Honda Spree gets some upgrades!

The 1986 honda spree gets some upgrades! New plastics ,tires ,tubes, and a beefed up shock
Links to parts used
Shock-
www.treatland.tv/245mm-all-bl...
Tires and tubes -
www.treatland.tv/honda-nq50-s...

[@leroybrandt8946]

Great video. Music is bad after a while

[@EmanuelCruz7]

😎

[@fazbeark1ng]

One of my Honda sprees is totaled and this is kinda what I plan on doing with it

[@DogMania]

Great Video!

[@GodlikeGTZ]

Great turf/gravel tires. Will wear out quick on a street bike but will give you so much more confidence even on wet grass. I have the same / similar tires on NQ sprees, 2 SH50 Razz bikes and an Elite.

[@aaliyahgaming8073]

Awsome video

[@zebra5591]

I have a paint job so I'm going to be repainting my spree to the factory color as well a tour pack I found laying around

[@lunamoto6495]

Nice ! I wanna paint the rear panels but I’m gonna strip off all the paint first and see the what they look like under it all

[@anthonyquinones1465]

The shock fit's well I got one on the way thanks, you can get a new vinyl skin for the seat on Ebay under 30$ and they look great

[@lunamoto6495]

@@anthonyquinones1465 awesome ! You’ll love it and I just have been lazy and keep forgetting to order a seat cover haha

[@willyd-adv]

Would love an update video

[@kirbyburden2755]

No issues with the Treatland shock? I saw a review on their site saying you need a longer bolt and washers on the bottom mount.

[@lunamoto6495]

No issues bolted right up and made a world of difference

[@patrickthenomad]

I wanted to see you mount the tire so badly. You showed a fail then cut to it being on?! Did you go to a shop?

[@lunamoto6495]

Nope I continued to mount them with the tire irons I had just moved the camera out of the way so I could wrestle them on it wasn’t the easiest tire I’ve done but not the hardest easier if I had some longer tire irons it would have been better

[@ern48]

@@lunamoto6495 Install the first tire bead, then, install the tube before the second bead. You should have better luck. Small diameter tires/wheels are the most difficult.

[@phreakwars]

Don't care for the tire choice. I think the Kenda 10x2.75" K329 would have been a better choice for the capabilities of a Spree, but otherwise, great tutorial on changing the tire and other, well I suppose upgrades, Lookin good.

[@phreakwars]

@@afn-bd2ro for off road grip yes, for the integrity of the Spree's frame, no. The bike was not built for off road terrain. I would never in good conscious, ever recommend anybody ever use one for doing so. While it sounds like a cool idea to have a little pit bike using a Spree, you're really really looking to get hurt unless you gusset the hell out of the frame to take it. Just sayin..

[@lunamoto6495]

Yeah those are good choice I’m gonna get those for my other spree . I went with knobbies because I liked the look the spree is obviously not a off road bike by any means it’s can barely pull it self out of the dirt haha

[@phreakwars]

@@lunamoto6495 Best way to off road on a Spree would be to use an 84' or 85' model year or the gears from those years (Iowa Spree gears are fine too). The 84-85' model years have 12T gears while the 86-87' model years have 13T. You kind of want that lower gearing for off road terrain. A BBK really helps too, though for a BBK, you wanna port the intake and use a bigger carb (but not too big), like a 17mm or 18mm. But again, I don't recommend the bike for offroad use, it's too hard on the frame.

[@phreakwars]

@constitutional citizens it's your death. I'm not one to prevent anybody from going after a Darwin award.