I built a Colin Furze Model Hover Bike!

In this video, I'll show you how I built a Colin Furze Meccano Hover Bike! If you're a fan of the CZcams channel Colin Furze, then this build is for you!
This hoverbike is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and have some fun - even if you don't have a lot of experience with build and engineering. I'll show you how to build this bike step-by-step, and explain all the safety precautions that you need to take into account when building a hoverbike - basically you need to wear a safety tie!!! So if you're a fan of Colin Furze's CZcams channel and want to build a hoverbike of your own, then watch this video!

[@bobmcdonald5774]

I suppose Everyone needs a Good Safety Tie Somedays , Keep up the Good Work .

[@BaldyMakesStuff]

Absolutely, wouldn't be without one. Thanks for watching!

[@farmerc7314]

Your necktie looks so good. Your videos are always nice.

[@BaldyMakesStuff]

Thank you, that's really kind of you.

[@markojack15]

Good stuff BB.

[@BaldyMakesStuff]

Thank you very much.

[@Delchursing]

Great video (looks a lot like Colin)

[@BaldyMakesStuff]

Thanks, I thought so too!

[@chrisharris3552]

it's a lot of Hover bother to cut your grass Baldy nice music loved the video

[@BaldyMakesStuff]

LOL, cheers Chris

[@meccanoman]

If it's still lying around and you want to get both engines running off just one battery pack you could splice the wires of the motors together.

[@BaldyMakesStuff]

I did look at that, but the copper in those wires is ridiculously thin. It's not the easiest splicing job (at least for me with very limited electrical skills) so I decided not to bother.