How to Build Honda TMX155 Scrambler Full Review Custom Build: Woods Custom 78
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- How to Build Honda TMX155 Scrambler Full Review Custom Build: Woods Custom 78
Finally we take you through a full review of one of our most recent custom builds here at Woods Customs 78 in Davao City, a Honda TMX155 converted into a scrambler style motorbike.
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I enjoyed watching this video. I'm 6'2" and I really appreciate this. Now I know what to do with my motorcycle. Thank you very much!
awesome! glad to be of help!
The TMX 155, incredibly tough bike, it could haul damn near a 1000 pounds if you gear it right, infamous for the ankle breaking kickback, and its legendary reliability. Beautiiful build and im sure that thing some proper gnarly stuff.
Nice bike Honda Tmx155. Very good modifications .. I have Honda Tmx155 modified as well. 👍👍👍
wow aweswome!
Cool.. I like that's bike style😍
Thanks friend
i like it...can you show me how to change the sound,air filter, overhauling the engine and the wiring....
TMX 155, the benchmark of torque for tricycles here in the Philippines (not sure today). I remember when I first rode my uncle's TMX, it was like dragging my soul forward 😂 it even had a sidecar.
I like that, the benchmark of torque! I think that title really does fit it well, it still is today im sure, as it goes up mountains all day long fully loaded! Awesome little bikes in my opinion!
hopefully i will be able to visit your shop soon when it is open.. i am really into scrambler and hopefully you will consider modifying rouser 135 to scrambler as well
Thanks amigo
i love it!
Thank you 🙏
@@AlwoodWick i just had to recreate this my man! i just did this on my own
Enjoyed watching hope had a sponsorship of part just kidding take care God bless and keep it up sir
hahaha thanks, yes me too, wish these were sponsored but all just done ourselves.
How many mm is the rear shock you got there? Nice review!
May i know what size or motor of the rear shock you guys used? Tnx
Hey, Man, I'm in Canada right now, Pinoy, IAM collecting old Japanese classic bikes, honda cb350, Suzuki madura 1200cc, suzuki gs750,and few more.. watching your channel, I am tempted now of sending these bikes for you to scramblelize, instead of me working it here.. my plans here would be to booberize, and cafe racer, maybe we can come to an agreement.. thank you for your time and your posts.
hello friend. sounds like fun! although if they are here, its very hard to get the papers to make them street legal if imported, but the idea sounds awesome!! happy hunting :)
love it!simple but very nice
Thanks amigo
Can I know the size of the Rims and Tire also did you need to change out the stock butterfly?Looks amazing btw.
I guess you didn't wach the whole clip. Rims are 2.5x17 and tires - front and back - are Power Tire DUAL D601 110/90-17 (a cheap Heidenau K60 Scout knockoff). He said, front fork is original so butterfly is stock. But if you meant swingarm, than it's also stock. You're welcome.
Really nice build boss wood. Can i ask sir wood on the swing arm,how did you extend the swingarm?did you replace it with a new one or did you added extension like welding some tubes or to the swingarm?tnx very much!
Hi friend, the swing arm was extended with a tube weld by around 2.5inches - makes a big difference!
@@AlwoodWick Thank you boss wood! I want you to be the one to build me one as soon as I get a bike of my own.We're from Cdo.I like the way you explain stuff and you seem to be a really cool guy.Godbless!
Nice bike buddy how much its cost you this...
I admire your work sir. New fan here.
Thanks so much amigo
Sir, what size of front and rear shock did you use, is the front shock is stock, how about the rear shock?
TMX 125 PLEASED
Hey bro! what is the name and address of your builder in davao? I've plan to go in there soon. My next project is Yamaha XTZ125 scambler. I'm from General Santos City... Nice bike! Cool!
Hey amigo, we have our own woods customs 78 custom shop - message me on fb @woodscustoms78 and we can talk from there with more details :)
Hi Al! Just want to know what is the budget involved in a build like this? Ballpark? Is it adjustable to a certain budget if owner opts to have modern options - fob key ignition, LED headlamps, monoshocks , custom gas tanks among others? TIA.
Hey amigo, for sure it’s adjustable to your own specs and what you can purchase! I know you can do a basic build cost anywhere from say 30k pesos if you do it yourself and up. But the more modern or special the parts then costing will go up but you can always do things in stages anyway and take your time as a personal project! All the best amigo. God bless.
Now that I think about it. Taking baby steps is the thing to go. I think I've been watching a lot of YT videos and got caught up. But I do like the "pantra-cafe racer" builds you've been showing. Always waiting for your channel. Keep it up. Thanks, Wood!
Thanks amigo :)
Sir woods..jusk asking where is the exact address of the shop you bring your bike to build a scrambler..thnks
420 customs in agdao davao amigo
Good day sir,. Its my first time building a project bike, I am planning to convert my KAWASAKI HD2 to a YAMAHA SR400 modern classic bike look, i like its simplicity and modern classic style. Can you give me advice on how can i achieve this project,. I cant decide yet what size of tires and rims to use, which is better, drum front brakes or should i go with disk brake?., what shade of gun metal gray should i use?.,any suggestions and recommendations will be very mush appreciated,. thank you for your help sir,.
wow thats awesome, i would suggest just to look up other scrambler builds online to get your inspiration and just go one step at a time amigo. personally i love a dark gun metal shade of color though, looks tough! Simplicity is key, i would also keep the air filter covered or at least partially if using a mushroom type so that when it rains, you wont struggle starting your bike up :-) otherwise just go for it amigo
Change sprocket combination for faster acceleration..
good point!
less sound more ground..... those motors can be almost silent
Hi may i know if a 5'11 guy suites for that custom bike and if u dont mind whats ur height?
Yes absolutely no problem - but I am 6ft4
Can it still be registered sir? I mean if u renew ur motorcycle registration can it still pass?
yes it can friend
what fork did you use? looks like it's a bit longer.
just a simple replacement one that allowed for a little wider rim and tire too. can’t remember the name but just a generic
specs of tire and rim set pls?
What kind of headlight did you use bro?
Can’t recall from the top of my head amigo but was just a standard classic 6” round light I ordered I believe, nothing crazy :)
@@AlwoodWick Ahahaha I really like the bike. Keep it up. Ride safe💪
Hello sir!wer is d location of ur shop in davao?..tnx..
Sorry right now waits all closed
How did u register your motorbike
Through local davao authorities
How much is that cost? I'm planning
Where is your shop located. Can i bring mine there?
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Where was ur place located in davao sir,,, and how long it takes 4u to assemble a scrable bike like dis. Tnx
@@AlwoodWick wer was ur location in davao sir
how much does it cost?
how tall are you? the bike looks cool but little small
Yup it is a little small for me I’m 6ft4 :)
Small but terrible honda 155 th-cam.com/video/tqF-ccU0BdY/w-d-xo.html
hello..is this for sale?
Hi sorry it’s already sold
sir how much did it cost you for this kind of modification? is it only available in davao?
Hi brother you can modify a bike like this from as little as 20k on up - depends on parts, mods etc and the shop you go to. There are people all over the Philippines that can do mods I believe :) not just in davao
@@AlwoodWick thanks sir
how much for the customize?
Pm on fb woodscustoms78
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Can i ride this? Am 5ft😆
for sure you could! and if not there are easy ways to make it easier to get your feet down on the ground! blessings
Hello what is the name of handle bar
Nothing specific just a scrambler type of handlebar
Even baby bikes cost a fortune these days.
😂👶🏍 that’s funny friend. Have a great day!
Front mud guard doesn't look nice
Perhaps