Love the words of encouragement. I bought a 1979 KZ750 Twin in about 15 boxes - completely torn apart - about a month ago. Tonight I was thinking, man I just wanna ride this thing! But I strated thinking about all of the cool little projects and corners of the bike that I get to learn about and I swelled with joy. I genuinely look forward to being on this journey. Projects like this are therapeutic in so many small ways. Thank you for doing what you do, my friend!
Thanks for the mention man! The build part of the journey is always overlooked even though its a HUGE part of the story. Proud of you Dan! Seeing your channel grow and flourish and being able to spread positivity within the community 👌
Jish thank you brother, I still can’t get my head around the 3D printing stuff but you are making some cool stuff indeed and inspiring many people on your own Journey 😁
You are one of my Top 5 go to channels for cafe builds. It is because you present everything in a way that makes me feel that anything is possible. As the saying goes “Ingenuity is the father of invention”. And you, my friend, epitomize that.
AWESOME video man, love that you're so transparent and do a FULL explanation on the side! (also great tat you have those reference video in the description)
I didn't realise you were a fellow Aussie until a few moments ago, now it feels better knowing I can build a bike for cheaper than I thought. Now I just need to research a bit before I can get started.
I love your bike and appreciate this video so much especially as a newb. It all looks so cool but to see what it actually entails is awesome! :) I liked your video on painting it too, very cool! Seeing it outdoors I think a thin brown wash over the green would make it perfect but I think its a beautiful bike🙂
Thank you so much mate it is definitely a unique looking machine I’m probably going to make a few small changes now that it’s complete but nothing major, I’m happy with the overall bike itself just want to fix up a few things that I wasn’t able to due to the budget
Lifelong cheap skate here, and I gotta tellya: Gigantic props for an awesome, comprehensive build on the cheap. If your numbers are in Oz money, then that works out to about $830 bucks US. Well played, my man.
Yes it’s definitely in Australian dollars and like I mentioned I may have missed a few things but there’s still little bit of play room in the budget to stay under that $1200. Thank you for the comment brother And have a great day 😁
wow, i love your build from start to finish. i have built a cx almost paralel to yours and it took me 1,5 years. i used your methods for my bike too (like the hoop and the fiberglass seat pan.)i did it on two stages (two winters) and when i look at it now i am very satified with the result. i did learn some valuable lessons during the build, first one is exactly what you say in this video, dont fixate on the endresult and i did and because of that it was at time a very frustrating build. Also was my build about four times more expensive then yours which is way too much for a cx500 right now. In hindsight i could have done things very different but i learned alot, and if i do a new project i will aproach it from a very different angle.
I’m really glad you got value from my videos and manage to have a go at things yourself that really inspires me to make more videos and get even more creative. It’s not easy to stay on a low budget so don’t beat yourself up over spending too much it’s definitely worth it due to the knowledge you got from it. Have an amazing day and thank you for the comment brother
Love your work Dan. I'm lucky enough to be on a 12 month lap of Oz - in WA right now so I can at least travel around. I watch you whenever I have some service. I think your shop is a great idea and I'll definitely be using it when I get back home (eventually!).
Been really wanting to build a bike since I say your videos almost 2 years ago. Finally going out to get my first barn find bike to customize and make my own.
Loved this build - had always had a fairly low opinion of the CX due to it's nickname amongst motorcycle couriers in the UK back in the day - "The Maggot". Your build and a couple of others here have show me that you should never judge a book by its cover. Looks good, sounds great, and looks to do the job nicely. As for the horn, I would always strongly recommend a Denali Soundbomb mini. The mini is a stock replacment - no compressor needed, and it is SUPER loud. I've had a number of drivers start to move over into my lane when I had my triumph street triple , but one blast of the DSBM and they literally swerve out of the way like a bomb has just gone off next to them!! Really excited to see the motogadget build, their equipment is really slick and clean. Would love to do a BMW R-9T build with their stuff one day. Keep making videos your way - this is a quality channel that puts out practical, intelligent, cool and clear videos. Thank you Dan!
Wow thank you brother that is fantastic information, i’m really grateful and inspired by what you said, in relation to the maggot yes I understand what you mean and I’m not a fan of some of the conversions that I’ve been done to these bikes and I definitely don’t like the look of them from factory but with a bit of an imagination and creativity you can make anything look good. I actually looked at those DSBM On eBay awhile ago and now that you recommended it I might get one or 2 of them 😮 Thank you for the amazing comment and have a great day
Huh. Well awesome work . It sucks when you don't have many tools to achieve it without the cash but where there's a will there's a way . Bike looks awesome great job!
Jish inspired me. Then I stumbled across you and decided it was time. Just finished building a 250 square foot workshop. And acquired 3 project bikes 😂 great videos. I love your ideas. And thanks for the inspiration.
Since discovering this channel at the beginning of lockdown I started my own “budget” scrambler build, I spent 1k on a cb500 and I think once down £1,500 on parts and materials...was hoping to keep under 1k but to be fair I literally had a bare shed with one shelf to use a bench and a Halfords (Uk automotive store) wrench kit. loved ever minute though, thanks for the motivation to get off my arse and do something x
Nice roundup! For a budget bike the amount you've spent is a great outcome. Important to note is that by having some of the tools you have at home like a welder and grinder there is money saved but spent upfront when buying them. Thoughts I've had along some of my builds: - Get good foam and finish for the seat. It'll make you want to ride more and farther. - Get a good gauge. The cheap ones will eventually fail. - Rattle can job is ok if the idea is the just a rat bike. In my experience they don't last as well as proper automotive paint and make the bike look home made. I'm glad you haven't gone the m-unit route on this one. All it takes is some more understanding of how the wiring works and everything can be sorted and made neat without them. Keep it up with the great content! Even if it takes longer than usual! Cheers!
Every single one of those points you bought up is 100% true and I agree with you. It’s definitely a learning experience but sometimes you have to learn the hard way right? 🤦♂️😂
Hey, I've been looking into making my own cafe racer(a weaker one so I can ride a lot without spending much on gas). Is it easy to register a diy bike and what is the process of searching something like that out.
Hi Dan, congrat !! great job and budget. Im working on the second cx now and just have an idea of the end result that i want and that's what i enjoy that i don't have to follow any rules. It just have to be different from the other. Are the indicators from amazon ?? Don't you find the seat a bit low as it's thinner and lower than the original hight and you are a tall man ?? Bought it in boxes for £200 but it's not bad, so it's a cheap start. Thanks for the video, Gus
I definitely find the seat a perfect height for my height as I haven’t moved the foot pegs and it feels really comfortable to ride, Maybe that is because I’m a bit taller maybe that is because I’m a bit taller🤷♂️ in relation to the indicators. I bought them from a store locally however I can’t for the life of me find them again and I think that still has shut down. If you find them please send me a message with the link as I wouldn’t mind getting some more of them. I’m sure you still have my details 👍
I'm getting ready to build what I'm calling a Kawasaki Intruder Street Boober Scrambler. I'm taking a frame and engine from a 1995 KLX 350 and putting the fuel tank, wheels, front suspension and lights/turn signals from a 99 Suzuki Intruder. I know... why not just use the Intruder and build a Cafe racer? Well I bought the Intruder from my buddy who bought it as a parts bike for the engine for his daughters Intruder and it has no title, at this point it would cost more to get a title and build it than it's worth. I'm going to strip it and then scrap the frame and I have a title for the 350 so why not build it into something cool plus it's not going to cost me much but some time and very little fab work and some paint, which I will probally just go with Tractor paint because it's cheap.
I would say if your doing a build do something on it every day. It might be a big job, or even just go and sit next to it with a cuppa tea or beer and spend time deciding what to do next. Break it down in to a hundred little jobs that way you are always achieving. Know your limitations and don't be afraid to ask for help from others then watch them and learn. Keep up the good work 👍
I have to ask, how tall are you? The scrambler seems to fit you well. I’m 6’2” and am not sure it would fit me as well. I did buy a cx500 a few days ago to build up, partially based on your channel. Thanks!!
I've spent 2500+ on my 550, and there's still heaps I have to do - i still need to reupholster the seat, redo the electrics and switches. It all depends on what your starting bike needs and what you want the bike to be. I bought this bike because it was 500 dollars cheaper than another another one I was looking at which was complete, ended up spending 500 just on getting the original tank on the cheaper one, point is think carefully about where the bike is at and where your cafe project needs to be. I fucked up and didn't realise getting the original tank, seat and side covers again was almost 1k aud alone.
Don’t beat yourself up over it too much mate it’s quite common to do when we see a bargain we jump on it, I’ve done it myself many times, just don’t let it go in the too hard basket and keep pushing because it will be worth it in the end. 👍😊
Hallo coffe racer. This is a nice bike. I like the jacket you are wearing in this video. Can you tell me, were i can buy this jacket? I would be very glad. Greetings from germany. Mario
I’m not sure if I understand your question correctly are you asking me how much I paid for it originally ? If so it was $250 however I didn’t put that in the price because I started this budget build after I already purchased it
I haven’t really taken it off road properly but I think it would be ok.. the newer motorcycles have the weight of the engine a lot lower which would make quite a difference I believe. I hope that answers your question and helps you out
@@CafeRacerGarage This helps, and I believe alot of on/off road touring bikes have a higher center of gravity to give you more time to correct a fall before you actually hit the dirt. Have you come across any reason you wouldn't do a cx again?
@@CafeRacerGarage Great deal! I’m currently building a 1978 Honda CB400T Hawk II. I paid $300 for the bike with a title. My budget is about the same as yours for this build.
Daniel Foster 50 episodes on UA-cam of this bike so I have no clue but i don’t count time as it’s not something I made to sell. It’s just for myself and sharing the process on how to for others to learn. To answer your question though I would say a lot
★SHOP★ www.caferacergarageshop.com/
Love the words of encouragement. I bought a 1979 KZ750 Twin in about 15 boxes - completely torn apart - about a month ago. Tonight I was thinking, man I just wanna ride this thing! But I strated thinking about all of the cool little projects and corners of the bike that I get to learn about and I swelled with joy. I genuinely look forward to being on this journey. Projects like this are therapeutic in so many small ways. Thank you for doing what you do, my friend!
Wow Thank you so much for your kind works mate
Thanks for the mention man! The build part of the journey is always overlooked even though its a HUGE part of the story.
Proud of you Dan! Seeing your channel grow and flourish and being able to spread positivity within the community 👌
Jish thank you brother, I still can’t get my head around the 3D printing stuff but you are making some cool stuff indeed and inspiring many people on your own Journey 😁
You are one of my Top 5 go to channels for cafe builds. It is because you present everything in a way that makes me feel that anything is possible. As the saying goes “Ingenuity is the father of invention”. And you, my friend, epitomize that.
Thank you so much for your kind words mate 😊 im glad the videos are helping
Well I guess I'm gonna build a bike now.
Same.
just the process of persevering with building and fabricating, learning that new skill is priceless. awesome video
This cx is the best build cx that i've ever seen.. Now, We wait for virago u know LOL
Nando Nihando Thank you so much mate yes it definitely has been a fun journey and really fun to ride
@@CafeRacerGarage how about the virago? We want to see how the progress.. U've done great mate.. Can't wait to see your video again..
thats about the budget im at on my cafe build. but i also got a hilariously good deal on the bike to start!
AWESOME video man, love that you're so transparent and do a FULL explanation on the side! (also great tat you have those reference video in the description)
Thank you Dan! Your videos inspried me to build a scrambler! Very informative and detailed! I wish you and your channel all the best!
Keep the up the great content! Love watching your channel for entertainment as much as education.
I didn't realise you were a fellow Aussie until a few moments ago, now it feels better knowing I can build a bike for cheaper than I thought. Now I just need to research a bit before I can get started.
That’s awesome yes definitely get into it :) 🇦🇺
Just came across cafe scramblers and your video came up. Couldn't stop watching, great build mate!
Can't wait till I have my own garage to start building in, stick to riding for now, but eventually I'll have a bike I've built myself 🙏
I love your bike and appreciate this video so much especially as a newb. It all looks so cool but to see what it actually entails is awesome! :) I liked your video on painting it too, very cool! Seeing it outdoors I think a thin brown wash over the green would make it perfect but I think its a beautiful bike🙂
I really like that rack you made! It looks great and functional!
Inspired me to start mine. ..Thanks Dan
Good stuff as always Dan 👍🏼
Awesome job man! I’ve loved following along and you’re a top fabricator mate! Well done on getting under budget, crazy achievement.
Thank you so much mate, I Definitely made some mistakes and learnt a lot along the way but I had fun doing it and sharing the process
Love your creativity way of putting everything into a worthy machine in the end. Nice custom CX.. really love the bike by the way.
Thank you so much mate it is definitely a unique looking machine I’m probably going to make a few small changes now that it’s complete but nothing major, I’m happy with the overall bike itself just want to fix up a few things that I wasn’t able to due to the budget
Thank You for inspirations. Greetings from Poland.
Lifelong cheap skate here, and I gotta tellya: Gigantic props for an awesome, comprehensive build on the cheap. If your numbers are in Oz money, then that works out to about $830 bucks US. Well played, my man.
Yes it’s definitely in Australian dollars and like I mentioned I may have missed a few things but there’s still little bit of play room in the budget to stay under that $1200. Thank you for the comment brother And have a great day 😁
wow, i love your build from start to finish. i have built a cx almost paralel to yours and it took me 1,5 years. i used your methods for my bike too (like the hoop and the fiberglass seat pan.)i did it on two stages (two winters) and when i look at it now i am very satified with the result. i did learn some valuable lessons during the build, first one is exactly what you say in this video, dont fixate on the endresult and i did and because of that it was at time a very frustrating build. Also was my build about four times more expensive then yours which is way too much for a cx500 right now. In hindsight i could have done things very different but i learned alot, and if i do a new project i will aproach it from a very different angle.
I’m really glad you got value from my videos and manage to have a go at things yourself that really inspires me to make more videos and get even more creative. It’s not easy to stay on a low budget so don’t beat yourself up over spending too much it’s definitely worth it due to the knowledge you got from it. Have an amazing day and thank you for the comment brother
You did outstanding job! Great work! Enjoy your ride, in good health...
Thank you so much mate it is been an absolute awesome journey and really fun to ride
Mate, you're an inspiration.
It's been an enjoyable build to watch, good work to stay on budget. Turned out a good looking bike, take care m8 : )
Once again you always manage to leave a comment lol 😂 Thanks brother it definitely is a fun bike to ride as well
Love your work Dan. I'm lucky enough to be on a 12 month lap of Oz - in WA right now so I can at least travel around. I watch you whenever I have some service. I think your shop is a great idea and I'll definitely be using it when I get back home (eventually!).
Ian Anderson that’s fantastic, where is home?
@@CafeRacerGarage Melbourne, so very glad not to be there at the moment!
Been really wanting to build a bike since I say your videos almost 2 years ago. Finally going out to get my first barn find bike to customize and make my own.
That’s awesome and fantastic to hear what kind of bike did you decide on feel free to Send some pictures via the Facebook page if you want
I see you also like "my" (dream)bike!
Travel safe and enjoy!
Loved this build - had always had a fairly low opinion of the CX due to it's nickname amongst motorcycle couriers in the UK back in the day - "The Maggot". Your build and a couple of others here have show me that you should never judge a book by its cover. Looks good, sounds great, and looks to do the job nicely.
As for the horn, I would always strongly recommend a Denali Soundbomb mini. The mini is a stock replacment - no compressor needed, and it is SUPER loud. I've had a number of drivers start to move over into my lane when I had my triumph street triple , but one blast of the DSBM and they literally swerve out of the way like a bomb has just gone off next to them!!
Really excited to see the motogadget build, their equipment is really slick and clean. Would love to do a BMW R-9T build with their stuff one day.
Keep making videos your way - this is a quality channel that puts out practical, intelligent, cool and clear videos. Thank you Dan!
Wow thank you brother that is fantastic information, i’m really grateful and inspired by what you said, in relation to the maggot yes I understand what you mean and I’m not a fan of some of the conversions that I’ve been done to these bikes and I definitely don’t like the look of them from factory but with a bit of an imagination and creativity you can make anything look good.
I actually looked at those DSBM On eBay awhile ago and now that you recommended it I might get one or 2 of them 😮
Thank you for the amazing comment and have a great day
Like the build...I here to get inspired to build cbr600f4 to scramber/boxer
I LOVE THIS BIKE!
Huh. Well awesome work . It sucks when you don't have many tools to achieve it without the cash but where there's a will there's a way . Bike looks awesome great job!
Jish inspired me. Then I stumbled across you and decided it was time. Just finished building a 250 square foot workshop. And acquired 3 project bikes 😂 great videos. I love your ideas. And thanks for the inspiration.
George Swift that is so cool. Why only have one bike I say lol 😂
Since discovering this channel at the beginning of lockdown I started my own “budget” scrambler build, I spent 1k on a cb500 and I think once down £1,500 on parts and materials...was hoping to keep under 1k but to be fair I literally had a bare shed with one shelf to use a bench and a Halfords (Uk automotive store) wrench kit. loved ever minute though, thanks for the motivation to get off my arse and do something x
Wow dude that is so inspiring to hear, I’m so glad I was able to help you and glad you are enjoying the journey :)
Awesome stuff Ash!
Great advice, pick up my cx500 this week😅 😂😊
Nice recap Dan, one thing that I'm curious about is how much did the bike itself cost? I really thought you'd be way over!!
Nice roundup! For a budget bike the amount you've spent is a great outcome. Important to note is that by having some of the tools you have at home like a welder and grinder there is money saved but spent upfront when buying them. Thoughts I've had along some of my builds:
- Get good foam and finish for the seat. It'll make you want to ride more and farther.
- Get a good gauge. The cheap ones will eventually fail.
- Rattle can job is ok if the idea is the just a rat bike. In my experience they don't last as well as proper automotive paint and make the bike look home made.
I'm glad you haven't gone the m-unit route on this one. All it takes is some more understanding of how the wiring works and everything can be sorted and made neat without them.
Keep it up with the great content! Even if it takes longer than usual! Cheers!
Every single one of those points you bought up is 100% true and I agree with you. It’s definitely a learning experience but sometimes you have to learn the hard way right? 🤦♂️😂
He did go the m-unit route?
@@jupiterjohnson7191 it looks like he haven't.
Austinville swimming hole has got to be one of my favorite spots to get out for a ride too 🤙
Its a nice place isn't it :)
"I want you guys to have a go" amazing dude
havent even owned a bike yet and this build series make me wanna build one..i think i can😂
Excellent.Loved that.The bike looks great.What state are you in?I'm from Northern Ireland but I lived in Melbourne for 10 years.
Hey Dan, thanks so much for your work and for the inspiration and learnings! What tyres did you choose and were they a part of the cost?
No worries mate, Yes I explain this in this video Heidenau K60 are the tyres :)
Hey, I've been looking into making my own cafe racer(a weaker one so I can ride a lot without spending much on gas). Is it easy to register a diy bike and what is the process of searching something like that out.
Noice More Builds to Come Brotha and More More Blessing to Come
Fire Fighter FRCG thank you so much mate. Plenty more coming your way
@@CafeRacerGarage Thanks mate
How about the paint job, sticker, for fuel tank and the lid. You didn’t mention the. Thanks for video
Hi Dan, congrat !! great job and budget. Im working on the second cx now and just have an idea of the end result that i want and that's what i enjoy that i don't have to follow any rules. It just have to be different from the other. Are the indicators from amazon ??
Don't you find the seat a bit low as it's thinner and lower than the original hight and you are a tall man ??
Bought it in boxes for £200 but it's not bad, so it's a cheap start.
Thanks for the video, Gus
I definitely find the seat a perfect height for my height as I haven’t moved the foot pegs and it feels really comfortable to ride, Maybe that is because I’m a bit taller maybe that is because I’m a bit taller🤷♂️ in relation to the indicators. I bought them from a store locally however I can’t for the life of me find them again and I think that still has shut down. If you find them please send me a message with the link as I wouldn’t mind getting some more of them. I’m sure you still have my details 👍
haha from California, thought you were driving on the wrong side of the road for a sec
I'm getting ready to build what I'm calling a Kawasaki Intruder Street Boober Scrambler. I'm taking a frame and engine from a 1995 KLX 350 and putting the fuel tank, wheels, front suspension and lights/turn signals from a 99 Suzuki Intruder. I know... why not just use the Intruder and build a Cafe racer? Well I bought the Intruder from my buddy who bought it as a parts bike for the engine for his daughters Intruder and it has no title, at this point it would cost more to get a title and build it than it's worth. I'm going to strip it and then scrap the frame and I have a title for the 350 so why not build it into something cool plus it's not going to cost me much but some time and very little fab work and some paint, which I will probally just go with Tractor paint because it's cheap.
cool
Do you extend the rear arm when making a scrambler?
That's a bike I would love to own. Good job man!
I like your talk keep it 100. mostly that bit about "its all about the process not the end product"
Thank you mate
I would say if your doing a build do something on it every day. It might be a big job, or even just go and sit next to it with a cuppa tea or beer and spend time deciding what to do next. Break it down in to a hundred little jobs that way you are always achieving. Know your limitations and don't be afraid to ask for help from others then watch them and learn.
Keep up the good work 👍
You are 100% right, A lot of time has been spent sitting next to the bike figuring out what to do next. It’s definitely a big part of the build
oww man i love it , can i have it lol
I have to ask, how tall are you? The scrambler seems to fit you well. I’m 6’2” and am not sure it would fit me as well. I did buy a cx500 a few days ago to build up, partially based on your channel. Thanks!!
Did you like the Video? What a question xD awesome Video! Best greets from germany! What do Ou think about the BMW k100 as a Cafe racer?
I've spent 2500+ on my 550, and there's still heaps I have to do - i still need to reupholster the seat, redo the electrics and switches. It all depends on what your starting bike needs and what you want the bike to be. I bought this bike because it was 500 dollars cheaper than another another one I was looking at which was complete, ended up spending 500 just on getting the original tank on the cheaper one, point is think carefully about where the bike is at and where your cafe project needs to be. I fucked up and didn't realise getting the original tank, seat and side covers again was almost 1k aud alone.
Don’t beat yourself up over it too much mate it’s quite common to do when we see a bargain we jump on it, I’ve done it myself many times, just don’t let it go in the too hard basket and keep pushing because it will be worth it in the end. 👍😊
@@CafeRacerGarage Thanks mate. Yeah shit happens, and it's just money. Just gotta get the seat reupholstered and she's "done" now.
What is the exhaust wrap for?
which handle bar grips are these man?
Hallo coffe racer. This is a nice bike. I like the jacket you are wearing in this video. Can you tell me, were i can buy this jacket?
I would be very glad.
Greetings from germany. Mario
Mario Jesse this is an Australian brand jacket so I’m unsure if it’s available outside of Australia, however the brand is called motodry
😍👍
What helmet are you using 🤔
I would have dilled in that open gap in the frame with a custom storage compartiment.
That can still be done but I do like the open Cafe Racer look on this bike :)
Turned out pretty slick sir. Amazing job with the budget, i can't remember but what was the price of the bike originally? Cheers
I’m not sure if I understand your question correctly are you asking me how much I paid for it originally ?
If so it was $250 however I didn’t put that in the price because I started this budget build after I already purchased it
@@CafeRacerGarage that's what i was trying to ask hahaha but wow , that bike for under $1500 is simply amazing. Well done sir.
Just Tex thank you mate, I’m really happy with it to
Knobbies come with the bike?
How is the cx500 platform as a scrambler? I've got the opportunity to purchase one and just curious how it actually does on the trails
I haven’t really taken it off road properly but I think it would be ok.. the newer motorcycles have the weight of the engine a lot lower which would make quite a difference I believe. I hope that answers your question and helps you out
@@CafeRacerGarage This helps, and I believe alot of on/off road touring bikes have a higher center of gravity to give you more time to correct a fall before you actually hit the dirt. Have you come across any reason you wouldn't do a cx again?
14:00 Why's that water in the background have a milky color?
Nice. Most spend way more than the bike will be worth in the end.
I could’ve quite easily done that myself and it’s not exactly that are easy to keep the budget that low. Thanks mate have a great day
What gas tank you're using on the cb750 at the back?
Rogue Syd it’s a cb650 tank mate 😊
@@CafeRacerGarage that looks so good on the cb. Great videos n build mate 👍
Is the final bike roadworthy?
Yes I just need to add bar and mirrors. Those will be going on very soon
Can i ask how tall you are ?
How much did the donor bike cost before building it?
$200 I think I mentioned it in one of the first episodes
@@CafeRacerGarage
Great deal! I’m currently building a 1978 Honda CB400T Hawk II. I paid $300 for the bike with a title. My budget is about the same as yours for this build.
@@BUILDNIGHT that’s awesome
I built my xs400 scrambler for $500. Use a junkyard, and sell your old parts online.
How many hours did it take?
Daniel Foster 50 episodes on UA-cam of this bike so I have no clue but i don’t count time as it’s not something I made to sell. It’s just for myself and sharing the process on how to for others to learn. To answer your question though I would say a lot
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Haha 😂
Are you using USD or AUD? $1200AUD = $850USD which is cheap as hell
"$1200 build!!!!" ..."Make sure you get all of these parts for free to stay in budget!"
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Watch-out, you are driving on the wrong side of the road.
How much does it cost to make your scrambler look like a pile of shit
it doesnt look good at all