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Always enjoy your videos and your engineering. If I was your neighbor I'd be in trouble ! Hope to see you all at another event.

Which car is your no. 17 cyclekart designed after ? It's a fantastic looking cyclekart !!

Great cart! But dude, you have a mill/lathe combo in your shop...make the bushings yourself? LOVE THE SWEATER! Cheers from Victoria

Light, noisy and FUN!!

The best design in UA-cam so far. Honest, passionate and spingy!))

Turn off the annoying music…

Yeah, that’s one of those video clips you can just put on a loop and go round and round

Hello Zach I am new to Cyclekart culture and I’m building my first machine this summer. I like what you said about not taking the craftsmanship park too far. My dad was a builder of antique automobiles. That won many awards, and I know how the hours can get eaten up trying to make everything just perfect. better I think just to enjoy the process without getting too anal about it.

what rims did you use?

Never built any of these, but I always thought that the actual gn chain drive but with maybe only 2 gears instead of 4 would increase speed alot on a cyclecar and you don't requite a clutch. The only problem is how small and light cyclecars are for 2 chains and a separate transfer axel and everything else. One day when I have the time and space I want to attempt it.

1:00 I'm impressed by rough design of that SPIDER car, can you pls provide any info (WWW, YT, IG etc.) related with it?

That's one of the most stylish and best-looking body types I've seen in ages. And the cycle kart is nice, too.

Your rear suspension is far more engineered and sophisticated than I first imagined, I expect it is a huge improvement over the standard, rigid rear axle CKs. Is your 1" square tube frame aluminum or steel?

Cool-er trailer, a great idea.

81mph . Curt Reimer

81mph speed run set by Curt Reimer . 4-7-24

Just discovered this channel and I like your choices for parts on the clone engine, having built a few for mini-bikes. Mid-range cam and 22-pound springs will help the engine live and still make adequate power to push that cycle car to 60mph easily unless it weighs 400-500 pounds. Good luck 😊

It don’t seem like Mitch but with the tall wheels that we run these cycle karts you run out of power quickly and getting past 55mph takes a lot more power and that’s asking a lot from thes little engines😅

100 kph? Seems doable.

this is the car I dreamed about building when I was 9 years old.

Very cool build. I saw the bike for sale on FB marketplace and found your videos. I'm in Puyallup and have a custom 1983 c90 passport.

What wheels did you use

Do you notice the lack of a differential when turning tight?

Someone should make an E-bike with the looks of a cyclekart! That way it would be legal to use in in Europe and sell like hot cakes.

Dead Pedal concept is bunk. If you're wearing your belts properly tight, you won't be able to lean. If you're not wearing belts, you don't have proper control of the wheel to let you go as fast as the tyres will.

She looks like she's having a lot of fun driving it!

Love the front suspension system. Dead pedal is a great idea, too. I wish I had thought of that before I built!

Ver well done! Respect from Germany!

Sweet! Enjoyed

Go Mimi 👍

Thank you for sharing your awesome creation.. can ask for one thing? Can you make another video on how the rear suspension works? Please😊 and again thank you for sharing, godbless..

I’m In Minnesota and never used them, but I do drain the lines. I did use one last night because our one faucet that can be used in the winter, froze up. I first used some water pipe heat cable around the faucet. That worked, sub zero and it unfroze. We’re making ice ponds to collect ice slabs for ice sculptures.

Only thing I think they may do is help eliminate the wind-chill factor (which can be substantial where I live)

Great idea, something every cyclekart should have.

@6:20 "congratulations, I've made the world's tiniest breast plate" 😅😂 good content keep it up

I just happened to catch your post and found it fun. A bit of rattle can love and you will have a really cool CT 90. Maybe add a sissy bar back from an old Stingray bicycle to give the CT an old school chopper look. I believe you live on the westside of the Cascades and judging by how you are bundled up, I think I would consider a bit of insulation for the shop as a comforting project :) .

I would suggest you do the experiment again with the cover/uncovered variable reversed, my money is on the faucets having more/less heat conducted from you homes pipes.

Junk Hunter exposing Big Faucet Cover as the scammers they are!

Damm that looks fun 😊

Who needs practicality, right? Rule of cool, all the way! I like that little gas tank - perhaps mount it on the handlebars? Kinda like a tool roll.

Beautifol ✌️

Can you tell me the app you use to overlay images for correct proportions? Thanks

Where? Any clubs or events near East Tennessee?

Absolutely fantastic . Every school should have a building programme. Thank you for sharing

Very nice machine! Sounds and looks fantastic.

Wonder how everyone else reacted

As a retired Bicycle Mechanic I enjoyed seeing the custom straight pull 36 spoke hubs at 10:28 . Good to eliminate the weak curved head of standard spokes . Who made those ? Bearings ?

Is it a lawnmowers engine you use in the kart? By the way loved the vid liked n subscribed thx

Nice and the kart is not bad either.

You guys chose not to get together!