Taking my motorized bike on a 60 mile trip to visit a lost and hidden graveyard. We upload motorized bike videos every week (sometimes more)! For motorized bike help, join the server / discord
I have the Surfas Drifters on my beach cruiser & it’s a great tire because its tread last me two years so far. Prior to that I was having to change my rear tire just about every couple of months. & it has I believe Kevlar built in them which makes it puncture proof, unless something goes into the sidewall. I’ve rode over thorns & it didn’t go through….Awesome tires!
What kind of bearings are you using for the bottom bracket on the f-zero I bought the same frame havnt got to building it yet and was curious what size they where
Kenda Komfort is also a very good tire for these bikes. I have a set on my phantom 85. Matter of fact, the original set on that bike were old and still held up, I just replaced them with new ones recently just for safety concerns. Ride safe
You're always so respectful but at the same time you're kind of paying tribute to people who otherwise would have been forgotten. I really enjoy this and I hope you keep doing it
Bikes purring like a kitten haha ,, sounds great!! there is a ton of overgrown long lost cemeteries out there unknown about!! Thanks for the awesome adventure!! I can imagine the long lost history dropped out there,, metal detectorist dream!! well not around the graves of course, but like you said, could have been a town out there!!! thanks
Yup my trails are the exact same way so bumpy and hard on the bikes frame. That’s why I started riding street more just because I didn’t feel like breaking anything 😂
Maybe bring a charcoal paper rub for any of the hard to read headstones. Of course, I completely understand if you want to respect the site and not mess with it. Thought it might be a cool idea to help remember those forgotten by time.
Again an ideal video for the times. Good information plus a hell of a story. thanks man. Thinking about poking my noses into the RU-vid world with motorized bicycle. going to start with the brave 7(it's what i can afford) plus samsung s22 phone. thanks again man.
Another awesome video. This adventure series you are doing is very well done and extremely fun to watch. I just wanted to say a quick thank you. I have watched pretty much all of your videos and used your given info when making almost all of my motorized bike stuff purchases. I will be starting my 3rd motorized bike build here shortly. (1st BBR stage 4 on 2021 Cranbrook 2nd Seeutek on older Cranbrook 3rd will be a YD 100 on a road master ) I will be looking into port work and balancing for my next endeavor. I also will be consulting your videos and recommendations for guidance , so again,....thanks for all your hard work , time and effort, ride safe
great vid ,glad you guys got to hang out hope ya had a good time, and a shout out to my homie asmask! and..i got the sb11 spirit box right here my dude lol let me know when you want to take it to the next level of motorized bike spirit hunting ! pet henry for me miss seeing him in your videos but looks like hes getting a little older and a little fatter from sitting around the house like the rest of us lol :) peace out !
Also I really like my serface drifters a lot. I'm running them on my daily "TWEAKER" and I got a set on my new build too. I love the fps they have. Plus they grip excellent.
Love this video! i sure miss using my felt faker, its still out of comission as Im still waiting for a gemini hub to arrive. also planning to replace it with a balanced triple 40, that phantom 85 engine really rattled my body and soul on my last 200km trip on it
Another awesome video brother...I had a phatmoto and it is by far the best frame on the market... mine got stolen...but I did put a 212 on it and brother talk about strong they have stupid power and you can always switch it out to a 2stroke ...
14:44 something I have on my Ebike, is a spring in post suspension seat, and OMG. It SAVES your back. Especially in MS/LA lines of potholes. (elsewhere called roads)
@LAHover that was a very mild cylinder, later on he added one of my more aggressive cylinders to it and it did around 50 on flat ground and over 60mph on a slight downhill
60 miles round trip? None of my last three rides were under 60 miles and my longest was 90 miles. Now there's some real trips for ya!! And all a on 49cc 4 stroke and Bridgestone Mb-6 build!!! Great Videos! Keep it up!!! Michael
Sorry about jumpig the thread 🖐🙂 but I Bet you haven't gone as far in a day as I have best day was 186 miles no night riding and 156 miles to the gallon. Posted it so you know it's real . Heck I did a 150 miles with no hands posted that to .
I’ve got one suggestion to help make your tires last longer and be more resilient against punchers. Make DIY tube liners. Take some Vinyl siding and cut it into strips just long enough to overlap between the tire and the tube. Vinyl siding is a bit on the stiff side so you’ll need something like a heat gun to soften it up just enough for you to be able to incert it between the tube and tire. You can purchase tube liners at Walmart but they cost a little over $12.00 a bike. Get some Scrap vinyl siding for free and borrow a heat gun and do it for free.
Do you ever plan on getting a new phantom 85 ever? Me and my friends welded up a custom exhaust mounting bracket for the phantom 85 that allows any other muffler to be bolted right onto the phantom. Little cool idea if u wanna give it a shot
I know you probably answered this but what camera are you using to get the side shots of your ride? Sorry for asking something you probably already answered. Good vid as always!
This is just a suggestion, but could you do an episode on brakes? I notice that you have the top-of-the-line parts on your bike, but it looks as if you are running the stock brake setup, which in my opinion, is pretty trash. It's a part that is almost always looked over, that is arguably the most important part of a motorized bike. It would be great if you could share the wonderful world of hydraulics, brake pad compositions, and what is arguably the best setup. Thanks.
What I'm using on this bike. Nothing fancy, but FAR from trash. catazer MTB Road HB-100 MTB Road Line Pulling Hydraulic Disc Brake Calipers Front & Rear Mountain Bike Disc Brake E-Bike Disc Brake a.co/d/7SjrlqQ As for finding the best information about good brakes, check out some down hill bike builds.
I like wtb all terrain tires. Feel strong, handle sand and mud and gravel and pavement well and are supposedly "puncture impervious." Same material as wtb thickslicks so should be able to handle speed ok. Might be good on any bike My bike would be awesome on trails probably its got a real short wheelbase and steel frame
LA Hover have you came across pk80cc tranfer port turn to dust on left side as its happend to me after runing bike 4 years its got me stumped bike still runs lol 😃👍🚲
Tes vraiment chanceux..i life in Québec..ma possession 3 motorisation bike ..i not pessession the bike for..snif snif ..4 year old i byed the bike for..very chance..very nice bike
Personally I really like the real NT carbs too. They are simple and just work. I get so many people asking about carbs and going with a big one to get power n go faster. But I just feel most of the people are not racing their bikes like I. So cal and stuff and unless they stay very committed to learning how to tune a carb like that they just aren't going to get anywhere near the performance they would from a basic NT. Just my opinion but I ride a lot as you know and I never have trouble with the basic carb and they give me all the performance I need. After all most power comes from the port work anyway.
Is there any place where one could buy a hydraulic clutch alone (i.e. not included in a kit)? Thanks in advance. Also I cannot say it enough...this cemetery series is really entertaining!
i have a 26" beach cruiser with a 80cc motor your thoughts on me putting a 26" wheel on the front and a 24" on the back because a can't put my feet on the ground
As of right now I think they only come as part of a full motor kit. I have not seen the clutch on the market by it's self yet. You can find the motors on ebay and sometimes amazon.
I know recently you have been falling in love with fat tire bikes, but so far we’ve only seen electric ones. Do you think you would every purchase something like a Phatmoto? Or perhaps something else?
question for you, im underage and dont have a license ive heard that the 50cc looks the same as the 66ccs is this true and is that really something i should worry about
I can't give any legal advice, but the 49 and 66 look ALMOST identical, and are hard to tell apart at a glance. I personally just stick with the 66cc and slap a 49cc vinyl sticker on it. Mainly because the 66cc quality seems better than the 49.
Tom supplied the drinks and food :) Only thing in my pack was water, basic tools, and a patch kit... I would have included the ReLive app trip, but Tom understandably did not want his location advertised to the world.
Awesome... You know have a riding buddy with land with trails to ride on... Great and interesting artifacts/ cemetery on his land...!!!! There's an app. I use to communicate with my best friend of over 40 years... I told him before he passed that I will try to communicate with him... His family laughed at me until they have seen the responses my buddy gave me... He named his cat also and his 2 daughters... You have to be open minded and fearless to use these apps... having faith in GOD and saying a prayer before using the app is a must... You must always ask for the person you are communicating with to come through and no one else is allowed... These apps used correctly do work because they can also be dangerous by inviting a negative energy to come through...!!!!
