Seriously, these are the heroes we should be holding up, not celebrities. This man is paving the way to reducing a whole lot of suffering. Problem-solving and ingenuity, a role model for sure
I really hope Ryan gets some financial backing, this is a genius idea. This is what the government should invest in and not tent cities or nothing at all.
There is already a cost for shelters, clearing out the encampments when evicted, as well as health, incarceration, and policing costs. Housing should be first priority for homeless.
It's a shame that this is what we have come to. If multinational corporations paid fair wages to their workers, mental health and substance abuse programs were available to everyone and municipalities invested in low and middle income housing, this wouldn't be needed. It is better than a park bench or sidewalk. I would just enclose the fuel container in a locked box so that it can't be tampered with.
Dignity. Dignified. Well said and well done, Ryan. Bravo, and many thanks. A truly inspired gift for humanity, which is actually so many gifts in one, for us all. 🙏🏼🐾♥️
Nice looking project, well made and functional. This guy surely had fun building - watching it take shape. If he or you think giving this to a vagrant is going to change anything you are delusional.
Been in Toronto and have seen the homeless. This is an amazing step in the right direction. Ryan, you have an abundance of compassion. I hope this will grow into a more permanent situation for the homeless. Great job!
This is an absolutely awesome tiny Home for people who are sleeping rough. You have done a wonderful job in trying to ensure everyone has their own small home. Kudos to you.
Yes, THOUSANDS across Canada, U.S., Europe, Australia, and N. ZEALAND are living out of their vehicles bcuz of out-of-control housing prices. We must allow tiny houses on private land!!
I saw the first video and was amazed.. no matter how you feel about the homelessness and drug abuse I think we can all agree that as human beings we need to help others forget the reasons why they end up homeless, it’s all about caring and helping your neighbors.. great work hope this helps as many ppl as possible.. 👍
It's a brilliant idea and design for anybody who needs a safe, warm place. The new material will allow the bed/sofa last longer. An idea about the little diesel tank out front is to maybe put a cage around it if possible, just for protection and safety.
This is one of the better designs I've seen so far. I don't know what you're using for materials, but I say the lighter the better. As a homeless person, I recently built my own, which is almost complete. I used 2 bike trailers that I connected together end to end, then built on it. I had to use some wood, and re-used parts from the trailers. I have a trike with a vespa style electric scooter motor to haul it. I replaced the rear wheels with axels from a coupe of other trikes, and larger wheels. I needed the larger wheel base for stability. Then I realized I can use the back end from one of the trikes to connect the axels properly, and the front end to both turn the camper into a rideable trike, and be able to attach it better to my electric trike. My trike is a single speed, but I intend to add gears and derailleurs because even with the motor, some hills are too much for the trike alone so I'll need those lower gears to make riding uphill easier. And I'm sure without the motor, the gears alone wouldn't help. I'm not sure a diesel furnace is the best choice for something like this, but I guess it depends how insulated it is. I used 2 layers of corrugated plastic sign boards, they're lightweight and hold in a lot of heat. It also builds up heat very quickly, so personally I could use a set of 5v USB heat pads from ebay and have plenty of heat. What would be cool instead of diesel, is a mini wood stove. Fuel is free, just walk around and pick up a bunch of dry sticks. I was considering using copper tubes and a couple of aluminum bottles to make a solar water boiler/heater. Put the coils up through the 2 cans, and pack the cans full of sand, then paint the cans matte black. They should heat up well over boiling temperature in the sun. Mount it outside with the bottles about halfway over the water level of the hot water container. Water feeds in from the container, then gets boiled as the bottles get heated over boiling temperature, and the hot water comes out back into the container. As long as the container isn't sealed, so some water vapour and pressure can escape, there's no problem and you've got free hot water and heat. If the water is getting too hot, or the space is getting too warm, you just cover the bottles so they cool down and the boiling process stops. In any case, this is very cool. I like it a lot. You could probably start a charity organization to get funding, and have people building these across Canada. You might even be able to get government funding for it.
I am from Kitchener and feel quite honored that the 1st Ryan Home will reside here. All the Best in the Future Ryan and TY for stepping up for this man Johnny for this so 'Necessary' cause.
Agreed 💯! 20:58 Johnny we hope you do continue to chronicle Ryan’s Tiny Tiny Homes. 💙 Ryan fans the flame of my hope for humanity. Thank you for featuring his Tiny Tinies. 💙
THANK YOU, Ryan, for helping those who are suffering and IGNORED by society! We could build tiny homes for pennies on the dollar, if people would get out of churches, synagogues, and mosques and GET IT DONE!! A van dweller in Nashville ❤
What an amazing person and I hope this concept can help so many people. The gov - all levels - should be helping invest in manufacturing these homes and getting people off the street. There's no healing and help for addiction and mental health if someone is stranded on the street. Terrific video.
The rear window is a great idea, cross breeze is healthy. The sink option is better than the microwave. A porta potty under the bed would be a welcome addition- modern options with battery incinerator models are green & sanitary.
I am elderly and have been looking for a bicycle RV. There are many on the market. Expensive and very small. Your unit is excellent and roomy. For my needs I would add more solar on that roof, a small cooler that plugs in, add Wi-Fi, usb ports, turn signals on the back, and put a removable electric pack on that bike. You use very thick heavy wood maybe lighten the load where you can. We have excellent bike paths but too hard for me to walk distance and need to be able to get out of the elements and have a cup of tea or nap😊. So many possibilities. As a unit for homeless it is amazing. Will be waiting for your next improvements just to see what you could add maybe a foot peddled washing machine and rack to hang clothes😂 who knows. Surprise us❤
Guys u should funding this guy...His creative products(tiny house) help people (especially low income family)to buy this tiny house. U are amazing ..guy..👍
Bruh! 😱 This young man is a GENIUS w/a BIG BIG ❤️‼️ Homelessness out here in Hawaii is off the chain. Local officials are moving WAY TOO SLOW to find solutions to house them in a safe environment. IF I had the building/electrician skills and SMARTS, plus the startup money, I’d build something like this to help one homeless person at a time. You’re our Earth Angel bruh. Aloha and mahalo!🤙🏽
Man this tinyhome+a membership at a 24/7 gym and its even a perfect student or single person accomodation. If i was singel i would 1000% but this awesome. ❤
I love the new design. Some suggestions I have would be a peephole for the door. A retractable awning so that the person can open the door on a raining or very sunny day. Have four jacks for better stability. I do like the idea of using the jack to "lock" the tiny tiny house in place. Also suggest another retractable awning above the bike section to keep the rider dry. Solar panels would also help. Several people suggested something to protect and/or hide the fuel tank. It looks too easy to syphon out the fuel.
Thank you very much Johnny and Ryan, I enjoyed the video and seeing the new improved trailer, I like the new features he's added, Ryan has put alot of thought and ideas to make it easier for someone using the trailer. Also good to know Ryan's project is gaining traction too. Many thanks and Ryan if you're reading this, thank you for helping the homeless, I really hope the project is successful and wishing you all the best! ☺
Remember this quote by James Clear from Atomic Habits: "Change your identity, and you change your habits and vice versa." - Change is closely linked to shifting the identity of "homeless people" because housing is a basic need but not a "higher" need. "The strongest force in the human personality is the need to stay consistent in how we define ourselves" - Tony Robbins. - Early city settlers in the U.S. also faced 'sink or swim' struggles driven by intentionally leaving their homes far behind to automatically imagine facing adversity while dreaming of the experience needed to resettle in a new lifestyle. - However, the true grit of this once-revered mindset has been socially deconstructed across the country because exaggerated superiority can only rest on class degradation. - Ambitious beliefs and resourceful habits to relocate for higher standards have become increasingly "unhoused" nationwide now, despite the significant role of settler populations enabling America's initial expanding identity. - "The remarkable thing about new words is that only about one percent are genuinely new. Most are 'old words' brought back to life and adapted." - Susie Dent, English lexicographer and etymologist.
I've had a thought, a homeless person could make money too using one of these, for instance, a small krupps machine and they could sell coffee, or if they do make any electric ones they could use it to deliver parcels, lots of potential for one of these.
This guy needs a team and proper funding. He should apply for many grants. Also try making a relationship with the mayor. The next versions he should focus on expanding the roof with a crank like how some caravans can. Also, a pull out shade thing for the front so people can sit out the front under some cover. Also, he could put a bigger window in that area the desk closes on so it's like a little drive-through window.. lol, Just put some magnets around all the windows so you can put some car window covers over them. I think using cranks and/or tent material to expand the home in any way you can once you've found a location to stay for awhile, would be ideal.
Just watched the older video and now this one... aside from the good cause, this is the best bicycle camper I've seen, I can see people paying good money for this....if people purchase this you could use some profit for the charity.
Would be great to find a sponsor and vinyl wrap the whole thing with someone’s ad. Or a local artist can draw something nice like words of inspiration or a mural of some sort.
I just saw the first video a couple of days ago, and it's nice to see the project coming together with version 2.0! The best changes IMO are the sturdier and more water-resistant material for the seating, bc as mentioned, the owners won't be able to easily replace them if they get dirty too easily; the swap from the microwave to the sink, because realistically the sink will be way more useful and low maintenance for maintaining a bare minimum standard of living and hygiene; and the more accessible location of the fire extinguisher, which I thought was in a questionable location in the nook right next to the burner before. I do echo the sentiment in other comments that the diesel tank in the front probably needs more protection, because it looks pretty vulnerable to the elements and potentially other people as it is right now, and losing your only heating in the cold months would be awful.
Personally, I would put a metal covering, flash sheet over the diesel tank to reduce theft. Also I would use a 4 digit pin lock for the front door and fix the furnace controller to prevent it being lost. Good work and all the best.
Ryan, you have a huge heart and a wonderful idea, along with amazing commitment. Your inspiration is infectious! Maybe some volunteers coming out of this video will do you some good ...
Mad props to that man. Many blessings will come his way soon. Thankfully he is out there doing great work for the people who are less fortunate.. keep em coming!!
Dignity. Dignified. Well said and well done, Ryan. Bravo, and so many thanks. A truly inspired gift for humanity, which is actually so many gifts in one, for all. 🙏🏼🐾♥️
Excellent idea.I like the remote control Chinese diesel heater,that would easily keep the mobile cabin very warm,they have many good reviews.This man has good abilities and he has successfully imagineered this temporary solution for Toronto's homeless problem.If i had more money i would definitely donate cash to this man's thoughtfull project.Well done.
Ok I don’t get the walking and talking and filming, and time and date and temperature AT ALL, I simply fast forwarded, BUT I love what Ryan is doing. He’s a wonderful soul
You are a genius, Ryan! Your tiny tiny homes are the best I have seen. The fact that they are mobile is something no one else has done. I pray an honest investor sees your videos and provides you with a larger garage or warehouse so you can hire skilled workers to get these homes going. I wish you the best and pray God will find a way. You’re a good man for caring for those less fortunate 💖.
Thank you you are a true hero and role model. I truly hope this starts housing humans and just gains more momentum and never slows down. Thank you it gives me hope in humanity. Peace and be safe
Awesome job! I hope more people start making these. What about a tent that folds up on the roof, then unfurls, stands up on tent stakes and creates a kind of covered porch or awning? I see so much potential for crossover between the bicycle community and the micro house movement!
What an upgrade, very cool. So awesome that at this moment someone is benefiting from this already. Can’t wait to see this all across Toronto and hopefully Ontario and maybe all of Canada!!
Lived two Years on a Sailboat. Main Problem in the Winter is keeping the Batteries Charged to run the diesel heater and other homeless people. The outside fuel tank is an invitation of troublemakers. The rest is a very good design. Id switch the oven for a candle type convection ammo can stove, cheaper, no batteries, candles are easier to buy for people who lack money. Indoor Lighting with Replaceable AA Batteries, those cheap LED Cabinet Lights.
This is amazing and I'd like to congratulate you on a wonderful idea. And a great solution. You give people dignity, when you make an affordable place, for them to feel a bit safer. It's so important to be out of the weather, when you are homeless. Well done!!!
Awesome! I loved it,❤ you have an amazing very informative video, it really helps a lot, especially those homeless ppl. Show love to everyone God Almighty is just enough to bless those who share their sympathy and empathy to those in need. Gob Bless you and Ryan of Tiny Tiny Homes.🙏
Charge enough for an electric one for wealthy people who just want a recreational vehicle that it pays to build itself and a non-electric one. Then do the "buy one, one goes to someone who needs it" model and maybe have a waitlist monitored by some reputable organization? Spitballing here.
First off how is this a reply to the above statement? And How do you know your claim is true? Evidence? Because you feel it is, or because the book you read, says the book you read is true....are not viable answers.
Wonderful! Just wonderful. The beauty in such a simple solution highlights the fact most homelessness can be prevented efficiently and effectively. Although this isn't meant to be permanent housing, it does in fact help connect essential dots for one of society's most vulnerable populations. May the Tiny Tiny Homes team be blessed and supported on their mission moving forward. #humanityforthewin
Such a wonderful thing you're doing to help the community. I love this tiny solution for temporary housing. Thank you for thinking about those in need.
I build bike cars and RV,s as a hobby, I would love to explore this idea more and make this a reality for more people . I would love to see more . I live in Chicago and there is an older video of my bike car , only on 63 is what everyone says , they think I’m homeless. I just love building and seeing other peoples work . Would love to brainstorm.
This guy is asking for financial support for a REAL ISSUE we have in America; and Canada ….All these dam celebrities that are millionaires and billionaires we have in America KNOW the homeless problem we have here…Can’t be bothered to back someone like this guy…thank you so much…We are all a paycheck away from being homeless…God bless us all❤❤❤
Seriously, these are the heroes we should be holding up, not celebrities. This man is paving the way to reducing a whole lot of suffering. Problem-solving and ingenuity, a role model for sure
Ain't that the truth!
One house is meaningless.....
@@RockerfellerRothchild1776 It's not about a house, it's about a solution that works.
Congratulations to create a genial solutions for homeless
@@RockerfellerRothchild1776 Personal space.
A safe lockable space. Sleeping. Storage. Cooking. And transportable. Genius
But i wonder how does one shower and use toilet?
@@supertuesday600 I assume gym membership?
What if you have an urgent poop?
@@beachbum1808 Maybe a cassette toilet could be stored under the bed? 🤔
Maybe!
I really hope Ryan gets some financial backing, this is a genius idea. This is what the government should invest in and not tent cities or nothing at all.
There is already a cost for shelters, clearing out the encampments when evicted, as well as health, incarceration, and policing costs. Housing should be first priority for homeless.
@@allanharmsworth1237 and yet homelessness is increasing while the corrupt government pockets the money with their cronies!
Anyone who has one of these is not homeless anymore. It's a home, a safe place. It's humanity.
Not quite, but let me tell you, it is a lot easier and less stressful to look for a real job when you have a place to spend the night safely.
It's a shame that this is what we have come to. If multinational corporations paid fair wages to their workers, mental health and substance abuse programs were available to everyone and municipalities invested in low and middle income housing, this wouldn't be needed. It is better than a park bench or sidewalk.
I would just enclose the fuel container in a locked box so that it can't be tampered with.
Dignity. Dignified. Well said and well done, Ryan. Bravo, and many thanks. A truly inspired gift for humanity, which is actually so many gifts in one, for us all. 🙏🏼🐾♥️
Nice looking project, well made and functional.
This guy surely had fun building - watching it take shape.
If he or you think giving this to a vagrant is going to change
anything you are delusional.
@@Bklyn112 You think all these homeless people were working for _multinational corporations?_
Not likely.
somebody get this man a bigger workshop! if there's anybody more deserving in Canada, I don't know who it is.
The fuel tank should be hidden. People will steal the fuel or light it on fire while the occupant is asleep.
Malheureusement il y a ce problème oui 😬
It's an easy upgrade.
diesel can't be lit with a match, so not super dangerous
Or put a locked cover box type over it.
It definitely needs a lock and maybe has a lock so the diesel can't be stolen
This young man is doing an amazing thing..I hope a lot of people join him to help these people who have fallen on hard times.
Been in Toronto and have seen the homeless. This is an amazing step in the right direction. Ryan, you have an abundance of compassion. I hope this will grow into a more permanent situation for the homeless. Great job!
This is an absolutely awesome tiny Home for people who are sleeping rough. You have done a wonderful job in trying to ensure everyone has their own small home. Kudos to you.
Bankers wont allow it
As a person that was homeless these are life savers for many thank you for what you do
Yes, THOUSANDS across Canada, U.S., Europe, Australia, and N. ZEALAND are living out of their vehicles bcuz of out-of-control housing prices. We must allow tiny houses on private land!!
Gotta L❤ve this Man...Someone Please give this Man a Bigger Shop Financial Backing so he can Hepl the World ❤❤❤
Tiny tiny house. Big big heart.
I saw the first video and was amazed.. no matter how you feel about the homelessness and drug abuse I think we can all agree that as human beings we need to help others forget the reasons why they end up homeless, it’s all about caring and helping your neighbors.. great work hope this helps as many ppl as possible.. 👍
It's a brilliant idea and design for anybody who needs a safe, warm place. The new material will allow the bed/sofa last longer. An idea about the little diesel tank out front is to maybe put a cage around it if possible, just for protection and safety.
Should lay it flat underneath and cover it
Definitely hide the tank.
This is one of the better designs I've seen so far. I don't know what you're using for materials, but I say the lighter the better. As a homeless person, I recently built my own, which is almost complete. I used 2 bike trailers that I connected together end to end, then built on it. I had to use some wood, and re-used parts from the trailers. I have a trike with a vespa style electric scooter motor to haul it. I replaced the rear wheels with axels from a coupe of other trikes, and larger wheels. I needed the larger wheel base for stability. Then I realized I can use the back end from one of the trikes to connect the axels properly, and the front end to both turn the camper into a rideable trike, and be able to attach it better to my electric trike. My trike is a single speed, but I intend to add gears and derailleurs because even with the motor, some hills are too much for the trike alone so I'll need those lower gears to make riding uphill easier. And I'm sure without the motor, the gears alone wouldn't help. I'm not sure a diesel furnace is the best choice for something like this, but I guess it depends how insulated it is. I used 2 layers of corrugated plastic sign boards, they're lightweight and hold in a lot of heat. It also builds up heat very quickly, so personally I could use a set of 5v USB heat pads from ebay and have plenty of heat. What would be cool instead of diesel, is a mini wood stove. Fuel is free, just walk around and pick up a bunch of dry sticks. I was considering using copper tubes and a couple of aluminum bottles to make a solar water boiler/heater. Put the coils up through the 2 cans, and pack the cans full of sand, then paint the cans matte black. They should heat up well over boiling temperature in the sun. Mount it outside with the bottles about halfway over the water level of the hot water container. Water feeds in from the container, then gets boiled as the bottles get heated over boiling temperature, and the hot water comes out back into the container. As long as the container isn't sealed, so some water vapour and pressure can escape, there's no problem and you've got free hot water and heat. If the water is getting too hot, or the space is getting too warm, you just cover the bottles so they cool down and the boiling process stops. In any case, this is very cool. I like it a lot. You could probably start a charity organization to get funding, and have people building these across Canada. You might even be able to get government funding for it.
I am from Kitchener and feel quite honored that the 1st Ryan Home will reside here. All the Best in the Future Ryan and TY for stepping up for this man Johnny for this so 'Necessary' cause.
@@brentsarazin6597 I have seen it on king by rockway gardens. I'm jealous. Been homeless for 2 yeara
Agreed 💯!
20:58 Johnny we hope you do continue to chronicle Ryan’s Tiny Tiny Homes. 💙 Ryan fans the flame of my hope for humanity. Thank you for featuring his Tiny Tinies. 💙
Wow. Congratulation I saw the previus version, now I love Windows and fan in the celling ..my only concert is where Tiny home would park ?
Really Mr Ryan you get all our respect
THANK YOU, Ryan, for helping those who are suffering and IGNORED by society! We could build tiny homes for pennies on the dollar, if people would get out of churches, synagogues, and mosques and GET IT DONE!! A van dweller in Nashville ❤
god bless you guys for doing this for the people who need this, with winter is coming
What an amazing person and I hope this concept can help so many people. The gov - all levels - should be helping invest in manufacturing these homes and getting people off the street. There's no healing and help for addiction and mental health if someone is stranded on the street. Terrific video.
Thanks for continuing to document Ryan's worthy endeavors.
Someone who is actually thinking of others..........................well done my friend!
God Bless xx Jean from Scotland.
The rear window is a great idea, cross breeze is healthy.
The sink option is better than the microwave.
A porta potty under the bed would be a welcome addition- modern options with battery incinerator models are green & sanitary.
@@susanblack861 good idea!
@@susanblack861 porta potty would make a HUGE addition. It would make it complete.
Great idea .government needs to buy these for people waiting on housing. Please add reflectors on all corners as well as internal lighting. 🙌
I am elderly and have been looking for a bicycle RV. There are many on the market. Expensive and very small. Your unit is excellent and roomy. For my needs I would add more solar on that roof, a small cooler that plugs in, add Wi-Fi, usb ports, turn signals on the back, and put a removable electric pack on that bike. You use very thick heavy wood maybe lighten the load where you can. We have excellent bike paths but too hard for me to walk distance and need to be able to get out of the elements and have a cup of tea or nap😊. So many possibilities. As a unit for homeless it is amazing. Will be waiting for your next improvements just to see what you could add maybe a foot peddled washing machine and rack to hang clothes😂 who knows. Surprise us❤
He used solar on the first version. I didn't think he would change it to diesel
What a hero this dude is
Guys u should funding this guy...His creative products(tiny house) help people (especially low income family)to buy this tiny house. U are amazing ..guy..👍
Bruh! 😱 This young man is a GENIUS w/a BIG BIG ❤️‼️ Homelessness out here in Hawaii is off the chain. Local officials are moving WAY TOO SLOW to find solutions to house them in a safe environment. IF I had the building/electrician skills and SMARTS, plus the startup money, I’d build something like this to help one homeless person at a time. You’re our Earth Angel bruh. Aloha and mahalo!🤙🏽
Man this tinyhome+a membership at a 24/7 gym and its even a perfect student or single person accomodation. If i was singel i would 1000% but this awesome. ❤
I love the new design. Some suggestions I have would be a peephole for the door. A retractable awning so that the person can open the door on a raining or very sunny day. Have four jacks for better stability. I do like the idea of using the jack to "lock" the tiny tiny house in place. Also suggest another retractable awning above the bike section to keep the rider dry. Solar panels would also help. Several people suggested something to protect and/or hide the fuel tank. It looks too easy to syphon out the fuel.
They will be sheltered in the cold 🥶 winters. UR a gem 💎 Awesome 😊
They pricey right now..I get it tho
Thank you very much Johnny and Ryan, I enjoyed the video and seeing the new improved trailer, I like the new features he's added, Ryan has put alot of thought and ideas to make it easier for someone using the trailer. Also good to know Ryan's project is gaining traction too. Many thanks and Ryan if you're reading this, thank you for helping the homeless, I really hope the project is successful and wishing you all the best! ☺
Have a beautiful weekend, Sheena & I hope you wish me a Happy Birthday 🎂 tomorrow here! 😀👋
Remember this quote by James Clear from Atomic Habits: "Change your identity, and you change your habits and vice versa."
- Change is closely linked to shifting the identity of "homeless people" because housing is a basic need but not a "higher" need. "The strongest force in the human personality is the need to stay consistent in how we define ourselves" - Tony Robbins.
- Early city settlers in the U.S. also faced 'sink or swim' struggles driven by intentionally leaving their homes far behind to automatically imagine facing adversity while dreaming of the experience needed to resettle in a new lifestyle.
- However, the true grit of this once-revered mindset has been socially deconstructed across the country because exaggerated superiority can only rest on class degradation.
- Ambitious beliefs and resourceful habits to relocate for higher standards have become increasingly "unhoused" nationwide now, despite the significant role of settler populations enabling America's initial expanding identity.
- "The remarkable thing about new words is that only about one percent are genuinely new. Most are 'old words' brought back to life and adapted." - Susie Dent, English lexicographer and etymologist.
My respects man, keep it up , someone please help this tiny home viral
I've had a thought, a homeless person could make money too using one of these, for instance, a small krupps machine and they could sell coffee, or if they do make any electric ones they could use it to deliver parcels, lots of potential for one of these.
One thing I noticed homeless people need are showers. A homeless person could make a business out of making it a mobile shower. Cash or barter.
This guy needs a team and proper funding. He should apply for many grants. Also try making a relationship with the mayor. The next versions he should focus on expanding the roof with a crank like how some caravans can. Also, a pull out shade thing for the front so people can sit out the front under some cover. Also, he could put a bigger window in that area the desk closes on so it's like a little drive-through window.. lol, Just put some magnets around all the windows so you can put some car window covers over them. I think using cranks and/or tent material to expand the home in any way you can once you've found a location to stay for awhile, would be ideal.
i love your idea, you have a brilliant mind and a good heart. God bless you.
Just watched the older video and now this one... aside from the good cause, this is the best bicycle camper I've seen, I can see people paying good money for this....if people purchase this you could use some profit for the charity.
YES that's a great idea! I'd pay an inflated price for this if it mean't a good portion of the profits went to giving a homeless person one.
Would be great to find a sponsor and vinyl wrap the whole thing with someone’s ad. Or a local artist can draw something nice like words of inspiration or a mural of some sort.
It’s too help the homeless but looks like it could also be a really good Business to make a few to sell to off set the cost of making the donated ones
Amazing idea, I would be so down for that. A shame I don't live anywhere near where he lives.
I just saw the first video a couple of days ago, and it's nice to see the project coming together with version 2.0!
The best changes IMO are the sturdier and more water-resistant material for the seating, bc as mentioned, the owners won't be able to easily replace them if they get dirty too easily; the swap from the microwave to the sink, because realistically the sink will be way more useful and low maintenance for maintaining a bare minimum standard of living and hygiene; and the more accessible location of the fire extinguisher, which I thought was in a questionable location in the nook right next to the burner before.
I do echo the sentiment in other comments that the diesel tank in the front probably needs more protection, because it looks pretty vulnerable to the elements and potentially other people as it is right now, and losing your only heating in the cold months would be awful.
Personally, I would put a metal covering, flash sheet over the diesel tank to reduce theft. Also I would use a 4 digit pin lock for the front door and fix the furnace controller to prevent it being lost. Good work and all the best.
These two guys exemplify what one or two people are able to do to greatly improve the lives of the less fortunate. obviously Ryan in particular.
This is so great, just watched the first video and and I applaud Ryan’s dedication and creativity. What an amazing concept, wishing all the best!
This guy seems very authentic. I applaud what you're doing Ryan!
Brilliant idea.
@@matsfrommusic have the government find it. It's mobility is the best part and they look uniform and attractive
This build is amazing. I wish him well.
Ryan, you have a huge heart and a wonderful idea, along with amazing commitment. Your inspiration is infectious! Maybe some volunteers coming out of this video will do you some good ...
Wheels of change.😊
Oh man you guys don’t just talk about it you are making a difference. I pray God blessed your work .
Mad props to that man. Many blessings will come his way soon. Thankfully he is out there doing great work for the people who are less fortunate.. keep em coming!!
Great job supporting this mans endeavours, worthy cause Johnny
Dignity. Dignified. Well said and well done, Ryan. Bravo, and so many thanks. A truly inspired gift for humanity, which is actually so many gifts in one, for all. 🙏🏼🐾♥️
DUDE, You are awesome!!!!!❤❤❤❤
Excellent idea.I like the remote control Chinese diesel heater,that would easily keep the mobile cabin very warm,they have many good reviews.This man has good abilities and he has successfully imagineered this temporary solution for Toronto's homeless problem.If i had more money i would definitely donate cash to this man's thoughtfull project.Well done.
Thank You Ryan...your a good man who cares for others!
Ok I don’t get the walking and talking and filming, and time and date and temperature AT ALL, I simply fast forwarded, BUT I love what Ryan is doing. He’s a wonderful soul
THIS IS SOOO DARN FUNCTIONAL!! KUDOS to you SIR 😮👍🏻✌🏻 WELL DONE
Woo Hoo!!!!! The jack! That answers the one concern I had. Awesome!
You are a genius, Ryan! Your tiny tiny homes are the best I have seen. The fact that they are mobile is something no one else has done. I pray an honest investor sees your videos and provides you with a larger garage or warehouse so you can hire skilled workers to get these homes going. I wish you the best and pray God will find a way. You’re a good man for caring for those less fortunate 💖.
Ryan is such a nice wholesome clever guy and is just amazing
Thank you you are a true hero and role model. I truly hope this starts housing humans and just gains more momentum and never slows down. Thank you it gives me hope in humanity. Peace and be safe
What a hero!
Awesome job! I hope more people start making these.
What about a tent that folds up on the roof, then unfurls, stands up on tent stakes and creates a kind of covered porch or awning? I see so much potential for crossover between the bicycle community and the micro house movement!
Ryan you are what all people should be❤ Then it would really be a better world.
What an upgrade, very cool. So awesome that at this moment someone is benefiting from this already. Can’t wait to see this all across Toronto and hopefully Ontario and maybe all of Canada!!
You are a special man. 😊
Lived two Years on a Sailboat. Main Problem in the Winter is keeping the Batteries Charged to run the diesel heater and other homeless people. The outside fuel tank is an invitation of troublemakers. The rest is a very good design. Id switch the oven for a candle type convection ammo can stove, cheaper, no batteries, candles are easier to buy for people who lack money. Indoor Lighting with Replaceable AA Batteries, those cheap LED Cabinet Lights.
This is amazing and I'd like to congratulate you on a wonderful idea. And a great solution. You give people dignity, when you make an affordable place, for them to feel a bit safer.
It's so important to be out of the weather, when you are homeless.
Well done!!!
I really like where he put the fire extinguisher😀 in plain sight
Awesome! I loved it,❤ you have an amazing very informative video, it really helps a lot, especially those homeless ppl. Show love to everyone God Almighty is just enough to bless those who share their sympathy and empathy to those in need. Gob Bless you and Ryan of Tiny Tiny Homes.🙏
The recreational users will make this piece of humanitarian wholesomeness EVEN MORE popular with the homeless, so it'd be a win-win!
Charge enough for an electric one for wealthy people who just want a recreational vehicle that it pays to build itself and a non-electric one. Then do the "buy one, one goes to someone who needs it" model and maybe have a waitlist monitored by some reputable organization? Spitballing here.
Jesus Christ is powerful holy mighty and Saviour in World. ❤🙏😍
First off how is this a reply to the above statement?
And
How do you know your claim is true?
Evidence?
Because you feel it is, or because the book you read, says the book you read is true....are not viable answers.
That's an idea that could work for sure....the electric ones pay for the normal bike ....
God bless you for trying to help homeless people
What a fantastic idea by a man who cares about his fellow human beings!
Best bike camper build yet❤
This is a fantastic design and something I would love to construct myself as this design is so simple but so effective at what it does.
We need these in Tifton, Georgia. This was a brilliant idea.
Good work, who'd thought the homeless need homes.
Great Gig Bud. That's Positive, Overall, more than Awesome. I Love it.
> Toronto, Canada
Dude is 100% a legend!!!
Wonderful! Just wonderful. The beauty in such a simple solution highlights the fact most homelessness can be prevented efficiently and effectively. Although this isn't meant to be permanent housing, it does in fact help connect essential dots for one of society's most vulnerable populations. May the Tiny Tiny Homes team be blessed and supported on their mission moving forward. #humanityforthewin
Well you can be very proud of what you are doing, simple practical and portable. It's a sad but true reality.
Very good video update. Lots of interesting comments. My only comment is to keep the build as simple as possible.
Awesome! A nice roll out awning would be a nice touch. This is all a person needs.
Hey Johnny, you're doing a great job. Thumbs up 👍
Awesome Concept 😮 I Love it. Great Job my friend. I happen to have a big place in my ❤️ for the Homeless. Thank You my friend 🙏😌
Genius idea and you are a truly kind sole
Such a wonderful thing you're doing to help the community. I love this tiny solution for temporary housing. Thank you for thinking about those in need.
wow,, such a good collaboration in these videos. love the bicycle highway law,,, I used to live in a van, had to park in very careful places,,
M encanta la sencillez, los colores, a la vez...la perfección 😊❤
I like it. I hope he makes an option with the bed on the curbside rather than the traffic side.
Thumbs up-👍 on tiny tiny home
If I was the mayor, I would encourage companies in the city to sponsor some of these as part of their CSR.
I build bike cars and RV,s as a hobby, I would love to explore this idea more and make this a reality for more people .
I would love to see more . I live in Chicago and there is an older video of my bike car , only on 63 is what everyone says , they think I’m homeless. I just love building and seeing other peoples work .
Would love to brainstorm.
A real mensch. Let's support him all we can.
Ryan what a great idea !
Keep up the good work friends.
Tiny home! Great idea! Big heart! 👍👍
This guy is asking for financial support for a REAL ISSUE we have in America; and Canada ….All these dam celebrities that are millionaires and billionaires we have in America KNOW the homeless problem we have here…Can’t be bothered to back someone like this guy…thank you so much…We are all a paycheck away from being homeless…God bless us all❤❤❤
That is a brilliant initiative ! Thanks awesome guys !
This is cool. You can make it a coffee stall as well.