Coleman Mini Bike Update! | Nibbi Carb and 60 Tooth Sprocket
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2023
- Here's an update of the mini bike build that I've done as well as a recap of some of the adventures we've been on this summer!
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Links to items in the video:
Torque converter: amzn.to/3RSa5Ay
Torque Converter Riser Plate: amzn.to/3RSkI6s
BT200x Exhaust: amzn.to/46EuPRb
Billet Flywheel: amzn.to/45rhwlz
Rear rack for BT200x: amzn.to/3trLSqN
Hand Grips: amzn.to/45GzPn3
Foot pegs: amzn.to/46J9cyv
Phone holder and Saddle Bags: amzn.to/420YLn6
Extra Fuel Bottle: amzn.to/3OPZaGn
Waterproof canister: amzn.to/3WyHSzi
Cargo Net: amzn.to/3PTP7yQ
Air filter cylinder head cover: amzn.to/3QbIRDX
Nibbi Carb: amzn.to/3tpPGJ4
Nibbi Carb Throttle Cable: amzn.to/48KM8RR
Extra Long Chain: amzn.to/48KLWSD
60 Tooth Sprocket: amzn.to/3trMpch
Extra Belts for CVT: amzn.to/3ZQbBVQ
Heat Exhaust Wrap: amzn.to/3tuEN8Y
High Temp Silicone Coating: amzn.to/3ZP4Wv6
Extra Chain Tighteners: amzn.to/3PPmzGG
Spark Plugs: amzn.to/3LTiksg
Brake Handle: amzn.to/3LTiHmE
Light Harness: amzn.to/3rLNUl3
LED Headlights: amzn.to/3rPnkaH - Навчання та стиль
Thanks for the info! I'm a beginner with mechanic stuff and the links to the parts make everything much easier
No problem!! I don't have a background in mechanics at all. I learned little by little by trial and error. So have fun with it!
It is interesting, the amount of attention I get on my mini bikes… the usual response is “can those even handle the trails?” - yeah, they can. People seem to love seeing them though. I’ve got 250cc 4-stroke dirtbikes, I’ve got an ATV, a handful of minis. The fun factor on the mini bikes is really hard to beat. They go every bit as fast as you want to go on a trail, they’re easy to catch air on whooped out sections, and they handle deep sand trails like a boss. If you’re looking for a cheap way to get out on the trails with a nice simple bike to maintain, mini bikes are awesome. If you want more technical riding on rough endure trails, probably look at a good trail specific dirtbike.
I agree 100%! The funny looks turn into inquisitive ones once they see us rip down the trails haha. I love getting the bikes into alpine lakes for some fun fishing adventures. What's your favorite mini bike model?
@@TregsTravels I have an old unknown model, and a couple of Colemans (CT200U, 200U-EX)… buddy has the new RB200… I honestly like the Trailmaster Hurricane the best. I would trade a couple of mine for one of those, because it has all the extras you want for the trails and hard riding. That being said, my EX is pretty awesome to rip down the trails with.
More mini bike videos!
Of course! I'm working on editing a few right now!
I buckled a hunting Fanny pack on the front of my bike I get lots of extra storage
That's a great idea! Any extra storage comes in handy
Looks like a blast!
Man they're a blast! I always have an extra bike if you ever want to get out for a ride!
Another great video
Thanks my man!
Cool vid, love your positivity. I've gotten teased about my BT200X's too, until they ride em like you said!
If it makes you happy then who cares what anyone else thinks! As long as it's not harming anyone else lol
sweet! you did a lot of work on the bike, looks really good buddy.
Thank you! A lot of hours put into the garage but it was so fun!
Great video, sir. That new motor you installed, does it vibrate like the factory motor that came with the bike? I still have my factory motor, and it vibrates really badly at top speed that it makes my hands itch and hurt. Thumbs up on your video buddy. 👍
I put a rubber mat under the motor mount and that helped a lot with the vibration! Also, make sure all the bolts on the front fork and handlebars are super tight and that will help with the vibration 👍 glad you liked it!
@TregsTravels Hey, thank you for the info and the reply buddy. I will try the rubber mat, that sounds promising. 👍
Does that motor mount plate you have listed line up with the factory bt200x motor?
Yep! I used that same mount for the 196cc that comes on the bt200x 👍🏻
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Ordered most of these parts! Does the Nibbi carb have any kind of fuel shut off?
Awesome!! No it doesn't...just the idle speed knob and the choke. I don't find it to be an issue though!
What throttle tube/assembly are you using to be compatible with the nibbi cable.. mines got to much forward play without a stop
I just used the stock setup, I had to adjust it a little bit but there's no forward play. I just used the nut on the throttle tube and that was enough to tighten it
The money you saved on rear suspension can be spent on your future spine surgery😮
Haha you're definitely not wrong...I honestly slightly stand up on the pegs when I'm going over rocky terrain so it doesn't hit me too hard. The new Coleman's with rear suspension are very appealing!
Sweet bike! It looks like you have a rubber pad between the riser plate and the frame, did this make a difference with vibrations to make it worth doing, and what did you use?
You're right! I actually think it has helped a lot with the vibrations. I also like it because mud and water don't get under my riser plate either. I found these at Home Depot. They sell them in packs but I went into the store and they had some loose ones laying around that they sold me 👍 www.homedepot.com/p/Survivor-SportFloor-Eco-Lock-Isometric-Grey-24-in-x-24-in-x-0-3-in-Rubber-Gym-Weight-Room-Flooring-Tiles-25-7-sq-ft-6-Pack-01040805082/314975531
What tires do you have on there?
These ones right here! Love em: amzn.to/3VBn2Py
I may have missed it if you mentioned it in this vid but for the NIBBI Carb, did you oil the air filter or leave it dry and put the sock over it? I put a Ghost 212 on my BT200X and a "Chicuni" and after jerking around with that thing for weeks, I still can't get it to run. I've lined up the carb to the intake manifold and did all the stuff everyone says you're supposed to do to get the carb to run but it's refusing to do it. I'm starting to think I either didn't prep the air cleaner correctly or I should just ditch the Carb and try the Nibbi out.
I just ran it dry, there honestly wasn't a lot of prep to it. We threw it on there and it fired right up! I've done some really long rides with it and it's ran amazing. My buddy bought one of those fake mikuni's and never could get it to run...try out the nibbi, I don't think you'll be disappointed. Let me know how that ghost is running, I'm interested in putting one on my other bike. Good luck!
Buses... Was wondering if you ever got your engine going? Did you ever think that your Chikuni was just a bad one? Did you verify that it runs with the stock ghost carb?
Here and there I keep hearing that these Chikuni's are junk, but at the same time others don't have any problems. One youtuber "Dirty 77" said that he's never going to buy a Mikuni again because the Chikuni's work so well. I can believe it because he knows what he's doing.
I run bored stock carbs and have plenty of power in my RPM range. But I'd like to get a Chikuni just to see how difficult or not they really are.
@@Deucealive75 I swapped the Chikuni for the PZZ22 that came with the Ghost and it ran for about 23 seconds. I have to change the oil as the Chikuni dumped gas in to the crank case. It's a labor of love that I'll get to as time allows. I have a Nibbi and it's needed attachments in my Amazon list waiting if needed.
What nibbi carb do you recommend for an rb200 looking to upgrade the stock one I have
Congrats on the rb200! How do you like it? I have the 24mm on mine and it's perfect, here's the link amzn.to/3seLYlr you'll want the intake manifold too amzn.to/40v7YVW
@TregsTravels appreciate that love this thing did some upgrades to the headlights and added external power supply with milwaukee batteries. Got those parts added to the cart. Did you go tithe the nibbi cable too I have a 48" one in the cart was wondering it that was the length you got. Your bikes got me wanting to tinker with this thang again so big thanks
@@veedubgenetics6811that sounds sweet! Honestly it's just as fun to tinker as it is to ride! This is the cable I used: amzn.to/466mbcV
@@TregsTravels you are the man! Thank you.
Who was the guy in the white shirt? Looks like he was born to Minibike
That's the tote gote GOAT!