@@BIGFOOTBIKESANDBREWS but for real, thanks for posting up this inspiration, I've been wanting to tackle projects like these little 110's for awhile now, so I picked up a couple in pretty rough shape for $50 each, feel like that was a pretty good deal considering I'll have to dump a bit of money into restoring them, gonna do one back to original factory condition and the other I'll do the 2 wheel conversion to.....well thats the plan anyway, hopefully it works out without breaking the bank. Just curious, how much money did you spend to refurbish the 110 3 wheeler and how much did it cost to do the conversion bikes, a rough estimate on total costs will do, just trying to get an idea of what it may end up running me.
@@doublemwelding3997 Everything considered they are in the "hundreds" of dollars to build, not in the thousands. Just need to find the right parts at the right time and use a lot of scrap metal :) I like to start with total junk, it make things affordable. Good to hear you want to get rolling on fixing some stuff up!!!!! Made my day!
@@BIGFOOTBIKESANDBREWS thats what I figured on the cost, not bad at all plus I have access to cheaper powdercoating costs at my job which will be handy for all the steel items. Also, if you have any links for sourcing parts other than ebay, Amazon, let me know. I'm gonna need to get all new brake calipers, hand controls, tires, possibly fuel tanks, possibly new motors if I don't rebuild the ones I have, fenders, all the little doodads, stickers and trinkets. Do they make hardware kits for the 110's or is that something I'll have to buy each item individually? I'll reuse anything I can but I'm sure most of the hardware will need replaced. I know its a big ask but your advice and tips are highly appreciated so any input would be great.
@@doublemwelding3997 Usually, I have good luck searching ebay or amazon for what Year, Model, Part I want and I usually find something. Or I will also look up the original Honda part number and find some stuff that way.
You know what they say. "One man's crap is another man's......crap."
If you got a problem with Canadian gooses you got a problem with me, suggest you let that one marinate 🤣
Pitter patter, let's get at 'er 😁😁😁
Just bought some crap the other day but I'm gonna do my best to polish that turd just as soon as I find some more crap.
Hey, I got the same thing going on over here 🤣🤣
@@BIGFOOTBIKESANDBREWS but for real, thanks for posting up this inspiration, I've been wanting to tackle projects like these little 110's for awhile now, so I picked up a couple in pretty rough shape for $50 each, feel like that was a pretty good deal considering I'll have to dump a bit of money into restoring them, gonna do one back to original factory condition and the other I'll do the 2 wheel conversion to.....well thats the plan anyway, hopefully it works out without breaking the bank. Just curious, how much money did you spend to refurbish the 110 3 wheeler and how much did it cost to do the conversion bikes, a rough estimate on total costs will do, just trying to get an idea of what it may end up running me.
@@doublemwelding3997 Everything considered they are in the "hundreds" of dollars to build, not in the thousands. Just need to find the right parts at the right time and use a lot of scrap metal :) I like to start with total junk, it make things affordable. Good to hear you want to get rolling on fixing some stuff up!!!!! Made my day!
@@BIGFOOTBIKESANDBREWS thats what I figured on the cost, not bad at all plus I have access to cheaper powdercoating costs at my job which will be handy for all the steel items. Also, if you have any links for sourcing parts other than ebay, Amazon, let me know. I'm gonna need to get all new brake calipers, hand controls, tires, possibly fuel tanks, possibly new motors if I don't rebuild the ones I have, fenders, all the little doodads, stickers and trinkets. Do they make hardware kits for the 110's or is that something I'll have to buy each item individually? I'll reuse anything I can but I'm sure most of the hardware will need replaced. I know its a big ask but your advice and tips are highly appreciated so any input would be great.
@@doublemwelding3997 Usually, I have good luck searching ebay or amazon for what Year, Model, Part I want and I usually find something. Or I will also look up the original Honda part number and find some stuff that way.
That was super funny. I like all your crap. You love Honda! Have a Crapy Day!
Hey I hope your day is crap too!!! :)
we all know you love hondas... admit it!
Dang it. Ya got me haha!!
Made me laugh
Thanks! Good to hear!!!
This video is crap 🤣🤣🤣 kidding 😂😂
Glad you liked the crap 😁