Love these builds; I want to make my own now. I did build something similar from an ATC 200ES that I call the BigFat. Half Big Red, half FatCat, BigFat. It works but I really butchered it and it didn't actually see its intended use. It's been sitting for several years. Mainly it's much bigger than these ones you've built and it's very awkward. I have a couple videos of it on my channel somewhere. Electric start with hi-lo range is nice. It goes faster than I can to go. LOL
Thanks Randy. I've made a few custom seat pans but haven't done a rebuild on a 110 yet. I lucked out on the couple I have and the pans were in great condition. Thanks again for watching!
Great Vid! I think this fork rebuild is done so well. Thank you for making great content! I wish cars and camera could make videos at this level, but they will probably catch up eventually. Maybe you could contact them and provide a few tips? Dude!
H! That's good stuff. I love watching those guys. I keep getting the bug to build a mini bike or go kart something or another every time I see their vids. Just need to think of a fun idea though.
nice video! I have an ATC 110 that the forks are bent on. I found a used ATC 200 front fork set but it doesnt come with the wheel and axle... I want to do this conversion, but I don't know if the ATC 110 wheel and axle are the same as the 200 forks. Do you know if the wheel and axle are the same??
Yessir, the original pegs were really hard to ride as a 2 wheeler. I built the new pegs out of some 3/4" steel rod. Here is a video where I built them. czcams.com/video/FFyAjqvqPsM/video.html
Do you mean the conversion bikes? The red one had some bad bump steer and felt really heavy with the original rigid fork. It is a night and day difference when you put the 200S fork on the bike. They "almost" handle like a bike. You still know the fat tires are there but they handle quite well.
@@reddoggxj I am quite happy with how it rides. I'll get some riding videos up when it warms up and beat on the bike pretty good. I'll be sure to mention the rake question in the vid. Thanks!
Greetings, you should be able to search google for "identify what year atc honda" and find a bunch of resources that will help you identify your year and model from the serial number. Best of luck!
Love these builds; I want to make my own now.
I did build something similar from an ATC 200ES that I call the BigFat. Half Big Red, half FatCat, BigFat.
It works but I really butchered it and it didn't actually see its intended use. It's been sitting for several years. Mainly it's much bigger than these ones you've built and it's very awkward. I have a couple videos of it on my channel somewhere. Electric start with hi-lo range is nice. It goes faster than I can to go. LOL
Nice! Before I built mine, I was thinking of doing a 200ES. The larger tires scared me away from that idea though haha!
Very professional... well done. Just wondering if you ha e ever done a 110 ATC seat pan rebuild? Thanks.
Thanks Randy. I've made a few custom seat pans but haven't done a rebuild on a 110 yet. I lucked out on the couple I have and the pans were in great condition. Thanks again for watching!
You made that look easy man!!!!looks great!
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Good job bud! Would love to see a full original restoration of a ATC70.
Too bad those things are so hard to find and so dang expensive now. I'll keep my eye out though!
You should build one from a atc70 next!
Like a 2 wheel conversion? I'd like to but those things are so dang expensive and pretty rare around here. I'd feel guilty chopping one up 😁😁
Job well done!
Thanks! Really appreciate it!!
Great Vid! I think this fork rebuild is done so well. Thank you for making great content! I wish cars and camera could make videos at this level, but they will probably catch up eventually. Maybe you could contact them and provide a few tips?
Dude!
H! That's good stuff. I love watching those guys. I keep getting the bug to build a mini bike or go kart something or another every time I see their vids. Just need to think of a fun idea though.
Awesome build!!!
Thanks and thanks for watching!
nice video! I have an ATC 110 that the forks are bent on. I found a used ATC 200 front fork set but it doesnt come with the wheel and axle... I want to do this conversion, but I don't know if the ATC 110 wheel and axle are the same as the 200 forks. Do you know if the wheel and axle are the same??
The wheel should work but the axle and hub will not. Might have to keep an eye out for those, sounds like a fun project!
This is awesome
Thanks! Greatly appreciated!!!
did you add the lower foot pegs?
Yessir, the original pegs were really hard to ride as a 2 wheeler. I built the new pegs out of some 3/4" steel rod. Here is a video where I built them. czcams.com/video/FFyAjqvqPsM/video.html
Thanks for another great the vid. Does the 3-wheeler rake make them hard to steer?
Do you mean the conversion bikes? The red one had some bad bump steer and felt really heavy with the original rigid fork. It is a night and day difference when you put the 200S fork on the bike. They "almost" handle like a bike. You still know the fat tires are there but they handle quite well.
We were kind of surprised at how well they ride. I'd rather ride my white conversion bike than my Trail 90 😁😁
@@BIGFOOTBIKESANDBREWS Thanks or the reply. I keep reading it's a problem. Real world knowledge "on the internet" can often be hit or miss.
@@reddoggxj I am quite happy with how it rides. I'll get some riding videos up when it warms up and beat on the bike pretty good. I'll be sure to mention the rake question in the vid. Thanks!
Here is the video of the fork and front brake rebuild if you haven't seen that yet! czcams.com/video/818OfWn8g7U/video.html
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Greetings, you should be able to search google for "identify what year atc honda" and find a bunch of resources that will help you identify your year and model from the serial number. Best of luck!