Two strokes Rock, the sound of it in the Powerband is music to my ears. Miss all my 1970 motorbikes. The old 3 cylinders 2 strokes. Would smoke anybody except for a proper big block, which would catch me before the end of the 1340! In an 1/8 mi they were unstoppable..
It looked like that thing had Cult Vans tires, and I was deceived.That thing still kicks ass, though. My 666 is nothing compared to this thing. You are doing more than 45 miles per hour with only 78 cubic centimeters of displacement, which is nuts. It's nothing compared to say, a Honda RC116, but it's still crazy.
The guys at Kaos Kustoms nailed it. God damn when l watched this video l swear l dropped a tear as l was left in marvel at how stunning your bike is. It's such a beautiful creation and it goes fast too.
It's a nice/fast bike for sure, I was hoping to see you build something like that on your channel, but I understand what its like when life gets in the way, great Video Alex, thanks for sharing.
Harbor Freight sells clear 2 part epoxy for $1 ...I just put some on a new magneto stator , I coated the soldered wire connections, the fabric wrap around the copper coil (only 1 small plastic zip tie holds the fabric wrap on) and I coated around the gaps & plastic edges where it meets the metal. It looks like humidity/water condensation could easily find it's way in there. I know the stators are cheap but the epoxy was only $1 if it'll make it last 2 times longer it's well worth it. I was worried engine vibration might break the solder wire connections and wanted to keep moisture out. Now with solder coated in epoxy I could pull on the wires without damage. I noticed on good quality small engine stators. They are well coated in that amber colored varnish epoxy like coating, not just wrapped with fabric that's held on by a zip tie.
Alex check out the zoom db680 brake caliper dual functional brake pad there is no floating brake pad at all I've got one on my bike with both the front and rear I can't ride right now I shattered my knee so they had to put a steel plate and screws that I got 60 Staples going down my leg
Run seven speed hubs in the rear end with a derailleur and you constantly have a chain tensioner plus seven gears when your motor is not running put all the hardware to a tube mount shifter or a stem Mount shifter I know it's another cable
Hey bud thanks for the awsome quality videos. I'm a very happy subscriber. So I have a question for you .I just built 3 bikes all with yd 100s for me my wife and my brother. I followed your link to the wrist pin clips ( Thanks ). What is the best performance exaust I can just order and bolt on in your opinion? Again thanks for all your hard work and time you give to us for free. Your an awsome guy.
I bet a properly mounted rag joint will fail less than a hun adapter & you still get a brake vs using a disc free wheel as your mounting platform for the sprocket. It’s 60-40 that the hub adapter will come apart /loose screws.
How did the mid-drive work out for you? I want to put my cyc x1 stealth on one of these bikes. 2000 watts peak would make this thing haul ass if I can keep it light enough.
Nice bike bro really special. Wanted to ask if ur gonna start making vids thats about machining how engines like urs are made since u know a lot of guys who custom make these fast engines from the ground up? Also wanna ask about ur helmet what it is and where u got it? Also since u do a lot of engine teardowns will u consider doing teardowns on engines like these to demystify why its so so fast? Ty man and stay safe. Have fun and goodluck.
Im from colorado and trying to build one myself, ive built a 66cc that runs 40 top speed so far but been having a few issues, i would love buying one off kaos like the one your riding just a beauty of work if you have any info i could get so i can have the ability to buy a build off them please let me know id appreciate it a lot, stay blessed and safe riding 🙏💯
Well done on the video🚴♂️💨💨💨💨💨 I've been wondering when are you going to purchase a motorized bicycle from kaso awesome you were flying to those streets looks like you had fun💨💨💨💪🤙✌👍💯
Thanks for the video, that is a beast! I'm getting ready for my second build and I'm curious if anyone has some input. I'm a really tall guy and am looking for the best lower cost bike to fit an engine without needing to make too many modifications. Any thoughts?
I just resently installed a windowed piston and reed valve on my 80cc and piston come a tad bit too far out of the jug. Should I get a new jug or would a diffrent head help more?
Bruh I passed a cop pedalling one night doing 90 on my 150cc smoke monster shooting flames out my ass , ran into the same cop the next morning on my way to work and he literally almost pissed laughing, I miss that bike, 150cc was just too much for that poor lil hundred dollar huffy
Very sharp bike. I'm very new to the hobby. I'm kind of wondering which bicycle to buy and which motor to go with it? Currently I'm thinking of an F Zero from bike berry paired with a phantom 85. I do not however know much about them.
Love that bike Alex I shuddered my knee I've got to go in for surgery on the 14th of June they've got to put a steel plate and screws in my knee and then cut halfway down my leg four and a half hour surgery I will stay overnight or hospital
Awesome bike! I've always wanted to build one but where I live you'd be carted off to jail before you got two blocks down the road. The bike would be confiscated too and you might never get it back.
When are we gonna get a group of motorized bikes together and ride the back roads to Sturgis SD on a road/camping trip to the Sturgis motorcycle rally??? We'll turn it into Sturgis motorized bicycle rally...Seen a kid ride his 49cc 4 stroke from Idaho to Minnesota on a road/camping sight seeing trip.
You should pick another town and a different date to be more original you know like start your own thing , a ride and camp , event ,party, what ever you want to call it , hell call it a R.C.P trip (ride,camp,and party trip), idk just saying man . Hell with a little creative thought could make ya some money if it were to catch on like Sturgis, the right town, right time of year , and a good group of people, you never know what could happen if you don't try . Just a thought but only for leaders not followers
Badass bike, but not feeling that rear wheel setup at all, would have been a lot better to use a disc brake hub. I'm sure that engine is putting out a lot of torque, it's only a matter of time before that hub adapter destroys the wheel.
