Street Legal Mini Bike Ep3 ~ Test Ride
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Today we get out and finish the street legal MB200. Let us know what you think and check out the links below for all the parts used in this build. Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe for more!!!
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Get the house Greg! Nothing like having your own land like that.
You have a class shop, class blog and you make excellent equipment. Great job!
@Red Beard's Garage us Alabama fans like the paint scheme. Rolll Tiddeee!!
Quality...Almost As Nice As that Beard..Bravo!
Great video Mr red beard, I have learned a lot from you, on my 4th build myself, have a blessed day yourself. 😀
U can balance the tires yourself. Round stock same size as your axle hub. Build a double A frame just big enough to get tire off table surface. Put round stock through axle hub then put it on the double A frame and spin the wheel. Heaviest part of the tire will be center down. Put wheel weight 180 from the center bottom then it’s balanced.
We balance dirt racing kart tires simply. Buy weights build a small A frame put a piece of round stock same size as your hub diameter. Spin wheel when it stops rolling place a weight 180 above center bottom. Add weight as needed till it keeps moving.
thats a sweet bike. you should put a little storage compartment above the motor so when you go out you can store your phone,wallet,gloves etc.
Plz if you plan on using it as road legal don't use that switch you don't have an ignition lock any key or small flat head will turn they ignition easy to hijack
run 11 psi tire pressure instead of the recommended 7 psi and get your handling back like the stock tires that,s what I did with the SUNF version of that tire.
Very Sweet Bike!!! Love the idea and the way you made it street legal. GPS has some nice 10" rims and nice street tires to fit.
15 acres+ house = lots of kart and mini bike trails+ that shop would be awesome
Beautiful bike brother!!! Udaman. Great vid as usual.
That house looks nice.Its perfect for what you do. You can build some nice trails on that land and concrete the garage floor. I’m also in the middle of buying a house and I can’t wait.nice mini bike it reminds me that I have to finish building mine.
Last mini road trip type video I watched made me think that this one was going to be another grin and bear it but brother you had the right gear and narrating skills that I believe you just LEVELED UP!
The little bike seems to do real good, very nice.
Put like half a gram of small beads in the tire. Used to change tires and when we had big tires we couldn't balance we had these tiny beads we put in the tire. You could feel the balance go out when you hit a bump but it came right back. Don't know the exact measurements we used but I believe it was an ounce for a full size truck tire
Split wire loom + ty-wraps = just as good as regular wire loom.
Moto V log- awesome, audio crystal clear!
More power- I like where your going, but would love to see a turbo added! (why? Because!)
Good start to the motovlogs! I know its cold out, but we are thankful you put this video up.
It looks sweet!😎 Also the moto vlog setup sounds better then I was thinking it would. Also get good sound of the bike as well with little if any wind at all
Put about 4 to 6 ounces of .020 of the non biodegradable air soft bbs in each tire to balance them. How we balance out 4 wheeler and big mud tires on our trucks (more weight of course).
I fail to understand how this would balance them, care to explain?
tacticool commando it doesn’t seem like it would work, but it does. I researched the first time I ever heard someone suggest it and there are videos that explain why it does. Apparently they even do a version in some big truck tires.
@@holtpage8226 I will research it. Thanks for the tip!!
@@tacticoolcommando7305 Its the poormans version of dynabeads. However I've found that their ceramic beads will "sandblast" the inside of an aluminum rim and break up to dust in a steel rim. The non biodegrable air soft bbs are rubber and don't do any damage.
There are many videos on explaining how this works. I thought it was all snake oil until a buddy done it on some 44s we couldn't find a tire shop with a big enough machine to balance. You can look on dynabead website and they suggest how much weight to put in each tire. The key is getting the heaviest rubber bbs you can find I think they make them heavier than .020). I just know the 0.020 are easy to find in wal mart.
@@user-neo71665 Works great on my puny 33" Toyo's . I too was sceptical . Apparently they used to use dry sand in truck (Semi) tyres back in the day . Also I've heard lead shot can be used too. I've found you don't need to be too accurate with the weight you put in the tyre . Just put plenty . The only downside is the noise you get with plastic beads when rolling to a stop . But I actually quite like it LOL
Fattrucker
Your wiring practices are top shelf. We used these methods at the hot rod shop I retired from.
With lights, i love the led ones that require just a simple wiring harness or have their own power source
It’s like a mini Grom from the front
i just started getting interested into mini bikes, i am getting a coleman ct200u for christmas, its weird because im a city boy but i still love camping and fishing and just the greay outdoors. also i always like to check when vieos where made, and it has been exactly two years since you posted this! and i just saw it! i luv your vids man!
Great video. Can't wait for the wiring video. I have a custom 29" frame with a built predator 212 that I'm trying to make street legal. I've been watching your channel since we're in the same state.
Hey Greg, they make a water proof, heat shrink, low heat soldier connector that you can solder, seal, heat wrap wire connections with a heat gun or torch in one easy step. Look up Monolit Connectors.
Check out the Kenda Road-Go tire. Kinda flat in the center, but curved on the shoulder.
Great job with the build Red Beard it looks like a Honda Grom just beefier meaner and ready to tackle more
Whats a grom 100cc? Cuz i think it is. So this a grom eater
U can put the equalizer powder for semis tires to balance if u want to
you are honestly talented as hell! you are literally the reason why my go karts, mini bikes, and all my gas toys even run. without watching your vids I wouldn’t know anything. You should have much more subs bro! great vid
Your local Walmart sells Coleman mirrors that are made for ATVs but fit the 3/8 handlebar
You can build a new house and use that old house as a guest house. The shop can be your headquarters and you can build a small shop for people when you do meet ups
wow that looks fun red beard i can tell by the tears in your eyes lol i hate wireing that is one thing i would be glad t o hire out so i don't have to deal with that headake
Never wired street mini bike but rewired few street motorcycle fully wire dune buggy for the street it's real pain in the butt
Sounds like you love that mini bike better watch out your wife might get jealous😃😃😃
Only thing that I reckon u need for vlogging to be better make sure you follow a checklist of safety stuff and comfort stuff so peeps ain't cringing along with you while you are experiencing regrets about the stuff you forgot
Real nice build and that other property you looked at would be a real nice place for a new shop location. 😁 👍 Thanks for the review!
Been there done that.its so much work to wire up lights and horns
That thing is a sweet ride looks good brother
I miss the old kick-start kit that some of the old 5hp-8hp motors had....like the Cushman and some equipment my uncle used to have.
Would have been awesome for this.
I would have mine with the handle bars up a little. Awesome job making it.
Check out Dyna beads for those wheels. They work great for balancing tires and wheels.
What it needs is some type of transmission. The honda groms are only 125cc and they can do about 65 its all because they have an actual motorcycle transmission. It seems like it should be alot faster for what it is. Ive had a 50cc ice bear scooter that was a chinese gy6 motor and torqe converter and it did about 45 50 after changing the cdi box to one thats not rev limited and a hotter magneto
The white with red works well together
Hey there are motor scooter tires that fit it they also have some nice chrome rims too set it off cheap plus the tires are D.O.T aproved
What tires????
Might want to check your RPM when going 45 - 50 mph before and after sprocket swap! I bet the smaller rear sprocket will drop your RPM and actually give you less top end and slower acceleration. Top end on a TC makes final drive gearing need to be pretty short. ... but you'll probably never read this anyway.
Yep
you were right about one thing the smaller the spricket less take off but more top end
Austin Steward. Nope, larger sprocket will be better better on both counts. You are forgetting there is a CVT (torque converter) between engine and rear sprocket that changes from very low to very high ratio.
When the CVT is at it's lowest ratio, stock gearing works fine, but when it is topped out, it makes the final drive way too high with stock 50t sprocket and engine labors at low RPM below the point governor even kicks in. That is not using engine's RPM correctly and looses power and top end ultimately.
I changed my front to a 9t and it is still too high to even reach factory governed RPM on the Predator 212 at 47 MPH. So I am going to run a 9t front, 60t rear and then I'll still be able to hit 50 MPH or so before I hit governor, and that will also give more bottom end as well.
That's using the torque converter correctly. It'll also save belts because less load on the torque converter. Also if you take governor off after that you can use engine RPM to get even more top end speed.
I'd give you links to the GPS runs videos I did on my channel on my CT200U but youtube would flag as spam. I've tried to tell RBG many time, but he doesn't see messages or else doesn't get it. I dunno. I'm speaking from experience is all I can say.
czcams.com/video/7PBm0rY_yDw/video.html
@@bwxmoto I agree dude. I'll watch your channel
Watching your video make me want to go ride my mini bike rn
I totally dig that house, get it!
Awesome filming...my state requires a speedo, even for mopeds peace
That paint job is killer!
I have been watching most of your minibike videos. You are one talented mechanic/engineer/builder. I will be ordering a Trailmaster hurricane pro by the end of the year or the end if the winter. I plan on making it as street legal as possible. First I need to recover from some pretty heavy duty surgery and my upcoming 2nd round of chemo.i need to have some fun and this seems to fit the bill
Thanks for your very detailed videos.
PS, I am from NJ so it's very natural to use Yiddish on my everyday speaking.Not to sound disrespectful, but where did you pick up the word schmutz. Besides you pronouncing correctly, it was used in proper context. Awesome! You Rock and I will definitely give you a nod at Go Power Sports.
Take good care, Robert Simon
Nice build thanks for sharing I gotta get me another mini bike so I can still have something to ride while modifying and upgrading my current one.thanks for sharing new sub here..
You should get a mount for your phone and use a speedometer app to keep track of your speed, also put a little tachometer on to keep track of that.
Its pretty cool you should always wear gloves even in the summer, if you do go down it can save your hands from road rash. Have fun with it, and now its time for the 620 swap ;) lol
I like it slot, nice build👍
really great job on that mini bike.We love it.Keep up the awesome job on your channel.Your very talented bro
That thing is awesome man good job!! it’s gonna be a blast in spring and summer when it’s warmer looking fwd to some moto vlogs love your channel
I can't wait for the stage 3 episode for this bike!!!!!!!!
if you are not going to use the back rack take out the middle of the last bar and mount the back light just above the mud gard sorry fender
Finding out on the street pretty soon you won't have no knobbies you will have round bald tires not made for just street so you will be able to replaceing them more often
You may be able to soil cement that shop floor and it may be sufficient enough for a while. Just a thought.
This looks amazing! I wonder if a predator 420 would fit on one of these. A built 420 would probably be pretty quick on one of these!
Still need blinkers brake light mirrors and license plate
It has blinkers and brake lights
do you and your videos are awesome just because of that I am building a mini bike
You should build it with a honda crf150r Engine
That would be freaking sweat
Do you have a honda crf150r?
Who here loves mini bike Monday
Great little bike probably get 100 miles to the gallon.
You can buy glass beads to auto balance your tires. Balancing beads.
Shave the head and run a .020+ longer then stock rod 2 or 3 of the .009" thin steel headgasket for it to get more compression she should make more power also could do 1.3 ratio on intake and a 1.2 ratio for the exhaust. But then cutting reliefs in the piston is gonna be needed
Great moto vlog. I wouldn't change a thing. Don't forget your jacket and gloves.
Good video Mr Redbeard thank you for sharing.
Needs a kholer vtwin in it so it will sound like a little Harley. And plenty of low end .
Listen my guy u are amazing and talented i would love to do this to my baja.
Look into balancing beads. They are small glass beads the auro balance the wheel.
headlight makes it look like a honda grom almost. looks mad
That house would be sweet with all that land
Don't change anything in the vlog ...but have Lonnie do a vlog as well even just some cruising on the street legal bikes would be pretty cool...one suggestion for the bike put your rbg logo on the gas tanks I do white so it gives with the rest of it...maybe do some white accents on the pull start cover so it all jives with the rest of the turkey
You need a speedo but other than that it's amazing that your gonna get it street legal
Over time the tires will get round keep the pressure higher
Dennis Kirk has a more rounded road style atv tire called the Kenda Road Go. But sadly it's not dot approved, which kind of makes it being called a "Road Go" redundant. :P
U tough man when it comes 2 this
You make a video showing the wiring up of this thing? Working on making mt bt200x street legal.
Before I say what I am thinking, here is a disclaimer. I get the desire to build it yourself and be different, or even the "because I can" mindset. I honesty would build one myself just for the fun of it if I had the time and space to do so.
With that out of the way, for the total cost and time to build this bike you could easily get a Grom or a Z125. Good low mile used ones sell for around 2-2.5k. If you want a dirt bike, then for $2400 delivered you could rock a CSC TT250 (I have a similar bike, great town cruiser/commuter/adventure bike on the cheap). Road bike? the CSC SG250 that just came out. All 4 bikes I named are in the same price range, are capable of 60+mph with simple upgrades (or stock for the CSC bikes), and are already road legal. Heck, even a lightly used TW200 is in that same price range. Much easier way for cheap, fun, simple motorcycling.
Have u heard of Tesa Tape. Its way better than that ol electrical tape. They have some for like on the side of a car. And for the engine bay. I use that Tesa tape for everything now. Lol
I have had some in my Amazon shopping kart for weeks lol I need to order it
You and cars and cameras should do a collaboration
They don't care about us little people lol
Well sorry about that but honestly your better😉
Wow, she is pretty! Love it man! Wish i had it!!!
Your street legal mini bike looks like a Coleman super Moto Grom
You should make a go cart that steers form the back
You guys should get klx 110 pit bikes and that bike is fast
That house would be nice
That thing is nice man
UNCLEDOUG HERE I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS !! YOU GUYS DO GOOD !! KEEP IT UP !! THANKS !!
Put a smaller gear and put High small spring in the torque converter so you Will have torque in the hill and top speed
I love it looks so fun
The bike sounds great!
Did you use a hydraulic banjo bolt brake light sensor? If so, did you mount it to the brake caliper? If so what is the bolt size and thread pitch of the sensor you used on it? Thanks love the channel
Put stiffer Springs in the front
tires wise you might look into motor scooter wheels and tires.
As far as balance if I'm not to late... Put one oz per 10lbs of tire/rim weight of Daisy bb's in your tire. Don't laugh until you try it! Runs like glass!!
You should change up where you mount he go pro. Check out the mount that Tyler Monagan uses in his vids. I think he mentions it in one if he recent vids.