Have You Ever Seen a Chainless Bicycle? | Metalworking Project 

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Very inventive shaft drive! Now, I’m sure you can build an enclosed 6-speed transmission to go with that as well!

I want to see the tennis ball bike take a high speed turn.

Some people totally missing the point..... Awesome builds!

Love the driveshaft conversion! Thanks

With the chainless bike, I was half expecting some sort of prank, where you drop a bike chain in front of a occupied park bench and just keep going. Or maybe stop, pick it up, and then just keep it in your hand as you ride away.

1 question about the tennis ball one…..WHY??

Awesome Sauce, such Amazing Talent -thank you for this share…💥☀️💥

That Tennis Bike looked shakey.

What's that last wacky pully thing you made. You should give it a name and patent it. Looks very useful

Good call on putting cherry glaze on those bearings.

Fantastic!

Now start mass production; I’ll buy it !

Man I got a question: I’ve seen in this video a lot of assembling gears on shaft welding directly the gear to the shaft. You made the cuts of the gears by hand and you put the gear on the shaft in the same way. What I don’t understand is how you align the center of the gear with the center of the shaft. Usually when this alignment is missing the work become a real mess….

How do you stop pedaling in the 1st video? you removed the cricket...

Have you conquered the flex factor? What about the exposed grease/lube attracting abrasives?

Pretty sure a bike that can change gears is better than one that only has one gear

I've seen driveshaft models before and as innovate as they appear, they really are not that practical for every day use... And it is in the open, so it is very susceptible to debris from the environment.

Great and creative as always, thanks for sharing👍👌👍

Just run a bead. You dont need to do 30k tacks.

10th like

Check out Allan Millyard bike

And you have one, one, gear to handle everything? Hills? Rough terrain? There's a reason that bikes use chains so they can use multiple gears.

That will be a working persons bike. The grease stains will be unreal.

بيقولك النسوان بتجري وراه و هو عجله و دميم

Just on that last one, why doesn't he just buy a hammer?

This is so millennial! Nice job!

Seems like a lot of work just to make something that will almost certainly fall apart the moment you out any major pressure on it. Why do you think chains are used instead of this gear method? The very simple reason that chains don't flex when you put pressure on them. They are designed in such a way as to allow the rider to peddle with the least amount of effort. And then, to make them even easier, James Starly (or Starling, I forget right now), a coventry based bicycle inventor/builder, invented the differential gear, that is still used to this day in both bike manufacturers and petrol/diesel powered cars.

Now you have a bicycle with direct drive oh boy no more changing gears no more going faster blah blah blah.

Неужели есть люди, воспринимающие подобные ролики серьёзно? Он же просто переводит материалы и инструменты в бесполезный мусор с сомнительным функционалом, не делая ничего полезного и практичного. Доктора Дью на вас мало.

Very nice. I do have one question. Why on God's Earth do people still put background music on their videos that sounds like it was pulled from a sleazy 1970's era soft core porn movie? No music is better than what 99-44/100% of what people use.

العجلة دي الواد اللي بيكتب لجموسة بس ع الناس عشان الفلوس بالمليارات المسروقة من المصريين