I am literally following this channel since barbie mustang gokart, and honestly, you were such a big inspiration for me to buy a tig welder and start doing my own stuff I can't even say how much. And each and every next build is just more and more abstract and sick! You all have gone up and over everything, so much experience and every next video just shows how much you learnt last time and use the knowledge in the next one it's just sooooo inspiring. I wanna build a buggy from a car myself to drive around the countryside, and honestly i WILL be looking back to these videos mostly to snatch on the control arms design and all the other suspension designs you did, because your channel is such a big encyclopedia of mechanical and design knowledge I couldnt have thought of myself.
That's how I felt one time after 2 hours on a griz 400 manual through snow, creeks and lots of hills and trees to zig zag around, last guy in line with the slowest quad getting yoked around in their tracks. I left it behind the bar and caught a ride back fukk all that. They all had 750 Polaris automatics independent rear suspension. It was 2002 so that was high tech. Lol. Even the kid on the banshee was frigging leading the way most time
I think they need more hp as is so two tracks would be half the go it already has. They need higher gears as well. If anything I'd like to see how the timber sled kit performs compared to the Amazon one.
Found you guys at King of the Hammers hanging out with The Fab Rats. its nice to see people who can design something, build it, then have the skill to ride it and push it to the limit. Kudos for some really awesome content, and keep up the great work!!!!!
What a riot. Ultra fab vs ultra cheap and a limp away wipeout. You guys have serious fun loving panache. Bring your Idaho can do to that crazy snow vehicle event in Scandinavia and make us proud.
I was waiting till the end to ask if Will did his 10. Noticed the minute he appeared in the video he had his phone in his back pocket. Glad to see you caught him
14:02 hey if you save your file as an svg then cut the design out on a piece of paper on a vinyl cutting machine , then you can test fit before wasting a piece of metal :)
My Gpa use to hang his engines from the ceiling like that to work on then. Ended up breaking down the rafters pretty bad. Roof had a big sag we had to fix. Just a heads up. Great build!
When you stop @15:32 that front spindle will have tons of side flex. Those octo's are great for crush strength but do nothing, being 2d, to stop side flex. You're gonna need bracing there for sure. Update, then @16:56 you remind me I'm a dumb azz & you already know & was already planning a brace for that. Lmao. Thanks for all of your hard work making these projects & these vids for us to watch!!! Keep up the great work!!!
This is cool. One year I rode a bike in the snow with its sporty tires. Only dropped it once. I was tired of being stuck at home and I didn't have anything else. And I rode a 300 Rebel on a road that was a sheet of ice. That bike was too small for me but could ride in any conditions.
Wish I was young as you guys. The last 25 years have been rough and now I don't have my health. I really did try and played pretty hard even with all that was on my plate. I certainly do have some cool stories to tell, just worried that those times are over now. I'm not young but not as old as you think I might be. 53 is the answer. Boys and gals, please take care of your health
great build man! not that it matters too much, but those hexagons you added on the new swing arm should have more rounded corners. as I'm sure you are aware a sharp edge like that could lead to stress risers and increase the risk of part failure. keep up the good work!
To be fair, busa has couple horses more than this thing, so swap the tracks and see busa bury it self in 0.2 seconds, or do something actually utility in the while and put that track on wheel borrow and put electric motor on it. Already built one with ATV tire for soft ground but that has nothing to tracked borrow on snow.
Sticker idea just a large grid of hexagons with "This hexagon is brought to you by Grind Hard Plumbing " in between every other hexagon I would love to cut it to fit any location on my karts
When u did all that cutting and fab work just to fit the shock, why didn't u just cut the brackets that the shocks go through and weild them over q bit?
That was super dumb, I love it!!!! You guys continue to prove there are no rules. I REALLY want to see another gambler build, would be awesome to see yall out there (same weekend as overland expo PNW, would be awesome to see you guys crash both events!)
You can use it for gardening or for geothermal installations. Or, you hold your member to a bunch of feathers that are attached to the spinny thing while its on a kickstand, the DIY relations simulator.
No hand claws. Just to remind you, grind disk can broke just once and godby your finger, lips, ears, etc. Wear a mask and hand claws! Mine has broken, i got my finger almost on half!
You guys are top tier on my need to watch when you post. I mean good builds, good vibes, good doggos that might smell like moose poops 💩 haha I will keep up with all the builds
Grom looks like it needs a longer track, for the weight of it all plus rider. LMAO! Problems with snow bikes. I was out in deep snow with just my snow machine. Thought I would go off trail and leave a Piss. When I stepped off my machine. I went waist deep in the snow. Had a hell of a time getting my ass back up on the machine. A snow bike would be nearly impossible. Once you stop in deep snow and try to put your foot down. There will be nothing there. I guess one needs to carry a snow shovel. Dig down to ground for a starting point again. Lol! Looks like a hoot though!
That thing needs a turbo. I might hi-lite th face on the front of the Grom, to go with the name. How about turning the Grom into a two track snow bike, it needs stability. And add a turbo.
Etan nice front skin mount but took a while fabricate.. You to see one of the old school JC Whitney kits where front ski strapped to front tire. You to lock front brake to keep from rotating. They sucked because of no pivot at all 😁😆😄🤣
Stud the track with a few to start and work your way up to where it has enough power to just barely break the traction of the track. This would help propel you forward in the corner's where if there is no stud's it just slip's in the corners and ya wipe out!
Little trick I learned to make the arm mount wider use a scissor jack and a impact works way to well and the only way I use a scissor jack now after I had a suburban fall on me
Try combining tire an ski. Like the Rutter on a boat. You still have a ski but in the center of the ski you have a tire as a Rutter. This way you front end doesn't slide out from under you.
@@marshallbrumfield kinda hard to type it all out without coming across salty right now. Long story short, we hired a toxic person. That toxic person got into the ceos inner circle. I have been with the company the longest so I guess I was viewed as a threat. Was told today the company was going in a new direction but we all knew it was a lie.
2:57 when it comes to cheap clones i would not thrust that the frame is in straight line :D i had a Mad Cow 250cc bike and the frame was everything other than straight. and it was super noticeable after u took all the body parts apart. when u lined the frame and back tire there was like 10° difference xD
I have about 3 hours of riding on my Ruffian SEND-E electric snowbike, partially thanks to an earlier video you guys did about the company. The thing has gobs of torque and traction, and the battery seems to last much longer than I want to ride.
Throw some paddles on the track of that Grom thing even if you have to do it out of angle iron that’s actually what was on the first Polaris I had it had angle iron paddles on it from the early 70s from the factory you absolutely did not want to get a burn from that track and at 12 years old you didn’t want to pick it up either
I am literally following this channel since barbie mustang gokart, and honestly, you were such a big inspiration for me to buy a tig welder and start doing my own stuff I can't even say how much.
And each and every next build is just more and more abstract and sick! You all have gone up and over everything, so much experience and every next video just shows how much you learnt last time and use the knowledge in the next one it's just sooooo inspiring. I wanna build a buggy from a car myself to drive around the countryside, and honestly i WILL be looking back to these videos mostly to snatch on the control arms design and all the other suspension designs you did, because your channel is such a big encyclopedia of mechanical and design knowledge I couldnt have thought of myself.
Loving how you all are able to make the craziest things and people support it. Love you guys 😂
We think it’s the coolest thing ever! Thanks for all the support
@@GrindHardPlumbingCo so do we,which is why we're all here :D
Why wouldn’t people support awesome stuff like this
Led me to think
From the worlds fastest to worlds worst! We had to keep you guys on your toes haha
Loving the channel fellas.. Keep it up!
Is this the next give away 🤔
That's how I felt one time after 2 hours on a griz 400 manual through snow, creeks and lots of hills and trees to zig zag around, last guy in line with the slowest quad getting yoked around in their tracks. I left it behind the bar and caught a ride back fukk all that. They all had 750 Polaris automatics independent rear suspension. It was 2002 so that was high tech. Lol. Even the kid on the banshee was frigging leading the way most time
@@lifeimitatingdeath3608 Thanks!
@@feminazislayer The next giveaway will be way cooler!
Glad to see Ethan is still in his hexagon phase
He will always be in the bestagons faze
Hexagon is the bestagon
ya know, it has the most adequate number of vertices.
The moment with the Doggo, ❤️. Love that you've done both, premium and budget. 😁
Get it? Got it? Good! Ethan enjoys making the goofy builds as much as the serious ones. Love it!
Put tracks on anything is beyond awesome. Rippin and tearin' to snow is the best
You should try to make the Grom a trike again and put two sets of tracks in the back and turn it into a snow trike
I think they need more hp as is so two tracks would be half the go it already has. They need higher gears as well.
If anything I'd like to see how the timber sled kit performs compared to the Amazon one.
This
@Ruger84 would probably need the timber sled if they gave it more power too.
I wanna see a zabel 700 dropped in there, it'd just be ridiculous 😆😆🤘
Found you guys at King of the Hammers hanging out with The Fab Rats. its nice to see people who can design something, build it, then have the skill to ride it and push it to the limit. Kudos for some really awesome content, and keep up the great work!!!!!
You guys should see how fast the Hayabusa snow bike is around the corse I think it would be a top contender!
What a riot. Ultra fab vs ultra cheap and a limp away wipeout. You guys have serious fun loving panache. Bring your Idaho can do to that crazy snow vehicle event in Scandinavia and make us proud.
These videos are really well put together! It felt less production and more like I was there in the shop with you guys.
Fun project, good video. I appreciate you guys wearing your safety gear, it’s so much easier to watch. Play through.
I’d still 100% take a grom snow bike. Idc if it’s slow it would still be fun. It’s better then no snow bike
I love these builds, I feel like you guys just go with the flow. You also show a bit more insight rather than a speed up video
I was waiting till the end to ask if Will did his 10. Noticed the minute he appeared in the video he had his phone in his back pocket. Glad to see you caught him
That grom has been used for so many projects made some good content wonder if it has another life left have a great weekend 👊 💨
The "choose your character" bit was hilarious, I love those little bits being thrown into the videos. Keep it up d00ds! 👍👍
I like how this time you add the reinforcement plate before you send it and break it. Learning from experience for the win
Another fine job of ingenuity on that little bike. She sounds a wee bit underpowered though. Nice job guys.👍👍🇨🇦
Not the snow tracks fault. You also lose power in the track conversion, and it's a fake grom. Heh 😅
Yall keep bringing your A game with the content......AWSOME
The big bike is what u ordered and the small one is actually what u got
14:02 hey if you save your file as an svg then cut the design out on a piece of paper on a vinyl cutting machine , then you can test fit before wasting a piece of metal :)
Great job on the video folks! Thanks for making it.
My Gpa use to hang his engines from the ceiling like that to work on then. Ended up breaking down the rafters pretty bad. Roof had a big sag we had to fix. Just a heads up. Great build!
Wild bike! - did actually LOL when you cut the chain wearing your best safety squints while your safety glasses were perched on top your beanie! 😅
the busa needs to be in the next fast and furious. Vin needs to see this.
The firewood under the track to lift it into place brings a whole new meaning to "shade tree mechanic".
Good things come to those who smile. Have you smile today? Keep smiling.
15:49 😂😂will is great
When you stop @15:32 that front spindle will have tons of side flex. Those octo's are great for crush strength but do nothing, being 2d, to stop side flex. You're gonna need bracing there for sure.
Update, then @16:56 you remind me I'm a dumb azz & you already know & was already planning a brace for that. Lmao. Thanks for all of your hard work making these projects & these vids for us to watch!!! Keep up the great work!!!
Scamers !! Watch out
14:00 I print stuff out 1:1 ratio on paper like 3 times before I laser metal. Sometimes I laser super thin scrap before cutting it proper.
My wife just walked past you at Walmart. She called me asking if she should say hi. I told her not to be weird lol. Love your channel!
This is cool. One year I rode a bike in the snow with its sporty tires. Only dropped it once. I was tired of being stuck at home and I didn't have anything else. And I rode a 300 Rebel on a road that was a sheet of ice. That bike was too small for me but could ride in any conditions.
Another awesome episode and build guys .
Love this channel . Keep up the great work 👍🏼
Wish I was young as you guys. The last 25 years have been rough and now I don't have my health.
I really did try and played pretty hard even with all that was on my plate. I certainly do have some cool stories to tell, just worried that those times are over now. I'm not young but not as old as you think I might be. 53 is the answer.
Boys and gals, please take care of your health
You have the Grom snow bike, VS the snow bike you were told not to worry about ‼😜👍
My favorite ad ever, thanks Edwin!
Side by side it reminds me of a Lvl1 vs lvl100 app ad
great build man! not that it matters too much, but those hexagons you added on the new swing arm should have more rounded corners. as I'm sure you are aware a sharp edge like that could lead to stress risers and increase the risk of part failure.
keep up the good work!
circles, if you will
Seen someone put a snow bike kit on a Harley and I immediately thought if this channel
Oh shit I finally catch an upload in the first 10 mins!
To be fair, busa has couple horses more than this thing, so swap the tracks and see busa bury it self in 0.2 seconds, or do something actually utility in the while and put that track on wheel borrow and put electric motor on it. Already built one with ATV tire for soft ground but that has nothing to tracked borrow on snow.
Sticker idea just a large grid of hexagons with "This hexagon is brought to you by Grind Hard Plumbing " in between every other hexagon I would love to cut it to fit any location on my karts
The ultimate in small town winter commuting! I've never even rode a Grom. I need to get out more. Hahaha.
Is there any update or progression with your new workshop? Or has this been postponed?
When u did all that cutting and fab work just to fit the shock, why didn't u just cut the brackets that the shocks go through and weild them over q bit?
2020+ Crf110 timber sled kit basically bolts up to a grom 👌
TIP OF THE DAY GUYS use a 2.5 inch ratchet strap handle with a small ratchet strap and you can wrap 7 to 10 feet of strap before binding up
That was super dumb, I love it!!!! You guys continue to prove there are no rules.
I REALLY want to see another gambler build, would be awesome to see yall out there (same weekend as overland expo PNW, would be awesome to see you guys crash both events!)
Also! Is Ethan's dog a Border Collie? English Shepherd? Such a rad pup!!!
You can use it for gardening or for geothermal installations. Or, you hold your member to a bunch of feathers that are attached to the spinny thing while its on a kickstand, the DIY relations simulator.
No hand claws. Just to remind you, grind disk can broke just once and godby your finger, lips, ears, etc. Wear a mask and hand claws! Mine has broken, i got my finger almost on half!
I’m curious to know exactly where you found a lot so cheap. Would you have a link to the one you bought?
You guys are top tier on my need to watch when you post. I mean good builds, good vibes, good doggos that might smell like moose poops 💩 haha I will keep up with all the builds
i love how funny the bike looks and your dog is amazing😂
I'm ready to see you that Hayabusa in some open field getting it
Give the dream camper bigger tires and the do a taco-bronco-camper crawling competition
The entire collection of snowbikes, you now have them all, like endstones!
i love how the table has engine parts built into it
I think I mandatory that every vehicle that grind hard builds it has to have favorite shapes on it
I've been ratchet strapping my bikes to the rafters of my garage for years.
Glad to see someone else doing it for once 😂
Grom looks like it needs a longer track, for the weight of it all plus rider.
LMAO! Problems with snow bikes. I was out in deep snow with just my snow machine. Thought I would go off trail and leave a Piss. When I stepped off my machine. I went waist deep in the snow. Had a hell of a time getting my ass back up on the machine.
A snow bike would be nearly impossible. Once you stop in deep snow and try to put your foot down. There will be nothing there. I guess one needs to carry a snow shovel. Dig down to ground for a starting point again. Lol! Looks like a hoot though!
MASTER FABER...Great work SIR..
Great video! Rave Will cracked me up.
Been using rachet straps like that for years it definitely works great
That thing needs a turbo. I might hi-lite th face on the front of the Grom, to go with the name. How about turning the Grom into a two track snow bike, it needs stability. And add a turbo.
SNOWBIKE THE WORLD !!
That Hayabusa conversion is amazing 👏 👍
That's good enough for my surron! Could I get a link where to get the track?
SpaceX engineering, love it!
9:20 epic dog moment.
Etan nice front skin mount but took a while fabricate.. You to see one of the old school JC Whitney kits where front ski strapped to front tire. You to lock front brake to keep from rotating. They sucked because of no pivot at all 😁😆😄🤣
Ur Welding skills are amazing Ethan
Stud the track with a few to start and work your way up to where it has enough power to just barely break the traction of the track. This would help propel you forward in the corner's where if there is no stud's it just slip's in the corners and ya wipe out!
@00:13:37 PUSH-UPS He has his phone in his back pocket again!!!
SCAM
Little trick I learned to make the arm mount wider use a scissor jack and a impact works way to well and the only way I use a scissor jack now after I had a suburban fall on me
2 of those cheap tracks side by side on separate swingarms? Or a track up front an convert to 2 wheel drive?
I got a big wheel kit on my cheap 150 that doesn’t have a secondary chain tensioner and I’ll change chain every couple weeks
So I've been searching for that little track kit for a project of mine... anyway u might be able to help me??..
not the big one on the crotch rocket
Need a passenger filling those pegs, wheely everywhere. You guys are awesome big kids!
The lathe you have looks like my dad's old lathe is the belt pulley one piece and looks hand made. My dad lived in Illinois
Try combining tire an ski. Like the Rutter on a boat. You still have a ski but in the center of the ski you have a tire as a Rutter. This way you front end doesn't slide out from under you.
Just got fired today. Glad you guys are still here to keep me company
what happened?
@@marshallbrumfield kinda hard to type it all out without coming across salty right now. Long story short, we hired a toxic person. That toxic person got into the ceos inner circle. I have been with the company the longest so I guess I was viewed as a threat. Was told today the company was going in a new direction but we all knew it was a lie.
2:57 when it comes to cheap clones i would not thrust that the frame is in straight line :D
i had a Mad Cow 250cc bike and the frame was everything other than straight. and it was super noticeable after u took all the body parts apart. when u lined the frame and back tire there was like 10° difference xD
Love what you guys do. Wish I had the knowledge to do some of these creative ideas. Keep them coming.
I have about 3 hours of riding on my Ruffian SEND-E electric snowbike, partially thanks to an earlier video you guys did about the company. The thing has gobs of torque and traction, and the battery seems to last much longer than I want to ride.
Living up to the name... Grind Hard! Love it 🤟
Id like to see you guys put the track from a snowmobile on a jet ski. I think the extra flotation of the jet ski hull will help in really deep snow.
Or a small boat like a dinghy or something
Throw some paddles on the track of that Grom thing even if you have to do it out of angle iron that’s actually what was on the first Polaris I had it had angle iron paddles on it from the early 70s from the factory you absolutely did not want to get a burn from that track and at 12 years old you didn’t want to pick it up either
Pretty similar to putting your foot down on a 3 wheeler. Reminds me of the good old days of running myself over with the neighbor kid's ATV.
So when will we see the busa up in the mountains?
Man I see a crazy RC snowmobile that this track could be used for HHHMMMM where did you get it from
DO A XR650L SNOW BIKE !!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome video!! I own a grom with a 181 bbk they are fun little bikes
The ski on that lil thing🤣😃
You guys should rivet on some angle aluminum or something to the little track, it seems to lack traction in snow hahaha
What cad software do you guys use? I’m wondering cuz solid works is expensive.
18:26 what was that song will was jamming to called?
Bro how the dog was soo happy☺️
You guys should make a long track 120 kids' snowmobile I've been wanting to do that forever!