Building A Street Legal 2 Stroke Dirt Bike - Electrical Is DONE! 

You are very kind. Thank you.

My thoughts exactly!

I think if they did youtube full time they would lose the lightness and freeness to their videos. This still feels like a small channel because they care about their content quality and audience, not paying the bills (and whether raid shadow legends or some other bs company is going to pay them or not). Keep it up, you guys are awesome!

@@projectdirtbikes I disagree.

agreed!

Crimpin' ain't easy.

Hope you like the video, and best wishes to your Nana.

Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks.

RU-vid isn’t sustainable. Especially when you have kids and a wife

They don’t work a 9 to 5 I’m pretty sure they have numerous rental properties but I guess you could call that work.

I hope you realizing going "full fledge" on RU-vid requires a whole lot of WORK. Wtf is with people thinking RU-vid is just some free money machine.

@@themagiccoasterlover this... you can easily tell who makes more money from youtube directly and who makes more from other sources but still "make videos" YT used to be way easier to make way more money, now it's a very saturated market

We have been working to get to a place in our lives where we can focus primarily on videos, and make it produce enough money to support our family. We are getting close! Thank you for watching the videos!

Metal fatique might kick in after while on those bends if not reinforced at the end. Just bend peace from one side to another under the fender using bolts visible under there and connect to ones made with welding for clean results and with poprivets if just ok or alternatively just make new bracket using top mounting points to hold it in place. Then again excessive reinforcement might cause cracking of the fearing if...when she fells with it. Maybe instead of aluminum use plastic peace separate of the fearing to reinforce it so that can give in. Some use rubber mounts to limit vibrations for the blinkers to save them any vibration related damage but its not perfect solution.

@@Hellsong89 I'm more concerded for plastic fatique, aluminium most likely outlasts plastic for years even with those bends, after all those were made right from the start. Rubber for blinkers would be good on back side as most blinkers have it already on another side from the factory, even on cheap ones. Tube going to blinker housing is rubber almost always, not counting any wish/aliexpress nonsense

I’m not sure what you think you’re seeing, but where those things are attached, is literally where the plastic fender attaches to the frame, so the bolt which is holding those things on is supported by the frame of the motorcycle. There is no “plastic fatigue” involved here.

Yeah I was thinking the same thing, especially with it being a 2 stroke.

I agree with this comment, and would like to add that the rear blinker is tapping on the exhaust which creates a lot of excess noise. Great video though! Loved watching the whole series!

Glad you like them!

Thank you!

Happy new year!

Thank you!

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Thank you!

Yes we are fine! No flooding here. I'm tired of all this rain though.

@@jenniesgarage Agreed. We’re gettin’ washed-away here down south. Haven’t been on any of my bikes in a week. ☹️

@@jenniesgarage lots of rain makes for good dirt longer into the riding season.i am frustrated with no riding now but will be worth it if the rain lets up.or i am selling bikes and building an ark haha