I Bought 3 of the Greatest 80's Fat Tire Bikes ! 

Imagine popin a wheely on that

All of the coolest car's were the cheapest ever back then to. They made the two stroke illegal after the 80's to.

BVC Offroad. Its a youtube channel. They have custom made a few.

Yamaha tw200 is pretty cool

@@lawrencefoster2120 for cars?

I’m sorry to hear your dad died when you were young. Glad you liked the video

sorry for your loss

❤

He still keeps an eye on ya Jon

The difference is your Dad actually bought the bikes, and was not a propaganda artist taking money from government, (privlidged, he said, right?) to do these human interest vids that do contain communist propaganda. Your Dad was much more likely, a good American citizen, not a tool fool.

Most expensive economy yet!...

wow, it's almost like he's not losing money. giving stuff away is the ultimate advertisment, and does not make you a good guy. lol.

1.84 million subs, he's definitely not making any money giving away free stuff. lol

Honda bikes are hard to kill in my experience. I've tried lol. They always started right back up.

I had a friend with a little Honda 50 we found behind a shed during a cookout. the bike was destroyed from being outside for so long and crushed and bent from being run over by a truck. We ended up riding it around his yard, and at some point it transitioned to riding it around the yard pinned at rev limiter because it was spitting sparks and fire out the exhaust, and finally the header pipe was glowing bright red, so we just "kept it going" trading off riders, keeping the throttle pinned till it died. It didn't die. Still ran great when we finally gave up... Fired up with no trouble the next day.

I bought mine at 15 it was my first. Was young and dumb and sold it to buy a truck couple years later. Im 35 now and have kicked myself in the butt since the man drove off with it. Tried to find one with no luck. its great to know yours is still running. But it's Honda built like a tank so it will out last everything and then some. I loved that bike

MAN I always wanted one!

I was going to like you comment but imma leave it at 69😂

I had a TW200. I put street tires on it and different gearing and it would do 80mph. Never should have sold that bike!

@@josephtee8911 you can buy one brand new still!

That is a long story but sorry about your dad

Sorry to hear about your Dad and his Friends also.

The tw200 may be the greatest motorcycle ever made

Ek het n mooi 2006 Tw gehad. Baie spyt hy is verkoop😞

My 1999 TW200 still going strong

have you tried building water farm I herd that helps a lot

I remember they were meant for beach/sand riding/racing. Thats how they were portrayed in British 80's Motocross magazines. The fat wheels was to stop them sinking in sand. I saw pics of them being raced at Weston Super-Mare beach race free for all.

@@brokeandtired are you English as well mate? If so I would love to enter the Weston super-mare beach race, just turn up and hammer it! I'm in Cornwall and these little fat tire bikes are like hens teeth. Perfect for the beach. I think a cr 500 would be suited for the beach race.

Never mind that for 800 a piece is fing crazy

@@bryankeller2583 I'd pay 2k for one if i could find one.

Oh for sure, it was common to see one at the beach and them out in the water on a calm day. Now you're not going to get up on PLANE with them lol but yeah, they floated fine. I always thought deployable paddles on the back wheels would help....🙂

I sold my 1988 Yamaha Big Wheel 80 for 300 bucks in like 1990. I got it as a Christmas present and it was brand new. only 2 years of riding and still in great condition...I'm pissed I got rid of it for so cheap. And who the hell let me sell it lol

Maybe you guys both have the same father 😂😂 jk

Hey I'm in the Lynchburg area if you want to get off of that bike let me know.

The big tires are a huge + with soft muddy soil.

@@MostlyInteresting I will , you're actually not that far away, I'm from between wytheville and draper,

@@brucegwynn8509 yeah just a couple of hours, easy drive, the part on 81 is kind of boring though. 😁

Glad you enjoy it!

It wouldn’t be hard to make them street legal

My friend had one of these when we were kids. He was so disappointed when he got it because we all had mx bikes.

@@krustiestone1596 yeah I tried riding with my friend that had a drz400 it was worlds apart lol

Good idea.

When it comes to Rocky Trails or Rocky Service Road, just running over rocks in general, I guess it really depends on tires, air pressure, tire ply,s , and I think most importantly whether it's radial or bias Construction. But I currently have a Honda Big Red 200e 3-wheeler converted to a two wheeler, I run a 25x12x9 to ply radial tire they have a 2 PSI operating pressure but I run them much lower front tire run about 1 PSI in the back tire about a 1.5 PSI these bikes were designed to run on large low pressure balloon tires which gives a nice smooth comfortable ride and most small to medium rocks you don't even feel them being ran over has the tires are supposed to flatten out Squish and flex or whatever they're running over but you just got to you know run a little slower so don't bang up rims and stuff and if you're going to tear it up and just put some more pressure in but the more PSI you add to the tire the less unstable it becomes as far as bouncing and not being able to flex for a smooth comfortable ride

It had a dual range transmission, right? My neighbor had one. But I think it was a 185 maybe?

I remember seeing that at the same state fair.

Dirt bikes cost too much in the philippines

@@ZencX3200G that's true. that's why it stays just a dream.

i didnt always want one since i was a kid, i dont think i knew about them. but now i cant stop thinking about how much fun they are

Snow great idea

Get a cvt and cr80 foot pegs

I have a new Coleman with a new electric start 212 engine great farm tool it can pull a 300 lb trailer

They also leave less of a footprint, so you can ride them without destroying the land

I gotta jump in here again, lol, a few minutes in and that Yamaha 4 stroker reminds me of my first and only dirt bike that my father bought me back around '81. It was a '77 model Honda XR-75 and it ran like a well oiled tractor. It wasn't the fastest bike around but it was practically unstoppable and reliable. I love those 4 stroke engines. 👍

@@bustinyanutz4195 I can see that, yeah that makes sense.

A good friend and I used to ride our dirt bikes, he had a '78 Yamaha 2 stroke Enduro, I think it was a DT100, and I had a '77 Honda XR-75 and we used to ride the back way to Big-T, it was a locally owned restaurant like Dairy Queen, through the plowed corn fields about 1/2 mile away from his house. It was a bit rough riding through those fields with all of that thick loose dirt, it made the ride very squirrely and unstable but it was fun. I'd be curious to see how these fat tire dirt bikes would handle the same conditions. I'm thinkin that they'd shine in those conditions compared to a regular dirt bike.

Which is a common thing for you boomers to do. "I done bought it and don't do nuthin to it" and then trash it and not appreciate it. That's how all you pre 80's people think. No wonder our country has the problems it does.