get used to seeing bikes lane splitting. It's completely illegal where I live, so I never see it happening except on TH-cam. The video was quite entertaining, though. Thanks for the nostalgia and all of the little easter eggs. I'm pretty sure I caught all of the references.
What I find interesting is I grew up in the same area you're riding this mini bike in and when I was a kid I had a similar mini bike and I would get pulled over about 50% of the time I tried to ride it on the street. After my fourth ticket within a year the judge said one more of these and you won't be driving until you're 21. I notice also a lot of videos with Sur-Rons riding around on city streets unlicensed doing wheelies and carrying on and almost never getting pulled over these days. I guess my point is policing must have changed a lot. With that said I currently live in a small town in Oregon and I get pulled over almost every time I try to ride my Sur-Ron or my off-road only zero even a couple blocks to the store.
I have a go kart with a harbor freight 212, no governor, the same torque converter, 35 chain and 11" tall rear tires. It will top out on the dirt road I live on at 40+ mph. Just some information. You have a valid argument on the usability but in my mind a go kart or minibike would be a fun commuter. I will never commute with one because I have common sense.
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the chances of Zack running into another mini bike while he's on a mini bike is INSANE! ! 12:12 , its pure luck his bike broke down and fixed at the right time
How were you able to Vin this they don't come with vin #'s
Being a mini bike guy, there are a ton of mods to get more power. Removing the govener or the zipty mod makes a HUGE difference
@@thedude7726 NEVER suggest removing the governor or doing the zip tie mod without doing a billet flywheel, and rod. You'll just end up with a hole through your block or a hole in your leg. Don't be stupid.
Hey guys, the links for the Klim Jeans and the Fulton shoes are mixed up (you get the jeans when you click on the one for the shoes and vice versa).
Officer: "Pull over."
Zack: "No, it's a cardigan, but thanks for noticing!"
Yeah! Killer boots man!!
@@almightyeggroll951 Tic-tac sir?
I can’t stop once I’ve started…it stings!
Lol
The fact that you got BACK on this thing after the epic adventure tells me you really love pain and twisted logic... never change Zack.
Or that it's still cool in a nerdy sort of way.
12:11 ...he isn't the only one either 😂😂
Minibikes are amazingly fun. We have several. My kids ride them, my wife, and myself included. I have a really built bike that runs 50+ mph, has hydraulic brakes, suspended front end, rigid rear and just flat out is comfortable to ride. I've ridden it 30-40 miles at a time on the trails, roads, gravel roads, and just out cruising. Its a blast and fun! Also they will improve your skill as a motorcycle rider. It might not seem like it would translate well, but it does!
This bike they have built, isn't particularly well built. The jerky take off, poor brakes, vibrations, ect are all solved by being well built.
@@Chocolate_dragon building stupidly overpowered minibikes is always entertaining. I .iss my big bore stupid racer.
What they didn't even film that, crazy bastards.
I NEVER want to hear Zack Courts complain about the mirrors on a Panigale after this.
Or the gearing on an ADV-bike.
Zach I appreciate you risking your life - and your dignity - to keep me entertained
The spent cigarette butt on the ground when you're attempting to fix the chain really just accentuates the depravity of the minibike experience; the perfect cherry on top. (Chef's kiss)
idky this is facts and i love it
so true man.
I love how seriously Zach takes the review in this vid. That's a goddamn professional
Absolutely LOL!!!
"Zack, just when I thought you couldn't ride anything dumber, you go and do something like this... and totally redeem yourself!."
I was really hoping for a bunch of IOU's in the briefcase.
Ooooh, that one’s for a Porsche. That’s a keeper! 😂🤣😂🤣
“You’ve had an extra pair of gloves this whole time?”
“Yeah, we’re in Rockies”
How I started on my homemade mini bike in the early ‘60’s. No clutch no brakes no seat padding. But I was on two wheels and ever since❗️
I think this wins in the smiles per mile class. How many people give you thumbs up when you are riding a GS? And I think this point seals the deal. We need Tshirts with this bike!
Of course it does, it takes long time to cross that mile
Did anyone else feel second hand fear for Zac with the trucks on the road?
Or when he crossed the railroad tracks
@@danmanthe9335 yes that too.
as a retired trucker, i never ran over any mini bikes. im a biker too.
Sweet BMW R nineT at 10:45!! (I might be a little biased.). 😉
The content lately has been stellar. A Zack... Ari and Ryan f9 road trip is what the world needs right now
And might as well throw in Bret tkacs in the mix.
@@lobolj53 Who?
@@iamtherealzombie he is an adventure motorcycle instructor from here in the US. He even appeared on Ryan F9's ural review at the end. th-cam.com/video/5v_S8i4KSfM/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/w3dEDoxZ-G4/w-d-xo.html
Can you do a “Daily Rider” with Steven’s bike? Was that a BMW R9 T?
“I think what I would do, is tie this to a chain, then sell it as a boat anchor...” Thanks for the light-hearted content. I laughed more than a few times watching this.
This mini bike is the key to 1,000,000 subscribers! Keep making more videos of it!
I love the fact that this exists. It makes me happy. I LOVED the Nebraska to Aspen, California road trip.
The handling is somewhere between horrendous and intolerable. Classic !!! Extra pair of gloves as per tradition.
This makes me appreciate how semi-badass my little 2012, 50cc 4-stroke Honda Metroploitan was.
I used it as a commuter bike for almost 2-years while going through physical therapy for a bad back injury, and It maxed out at 29mph on ther flats, and 32mph downhill with a tail wind.
After I slapped on a full exhaust system, a fuel mapper (that also disabled the RPM limiter), and a custom racing variator, I was able to get that scooter going to 43mph on the flat roads, and 47mph going down hill. And still got 70mpg (it got 100mpg in stock form).
Scared the shit out of a Halrey dude in a hospital parking garage when I fired it up next to him. He was gearing up at his hog when I was approaching my scooter, and he chuckled when I used my alarm remote to deactivate the alarm.
But he jumped like a girl when I fired it up! :) That 50cc thumper sounded like a 500cc thumper. :)
I love how this is done as seriously as any of the other Daily Riders! Brilliant!
You should try installing a smaller rear sprocket to get more top end since its running a cvt. That small engine can easily go 45 bone stock no problem.
"Leavin that Maserati in the dust" 🤣 that sounds like me when I gave a Porsche a view of my Vespa Sprint tail lights from a stop in about 2 seconds.
The briefcase really adds to the ride to work theme, 😆. Next episode will be showing up at a Hollywood red carpet event on the mini bike in the tuxedos.
If I remember correctly, lol. If you twist the top of the bell tightly it will stop vibrating. That was a lonnng time ago, I could be wrong.
this is the most authentic daily ride ever... No detailed info on the bike, bogies everywhere, and roadside maintenance...but who cares, its all about the ride...
Beautiful R9T, Steve!
what type of saddlebag setup do you have on it?
I love that this Daily Rider is longer than the CTXP about the actual Dumb and Dumber ride.
This whole series has been great. As was the Monkey Baja 1000
Can't believe you got back on that...willingly.
I'm going to really miss this bike when you stop making videos on it. Good on you guys for keeping this bit going for so long!
Have watched all of these videos with this bike and even now I’m still impressed you fellas rode as many clicks as you did on it. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I got myself a 2007 Piaggio mp3 250ie because I want to start riding again to get over my fear of CPTSD injury!
i love how you dealt with this. i love this video. i aplaude you for being fine with taking her out again. tfw you have to hold spare parts everyday for your daily to be viable. absolute troopers.
Zach you’re a hero for making this. Poor guy putting himself through this torture for us😂
I ride a coleman rt200 as a daily in Colorado ive taken it over the contential divide. Mine is modified but as long as the speed limit is under 45 and especially uphill through the mtns ive embarrassed corvettes just cuz it so light that itll climbs anything and the wheelbase is so short switch backs are super fun plus you never even have to think about the breaks going uphill at least
Yes!!
I was really hoping that you do a Daily Rider that sweet hog.
Edit: I can't believe that thing street legal. That's amazing!
Edit 2: Hi Steven. That's a pretty sweet BMW motorcycle.
Yeah, that R9t looks pretty sweet. Never really wanted one before but Steven's looked very nice.
15:59 Got me rolling XD. This is some serious dedication to the two-wheeled world. Fantastic content as always gentlemen.
My favorite feature is the bell ringing from bumps in the road. This new safety feature helps cars around you look for you more frequently.
Amazing project, and shout-out to the gorgeous R9T as well.
I did not even think this was eligible for Daily Rider. It is by far my most favorite episode. Was it the only one where the bike broke down?
"It has a heat shield because Ari Henning". I like how simply quoting Ari Henning means its built right to a high standard.
Say what you want but I think it wins the award for most thumbs up from the people in traffic.
It remembers me of my first motorcycle during my teen years. I spent more time "fixing" it than actually riding the thing.
Do a daily rider on Steven's bike. Freaking beautiful
It was very nice meeting you I hope you had a good time at the event and hopefully I didn't ruin your time. You are a very good person very polite and super nice. Thank you for taking the time to talk to me. (A huge fan) Silas thomas.
One of the most famous german small cc bikes and scooters are the 80's Simson motorcycles. With a 60 cc two stroke engine it reaches a top speed of 35 miles an hour. Great little maschines.
I broke out laughing when I saw a full Daily Rider episode with this bike! Totally crazy and I love it!
“What kind of suspension does it have.?”
“It’s air suspension, one air filled rubber circle on each side of the bike. Usually adjusted to 32 psi”.
I started building one of these for a son a while back with the Predator 79cc and it's sat incomplete for too long. This gives me motivation to hopefully finish it up this weekend.
I need to look into that transmission for mine. Right now it's direct drive with a centrifugal clutch.
Steven what is that BMW? Looks awesome!
I saw the vid wherein you guys built this bike, and then the one wherein you guys actually rode it all the way to CO! Freagin' brilliant idea and execution, and I can't believe that you got this to be street legal! Crazy-fun project!
10:46 sweet bike. I have a 2021 Kawasaki Z 900 RS café. That BMW is sweet!!
Clearly Zack this should start a new series with sketch bikes called “The Daily Abandoning” - real question is when it doesn’t break, how many miles do you get on that hog? Lol - said it at the end, 40 mpg, yes pathetic
I'd imagine it's quite a bit faster without Ari on the back.
Faster, no. Snappier, maybe. 😂
Hi you two (not forgetting Eri!) mentally beautiful RevZillians!
I’ve seen both the “building of-“, “driving to Aspen with-“, and now also the “commuting with-“ D&D-mini bike episodes!
Great stuff, truly great! Top class entertainment.
But - I cant stop thinking…
--
Could you guys build a minibike, that IS a minibike in the sense:
1. Pull start engine, or… I’m fine with kick or electric…
2. In frame gas tank, for the correct look.
3. Small wheels (max 8-10”), again - for the look.
4. No manual clutch or gears, to keep true to the gas/break only concept.
But one that would be great for the trip?
Mini-bikes can have suspension, so do that!
Minibikes can have 8” or 10” wheels (so much more tires to choose from then!).
And I’m sure you can shape a bike that offer much nicer ergonomics!
The engine can be soft-mounted in the frame so the vibrations gets tolerable.
In short - build a bike that still is a MiniBike, but that also is truly great and actually can make the trip without having to be serviced during the trip, without torturing the driver and passenger, and with an impressive fuel economy.
I’d just love to see the episodes going through the thought process, making and testing of such a bike!
Went into the Denver Revzilla location yesterday to pick up a few things and this bike is on display, briefcase and everything.
Pretty cool to see it in person. 👍
Just got into riding. I’m happy that I’m only 15 minutes away from the Philly location, which I think is the only one on the east coast
You should put atv tires on it and take it on an adventure bike ride.
Put a Stage 1 on it and do a governor delete on it. You will double the speed of the mini bike. You can go all out and put a cam, flywheel and a billet rod in it and push it over 60 mph! A torque converter is a must on mini bikes that do a lot of hills, twists and turns. I have a Coleman CT200U-EXR and i love it. We ride 20+ miles a day and we have a blast. With my size and weight, I run 55-60 all day long.
I’d love to see you guys upgrade this over time. Maybe some front/rear suspension? Love your aspen California vid 👍
God, when I saw that notification, I just had to come running. You guys deserve a whole container full of medals and trophies!
Shortly before y’all did the ride to the Rockies video I completed a restoration on my brother in law’s original 1970’s mini bike. The last thing I did was print out a picture of the D&D bike and made it into a number plate. Never got it to Aspen, only Colorado Springs.
Thoroughly enjoyed! Respect for getting 36 minutes of content 👍
Does that ready-to-ride wet weight include the briefcase (carbon fiber?) and enclosed treasure? Also, wouldn’t BMW weigh it with .9 gallons?
I think you could do a whole video of your tool pouch. What is in it and what you might add. Maybe accompany that with some blue and orange suit bonus footage. BTW I use a piece of rubber hose as an isolator for my bell on my minibike so it does not constantly ring, but mine is just a bell not a bell/mirror combo.
11:29 Hi Steven (editors, the heroes who never get enough credit)
Best. Episode. Yet.
I saw that cheeky plate tuck lol riders will be riders no matter what bike
get motorcross grips with dampening gel grips. or foam scooter grips and pull over your existing ones. Ive done it for years as my FZR use to vibrate my wrist a lot. happy vibes from NZ
I have a Versys 650 (but the ABS version, not the LT). I had no idea you had a leaderboard because I usually click off of videos early... and I'm just amazed to see my bike (well, not quite) nearly at the top. Makes me happy. I made the right choice. ^^
so glad I found this channel
I was captivated by that CTXP trip to Assssssspennn
one of the coolest projects I've seen on youtube along with PeterSripol building and flying his own electric airplane
I enjoy these dumb and dumber videos so much you been making and I hope it starts a Dumb and Dumber mini bike Marathon. 😁
When fun beats review. This always sparks more joy to me then getting myself educated about a bike or another that I may afford or not
Nice bike Steven👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Add a really big exhaust because that’s what every motorcycle need
A smaller sprocket on the back will give you more speed also when you put on a new chain adjust your engine mount all the way back then put on your new chain you may have to remove some links ,as the chain stretches you can move your engine forward to take up the slack ,your chain should only have a quarter inch - half an inch travel in its slackness ,keep chain well oiled and it should last for years
Might I suggest either a half link or a chain tensioner. It’ll help with the slack in the chain.
Honestly, with a better seat, bigger fuel tank, and a fairly sizable muffler to quiet down the exhaust, the vehicle would be a lot nicer. And some glue could fix that mirror. Especially if you used a suspension for the horns/handles, to reduce the vibrations. And maybe also add a two-speed gearbox, so you can move faster, even if with a 1:1.5 maximum gear ratio. Or bigger wheels, at the very least, to achieve the same result differently. And please add one of those blinker systems for bikes, if you don't add one for motorcycles, at the very least. I wonder how a homemade muffler would work, on this moped.
Would love to see the uncut version of the Aspen trip...so would have been great to see you too walk into a bar wearing the tuxes as a celebration!
И бабу прокатить !!!
60% of the time, it starts EVERYTIME. I've had several Predators, and as long as I use the choke, they start on the first pull....every time!
I smiled and chuckled all the way through this daily ride. Thanks for the laughs. Great job.
So funny seeing steven to the rescue with his R9T and damn those Clip Ons are sickk.
Nevertheless, you are made of steel for riding that little mower mini bike AGAIN, good job Zack :D
The tiny life endangering bikes are the most entertaining. Thanks for the risk and discomfort buddy it's definitely appreciated.
I've watched all the videos in this series. Very entertaining! I will always watch these scenes from Dumb and Dumber differently from now on haha.
Great to see the minibike again!
It's so spicy that it ate the chain for breakfast. I have a dual Brigs & Straton-powered full-suspension Mini Bike I built when I was a kid, so much fun.
So now you guys need to build some road race mini bikes and try to beat your old time. Bad Dog fat tire frames, Kenda K547 tires, Predator 670 v-twin, 780 torque converters. All the good stuff.
i laughed pretty hard at the "Heyy!!. another mini bike!... this guys gets it!"
As dumb as it gets i would like to see you guys upgrade that bike.. i would definately enjoy that if you guys could hahahaha
How about a daily rider on Stephen's Bimmer?
Check out GoPowerSports and you can really make it kinda scary fast for what it is and they have brake parts 😂
Been riding 50 years. First bike was very similar. Called a "Woods Bike" Four stoke lawn mower engine mounted on a tube frame with friction rear brake. So much fun. Purchased a Meteor 350 recently. Have you reviewed it?
The tuxedoes touch was just PERFECT. RESPECS
I'll never get used to seeing bikes lane splitting. It's completely illegal where I live, so I never see it happening except on TH-cam. The video was quite entertaining, though. Thanks for the nostalgia and all of the little easter eggs. I'm pretty sure I caught all of the references.
You need a Sheep Dog chase van.
What I find interesting is I grew up in the same area you're riding this mini bike in and when I was a kid I had a similar mini bike and I would get pulled over about 50% of the time I tried to ride it on the street. After my fourth ticket within a year the judge said one more of these and you won't be driving until you're 21. I notice also a lot of videos with Sur-Rons riding around on city streets unlicensed doing wheelies and carrying on and almost never getting pulled over these days. I guess my point is policing must have changed a lot. With that said I currently live in a small town in Oregon and I get pulled over almost every time I try to ride my Sur-Ron or my off-road only zero even a couple blocks to the store.
You really need to wear these tuxedos in another episode. That's look as quirky as its gets
I have a go kart with a harbor freight 212, no governor, the same torque converter, 35 chain and 11" tall rear tires. It will top out on the dirt road I live on at 40+ mph. Just some information. You have a valid argument on the usability but in my mind a go kart or minibike would be a fun commuter. I will never commute with one because I have common sense.
if you have trouble triping lights to go place strong magnets under the bike it will help the wire in the ground see your waiting for the lights 😉
Man, I miss you guys doing Throttle Out on MT channel......I loved the road trips on assorted bikes.....I wondered why there were no new episodes