@@JETHO321 yeah I have 3 old hondas but wouldn't call myself a collector. I actually remember when 4 wheelers came out, my son rides the suzuki 125 my grandpa bought new in 1985.
The 3 wheeler getting some TLC: Tires Labels and Cover for the seat. John's catch of the day, can't wait to see his trip to the Bearing sea to work as a green horn.
The first ATC I ever saw was only 6 months old. It was a ATC 90 but belonged to a couple of thrill seeking Firemen from OKC. They had worn it out by the time I saw it and replaced that 90 with a 185 Suzuki or Yamaha engine and trans. The sticker was not original equipment since they would get all lit up and play (you know Firemen always follow safety rules "wink *wink"). The object was to be able to stay on and not spill your beer. When you were the passenger, that was not as easy as you would think. Luckily they would do it in the sand and no one was hurt. They also drag raced a 56 F100, flew hang gliders and had several "sand" toys. BTW You need a "Dutch Oven" for camp cooking and on top of the stove in the shop.
you gotta do the soapy water trick for the stickers. you can move it around until its in place, then squeegee it and wait until it dries. and BOOM! sticker
You genuinely got me with the Survival Hunting at the end. I had no idea where you were going with it, until you "caught" the salmon. I laughed so hard it scared the cat.
for de stickering, there is this stuff we use for refinishing cabinet doors when we need to take off the bumpers and factory stickers. It works really well. Its called Wax Wash, from Mohawk comes in a spray can. 👍
When I grew up as a kid, ('70s), one of my neighbors had one of these. The rest of us had maybe a lawnmower engine powered minibike. We were all green with envy!
My 82 is a four speed, down shift pattern and swapped out the points for a CDI kit, still on original motor and my son andIi beat the heck out of it. Bought it for $300 back in 2012, the best purchase ever! The survival ending was pretty good I have to say. My son smiled and you can't even get him to crack a smile even if you tried dad jokes ha.
As an Aussie, I was laughing my tits off. The ONLY people who can possibly do a passable Aussie accent are the Kiwis.......when they're not busy shagging sheep!
Correct, this is a tensioner for a belt. A chain tensioner, like a timing chain tensioner on an engine is also nylon but longer and curved and would be constantly lubricated. This is not the right application.
This video is bringing back great memories. As a kid I had an '85 ATC-125M. One friend had The fourtrax 125, 2 friends had ATC 110s, and two others had the ATC 70. years of fun times
Hey John and Isaac, Thanks so much for the aluminum flywheel that you included with my "Send it" hat ! Now I can soup up my MB200 without it exploding ! You guys are the best. - Jeb
There was a moment right after you put it up on the table that Ike was just sitting there looking like his wheels were turning. And all I could think was "can we make this a mini bike?"
It's a Barby in Australia and ya need Prawns, Lamb Chops and blow the froth off a carton of Great Norther beer, Salmon in a frypan on a fire pit, Crickey boys ya have a couple a Kangaroo's loose in the top paddock, Mad skills what a hunt
I was working on a (old school choppper) restoration project, my buddy & I were 4 months into it, then we had to apply decals. Well one of the decals was off centred by approx. 1\4 of an inch, when we decided to put it up for sale we took it to a dealership for evaluation. The gentleman in charge told us that, tHe one little glitch we made depreciated it by almost $1000.00!! Well my my buddy looked at him and told him point blank, "Bullshit!" . To make a long story short we actually made about $2500.00 more because the potential buyer appreciated the hard work we had put into it!!!! 😁😁😁
Yes they did an ATC 70 Christmas special, 1983, I have always wanted one, only seen one for sale in a long time and it was trashed for 1800, I think the plastics on yours were changed at some point to older stuff like an 83 or something, 85 had a blue seat
im starting my day with you guys in your shop, then going up to my dads house to drop the engine and new to us transmission in the old 1938 pontiac coup. should be a good time. cheers
Nice build! FYI, when putting on a decal get a spray bottle and fill with water and a squirt of dish soap. Spray it on the clean area where you’re putting the decal. Then just lay the decal on the soapy area so you can adjust where you want it. Simply use a credit card wrapped with paper towel to squeegee out the soapy water. All done!
@@SaltyCracker402 There are other websites and programs like freemake (arseholes who are progressively putting features behind paywalls limiting speeds etc) but there are other options. There are other tricks for mobile I'm sure you'll come across, If everyone spills the beans too soon I think youtube (google) will find ways of "fixing" it sooner and then we *all* have no way around. But read enough comments and you'll find ways around.
I love how you guys were still draining the tank through the fuel line in the background when ya already had it off and coulda just poured it from the fill cap and been done 😂❤️
I’d send you guys a bunch of 3M stuff but you’ve never replied to my offer, then I see you buying scotchbrite and shake my head. Oh well, money is no object I guess! Great job, looks great.
36 years old and you can still get parts for them? Amazing! I can't even find a decorative light bulb for my bathroom without buying 16 to keep them all the same.
To get that salmon on point, ALWAYS start with the skin side down. Next time you cook you up some salmon, grab you a cast iron skillet, some fresh Thyme, butter, salt, and a little bit of cracked pepper. Sprinkle the fillet with a little salt and pepper. Throw some butter and thyme in the skillet and lay your salmon in skin side down. Grab the spoon and tilt the skillet to pool the butter and thyme. Baste the salmon by spooning on the butter. Once that skin is golden brown and crispy, flip the fillet and continue basting for about two minutes. Tell your fans how it taste! Hopefully, you'll enjoy the food as much as I enjoy your videos.
Use a 2k automotive spray clear with hardener over stickers on fuel tank. You will not be disappointed very durable and can be easily purchased on Amazon for about $20. Way better than regular spray clear.
Top tip! Rubber eraser wheels and plastic razor blades work wonders on stickers decals and double sided tape. And you should use some adhesive on that seat. Overall I'm jealous, my 83 125m was never that cool (still cool tho) wish I still had it.
Dang it Bobby ! After watching the Salmon cooking, now I'm hungry! ( the three wheeler is looking like it belongs in a showroom! Great job, as always guys!)
This hits close to the heart. The Honda ATC 70 was the first "dirt bike" I ever got to ride. First time out I crashed into a tree because they steer so weird. LOL! Keep up the great work!
I remember back in the day, I had a Honda 70, along with about 7 of my school buddies my friends dad was a Machinist at air research, we jacked those 70s with stroker cranks, bored out, cams, headers over sized carb, headers. 3 speed to4. Changed the front sprocket. To top it all off put a little alcohol in the tank. Most definitely ur helmet. What else can I say scary fast on 3 wheels. Have fun with ur restoration
@23:53 A time proven trick is to put Baby oil on some paper towel so it is soaked do this all on the Glue to be removed, let set over night. As a rule all of the glue will just wipe off. Not always but 80-90% of the time. Love your guys fun, and how good of friends you two are. Keep up the good work. Chain tensioner: You can remove the old cog from your old chain tensioner, and replace it with a new skate board wheel, they work great, and last a very long time ,and are cheap to replace.
I use a regular deck of poker cards tucked around the rim with the tire deflated to paint rims .Makes for a perfect paint job on the rims and easier to get under the rim instead of using just blue tape. BTW...Awesome channel!!!!
Use a heat gun or a hair dryer when you remove stickers and they’ll come off clean. You gotta get close to it with a hair dryer but don’t get to close with a heat gun and keep it moving don’t stay in one place to long or you’ll damage the paint or plastic. Just go slow and don’t get it to hot. When it’s pretty toasty to the touch it’s ready.
ATC Christmas specials were all blue no chrome tank. Different color scheme then the mini bikes. They also did a bunch of other atcs like 110 125 ect too
Instead of heat wrap, I'd put that heat resistant tape on the back of the plastics, similar to what they put on air boxes for dirt bikes. That is pretty sweet-looking, I can't wait to see the finished product! Props on the camping trip, it was golden
I would love to see an episode where John, Ike, and friends go on like a week camping trip with friends, I think that would be awesome, brig out all there toys, go fishing, ripping, and vibing in the woods.
They've done it before. It's how they got the idea for the bronco because the guy who owns the grave ninja was on that trip. They drive their own vehicles up a mountain and pull mini trailers with their camping equipment so they can camp on top.
Makes me miss the heck out of my early '80s125 CC Honda let my older cousin borrow it one year for hunting come back with a bit of plastic on the fenders barbed wire wrapped around the axle Alice just say there was water and mud in places that nobody knew water and mud could get I was like dang thanks cuz never seen that dude again either, y'all guys make incredibly entertaining educational how to's and sometimes boo boos of the all-terrain vehicle AKA all-terrain cycle knuckle busting crew.... Let's get it back Honda Red.......
Ok I looked through quite a few comments to see if someone already told you but I didn't see it. I use a spray bottle with water mixed with rubbing alcohol. I mix around 1 part alcohol to 3 parts water. It makes it so that you can move it around til you get it where you want. No worries about getting soap out, alcohol will dry up clear.
dont heat up those spikes under the buddyseat , remember that theres foam rubber under that cover , that stuff burns like oil you need an actual fire extinguisher to smother the fire just wedge a small screwdriver under the spike and carefully pry them open to prevent the foam from bunching up put a plastic bag over it , it makes the foam a litle more slippery (works great on car seatbacks ) i usually started in de middle of all four straights and worked toward the corners , makes sure its spaced out the same all over and it wrinkles a lot less neat trick for putting stickers on , use soapy water in a spraybottle and wet the surface , the slap the sticker over that , the soapy water alows you to slide the sticker untill its placed correctly squeegy the water away from under the sticker and alow to dry , then take of the top sticker protection , works great for windowtinting too
With all do respect the last part of this video was some of the best stuff you have done. My wife and I were laughing our heads off!!!... but all the content is great . Love watching yall!!
Never had a bad reaction from brake cleaner and bodywork. De-stickered all my past bikes/cars with the stuff. And I use it before pulling the sticker. So the whole sticker is easier to remove and usually brings the glue with it 🙌
Nice work, guys. That tensioner looks like it was made with a rollerblade wheel(hard poly). I'd say your best bet is to buy a piece of white nylon and use Ike's lathe to make a new roller. It's very easy to make, just take your time. There's 100 people that can walk you through the process, me included. Give me the dimensions and I'll make you one. I have the material.
Here's a trick to getting rid of the glue for just about any label, use regular rubbing alcohol same stuff you use to clean cuts 90% or better (less water in it). Then you can just use say a table spoons worth on the tank size stick and rub it in with your finger, then wipe with a rag repeat if necessary. As for applying decals, try spraying a soapy water solution to surface and be liberal with it so the decal doesn't stick and can still be slid around. Once your happy with the placement work from the middle out to push the bubbles out and get a flat full adhesion, if you do get a small bubble try a hair dryer and softly work it out.
Thats not the original cover for that trike. In 1985 it would be a blue cover, and the early 70s were all 3 speeds but the last few years were 4 speed. Great video guys.
For sticker/decal/glue removal I've started using those rubber eraser wheels. I just finished removing a ridiculous amount of vinyl pinstriping from a '95 S10 and it was so much quicker and easier than any of the chemicals/cleaner hacks I've used in the past.
I went through quite a few of them tensioners on my atc 110 when i was younger. I ended up removing the old wore out sprocket and bolting a piece of hardwood on the tensioner inplace of the tiny sprocket for the chain to ride on. Worked better than expected. Pretty certain it is still on it.
Guys, a suggestion. Buy and experiment with a cheap powder coat system (Harbor Freight). I use an old large electric cook oven and it works amazingly well. The results are fantastic and it is so much more durable than rattle can paint or (ugh) a paint brush.
Back in the late 70s, my dad's friend Charlie had a brand new ATC 90, and a brand new GMC Gentleman Jim (black and gold, sort of a Smokey and the Bandit TRUCK) pickup. He let me try out the ATC. I gave it too much gas, which makes the front end light and even harder to steer. I went straight into the side of the GMC. A GMC/ATC interface. Minor damage to the truck (I say minor, cuz it wasn't mine). To this day, I've never TRIED to ride another 3 wheeler.
Brings back many memories of my Mini Trail 50 cc I had as a kid. Best bike I ever had, It always ran when every thing else broke Bulletproof! Took it camping all the time lived in Colorado went anywhere I wanted to. Great video and content guys!!!! Keep up the good work fellow Tar Heels. Or maybe it's Pirates!
Tech Tip: After you split the wheels and replace the seals use tire slim liberally between the wheel halves. They will leak no matter how much sanding you do. The slim will stop the leaks. Been there done that.
Have you ever seen what tire slim does to steel and aluminum rims? Changed many tires that had tire slim in them for who knows how long. Corrodes them real bad. Actually did an experiment on a brand new painted rim, ran the tire and wheel for one season and pulled it apart and it was rusted so bad it was flaking. Just my personal experience with tire slim.
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What'd you guys think of the "survival hunting" adventure at the end?
That would be so good.
Its gonna be great when we get to it!
Where can i get murch??
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Haven't gotten to it yet. We will tell you
They came with those safety stickers back then. I can remember peeling the stickers off my 82 back in the day.
Also heat the vinyl with a hair dryer to help pull wrinkles out. Do not apply the heat directly, swing it back and forth to gradually heat the area.
I collect atc's. They all had them.
@@JETHO321 yeah I have 3 old hondas but wouldn't call myself a collector. I actually remember when 4 wheelers came out, my son rides the suzuki 125 my grandpa bought new in 1985.
The 3 wheeler getting some TLC:
Tires
Labels and
Cover for the seat.
John's catch of the day, can't wait to see his trip to the Bearing sea to work as a green horn.
The first ATC I ever saw was only 6 months old. It was a ATC 90 but belonged to a couple of thrill seeking Firemen from OKC. They had worn it out by the time I saw it and replaced that 90 with a 185 Suzuki or Yamaha engine and trans. The sticker was not original equipment since they would get all lit up and play (you know Firemen always follow safety rules "wink *wink"). The object was to be able to stay on and not spill your beer. When you were the passenger, that was not as easy as you would think. Luckily they would do it in the sand and no one was hurt. They also drag raced a 56 F100, flew hang gliders and had several "sand" toys. BTW You need a "Dutch Oven" for camp cooking and on top of the stove in the shop.
A 42 minute video in the regular upload schedule, this is what makes you guys' channel a beautiful place, stay safe!
I grabbed a 1984 70 from my grandparents house. hopefully will be able to ride it soon.
you gotta do the soapy water trick for the stickers. you can move it around until its in place, then squeegee it and wait until it dries. and BOOM! sticker
Great job on the ATC 70! Don’t quit your day job for TV Survival John!!! Keep him straight Isaac!!
You genuinely got me with the Survival Hunting at the end. I had no idea where you were going with it, until you "caught" the salmon. I laughed so hard it scared the cat.
for de stickering, there is this stuff we use for refinishing cabinet doors when we need to take off the bumpers and factory stickers. It works really well. Its called Wax Wash, from Mohawk comes in a spray can. 👍
Heat up seat cover with blow dryer . Helps it when stretching
When I grew up as a kid, ('70s), one of my neighbors had one of these. The rest of us had maybe a lawnmower engine powered minibike. We were all green with envy!
I just want to say, Ive been watching some old videos and John has lost some weight and looking and clearly feeling better. Go John
Bit of an odd assumption to say feeling better. He seems to be as good as ever. It's not like he was ever fat.
@@SportbikerNZ no saying he was feeling bad because of weight, just he's a lot more comfortable being in front of the camera
My 82 is a four speed, down shift pattern and swapped out the points for a CDI kit, still on original motor and my son andIi beat the heck out of it. Bought it for $300 back in 2012, the best purchase ever! The survival ending was pretty good I have to say. My son smiled and you can't even get him to crack a smile even if you tried dad jokes ha.
I'm really impressed with the Australian accent! Lol
Some parts I was convinced
As an Aussie, I was laughing my tits off. The ONLY people who can possibly do a passable Aussie accent are the Kiwis.......when they're not busy shagging sheep!
@@marktelford2160 Oi!
As an Aussie I to had a good laugh. Almost there but not quite, just like a “4 Speed Decal” lol 😂
Australian? I thought that was AUSTRIAN! LOL
Lol....the camping scene was hilarious!! Keep up the great work guys
Y'all should build another turbocharged 212 or 420
YES!!!
Agreed. But just on a yard cart, build it like the oval dirt track go karts👌
Smog pump supercharged gx390
I think they should just build a new 420 in general... been a while since I've seen one on the channel
Supercharger would be better because it could actually build boost
Man you guys have the perfect property for Rc 1/10 scale trail riding especially with that little creek to drive through
The chain tensioner is a round wheel riding on chain links, that’s why the original was a sprocket
It also sounded like the chain was rubbing not turning the wheel on the tensioner. Sounded like something rubbing on plastic.
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Correct, this is a tensioner for a belt. A chain tensioner, like a timing chain tensioner on an engine is also nylon but longer and curved and would be constantly lubricated. This is not the right application.
This video is bringing back great memories. As a kid I had an '85 ATC-125M. One friend had The fourtrax 125, 2 friends had ATC 110s, and two others had the ATC 70. years of fun times
16:53 - the longest “that’s what she said” in C&C channel history! 🤣
I love watching ur builds but that campin expedition was the best part
Using a heat gun to soften stickers and adhesives makes removing stickers and residue easier.
And WD 40
Yeah i wanted to say this
@@shaharsdechen2537 day this ???
Haha no shit, that's kinda a given
Also rubbing a drop of gas works perfect
Hilarious!!!! Very witty, Canadian like comedy! Impressive!
One of the best videos I’ve watched for awhile. Keep it up guys, the content is awesome!
Hey John and Isaac,
Thanks so much for the aluminum flywheel that you included with my "Send it" hat ! Now I can soup up my MB200 without it exploding ! You guys are the best. - Jeb
Your welcome! Thanks for watching
There was a moment right after you put it up on the table that Ike was just sitting there looking like his wheels were turning. And all I could think was "can we make this a mini bike?"
Thought same thing
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Bon appétit les gars
Excellent ATC Honda, c'est mythique !!!
WD-40 works great for removing adhesive from paint without harming the paint
I think they needed something next level.
It's a Barby in Australia and ya need Prawns, Lamb Chops and blow the froth off a carton of Great Norther beer, Salmon in a frypan on a fire pit, Crickey boys ya have a couple a Kangaroo's loose in the top paddock, Mad skills what a hunt
They did make a Christmas special atc70 it was blue 🔵
That's what is was going to say I knew about those before they z50 ones
I was working on a (old school choppper) restoration project, my buddy & I were 4 months into it, then we had to apply decals. Well one of the decals was off centred by approx. 1\4 of an inch, when we decided to put it up for sale we took it to a dealership for evaluation. The gentleman in charge told us that, tHe one little glitch we made depreciated it by almost $1000.00!! Well my my buddy looked at him and told him point blank, "Bullshit!" . To make a long story short we actually made about $2500.00 more because the potential buyer appreciated the hard work we had put into it!!!! 😁😁😁
No1 on here you guys are legends always waiting for new vids inspired me and a friend to start building cool toys
Whenever Isaac says "... and it'll be fine" it's with such sincerity and it always cracks me up.
I love the hunting bit 😂
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@@Hitycooking bud. Don't advertise on other people's channels. It's rude.
Yes they did an ATC 70 Christmas special, 1983, I have always wanted one, only seen one for sale in a long time and it was trashed for 1800, I think the plastics on yours were changed at some point to older stuff like an 83 or something, 85 had a blue seat
Why don’t you guys ever take things all the way apart before painting?
I'm shakin' my head the whole time...
They do sometimes
I was expecting them to at least media blasting it before painting or powdercoating the frame.
He seems a bit organized behind the scenes and so he likely only puts x amount of time into each video to stay on schedule
@@JetSkiBuyFixPlaySellChannel it’s cars and cameras what do you expect? I love these guys but they aren’t the best for quality work
im starting my day with you guys in your shop, then going up to my dads house to drop the engine and new to us transmission in the old 1938 pontiac coup. should be a good time. cheers
Nice
Where did u get the plastics
The food cooking and hunting at the end was great guys .
“Doesn’t this have a 150lbs capacity.....?” “Ya so.......?” I’m dying over here!!! 🤣
The food looked good untill i saw the asparagus! Yuk!
Nice build! FYI, when putting on a decal get a spray bottle and fill with water and a squirt of dish soap. Spray it on the clean area where you’re putting the decal. Then just lay the decal on the soapy area so you can adjust where you want it. Simply use a credit card wrapped with paper towel to squeegee out the soapy water. All done!
FYI - Rubbing alcohol removes sticker glue like a champ!
Another one..... Car wax works great!!
I use wd-40 and a scotchbrite pad
If you want no tarnishing of a clear coat or scratches on windows you can use either baby oil or mineral oil, they break adhesive down quite nice.
@@TuttleScott Tell ya what- WD-40 works great for removing grease pencil marks off thrift shop items. Its like magic
91% or 99% Rubbing Alcohol works best
I generally check you guys out for the fun projects, but the camping/fishing skit was funny as hell. I say do more unrelated skits. Cheers!
10 sets of ads in a 45 minute video. Holy crap, youtube has become satellite/cable.
Download the video and watch it offline, come back to comment.
Or other tricks.
@@tomstech4390 don't you have to pay for youtube premium for that?
@@SaltyCracker402 There are other websites and programs like freemake (arseholes who are progressively putting features behind paywalls limiting speeds etc) but there are other options.
There are other tricks for mobile I'm sure you'll come across, If everyone spills the beans too soon I think youtube (google) will find ways of "fixing" it sooner and then we *all* have no way around. But read enough comments and you'll find ways around.
I wish I could be as patient as Isaac
John always cook fish skin side down first..
Love the catchNcook great vid
Agreed!! Skin first!
I love how you guys were still draining the tank through the fuel line in the background when ya already had it off and coulda just poured it from the fill cap and been done 😂❤️
I’d send you guys a bunch of 3M stuff but you’ve never replied to my offer, then I see you buying scotchbrite and shake my head. Oh well, money is no object I guess!
Great job, looks great.
Hello
It'll be fine. No need to push it.
36 years old and you can still get parts for them? Amazing! I can't even find a decorative light bulb for my bathroom without buying 16 to keep them all the same.
To get that salmon on point, ALWAYS start with the skin side down. Next time you cook you up some salmon, grab you a cast iron skillet, some fresh Thyme, butter, salt, and a little bit of cracked pepper. Sprinkle the fillet with a little salt and pepper. Throw some butter and thyme in the skillet and lay your salmon in skin side down. Grab the spoon and tilt the skillet to pool the butter and thyme. Baste the salmon by spooning on the butter. Once that skin is golden brown and crispy, flip the fillet and continue basting for about two minutes. Tell your fans how it taste! Hopefully, you'll enjoy the food as much as I enjoy your videos.
Use a 2k automotive spray clear with hardener over stickers on fuel tank. You will not be disappointed very durable and can be easily purchased on Amazon for about $20. Way better than regular spray clear.
Man you guys are great hunters and fishermen? Your talents have no boundaries...👍
Top tip! Rubber eraser wheels and plastic razor blades work wonders on stickers decals and double sided tape. And you should use some adhesive on that seat. Overall I'm jealous, my 83 125m was never that cool (still cool tho) wish I still had it.
Dang it Bobby ! After watching the Salmon cooking, now I'm hungry! ( the three wheeler is looking like it belongs in a showroom! Great job, as always guys!)
This hits close to the heart. The Honda ATC 70 was the first "dirt bike" I ever got to ride. First time out I crashed into a tree because they steer so weird. LOL! Keep up the great work!
I remember back in the day, I had a Honda 70, along with about 7 of my school buddies my friends dad was a Machinist at air research, we jacked those 70s with stroker cranks, bored out, cams, headers over sized carb, headers. 3 speed to4. Changed the front sprocket.
To top it all off put a little alcohol in the tank. Most definitely ur helmet.
What else can I say scary fast on 3 wheels. Have fun with ur restoration
@23:53 A time proven trick is to put Baby oil on some paper towel so it is soaked do this all on the Glue to be removed, let set over night. As a rule all of the glue will just wipe off. Not always but 80-90% of the time. Love your guys fun, and how good of friends you two are. Keep up the good work. Chain tensioner: You can remove the old cog from your old chain tensioner, and replace it with a new skate board wheel, they work great, and last a very long time ,and are cheap to replace.
I use a regular deck of poker cards tucked around the rim with the tire deflated to paint rims .Makes for a perfect paint job on the rims and easier to get under the rim instead of using just blue tape. BTW...Awesome channel!!!!
Awesome job on that 70. Bone apple tea!
HEY, there could be gold in your creek Jon.... I'll gladly come and help you find out if you like.... Great vid guys!
Fun facks! Red is my favorite color 😍
Thoroughly enjoyed this video. Thanks for all the good times
That catch and cook was hilarious you guys killed it again!!!! The atc 70 looks great, can't wait for them tires to come in!!
Use a heat gun or a hair dryer when you remove stickers and they’ll come off clean. You gotta get close to it with a hair dryer but don’t get to close with a heat gun and keep it moving don’t stay in one place to long or you’ll damage the paint or plastic. Just go slow and don’t get it to hot. When it’s pretty toasty to the touch it’s ready.
ATC Christmas specials were all blue no chrome tank. Different color scheme then the mini bikes. They also did a bunch of other atcs like 110 125 ect too
Dude's
This is one of the funniest videos you guy's done yet...
Keep it up
From southern New Mexico, you need some green chile for those burgers to add amazing flavor and help keep you warm!
Hi I’m 13 and I have Ben working on a 1984 Honda act and watching your videos has helped a lot thanks
Instead of heat wrap, I'd put that heat resistant tape on the back of the plastics, similar to what they put on air boxes for dirt bikes. That is pretty sweet-looking, I can't wait to see the finished product! Props on the camping trip, it was golden
I would love to see an episode where John, Ike, and friends go on like a week camping trip with friends, I think that would be awesome, brig out all there toys, go fishing, ripping, and vibing in the woods.
They've done it before. It's how they got the idea for the bronco because the guy who owns the grave ninja was on that trip. They drive their own vehicles up a mountain and pull mini trailers with their camping equipment so they can camp on top.
Good skit guys. Love the 3 wheeler content.
Makes me miss the heck out of my early '80s125 CC Honda let my older cousin borrow it one year for hunting come back with a bit of plastic on the fenders barbed wire wrapped around the axle Alice just say there was water and mud in places that nobody knew water and mud could get I was like dang thanks cuz never seen that dude again either, y'all guys make incredibly entertaining educational how to's and sometimes boo boos of the all-terrain vehicle AKA all-terrain cycle knuckle busting crew.... Let's get it back Honda Red.......
Too funny with the fishing and hunting segment. A+ in my book !!
And the Honda looks great ! ***
great show boys, love the longer format, more c&c for the win.
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You guys just kicked it up a notch!
Ok I looked through quite a few comments to see if someone already told you but I didn't see it. I use a spray bottle with water mixed with rubbing alcohol. I mix around 1 part alcohol to 3 parts water. It makes it so that you can move it around til you get it where you want. No worries about getting soap out, alcohol will dry up clear.
dont heat up those spikes under the buddyseat , remember that theres foam rubber under that cover , that stuff burns like oil you need an actual fire extinguisher to smother the fire
just wedge a small screwdriver under the spike and carefully pry them open
to prevent the foam from bunching up put a plastic bag over it , it makes the foam a litle more slippery (works great on car seatbacks ) i usually started in de middle of all four straights and worked toward the corners , makes sure its spaced out the same all over and it wrinkles a lot less
neat trick for putting stickers on , use soapy water in a spraybottle and wet the surface , the slap the sticker over that , the soapy water alows you to slide the sticker untill its placed correctly
squeegy the water away from under the sticker and alow to dry , then take of the top sticker protection , works great for windowtinting too
With all do respect the last part of this video was some of the best stuff you have done. My wife and I were laughing our heads off!!!... but all the content is great . Love watching yall!!
Never had a bad reaction from brake cleaner and bodywork. De-stickered all my past bikes/cars with the stuff. And I use it before pulling the sticker. So the whole sticker is easier to remove and usually brings the glue with it 🙌
Nice work, guys. That tensioner looks like it was made with a rollerblade wheel(hard poly). I'd say your best bet is to buy a piece of white nylon and use Ike's lathe to make a new roller. It's very easy to make, just take your time. There's 100 people that can walk you through the process, me included. Give me the dimensions and I'll make you one. I have the material.
That Grill & Cook Out video was great!
Here's a trick to getting rid of the glue for just about any label, use regular rubbing alcohol same stuff you use to clean cuts 90% or better (less water in it). Then you can just use say a table spoons worth on the tank size stick and rub it in with your finger, then wipe with a rag repeat if necessary. As for applying decals, try spraying a soapy water solution to surface and be liberal with it so the decal doesn't stick and can still be slid around. Once your happy with the placement work from the middle out to push the bubbles out and get a flat full adhesion, if you do get a small bubble try a hair dryer and softly work it out.
LOL That is why me and the Ol' Lady can't catch any fish here in Florida !! We are using Mastercard !! 🤣🤣🤣Getting new cards tomorrow !! LOL
Almost to one million I see I’ve been here since 400k
Thats not the original cover for that trike. In 1985 it would be a blue cover, and the early 70s were all 3 speeds but the last few years were 4 speed. Great video guys.
For sticker/decal/glue removal I've started using those rubber eraser wheels. I just finished removing a ridiculous amount of vinyl pinstriping from a '95 S10 and it was so much quicker and easier than any of the chemicals/cleaner hacks I've used in the past.
Use the plasma table to make your own intake flanges then buy a weldable 90 and make own intake if that will work
You guys did really good it was filed and edited awsome al around an awsome episode
I went through quite a few of them tensioners on my atc 110 when i was younger. I ended up removing the old wore out sprocket and bolting a piece of hardwood on the tensioner inplace of the tiny sprocket for the chain to ride on. Worked better than expected. Pretty certain it is still on it.
I love the three-wheeler and the "Man Vs. Wild" bit.
Best episode. Isaac throwing knife outta leaf pile was so fitting.
Guys, a suggestion. Buy and experiment with a cheap powder coat system (Harbor Freight). I use an old large electric cook oven and it works amazingly well. The results are fantastic and it is so much more durable than rattle can paint or (ugh) a paint brush.
Cooking expedition was hilarious 😂
Back in the late 70s, my dad's friend Charlie had a brand new ATC 90, and a brand new GMC Gentleman Jim (black and gold, sort of a Smokey and the Bandit TRUCK) pickup. He let me try out the ATC. I gave it too much gas, which makes the front end light and even harder to steer. I went straight into the side of the GMC. A GMC/ATC interface. Minor damage to the truck (I say minor, cuz it wasn't mine). To this day, I've never TRIED to ride another 3 wheeler.
Oh crikey I didn't know you were Australian John funny as hell
Brings back many memories of my Mini Trail 50 cc I had as a kid. Best bike I ever had, It always ran when every thing else broke Bulletproof! Took it camping all the time lived in Colorado went anywhere I wanted to. Great video and content guys!!!! Keep up the good work fellow Tar Heels. Or maybe it's Pirates!
These videos are so therapeutic to watch, very relaxing
that was a great ending guys you should do more on your videos thanks for the great video
Tech Tip: After you split the wheels and replace the seals use tire slim liberally between the wheel halves. They will leak no matter how much sanding you do. The slim will stop the leaks. Been there done that.
Have you ever seen what tire slim does to steel and aluminum rims? Changed many tires that had tire slim in them for who knows how long. Corrodes them real bad. Actually did an experiment on a brand new painted rim, ran the tire and wheel for one season and pulled it apart and it was rusted so bad it was flaking. Just my personal experience with tire slim.