Screamin Demon Rebel Bobber
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- 1986 Honda Rebel 450 Bobber and what all I have done to it.
PARTS-
1 Quart Super Flow 2K polyurethane clear coat
Continental Twinduro TKC80 Tire Rear 120/90-18
Wolo 300-2T 12 Volt Universal OE Low and High Tone Disc Horn
2 Emgo Shorty Universal Mufflers 80-03310
All Balls Fork and Dust Seal Kit 56-123
Maxima 56901 15WT Standard Hydraulic Fork Oil
La Rosa 13" Alligator Design Leather Solo Seat
Blue Collar Bobber tailight kit
Shinko 150/90-15 White Wall Rear Tire
25' of fiberglass exhaust wrap
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I know it's six years on and you may not even own this bike anymore, but I just gotta say: this is sick!
My wife just bought her first bike. An 86 450 Rebel. You've given us a bunch of great ideas for mods
In my opinion this is my favorite bobber on TH-cam! Believe me, I have watched them all. I love you style and creativity. A lot of my inspiration to build a Rebel bobber came from you and your bobber. Hope you’re still building. Take care and God bless.
Thanks, it means a lot. It's one of the few things I wish I never sold. Still building some projects but very slowly. More videos will make it here, I just don't know when.
the led turn signals are dope dude
I’m still waiting for the part number on that exhaust
I like the rear blinkers/tail light! Did you just order the rebel 250 kit from blue collar bobbers? I don’t see a 450cmx option there
Awesome video it gave me so many good ideas on building my own!
the bike looks great. you are very creative tell us more about where you purchase the aftermarket parts. the front wheel is off the hook it make the bike look fierce.
Other than the tail light kit, everything came off of Amazon. There is a parts list in the description.
I like the idea of your rebel. What's the tire size you're using on your front tire??
It's the *Continental Twinduro TKC80.* He mentions it in the description. Nice tire tho.
Nice job bro
Where did u get ur tires.. I want to do dirt style tires on mine
Hey, man . Nice mod. I'm thinking of cutting my exhaust the same way. Was just wonderin: is there an inner pipe in the exhaust? And if so, what did you do with it when you cut your exhaust? I have the stock exhaust and the muffler seems to have some sort of inner pipe in it.
It's been years but I think that's why I cut it in this spot that I show. I think the inner pipe you are talking about is actually the baffle for the muffler. If you cut it about where I did you get rid of all that. I'm 400 feet above sea level and the jetting was perfect after this, didnt have to fool with a thing.
What kind of rear turn signals are those?
Is it possible to put the same type of offroad tire on the back wheel?
say i wanted to install a flux capacitor somewhere on a bobber where do you think the best location for mounting would be?
Sweet thanks!
You Sound like Ashton Kutcher
@@frankfitzpatrick5300 dude
hey the rear fender when you took it off how did you get the front fender on. can you go in detail. I'm trying to do the same thing. but I want to keep the back seat
What seat did you have, and did you have to custom install it?
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Cool bike bro
Solid work kid
Hey boss what size is that front rim that's holding that tire?? If ya don't mind the Q. She's a beaut. currently got a 3.00x18 on mine, wondering if that tire will mate
Wyatt Hicks I don't have the bike anymore but it was the stock wheel, not sure what size that is. Same size as the 250 also I think.
Those *EMGO shorties...* Is there only one side (the right one) and if you want and for the left then you turn it or you can buy two separate for each side? Like there is a right side and a left side?
It's been a while but yes it should be the same part number for both. So you just buy two of the same thing
@@ogleatvogel Another question, that I'm afraid won't have a good answer.
I found a *125 Rebel,* a used one and in good condition, but it doesn't have its genuine (stock) exhausts. It has some *MotorSport* exhausts which look like the genuine ones, but the mufflers differ a bit. Do you know if the *diameter* of the *necks* of these exhausts is the same as the *necks* of the genuine exhausts?
This question is because if I get this bike, I would like to put on either the *exhaust kit* from *Blue Collar Bobbers* or these *EMGO shorties,* but first I must learn if the necks of these *MotorSport* exhausts are different or if are the same as the genuine ones.
@@shadowv6794 I've never seen a 125 in person. I'm sorry I can't answer that one
@@ogleatvogel A *125 Rebel* is almost the same as a *250 Rebel,* if you've ever seen a *250.* Just smaller "cubic capacity.* And similar to your *450 Rebel* but *non-bobber.* In general all the *Rebels* are similar to each other, except the *500 Rebel.*
@@shadowv6794 yeah, I just don't know that smaller capacity means smaller diameter exhaust
daaamn. i need to film a walkaround of my chop
Does that have 2 tongues? or is it slobber?
got myself a 250 rebel 85. its bobbed out. chopped the pipes. runs choppy now around mid throttle. did you have yours straight piped? any idea on jetting i should do? i think that should help.
You could try putting some sort of baffle on it to help with back pressure so it isn't so lean. Mine has the baffles in it but no steel wool. If turning the air/gas mixture screws (located next the idle screw on a 450) doesn't help enough then i'd buy the next size jet kit and switch it out. Best way to tell if it is running lean is pull the spark plug and examine it.
He had emgo shortys you can get a kit with nicer brackets then his at blue-collar bobbers
I have a 450 rebel bobber as well and I was wondering how you widen the front fender to put it on the back
I just pulled it with my hands. it helped that I bobbed the fender a little. The shorter the fender the easier it is to pull apart.
+Ogle At Vogel okay cool I'm thinking about doing that. and how did you fit the emgo shorty muffler on
+weedtron It slipped right over the exhaust and I welded it on.
+Ogle At Vogel dam I don't have a welder is there any other way of keeping it on
+weedtron You may be able to JB weld it then wrap over it with exhaust wrap so it doesn't look tacky but I'd find someone with a welder
Hey by any chance when you do the oil change what are the 2 bolts that are underneath ? One for the oil drain plug and the other for what?
Henry Aviles I'm not sure. I sold it and don't remember seeing two
Ogle At Vogel ohh ok thank you
Can I ask how much you sold the bike for
Cody_Getinfit I honestly don't remember. I think it was 2,200ish.
Ogle At Vogel it was definitely a sharp bobber man. I just bought a 250 to build, but would love to get ahold of a 450 for a decent price
Nice bike!
did you need new rims for those tires or did the stock ones work?
Austin McCabe The stock ones worked
Where'd you get the Discount Tire hoodie? I work for them but don't see the option to buy them.
Some guy I met on Craigslist said the same thing once. It is a Chad Reed twotwo Motorsports hoodie. That team doesn't exist anymore so eBay would be your only hope id say.
did the EMGO mufflers have baffles in them? and did you leave them in?
Rory Theunisz I mentioned that in the video. I left the metal baffle in. Took out the packing
oh, sorry i skipped straight to where you started it up. thanks for the info!
hello Ogle At Vogel, what is the handle bar on this bike?thanks
Hey, They are the stock handle bars. I tried to put other ones on it but they would hit the gas tank so I just kept them stock. I sold this bike early this summer.
How did you make the fender wider?
Just bent it out with my hands
Link for rear tire please 🙏😇
how did you stretch the front fender? did you heat it up?
Look down lol. same thing the other guy asked. I just used muscle. The shorter you "Bob" the fender the easier it will be. Good luck
How did you mount your seat?
Dylon Pfizenmayer I got it where I wanted it and just welded it
I’ll probably just do the same
Dylon Pfizenmayer keep water near to spray on it. It got a little hot for that leather. Good luck
Thanks man
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