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I added a chain to the rear tire of my Coleman this winter it was awesome. I was able to haul two ice fishing sleds on the lake in about 6-8 inches of snow and ice. I made the rear chain the same way you made the chain to connect your ski minus the ski. Next winter you should do a video on building a chain for the rear tire.
That's pretty cool Fight City! I was thinking about building a tire chain like you said. Did you use about the same size of chain as I did with the ski? I was concerned that it might hit the drive chain unless I used either thin chain or cables. Thanks for watching and the suggestion.
Yes my chain was about the same size as the one you used to hold on your ski. I think it's about the same size hard to tell on video. It didn't make contact with the drive chain it just rubbed the frame on the other side. I made some adjustments to the chain to pull it high up on the tire so it didn't hang down so far on the side of the tire. One other thing I did was add a washer to the axle on each side. That spread the frame out just a bit so the chain could clear and not hit the frame. It wasn't that hard, you seem to be a very handy guy you'll figure it out. I just ordered a torque converter. I'll be watching your video to get me through the process. Keep up the good work.
Thanks M Hall! There's definitely going to be more TF1 videos in the future. I try to alternate the different topics that I cover. Yes, that would be cool to have a beer or even a bottle of water, lol. I appreciate the kind words.
I swapped out the stock sprocket for a 72 tooth sprocket today on my Coleman CT200U EX mini bike. My friend installed a 72 tooth sprocket on his Falcon (Baja Warrior). We did some serious hill climbing through the woods, no problem with the stock jackshaft. My friend took his through a creek several times, fairly deep. It did not cause any issues with the centrifugal clutch, unlike what I have heard with regard to the belts slipping on the CVT's (torque converters). I am convinced that this is the most economical and reliable way to turn a mini bike into a water resistant, trail riding, hill climbing beast.
That's awesome M Hall! I was hesitant on getting the 72 tooth, and just got the 60 tooth. I did however, just order the 9 tooth for the front. I may need to bore it, but not sure from what I have read in the Amazon reviews... Gopowersports.com only has the 10 tooth and has it down as a 17mm bore, and the one from Amazon is 5/8"... I might need to look into what needs to be done to make it work. Great to hear about your upgrade success! These bikes are fun!
Having just seen this you've figured it out by now but the bush planes and c47s early on used bungee cords from nose of ski to high point keeping the nose up about3-4" higher than normal ..
I didn't know that, but through follow-up experimentations, I got it to work pretty good. When we get some snow I will film some more. I did do one little follow-up short video on the last snow that we had last winter. Not sure if you seen that one or not
Thanks for watching David. I do want to make a snow chain or cable of some sort. It would likely have to be a thin cable because there's only about a half inch of space between the tire and the chain.
Yeah Kyle, it's not common in late March or early April, but we do get some late accumulations sometimes. I kept putting that video off, and now wishing that I would have done this a month ago. I would probably already have a part two out with improvements to the ski. The list of upcoming videos keeps growing.
@@themostlymikeshow very cool idea Seems to worked out well. I've only had the opportunity to use my bike in the snow twice and it was quite disappointing, the little wheels couldn't get up to speed breaking through the snow. If we had more snow in west tn. About once a year is what we get. Man I'd love to do this mod.
@@themostlymikeshow looks like you have something pretty dang exciting to look forward to next year. Also man wanted to say the editing on your videos is great. You get quite a few laughs from me
@@kylegroth3199 thanks for kind words Kyle. There's a lot of work that goes into making these, but I enjoy every step of the process. I appreciate hearing about it!
Thanks for watching Brett. Yes I actually do have the setup and plan on doing the couple improvements to it that I mentioned as well as Maybe attempting to add a tire chain to the back. There's a couple videos in front of that, but I do plan on doing it soon.
If you run into any problems or have any questions, I do try to respond to all of my comments. You can also get a hold of me through the Mostly Mike sHOW Facebook page. I hope it goes well for you!
Thanks for watching Showtime. A friend of mine gave me two of those that came off of another friend's snowmobile that he had laying around. I believe it came off of a skidoo snowmobile but I am not sure what model it is.
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Brake Kit..
SKU:MB200HFBK UPC:662652706169
Not sure why YT won't let me post
I added a chain to the rear tire of my Coleman this winter it was awesome. I was able to haul two ice fishing sleds on the lake in about 6-8 inches of snow and ice. I made the rear chain the same way you made the chain to connect your ski minus the ski. Next winter you should do a video on building a chain for the rear tire.
That's pretty cool Fight City! I was thinking about building a tire chain like you said. Did you use about the same size of chain as I did with the ski? I was concerned that it might hit the drive chain unless I used either thin chain or cables. Thanks for watching and the suggestion.
Yes my chain was about the same size as the one you used to hold on your ski. I think it's about the same size hard to tell on video. It didn't make contact with the drive chain it just rubbed the frame on the other side. I made some adjustments to the chain to pull it high up on the tire so it didn't hang down so far on the side of the tire. One other thing I did was add a washer to the axle on each side. That spread the frame out just a bit so the chain could clear and not hit the frame. It wasn't that hard, you seem to be a very handy guy you'll figure it out. I just ordered a torque converter. I'll be watching your video to get me through the process. Keep up the good work.
I just "binge-watched" your Trail Force One" series. You're the kind of dude with whom I would drink a beer. Unfortunately, I quit drinking years ago.
Thanks M Hall! There's definitely going to be more TF1 videos in the future. I try to alternate the different topics that I cover. Yes, that would be cool to have a beer or even a bottle of water, lol. I appreciate the kind words.
thats dope how it handleded it
Great Job!!!!
Thanks Neal! Glad you enjoyed!
Awsome. I like your thinking. Thank you
Thanks for watching DT! Glad you enjoyed.
I swapped out the stock sprocket for a 72 tooth sprocket today on my Coleman CT200U EX mini bike. My friend installed a 72 tooth sprocket on his Falcon (Baja Warrior). We did some serious hill climbing through the woods, no problem with the stock jackshaft. My friend took his through a creek several times, fairly deep. It did not cause any issues with the centrifugal clutch, unlike what I have heard with regard to the belts slipping on the CVT's (torque converters). I am convinced that this is the most economical and reliable way to turn a mini bike into a water resistant, trail riding, hill climbing beast.
That's awesome M Hall! I was hesitant on getting the 72 tooth, and just got the 60 tooth. I did however, just order the 9 tooth for the front. I may need to bore it, but not sure from what I have read in the Amazon reviews... Gopowersports.com only has the 10 tooth and has it down as a 17mm bore, and the one from Amazon is 5/8"... I might need to look into what needs to be done to make it work. Great to hear about your upgrade success! These bikes are fun!
Nice idea. It looks like more snow and it’s a go-ski.
Lol, it sure does! I was kinda impressed with how it worked, especially on the snow covered lawn.
I juSt run mine with the balloon tie that came with it. Let a little air out,works Great.
I agree Jimmy. I like running mine that way too. Just wanted to try something different for the novelty. Thanks for watching.
Great video
Thanks for watching and the kind words GR.
Some people have hooked up snowplow tracks on the rear tires and made mini snow bikes
Thanks for watching Baddy. I might have to look into doing that! 🤔
Having just seen this you've figured it out by now but the bush planes and c47s early on used bungee cords from nose of ski to high point keeping the nose up about3-4" higher than normal ..
I didn't know that, but through follow-up experimentations, I got it to work pretty good. When we get some snow I will film some more. I did do one little follow-up short video on the last snow that we had last winter. Not sure if you seen that one or not
Thanks for watching by the way!
I would make a snow chain for the rear tire
Thanks for watching David. I do want to make a snow chain or cable of some sort. It would likely have to be a thin cable because there's only about a half inch of space between the tire and the chain.
Cool video buddy. But I think I need to come and take you out for a beer. You got to much time on your hands. P.S. I want to ride it next winter.
Ha ha this was a fun build. Yeah, come up and take it for a spin!
Too much funski 😆
Ha ha, yes Bill, that one was really fun to build AND ride. Thanks for watching!
lol for realski did u seeski how the ski ski went on the snowski like holy fukski
😂😂😂 That WAS really funski! Thanks for watching!
@@themostlymikeshow yezirrski
This is awesome
Thanks Danny! Glad you enjoyed.
That's crazy yall still have snow. The trees are budding here in tn
Yeah Kyle, it's not common in late March or early April, but we do get some late accumulations sometimes. I kept putting that video off, and now wishing that I would have done this a month ago. I would probably already have a part two out with improvements to the ski. The list of upcoming videos keeps growing.
@@themostlymikeshow very cool idea
Seems to worked out well. I've only had the opportunity to use my bike in the snow twice and it was quite disappointing, the little wheels couldn't get up to speed breaking through the snow. If we had more snow in west tn. About once a year is what we get. Man I'd love to do this mod.
@@themostlymikeshow looks like you have something pretty dang exciting to look forward to next year. Also man wanted to say the editing on your videos is great. You get quite a few laughs from me
@@kylegroth3199 thanks for kind words Kyle. There's a lot of work that goes into making these, but I enjoy every step of the process. I appreciate hearing about it!
You said "member" haha haha
Haha yes I did Lincoln! Glad you got some entertainment out of it. 😂
Do you still have this setup for this winter? Any recommendations for changes? Looking to do something similar for my BT200! Thanks!
Thanks for watching Brett. Yes I actually do have the setup and plan on doing the couple improvements to it that I mentioned as well as Maybe attempting to add a tire chain to the back. There's a couple videos in front of that, but I do plan on doing it soon.
@@themostlymikeshow Looking forward to it! I'm going to do the same as you did on mine - wish me luck!
If you run into any problems or have any questions, I do try to respond to all of my comments. You can also get a hold of me through the Mostly Mike sHOW Facebook page. I hope it goes well for you!
What ski is that
Or what is a good ski for a mb200
Thanks for watching Showtime. A friend of mine gave me two of those that came off of another friend's snowmobile that he had laying around. I believe it came off of a skidoo snowmobile but I am not sure what model it is.
@@themostlymikeshow thank you
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