Mini Bike Trike Part 8! Parts And Pieces 🧐 Ian Roussel
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Mini Bike Trike Part 8! Parts And Pieces 🧐 Ian Roussel
Ian has always wanted to build a Ed "Big Daddy" Roth inspired mini bike trike. He pays homage to "The Mailbox" build done by Big Daddy Roth built in 1965.
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Ian worked and studied at a bronze casting foundry as a young man, where he learned to create models, armatures, molds and finished sculptural artwork in all mediums and finishes. Ian is fascinated by the artistic process of sculpture. He brings this knowledge to his car customizations, to his Full Custom Garage TV show audience, and now he brings it to you, his growing UA-cam audience.
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Happy Fri-Yay! Hope you all enjoy today's latest installment of our minibike series! Please remember to LIKE COMMENT SUBSCRIBE and set your NOTIFICATIONS . We appreciate you all! We know there is TONS of stuff to watch on youtube and lots of builders on here, we appreciate you taking the time to come here, watch and give us a little of your time. Hope you all have a wonderful weekend and we will see you SUNDAY! ~ The Roussels 👽👽
Good morning Jamie and Ian. Happy Friday 😎🤜🤛
@@kenkrauss5045 Hello!!
That's cool looking great job stay safe out there
Going to super charge that engine. Get 65mph out of it
I thought you were going to put the foot rest up higher on the down tube's to give it that vintage chopper trike look.
Just wanted to say forget about the negative comments you’re doing great this old body man mechanics enjoying the hell out of your show
Just miserable people who wish they had the talent and life Ian does
I'm an electrician. I love learning from Ian and how he approaches his builds creativly. I build RC hotrods and alot of other stuff. So i can apply much of it in smaller scale! :D
I've missed the last few episodes so missed the comments too. I enjoyed this one during my lunch break and I'm headed back to the shop, inspired.
@@Gas_n_Gears Awesome news.
For those of us familiar with “the Ian process”, this is what we love.
The ever changing process of an artist and his work.
“Make a decision- then adapt”. Ian Roussel FCG
Its a vibe!
Perfect example of Ian trusting the process. Even when it requires you to move backwards to move forward.
Exactly
Just a drop in and say have a beautiful day Miss Jamie and sir Ian. Thanks for the entertainment.
I enjoy watching you figure things out on the fly, and I love listening to y'all support each other. GO TEAM ROUSSEL!
Thank you kindly!
Killing it with these builds! Thanks for letting us watch u build what is in your mind!
That mini bike chopper is so cool!! Put that body on a hinge so you can get in and out in style, like a flip hood! Good job, keep up the awesome job!!
Very cool. Has a “foxx’s lil red tow truck” vibe going from the 60s. I grew up seeing it at car shows. Thank you for the trip back
When you open with Ian cutting welds you know the mind has brought him a new vision. Change for better follows immediately.
Coming right along. I sent a message about paint color but I forgot to say don't forget the Flake..thanks Jeff
Gotta have the flake.
I have watched you for years on TV, the way you use logic to do things is amazing like the string to measure the angle you wanted small but genius most fabricators would have measured that 8 times. Love the artistic flow you always have in your builds. Keep it up man love the content.
That thing is awesome. The baddest mini trike ever! Well done Ian
Looks great! Like a striking cobra.
I'm glad you started a YT channel. I only discovered your stuff a few weeks ago from your old TV show.
Welcome aboard!
I thought the same think about the cobra!
Really dig your style!!! It is as it’s supposed to be when it’s finished. ✅ 😎
You guys are great and both extremely talented!
Thank you for the great videos!
Your style is awesome!
What about considering hinging the body down on the bottom?
Thanks again for all of the great entertainment and positivity throughout the years.
Thank you! Stay tuned!!!
It has the look of the “Uncertain “T” “ with the angles you have… I love it!!!
I'm having so much fun with this build thanks for sharing it with us.
Hi Ian growing up my dad had a 5 gallon bucket of bolts. I carried the tradition but have 1 gallon bucket that somehow always gave
Me what I needed building bicycles in the mid to late 70’s.
That’s a Trike with a lot of anglES THE TRI-ANGLE. or ANGLED TRIKE. Reminds me of a Roth Trike. I grew up in Bell Ca
Friends with Darryl Roth Lil Daddy
Ed Roth would drive his creations
Around town when I was growing up.Who knew he would become a Legend.
Just when you think it couldn't get any cooler Ian gets a new idea and changes it! 😊👍The oriental trap beat starting at 5 min ish made me want to play mahjong! 🤪 Dug it!
Originally I wanted a house music vibe...but couldn't find one that isn't copyrighted. I loved the replacement song too!
The theme really is “fat to skinny”. Wide rear end skinny front end, wide canopy tapers to skinny windshield, wide gas tank, tapers to a point,,, and the latest, the sides of the canopy, fat at the bottom, skinny at the top. I love this mini trike!!
While watching you ‘do your thing’ (very well I might add) I look around your shop. I love all the stuff hanging on the walls. I have lots of stuff hanging on the walls of my shop too.
Coming along nicely Ian. Love watching you work and the fact you now have freedom to cut and change as you see fit. Great camera 📷 work and interaction from Jamie too. Have a good week. Marc from Australia 🇦🇺
So thrilled that you’re continuing on with his fun project thank you thank you
Love the trike you guys always make me smile. Have a great weekend
It's starting to remind me of those insects for Starship Troopers 😮.... l think you could have the lightening bolts like the tattoos on your arm, lan, on the upper side panels 😉 👍
yeah. Great Idea!
70ies jagged lightningbolts would fit great. :) Quarterinch glitterblue outlines on a silvermetallic base colour ala his tattoos like you said would be good imo. :)
@@JokerInk-CustomBuildsthat could become his signature feature on all of his creations. Don’t be offended if he has to trademark it.
I love this project. My one comment, and this is just me, is when I look at the front view the scale of the headlight to the rear wheels looks off not bad just a full size headlight to a smaller tire. Discarded this at your leisure. Rock on 🤘🏻
I'd take that top corner out, and go flat across the top. It would give your angels a better look in my mind anyway.
I always keep a flexible plastic cutting board (just a flexible plastic sheet) around my shop to dump my bolt bins out on. It is bright orange so it provides a good background to sort bolts on and you can fold it up an pour the bolts back into the bin after you are done. I love the channel!!! Keep it up you two.
Can’t wait to see this one rolling around the yard 😎
Ian you kicking ass and taking names that's going to be one sweet minibike when your done love what your doing and I have learned alot from watching all your builds keep up that bad ass fabrications my brotha
Woow... hi Mister IAN
super que tu Sois là! j'ai adoré tes emissions, ton approche de la mécanique avec ce feeling trop cool... t'as du en inspirer plein...
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Hey from Oz. Have always enjoyed your vision and off the cuff methods. Just thought about mounting the tank and follow its shape. Just a thought that's all. You guys need a medal for the way you deal with the critics.
Cheers Tubster-1
I wish I had 1/100th your skill! Your work absolutely amazes me! GREAT JOB Ian!
I wish you would clamp those front forks to keep them from flopping around everytime you try to do something
Trust me it's only bothering you
@@johniesmith7672 Me too! Geez, grab a vice grip or lay a tack on it even. 😉
@@jimdandy2275 get a life
@@johniesmith7672rideOn
Handle it it’s not like your there for it to piss yas off
Thanks for sharing 😀👍
Awwww Man... now I want a Roussel Custom Hub Cap Hardware Holder...
Evolving like it cheers 🥂 guys excellent 😊
Start of episode thin end of episode a completed design. AMAZING!! Love how you show how it's OK to change a design!😊
It gets better every episode! I have no idea where you would find them, but some mini Finch tail lights would look so badass
That canopy carcass thing is looking so much better now.
Great job can't wait to see it finish😊
Ohhh yeah...looking sweeet...I see you Jamie in that chrome lady...cool...yeah Mikey brown does some cool stuff..makes the isettas look cool 😎..cya ya next time Ian and Jamie
🤘👽 looking forward to the next episode... 🍻
Sunday!!!
So cool watching your concept come to life! 👍🏼👍🏼
I think it would be kind of cool if you had a big shifter with an 8 ball knob on it. The shifter wouldn't do anything, but would move out of the way to get in. It would look a little like one of those Rat Fink over the top drawings.
Could be brake handle, he still doesn't have any brakes yet.
Early start to beat the heat?🥵 Trike looks awesome!😎⚙️⚒️🔧👊
Awesome job kids!!
Glad to see you trimmed the top to above the headlight. All I could think about was how the headlight was going to reflect off the inside of the windshield if you ever did ride it at night.
It's funny when the video ends and it transitions into the full custom show on the banjo channel. I can suddenly hear heavy rock music in the background and instantly notice there's no Jamie. I much prefer this new content to the old stuff.
Ian if you take two VW hub caps and put them together it looks like a flying saucer.
Awesome, this thing is awesome, love it. Cheers
I like the changes better. You're doing a great job!
I really like seeing Ian and Jamie interact while Ian's mind works on a new idea. I can see how Ian's life experiences in construction, plays well with his metal fabricating process allowing him to think beyond standardized steel parts finding value in many materials both new and used. Artistry runs like a brass wire lace through his entire method.
I like the hubcap oracles. They beat my old coffee cans for quick retrieval!
Coolness abounds!!!
You build some awesome stuff your amazing at what you do
Love the process, you make it seem effortless.
Never noticed that your work bench is part of a truck chassis. very resourceful!
The Last minute change is a Ian move. It now more like the original table drawing.
Love the nuts and bolts hubcap coral. Mine are coffee can residents. They travel in pairs...the wife says the same for Copperheads. I once worked with ceramics. You can work and rework the piece til it made sense. Same with your metalwork. Awesome. You got it going on with the music bed Jamie. 👍👍
Le pare-brise en plexi jaune c'est une idée geniale... Vous avez un physique de colosse mais on voit bien que vous avez gardé une âme d'enfant.. cette mini moto sera un big boy toy !
Nice build,enjoying it,but I do love the beetle more
Checking in from Missouri kids!
I have a tilt bed trailer that I will never quit redesigning,in my head at least and wouldn't want it any other way.The imagining that is.🤔👍
I was thinking, just not as fast or as ahead as you... This is why I watch as you build... 😅
Lovin' this project!
Faz a cobertura Basculante, abrindo para trás , vai facilitar muito a entrada na bike.
Looking good 👍👍
It’s looking awesome 🤩!! Cooky? A piece of plexiglass for a windshield to keep the bugs out your grill. Just saying, I do know you won’t stop till your touch is on it,lol.
How about some veneeshain blinds on the back...or like those rear window covers from a Tranz Am...
For the side panels, check out the textured aluminum at specified metals. They have a cubic pattern that would look great. Good show.
Glad you went with the handlebars!👍 No rear window. Make it comfortable in that cramped driver's compartment & maybe go old school tall chopper seat with a headrest. And just FYI, take it from a retired Ironworker. The steel mills today still suck!
I dig them hardware hub caps...very cool
Triangular dimple die stamped and angular running boards would be cool. Never seen triangular dimple dies.
Coming together nicely 👌
Keep going, great job sir
That was awesome that you mentioned Mikey Brown. Nice video. Thanks Ray
A back opening might be good for airflow. I know you’re not gonna be cruising the streets with it but the back panel could turn into a sail. I’m liking the process.
Ian, I have learned and used many of the methods you use for welding and keep learning as I watch your videos. Thank you and Jamie!
But again, wondering how you are going to manage to transfer the power to the rear tire. I will wait and learn!
Soon! It will be up in the next week or so! 😎
Another fun video,thank you
I like the new music for episodes.
Love it all 🎉 once again another great video 🎉🎉🎉
I knew that area looked familiar!! I grew up in Trona. I'm a Huge fan!! Keep up the great work!!
brass rivets on the body would be cool
Coming along nicely
My thoughts on the lightning cab would be to rag top it in a flintstones fashion. Get your guy to make that at the same time he does the seat.
Make it lite.
3:10 Yay. He changed the paralell sides! After the last intro I was almost afraid to mention it in comments! LMAO!
Love it!
Yeah Joker, but your comment would have been constructive, and Ian is all for that .....
@@81carrerasc This is true, And the "comment" he had referred to a video or so back was a direct message to his FB profile. He does read many of the comments and he finds many of them constructive. I guess sometimes when you are doing this kind of thing and you maybe aren't in the best head space or have the best patience that day the "comments" can get to you. Overall you are correct that we really do enjoy them and when they are constructive or imaginative we enjoy that....that is our whole point....to bring alive many of your imaginations. Either way,,,,we appreciate it all and have a lovely day!!!!! ~. Big Love ~ Jamie
@@fullcustomIan Thats why we are here! I just like cracking jokes! Thank you for sharing your minds with us.
@@fullcustomIan Hi Jamie, I'm a retired 66yo Aussie and have been watching Ian for years (TV show) and now on YT. I don't watch MSM (haven't for years) and use YT for nearly all my info & entertainment.
I follow a diverse range of content providers and take my hat off to ALL of you youtubers as you have gone to the trouble of making videos that we get to watch for FREE. I always "like" all the videos before watching them as a matter of respect for the effort.
I was self employed for a large percentage of my life and know the effort that is put in to make your own income. I think I speak for 99.99% of YT viewers who appreciate the effort, it's just a few narcissistic basement dwellers who throw shade. I live on a 20 acre country property (far far from the city I left behind) totally off grid in a tiny house I built myself. I can sit here on the other side of the world on the net and be completely in touch with everything happening in the world without the burden of having to interact with the flotsam & jetsam of society !!!
Like the bars - short throw and yeh better than a wheel
In the early 70’s I worked in a large aluminum factory in Cleveland. You saw some middle aged guys that looked pretty thin. But no older people. Aluminum never gets absorbed by the body. Some types of steel turns to rust in your body. My uncle worked at J&L steel in Pittsburgh. He was ok.
The slo mo and the dance party music are killing me😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Juat a thought, maybe you can make the body hinged with a latch so. You can tilt body back. Maybe 45 degrees for easy access and exit
Looks awesome definitely going in the rite direction
The bodywork is looking like the blaster claw in the Tempest video game!
You're editing Jamie is great!
is Jamie edited ? like this comment wow i never knew that
I like you both.
Trike is looking good. 🛸🇦🇺
I like the way Jaime announced the “chrome shot” so we film critics couldn’t accuse her of sloppy videoing.
🙄Chrome shots are a thing…I looked cute, but yes, you are on to me 😂🤘🏼😂
Ian,will you take this beauty to Sema 24,people need to see your wild fun side, we need more chrome shots jamie,great video.
for the siding panels check into a local refrigerator repair shop for walk in coolers, the coolers are segmented either in brushed stainless or Brushed aluminum skins and can be had for like $10 - $15 a panel and a panel can be 6' x 8' or larger I added this part ... each panel will yield 2 sheets, somewhere there is a warehouse chock full of them and the internals are solid core foam which you can also use for like R30 rating insulation or do what my brother did and use it to make a soundproof air compressor cabinet, anyways the skin can be pulled from the foamcore relatively easily and is a great sheet metal supply for pennies on the dollar
Man this thing is so rad! Lovin it