Honda CR500/550 Liger build and dyno movie

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  • @harryevans6113
    @harryevans6113 7 років тому +176

    *92 fucking horsepower you have created a monster a beast think of the weight of a bike with 92 hp omfg*

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  7 років тому +19

      Thanks! the bike weighs 263 Pounds fully fuelled.

    • @harryevans6113
      @harryevans6113 7 років тому +11

      hell of a machine just be careful on it, dangerous, great job

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  7 років тому +8

      Harry Evans Thanks!

    • @HOTSHOT-ls1bc
      @HOTSHOT-ls1bc 7 років тому +17

      Harry Evans 2stroke is the way to go I fucken hate working on 4 their are too many problems fuck the government hope trump can change the pollution laws

    • @This0is0pointless
      @This0is0pointless 7 років тому +9

      it would be nice for the 2's to come back in full swing, I know the demand is there

  • @tacticalhomestead
    @tacticalhomestead 7 років тому +811

    who needs traction when you have 91 hp
    2 stroke for life

  • @938936029
    @938936029 10 років тому +1003

    90HP is very scary for an Off Road bike :)

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  10 років тому +158

      Just perfect! It won't see much dirt though :). Mostly ice and tarmac !

    • @georgemaniat7224
      @georgemaniat7224 8 років тому +40

      +Edgar Costa Don't think it will touch dirt with street tires...

    • @wingadinga4003
      @wingadinga4003 8 років тому +26

      +George Badass he put those in there mainly because knobbies slip on the Dyno

    • @georgemaniat7224
      @georgemaniat7224 8 років тому +9

      +Cobee Rice Well i don't know if that's the case, but i've seen many dyno runs with motocross tires

    • @traceanthony3588
      @traceanthony3588 7 років тому +20

      George Badass that's stupid less friction and contact

  • @gasaxe6056
    @gasaxe6056 6 років тому +155

    I loved these bikes.
    Used to buy them off owners who were afraid of them for $600-$1000 in the late 80s early 90s.
    Kx 500 / Rm 500 /Yz 490 /IT 465/ CR 480 were my collection.
    Had to sell them when I left the country though.
    Now its big bore chainsaws.

    • @porkiepie65
      @porkiepie65 6 років тому +1

      love it ...I had a KDX420 Very Lightning...Very Frightning.

    • @user-gx1sv3hj9k
      @user-gx1sv3hj9k 4 роки тому +6

      my dad had a honda cr 500 for 10+ years but sold it about 20 years ago, it has always been my dream to give him back this bike he was in love for the past 3 decades...

  • @reedexplosives4142
    @reedexplosives4142 7 років тому +1497

    the 45 dislikes are from Yamaha yzf450 riders

    • @mitchellmx6884
      @mitchellmx6884 6 років тому +10

      REED explosives lol

    • @mitchellmx6884
      @mitchellmx6884 6 років тому +65

      Ryan Plethra your gay

    • @braydenprice5513
      @braydenprice5513 6 років тому +19

      REED explosives I ride a Yamaha 450f and I liked it

    • @heyy_its_ryan5892
      @heyy_its_ryan5892 6 років тому +19

      Ryan Plethra then why did you watch the vid?

    • @shreksswamp3674
      @shreksswamp3674 6 років тому +10

      Ryan Plethra horse meat tastes good! It is just delicious!

  • @jasonjaeger4042
    @jasonjaeger4042 7 років тому +120

    Notice the one boot for starting the beast, lol! This dude knows CR 500's obviously. Awesome bike.

  • @ChiTuSai
    @ChiTuSai 7 років тому +244

    More powerful than my car... amazing bike man

    • @bananadude139
      @bananadude139 6 років тому +15

      ChiTuSai more powerful than anybody car you have to compare it how much hp has a bike on a tone

    • @whodatboi1543
      @whodatboi1543 5 років тому

      @NoNoNoNii year old comment bro

    • @whodatboi1543
      @whodatboi1543 5 років тому

      @NoNoNoNii no en ymmärrä mitä tua äijä oikeen lässytti, mutta kovin vittumaisesti kirjoitit.

    • @o.a.m9515
      @o.a.m9515 4 роки тому +7

      @NoNoNoNii Chill out, who pissed in your cereals?

    • @Bumpyfn250
      @Bumpyfn250 3 роки тому

      @NoNoNiin he has a p50

  • @weallneedlove1263
    @weallneedlove1263 8 років тому +319

    You know you're making power when you have to practically glue you're tire down

  • @dees_patt
    @dees_patt 3 роки тому +22

    “Do you even super moto bro?”
    This guy
    “Hold my 90 horsepower”

  • @cr500ridr
    @cr500ridr 8 років тому +11

    Amazing build !I'm not surprised at all at those numbers from a ported ,bored ,and stroked HONDA CR500R if that is the case with your absolutely awesome showpiece ! You turned her from the ugly witch into a beastly beauty !Tons of man hours of labor indeed ! Magnificent can't say enough ! Long live the BIG BORE 2STROKES !!!

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  8 років тому +3

      +cr500ridr You won't get this Power from a CR500 cylinder. I uwse a totally different top end.

  • @JohnnyLehti
    @JohnnyLehti  8 років тому +41

    No, it' not stroked, i use a totally different top end kit and the cylinder is bolted to the adaptor plate and the plate is bolted to the stock stud holes at the front of the engine block. You won't get these power numbers from a ported 500 cylinder. Thanks for the comments😊!

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  8 років тому +24

      +supermotardmario i believe those hp numbers when i see the dyno runs. Everybody talks about how much power they have but where are all the dyno sheets? And what fuel was used? It's not realistic to think that a motocross cylinder at 500 cc running on pump fuel would give almost the same power output as a 550cc racing cylinder designed to give maximum power. This is the latest design in twostroke technology, a CR500 was never desigbed for high power from the beginning and the design is 30 years old.

    • @glennhubanks2066
      @glennhubanks2066 6 років тому +4

      M773 fail

    • @einstein4171
      @einstein4171 5 років тому

      M773 o

    • @teufelhunden222
      @teufelhunden222 Рік тому

      Where did you get the adapter plate?

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  Рік тому

      @@teufelhunden222 it was included in the top end kit.

  • @offroaddomination5708
    @offroaddomination5708 7 років тому +98

    Awesome job! I am also glad to see that guy running the dyno knew how to pull the clutchin after he was done not let it engine break and sieze haha

    • @albertogamez8112
      @albertogamez8112 7 років тому +1

      Off Road Domination I know this is an old comment but could you enlighten me about your comment? would it seize due to lack of lubrication from letting off or what?

    • @offroaddomination5708
      @offroaddomination5708 7 років тому +26

      yes on a 2 stroke if you engine brake (let off the gas and dont pull in the clutch) the engine will spin at high rpm with only a small amount of fuel since a 2 stroke gets its lubrication from the premix oil in the gas when there is little fuel with high rpms it causes heat then friction will build up and the engine will eventually sieze

    • @Nobody-dc8dp
      @Nobody-dc8dp 6 років тому

      Off Road Domination How would you slow down with engine braking, if your holding in the clutch? Wouldn't that be coasting, since your holding in the clutch.

    • @44Magnum6
      @44Magnum6 6 років тому

      Weston. He didn't say you'd be engine breaking with the clutch in.

    • @prodcage
      @prodcage 6 років тому

      Pushing 4Better shut yo racist ass up

  • @bowtieguy4563
    @bowtieguy4563 4 роки тому +4

    THE best sounding 2 stroke I've ever heard hands down!

  • @JohnnyLehti
    @JohnnyLehti  8 років тому +79

    You can not get an accurate reading from the dyno with motocross tyres because of slip. I had problems with wheelspin with the road tire too but we glued it and cleaned it with thinner, then it hooked up.

    • @danielbjors8460
      @danielbjors8460 8 років тому +5

      man that was sm tires

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  8 років тому +4

      +Daniel Björs yes, ivreplied to another comment

    • @lucafabiano4312
      @lucafabiano4312 7 років тому +1

      Johnny Lehti, where can i buy these stickers?

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  7 років тому +4

      Sorry, you can't buy them. They are designed by me specifically for this bike and tailormade by a company here in Sweden and noone else than me can order them.

    • @MikeSmith-ve2qu
      @MikeSmith-ve2qu 6 років тому +2

      Has the bike ever scared you yet ?

  • @slartybartfarst9737
    @slartybartfarst9737 4 роки тому +1

    Rode one back in the 70s on Knoblies down the local field. No fear as my road bike was Kawasaki 500 H1 and I thought that was mad as a box of frogs....nothing compared to CR500......note to self 2nd is for starting off 1st is for coming off!

  • @coalblest3018
    @coalblest3018 3 роки тому

    One of the better builds I’ve seen. Good job guys!

  • @a64738
    @a64738 6 років тому +3

    90+ HP !!! :) This must be absolutely crazy to ride, I guess it has a narrow power band? This is the first dyno of 2 stroke I have seen where they had the sense to pull the clutch and not let it engine break to a slow self destruction.

  • @adamrepka502
    @adamrepka502 7 років тому +3

    Awesome bike man!... really great job.. beautiful !

  • @nickolaslandon4640
    @nickolaslandon4640 6 років тому

    The sound this bike makes is insane. This is why I love 2 strokes. Nothing ever will sound as good

  • @chriswesney
    @chriswesney 7 років тому

    I love the one boot look. That thing is a leg breaker for sure. Sounds great!

  • @JohnnyLehti
    @JohnnyLehti  8 років тому +39

    No, it still runs strong.

  • @dereklane5231
    @dereklane5231 7 років тому +10

    Dont nit pick this guy over 5-7 hp max,,,,,,this thing is a hand built monster,,,,,,Obviously.... Nice build man,,,, it looks like quite an amount of R&D went into this rocket,,,,,a stock CR 5z a handful at times,,,,,,,, I love her big respect on that project!!!!!

    • @craigbielsky115
      @craigbielsky115 3 роки тому

      RIGHT .......ALL THE GUYS HERE NEVER BUILT A LAWNMOWER ENGINE TELLING HIM WHATS WHAT .....LOL

  • @mcgo3595
    @mcgo3595 7 років тому +1

    This bike is beautiful! Great job on the build. The motor is also a thing of beauty. Congrats!

  • @cutsrosescents4950
    @cutsrosescents4950 7 років тому +2

    I remember when they raced these bikes in SuperCross, I think it was Chuck Sun who raced for Honda.So a factory preped 500 yeah.
    Great job.I just missed a KX 500 on craigslist. ..

  • @FdCGarage
    @FdCGarage 5 років тому +8

    Complimenti veramente bel lavoro..!! Io ho un 250 ma il 500 e sempre stato il mio sogno...

  • @777mart1n
    @777mart1n 7 років тому +17

    I think, this is the most powerful dirtbike in the world!
    Excellent work man!
    R E S P E C T !!!
    Hello from Slovakia!

    • @crazyshaq1995
      @crazyshaq1995 7 років тому +2

      Marti I think the Maico 700 may be more powerful, Its a 700cc 2 stroke

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  7 років тому +8

      2jz_Joakim less power but more low end torque. A Maico 700 makes around 80 hp.

    • @crazyshaq1995
      @crazyshaq1995 7 років тому +1

      Johnny Lehti Yea, i found out a little bit later after watching this video

    • @nick9006
      @nick9006 7 років тому

      Johnny Lehti but this makes 91hp plus the cr500 makes more than the maico it's been proven

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  7 років тому +4

      It depends on what year of bike we are talking about. The Maicos are very powerful for a motocross bike and the Hondas were detuned during the years for better Engine character.

  • @chrismunzer4368
    @chrismunzer4368 5 років тому +1

    That there is my dream bike! 2t all day. I would ride dirt thou. BIG ROOSTER TAILS! Great job you did mate! I would be very proud.

  • @MarcoGhela
    @MarcoGhela 9 років тому +1

    Well done mate !! Beautiful bike !!! and very good restoration !!! Beast !!!!

  • @mikkei3532
    @mikkei3532 7 років тому +7

    With 91 hp it is a beast!!!!!

  • @Salty_reviews
    @Salty_reviews 7 років тому +15

    You've created a monster!

  • @Tokzz69
    @Tokzz69 9 років тому +1

    Very nice build, just bought my self a cr500. Have to get it running again after 5 years of sitting in garage :)

  • @xSLCxLIFTEDx
    @xSLCxLIFTEDx 6 років тому +1

    At the thumbnail I wasn't feeling it but seriously killed this build man love it!! Iv been dyin to do a cr500 AF

  • @eamh2002
    @eamh2002 8 років тому +18

    Nice bike, its cool to see someone actually tuning a bike and not just swapping regular aftermarket parts then saying "you can only get +5hp with all of this"
    2-strokes are all about the timing. You might say 30hp is the max for 125cc but there are 55hp 125cc motogp bikes that make that power at higher revs because of the tune. Sure you could tune a 125cc motocrosser to 55hp if you really wanted to. Aftermarket pipes only improve on the stock design, not to shift the rpm higher e.g more power.

    • @-JX-
      @-JX- 8 років тому +4

      +eamh2002 It's now possible to gain 70hp from 125cc thanks to "Ryger Engine". 30000rpm is possible with that type of engine.

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  8 років тому

      +Janttux Yes, maybe, but that's not based on a motocross engine. Not comparable.

    • @-JX-
      @-JX- 8 років тому +2

      +Johnny Lehti It's possible to convert almost any 2-stroke motocross engine to Ryger.

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  8 років тому +1

      I never Heard of it. Can you explain what a Ryger is ?

    • @-JX-
      @-JX- 8 років тому +5

      +Johnny Lehti Ryger Engine is a new 2-stroke designed and made by "Harry Ryger" It recently got approved by FIA, it's made for 125cc Karting. There aren't much info out of the engine but I can guarantee it's 100% legit. I have the patent papers and images. I can send you some images of the engine's components on Facebook or somewhere. The way how the engine revs 30000rpm is that the piston rings don't touch the piston. Yes, they don't touch the piston. ESE's works engine tuner thread on the Kiwibiker forums has a lot of information/speculations of this engine and one of the engine creator/tuner/developer also writes occasionally on there.

  • @deancolman8814
    @deancolman8814 8 років тому +10

    You just know he's Swedish when he has a fogelsta trailer😂👌🏻

  • @bitiberg
    @bitiberg 8 років тому +1

    Awesome build!! beautiful bike, well done!

  • @OtoCardona
    @OtoCardona 7 років тому

    amazing bike, beautiful machine you have there, that thing is a beast, 102 hp, that's insane for a cross bike, great job, thanks for sharing.

  • @ThroughYeshuaUnoFear
    @ThroughYeshuaUnoFear 8 років тому +57

    67kw is about 90 hp

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  6 років тому +30

      68,3x1,36=92,88 hp

    • @Xfacehack
      @Xfacehack 3 роки тому

      @@JohnnyLehti It's more crazy to look at the whp which is 66.7kw or 89.44617hp. DANK

  • @dariometralha
    @dariometralha 8 років тому +3

    nicee bike johnny :)

  • @dant565
    @dant565 5 років тому

    BEAST. That would be one wild ride. Job well done.

  • @vortecturbo
    @vortecturbo 5 років тому +1

    Super awesome video man I really liked it love the build

  • @GamerSaven
    @GamerSaven 8 років тому +8

    You are officialy the coolest swede iwe ever seen😂

    • @zaza18mane
      @zaza18mane 5 років тому +1

      Raven Gamer hes half of finland too

  • @convex7456
    @convex7456 6 років тому +11

    91 hp of roost would be cool atleast once. And video it!

  • @juniortavera
    @juniortavera 4 роки тому

    For sure before I die, I need to have one of these bikes, it’s like a dream, but some day I’ll get it and I’m gonna enjoy it!

  • @krete69
    @krete69 5 років тому +1

    90+!! Crazy!
    Maaan.. stay save! Good job and good luck!

  • @kevinstegne5206
    @kevinstegne5206 7 років тому +113

    its almost 2017 how does it run now? what repairs did you do in that time😄

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  7 років тому +100

      It runs fine. No repairs done caused by power or inadequate build process or anything. Honda quality!

    • @n.l.s.e.2202
      @n.l.s.e.2202 7 років тому +29

      Johnny Lehti man I'm not sure you should even call that a honda anymore... that's your personal factory ride right there

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  7 років тому +52

      N.L. S.E. Well, it still is mostly Honda except top end. The rest of the parts is as much Honda as any CR500 actually

    • @n.l.s.e.2202
      @n.l.s.e.2202 7 років тому +1

      Johnny Lehti ohhhh I see; thanks for clarifying!

    • @WilliamStewart1
      @WilliamStewart1 6 років тому +3

      Pushing 4Better As long as you're geared properly it will be fine on the highway.

  • @homefront3162
    @homefront3162 7 років тому +4

    Great Build, how come all Sweds have lots of money and time?

  • @maxbruce4220
    @maxbruce4220 5 років тому

    I am in LOVE with the graphics. It looks like the old honda 500 gp bikes

  • @lozzaellis272
    @lozzaellis272 6 років тому

    thats what i call a piece of art with HORSE POWER!!!!!! thanks for the post Johnny lehti many thanks from australia!!

  • @nuutine
    @nuutine 4 роки тому +13

    Swedish name, finnish last name :D

  • @thomaskawaxxx
    @thomaskawaxxx 7 років тому +6

    88hp on back wheel ??!! holy shijse

  • @cr500ridr
    @cr500ridr 8 років тому +1

    That expansion chamber is a work of art !

  • @Patriot-Logic
    @Patriot-Logic 4 роки тому

    Congrats ! Beautiful project bike!

  • @vladtheimpaler5550
    @vladtheimpaler5550 7 років тому +51

    with that power to weight ratio you are blowing away street bikes in the 1000cc range with ease from zero to 60 and maybe even 1/4 mile. That's a dangerous bike lol

    • @dean8067
      @dean8067 5 років тому +11

      Nope. The latest 1000cc bikes have around 200 to 205 horsepower, if you exclude Honda with its 186. And only weigh about 200kg while this kawasaki weighs 105, it's allot lighter yes, but the power to weight ratio still favors the street bikes. Not to mention they have better, faster gearing, launch control and such. And in straight line performance, horsepower counts abit more than light weight.

    • @seanm6311
      @seanm6311 5 років тому +2

      @@dean8067 Light things get off the line quicker.

    • @Cam-pv5hd
      @Cam-pv5hd 5 років тому +2

      @@seanm6311 Assuming the front end stays down. 60' suffers bad as that front goes higher... short of that I believe the lighter bike would have a fighting chance. But, you never know until win lights flash on the big end and time slips are handed out....you just almost never know.

    • @dean8067
      @dean8067 5 років тому +2

      @@seanm6311 That is true, but remember light bikes also struggle to keep their front end down and be controllable at launch. Those modern litre bikes have launch control and traction control, all sorts of goodies that make them take off at nearly the speed of AWD super cars

    • @seanm6311
      @seanm6311 5 років тому

      @@dean8067 Yeah I agree, (now), you're right. The 550 CR would mono too much. Even if it had a long swingarm and lowered suspension, it wouldn't match launch control of a big bore road bike. No way.

  • @murica6606
    @murica6606 7 років тому +4

    Is that legal in the us as well?

    • @Crazyhero-zi6yt
      @Crazyhero-zi6yt 7 років тому +9

      Yes, it´s lethal in ´Murica as well!

    • @salvadordollyparton666
      @salvadordollyparton666 5 років тому +1

      If you're pussy enough to have to ask if it's legal, just go get a 250 4 stroke with training wheels and be done... what are they gonna do? Gimme a ticket? Good fuckin luck catching my ass with 90 horses...

  • @madmike5144
    @madmike5144 9 років тому +2

    Must say that power curve looks awesome,.......

  • @TracingLoL
    @TracingLoL 10 років тому +2

    Holy shit, that's one hell of a bike. Nice job!

  • @Marburg3
    @Marburg3 5 років тому +4

    I would be scared to brake my leg while starting her.. i bet she kicks real hard xD

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  5 років тому +8

      It’s actually easier to kick than a regular cr500 bevause of less trapped compression because of more radical porttiming.

  • @Sarj_ent
    @Sarj_ent 7 років тому +47

    I'm scared

    • @seanm6311
      @seanm6311 5 років тому +1

      So am I, just looking and listening...awesome sound!

  • @pontus3370
    @pontus3370 3 роки тому

    That horsepower is insane in a dirtbike nice work

  • @KamINgame
    @KamINgame 5 років тому +2

    that exhaust pipe is amazing

  • @scottmiller3025
    @scottmiller3025 7 років тому +3

    did I c a clear fuel bowl?

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  7 років тому

      Scott Miller yes, the Lectron carbs can be purchased with that.

    • @scottmiller3025
      @scottmiller3025 7 років тому

      That is so awesome, just bbqn and checking out the super moon, it's killer and needless to say I would love to have that bike...lol. good luck to u sir.

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  7 років тому

      Thanks :)!

  • @alexbevington1105
    @alexbevington1105 7 років тому +4

    Wow that chain looked loose

    • @izaak1509
      @izaak1509 7 років тому +1

      I know a chain is meant to be a little lose, but I agree that one looked way to loose.

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  7 років тому +7

      Chain is perfect. Once the bike is run on the road and the rear suspension is compressed and the bike is Wheeling or Close to the slack is perfect. Better a bit loose than too tight.

    • @izaak1509
      @izaak1509 7 років тому +1

      But doesn't a bit loose still effect chain life? Feel's like a double edged sword cant be to tight or loose. But trying to find that sweet spot is hard sometimes.

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  7 років тому +2

      There is measurements to go for. it all depends on how much the chain stretches when the swingarm angle is decreased. When the swingarm is horisontal you want a slack of about 10mm.

    • @brayvdb2191
      @brayvdb2191 5 років тому

      Soft suspension of a cross setup has a lot of travel when you sit on it with 90kg of body weight +maybe up to 10kg riding gear. So the chain tightens when you sit on it

  • @teckeleddie
    @teckeleddie 5 років тому

    Turned out really nice. Well Done.

  • @cliveneilands1449
    @cliveneilands1449 5 років тому

    JPM did my VW camper motor! He is a wizard.

  • @stevennguyen3240
    @stevennguyen3240 7 років тому +33

    That chain was flopping all over the place

    • @mcgo3595
      @mcgo3595 7 років тому +12

      the suspension was compressed..

    • @stevennguyen3240
      @stevennguyen3240 7 років тому +1

      Will McGowan oh, true, forgot about that factor

    • @mike300406
      @mike300406 6 років тому +3

      cant be to tight better little loose than little tight

    • @dylanwestbrooks8016
      @dylanwestbrooks8016 6 років тому

      BikeRidinManiac for dyno at least

  • @RandomHondaGuy
    @RandomHondaGuy 7 років тому +5

    Are you sort of finnish?

  • @giovannigaribay5997
    @giovannigaribay5997 9 років тому +2

    thats 1 mean bike you got there..i have a yamaha blaster with a built yz250 engine swap..i cant imagine how a built 500cc 2 stroke would feel :) nice bike man

  • @toddjacobs5660
    @toddjacobs5660 4 роки тому

    Very nice clean professional job, well done...that muffler looks really good on there. Sounds good...

  • @Burntrice747
    @Burntrice747 5 років тому +7

    $15,000 later

    • @g__gg3783
      @g__gg3783 5 років тому +1

      50-100 Years later the bike costs much more back

  • @rrcrewcali1970
    @rrcrewcali1970 9 років тому +3

    you forgot the knobbies tho!

    • @HALFBREEDMUGEN
      @HALFBREEDMUGEN 8 років тому +2

      RRCrew Enduro your in suprermotard land now ;-)

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  8 років тому +4

      +RRCrew CALI You can't dyno with knobbies.

  • @tmk5522
    @tmk5522 5 років тому

    That’s a giant piston, and that dyno curve thing has to hit like Mike Tyson. Looks like fun

  • @michaelblencowe4241
    @michaelblencowe4241 6 років тому

    That thing has got to be a blast on the street as a super moto. Id love to have that!!!

  • @Nastroflad
    @Nastroflad 7 років тому +4

    Et le rodage c'est pour les chien

    • @gab223334
      @gab223334 7 років тому +1

      Un grand débat... En réalité sa change rien, juste a changer l'huile 50% plus tôt pour le bottom et plus riche pour le top end pour le rodage!

  • @JLVAAMONDE
    @JLVAAMONDE 6 років тому

    A fantastic job, congratulations.

  • @Mopopoxi
    @Mopopoxi 9 років тому +2

    Looks so amazing!

  • @fredomeireles
    @fredomeireles 5 років тому

    Great job! Looks pretty badass

  • @soliscabal
    @soliscabal 2 роки тому

    this is awsome, keep up the good work

  • @rickybailey7123
    @rickybailey7123 5 років тому +1

    Great job looks awesome

  • @cr500ridr
    @cr500ridr 8 років тому

    Wow ! 92 horsepower and on pump fuel ! Stout she's a draft horse and a quarter horse all rolled into one !Double thumbs up !

  • @KurumaDesigns
    @KurumaDesigns 8 років тому

    Such a beautiful beast!

  • @tankgunner32
    @tankgunner32 8 років тому

    90 hp is insane on that flight of a machine!!

  • @worldtravel101
    @worldtravel101 8 років тому

    thats a scary amount of power! :)

  • @niklasalmaas6369
    @niklasalmaas6369 5 років тому

    This shows the power of 2 stroke! Our 500cc 4 stroke atv has around 40-45ish hp!

  • @stevenowen4150
    @stevenowen4150 4 роки тому

    Faaaaaaaaarrrrrk. That thing is beautiful. I bet she goes like a bat outta hell. I’ve vot a 83 YZ 490 K that was built for the Finke desert race here in Australia. The motor had a lot of port work done and the Wiseco piston didnt look anything like a stocker. It also has a Bing carby on her, the crank pin was relocated or they used another crankshaft to up the capacity to about 510 cc. All the work ive just told was done by the previous owner and im just saying what i remember when i bought it 33 years ago. I also remember him telling me how hard it was or time consuming it was balancing the motor to perfection. It did run very smooth compared to a stock 490. He caimed it made 84 or 85 hp at the motor. It is or was an absolute monster to ride and was geared to do 140-150 mph. It had no bottom end power at all but when it hit powerband it hit like a yz 80. Nothing inbetween. Top gear power starts were no prob but as a motorcross motor it woulve been useless. It was designed to go flat out at all times. The biggest fault with it was if it ever dully hooked up at vertually any speed it would just stand up on its back wheel. It also sat very highwith over 14 inches of travel at the back and nearly 14 at the front with a set of Marzorchi forks. It also had the rake of the forks decreased to help stop it tank slapping. It still had a tendency to start tankslapping but i found the best way out of it was to just turn the throttle a bit more and it would wheelie. It gave the smoothest ride iv ever had on a moto x bike. It was just plain simply plush. It you hit a rock or ledge at 70 mph youd barely feel it thru the bars, the sMe with the back end. Annnnnd it didnt have the kick back like all the YZs had of that era. Very, very smooth.. Nearly every single one of my mates who rode it, got spat off. Most of em it got them exiting the first corner they went around. They’d get three quarts around give it a bit of throttle, nothing much would happen then bang. The back wheel would go from 15 mph to 70 mph ai a matter of milliseconds and it would iether flip em off sideways or just wheelie and they coulnt hang on. Compared to my 83 CR 480 it made the big torquey 480 feel like a slug. It even makes my KXf 450 feel like a gutless heap. There is such a thing as too much power or a better way to put it, too much too soon.

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  4 роки тому

      Thanks! Ok, well, i Think you should be glad if you got over 65 hp on a heavily ported YZ 490. It is very common that people "estimate" their powernumbers on these bikes because they are fast and wheelie in almost every gear. They are light and the higher the suspension is the worse they are when it comes to acceleration because they wheelie so easy, especially when the suspension is set up for dirt riding.
      But as long as you enjoy alla is good :)!

  • @paradox4193
    @paradox4193 4 роки тому +1

    Cleanest 500 I’ve seen

  • @stevene.6430
    @stevene.6430 5 років тому +1

    Sick AF. What a beast!!!

  • @spencer1244
    @spencer1244 6 років тому +1

    90hp single cylinder? WOA
    That is one cool bike!

  • @cristianr3712
    @cristianr3712 4 роки тому

    Awesome build!

  • @mikeg2159
    @mikeg2159 5 років тому

    91 horse freak nasty bro, shes a beast hard to tame throttle open in them gears! The adrenaline I could feel tho please let me ride it one time hahah:)

  • @snateri83
    @snateri83 4 роки тому

    that bike looks great!

  • @nicklamerikx6201
    @nicklamerikx6201 6 років тому

    Wow what an amazing bike!

  • @ralleboi9928
    @ralleboi9928 5 років тому

    holy shit that's some insane power for a light-weight two-stroke motorcykle

  • @ownyourworld
    @ownyourworld 7 років тому

    Nice ! Should have fitted some ice tyres though and took it for a blast in the snow lol , respect to all your hard work .

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  7 років тому +1

      ua-cam.com/video/Y-F_BmBj9i4/v-deo.html

  • @stelioskatsaros1246
    @stelioskatsaros1246 7 років тому +1

    GREAT JOB BRO!!!

  • @kennys87
    @kennys87 7 років тому

    Fyyy faaaan vad häftig din Honda är! 90 häst skojar man inte bort. Grymt! 👍🏼

    • @JohnnyLehti
      @JohnnyLehti  7 років тому +1

      kennys87 Tackar! Ja, den rör på sig😄

  • @alexclarke4339
    @alexclarke4339 4 роки тому +1

    Need a video of this beast on a disgustingly fast supermoto track mowing everyone down

  • @mikesmith4468
    @mikesmith4468 10 років тому

    I have to be honest that bike would scare the shit out of me good work !

  • @leo83bmx71
    @leo83bmx71 7 років тому +1

    Nice work!

  • @boburwell9921
    @boburwell9921 2 роки тому

    Finally fixing the 500 thanks for the advice Johnny. Kaplan’s head on my wall

  • @frankgayrard9154
    @frankgayrard9154 6 років тому +1

    nice job
    what a machine