I’m 67 yrs I started welding in 1976. AWS Certified 1977. The young man practicing his TIG welding was doing what is called “Walking The Dog”. As an adult in my mid 20s took me to years to master! My hat is off to this young man! At least he don’t have an android stuck 2 inches from his face playing games! All the luck to you young man build them choppers make us proud make yourself proud!
My thoughts exacally we call it walking the cup and I'm still not great at it hats off to this little dude. Amazing how a kids mind works and how quickly they can learn skills.
Sir, I gotta say, that android that was stuck in front of my face helped me to get into building mini bikes and into ham radio, they're not all that bad, we just gotta teach people how to use these tools properly. A cell phone can be a hammer, but its not of any use when you're trying to drive a screw.
I my self am a father and a grandfather and I can say I stand with you and Adam on this subject. I’d love to see this young man get his mc on his license when he gets older and build his own bike. Or at least ride. Stay Stubborn my friend.
Dude that so BADASS!!!! That kid is going to be amazing in life! What burns my ass is these ninjas, that couldn't build a box, or fight their way out of a wet paper bag dissing this young man. You guys are what's wrong with our world!
The haters are sore because he did something at his age that is cooler than anything they have ever done in their entire lives. Got to give that kid props. Way to go!
Put your ego down dude there's fake sh!t everywhere on the internet. Now, if people think this wasn't real, don't blame them. Blame all the people uploading fake videos.
It’s down to good parenting and letting the guy join in on dads projects hence he learned good practical skills that will just improve over a lifetime and give him a great quality of life
People are quick to forget. Not even a hundred years ago in this country, this kid would have the skills to farm, more or less by himself. He would already know how to raise, treat, and sell cattle or produce, would know how to operate heavy farm equipment. Or, work in a lumber mill, where they had kids working full size steam saws and other equipment. Kids are far more capable than we give them credit for, and, this kid is going to grow up well balanced, and very self reliant because of this. When we talk about not coddling our youth anymore, THIS is what we mean. Teach them to use tools, to build, and create. We dont mean start screaming at them like an employee on a job site that just wrecked a 2 million dollar machine. Let kids get out there again, let them work, use tools, learn trades.
i understand what you are saying, teach them to do things for themselves to help them grow up to be a secure and productive member in society..but i know that they will still need mom and dads help along the way..thats for the haters..
@@yardsausage Absolutely. I STILL have to ask my Dad for project advice on occasion. And Mom has alwsys been a foil, keeping me from following through on bad ideas. I um, run a little hot, so, its needed.
He has more talent than any of them. The only thing they do is complain and pleasure themselves to gey pron just like the guy here who said "your tough."
The fact that this 10 year old kid can weld is impressive. Maybe he didn't spend every minute of every day all by himself, but the fact that he could do,or did most of the work is amazing! I'm happy for the little guy. Nice work.
Not to mention he is tig welding and tig welding is considered to be the hardest of the 3 main types of welding shit the kid do better than my buddy I tried to teach welding to
I'm proud of this kid. I'm a 52 year old welder. My dad was a welder. I grew up in his shop, and at 10 years old, I was welding a little and doing all the grinding that needed to be done and drilling any holes. There's never been anything since I couldn't figure out.
Yeppers my dad had me do a weld at 7 years old ,I van hear him now follow that glow worm, I started teaching my nephews at that great learning age of 6 and 7 they hold top notch ,h top dollar jobs in this skilled field as welders ,any metals ,all the time ,they took some schooling to learn the things I don't know ,not bragging but I am a proud uncle !
And at ten years old I bet you felt like an absolute badass. What did you do on your summer vacation ? All the other kids were camping, riding bikes and doing kid stuff. You were in the shop welding with your dad. And those are memories you will never forget. And it beat the hell out of any family vacation. I know it would of for me.
My grandfather was a blacksmith and well driller in Dust Bowl New Mexico during the depression. He always said that, if it had been done before and needed fixing, he oughta be able to fix it. I grew up in poverty watching my father do similar things. I learned a lot from both men.
Even if he only did 50% of the build , I give him credit and a high five. My sons were like this little fellow , just learning from Dad and Dad instructing and helping. This is how Fathers and Sons should go about things regardless of Dads occupation or skills.
Dude, math is involved big time. That's all it is. I've seen white kids. Teenagers. Be able to listen to your car. And read it like a book. It's a gift from above, and they are skill minded from birth. My grandparents insisted the white man is where I get educated . .
He didn't build any of it as he didn't grab a pickaxe and mine his own bauxite ore to refine aluminium for the motor. He just used a complete motor off the shelf. All of my projects start with me mining my own raw materials to truly make everything from scratch. That's how legit I am.
Adam defending this absolute legend of a kid is something that makes me very happy. Adam, I've never seen a single one of your videos until now, but I have a lot of respect for you, and I'm proud of that kid
In a normal world, the boy shouldn't even need to be defended. I mean, how can anyone dunk on a kid that freaking WELDS! But since the world isn't perfect and human beings even less so, I'm glad people like Adam and the folks in this comment section are doing their part to make it just that bit brighter. You've got yourself another subscriber!
I recently sorta adopted my 17 yr opd bepgew no direction in life improper parenting like a mf its been about a year and he staying in school and pursuing diesel automotive because he realy loves my cummins also taught the kid to drive stick and do burnouts sure that helped with his motivation hes aquired a busted out 96 ford exploder and the haynes and chiptons for it on his own volition and has started repairing it for a kid with learning disabilities a nd dyslexia hes making me feel like i might stand a chance with my own daughter never woulda figured damaged 17 yer old would be easier than a sheltered seven year old
Three days after my grandson was born I had him out in the shop lol I know he didn’t learn anything that day but he’s almost 5 how and loves being out in the shop with me. He always has a 1000 questions and I try my best to answer all of them. I tell him one day my shop will be his and he’ll know how to use every tool we own.
Some people are just buttholes! They're probably just mad because it took them 20 years to learn how to do what that 10 year-old is doing; (if they can do it at all.) It makes me happy to know there's at least one kid out there who's gonna grow up carrying the torch of home-grown talent and innovation in a world where it is scarce. Props to his dad too for having the patience and the will to pass it down to his son. Thanks Adam, for standing up and exposing some of the ignorant keyboard ninjas on the internet.
That kid is going places! If he can make something that cool at his age imagine what he will do as a grown up. God bless him and his dad for teaching him.
Just knowing that the young man is in the shop hanging out with his dad building bikes is enough for me. Keep it up young man you are heading in the right direction.
Thank you for standing up for the little guy Adam! I believe he built it, and he did an incredible job! I’m a mechanic, and my youngest son wanted me to teach him the trade; so I did just that. He was a natural and at the age of ten he was repairing mowers, tillers, mini bikes, go carts etc..around our neighborhood. I have a welding degree, and he wanted to learn that as well, so I took the time to teach him. Before long he was helping me with cars, welding and fabrication. Today he’s thirty five years old, and works in a chemical plant; and guess what he’s doing there, he’s repairing machinery I have never heard of; and welding and fabrication in their shop, making more money than I could ever fathom making per year. I don’t know the young man in your video, but I loved seeing him on his bike, and what he did with his own two hands, and it takes brains as well. It brought back some good memories for me. If Mozart could write a symphony at five; who’s to say a ten year old couldn’t build his own chopper?! I hope the little guy never stops building! No matter what anyone says or think’s little brother; build anyway! I tip my hat to ya, a job well done, and to be proud of for sure!
@@stoveboltlvr3798 It's simple, all those that are saying, this kid this or he didn't do that, are jealous or are just protecting their frail, tiny EGO's.They all, full well know that they do not have the skills nor drive to do it themselves.
As an American patriot watching a UA-camr with Morals , I agree with you / your video and the support you’re giving this awesome young man and his skills. 👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸.
Absolutely agree. Growing up we were always working on cars and doing things to improve the house mainly to be able to afford it however it also builds self sufficient skills to the next generation which is definitely needed in todays world. We also worked on anything else like snowblowers and other tools to keep them relevant and working. I have to credit that young man for working with his hands and making a cool project that should hopefully keep him interested in working on things he likes for his entire life.
Just turned 42 a couple of days ago and I'm a machinist. I was lucky I had people to teach me how to do things... plumbing, electrical, construction, mechanic work, welding, gardening, etc. More importantly, they taught me how to *think* about a problem and reason it out to find a solution. I'm trying to do the same with my son. That kid is learning a lot more than just how to weld/fabricate or spin wrenches. His father is doing exactly what he should be, and the kid has a leg up on a lot of life's problems if he applies the lessons. Hopefully he continues on because I bet in 10-15 years he does amazing things.
I've been building, wrenching on, and riding bikes for 51yrs, and I started out just like this kid. Those who put him down are the same type of people who have probably never touched a wrench 🔧 in their lives , and shouldn't be allowed near any tool, much less a bike. Thanks for having his back.👍
It really sucks that their are people out there that are soo miserable that the only thing that makes them happy is to beat up on others. Thank you Adam for sticking up for this future bike builder
How pathetic must some folks lives be, that the only way they can feel better about themselves, is by trying to make someone else feel bad about their life.
@@adamsandovalthis is my experience dealing with the trolls. They spout off about this and that, and every single time they have an empty channel, contributing nothing to the community, and never respond when you call them on their BS. I hope none of them reproduce. Just went off on one of them recently.
Adam, respect for standing up for this kid. 50 years ago, that was me with my dad and his mechanic. They spent countless hrs with me. I became a mechanic. By the time I was 12 years old, I was building engines for my father's business, and to this day, I hope I made them proud. May they both R.I.P
Inspirational young fellow. Tig welding isn't simple. Kids did this kind of thing in the 80s and early 90s, where I grew up. We disassembled a trail bike motor and rebuilt it with help from a mechanically inclined adult. We did do all the actual work, but someone had to explain it to a bunch of 10 and 11 year olds. This kid obviously has better resources and way more skill than we had. Pretty epic. He's going to do very well.
@scottsymonds5497 Hell yea, I do some welding. You can't miss a tig torch. This young fellow is better than I am. There is no doubt in my mind. It's so impressive.
@Fatpumpumlovah2 I'm a welder. Kids don't usually have the patience. Most adults I know don't have the patience or focus. Some welders can't get it right.
Adam thanks so much for posting this. Actually brought a tear to my eye with memories of working with my own father in his "shop" in our utility room +50 years ago. No matter what he was doing or how busy he was he would always answer my questions and explain things to me. I envy you for getting to interact with this wonderful young man. That mini chopper he designed and built is awesome, and the sound .... WOW! 😍
As someone who grew up around similar stuff, I love seeing this. I was operating a spot/resistance welder as soon as I could see over the bench. I was lucky that my old man was happy to teach me how to operate all the machinery in the workshop. Cold cut saw, drill press, wood table saw you name it. Mad props to this young man, just remember that other people's opinions are none of your concern. Rock on dude.
Regardless whether or not him build it by himself that's still hard work and that's awesome to see father and son time..My dad passed away about 6 yrs ago and I remember a lot of the times we had. I'm sure he won't forget the memory neither will his dad and it's great to see positive stuff considering what this world has been doing to itself. Way to go kiddo and have fun being a kid. Time flies!
@@GratefulOverlanderReading comprehension must be a lost art. It's a two part comment, he's stating that cowardly keyboard warriors should be put down, and that @Crazydaddy270 rocks as much as the kid does.
I have nothing but respect for a young man that can handle a welder, tools and metal like that. The frame work, the engine mounting, the gas tank and all the connections, it's beautiful simplicity. Shame on people trying to throw shade on his craftsmanship, even if his father helped him in a minor or major way, he did that himself... he should be proud.
My son at a very young age was building fabricating motorized go carts. At 20 he became a certified pipe and boiler welder making big dollars and five years later he became a boss within the company...so yes there are talented young men, children out there.
I haven't seen this young man before but that's some bad azz work, especially at his age. This boy is going to be set for several careers of his choosing when he's ready and will be buying a house when his peers are building a life of debt in college. Kudos to him and his father for teaching him important skills.
As a father of 3, I think that this young man is amazing! In today's day, an age to get young people off their phones and create things with their hands and learn skill and hold their attention is huge! His Dad and everyone who helped him build something instead of just buying deserve a pat on the back. Well done and keep passing on that knowledge👍
not sure why anyone wanted to doubt him, just look up how young Chip Foose was when he got started with his dad. this little dude is just another legend in training camp. thank you for sharing and standing up for such a talented young man.
Damn, I thought putting playing cards on my bike was badass when I was a kid. This kid built a legit motorcycle and it's a freaking badass chopper too. I'm both very impressed and a little jealous. That young man is going to go places, I can tell. And he deserves all the positive energy and praise he can get. I wish him luck from Canada.
I started with a torch at 7 and an MIG on my 8th birthday. I can’t say what a GREAT Dad this young man has by sharing all of that knowledge and supporting his Son doing this. GREAT DAD and SON!
I believe he built his own motor bike, my Pop's owed his own home shop My older brother's and I was taught young how to wrench on are own plus my uncle's had there own shop's and worked and retired from GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY from right out of WWII or the early 50's to the late 80s. We are car peoples. We had bike's but Mom's and Pop's didn't like us riding.
I’m sick of people dumping on others. You are right Adam, don’t be so quick to judge. So impressed with this young man!! He is a better man than those who throw stones. Thank you for setting the record straight, even though you shouldn’t have to. Airborne All The Way…
It is sad that some people are so unhappy with their own lives that they feel the need to pick on a kid. Way to go young man, you have myself and I am sure thousands of others standing behind you right now. TY Adam for all you do.
Bro. You just earned a sub! What you just did in support of that kid is exactly what needed to be done. I'm an old gearhead. The fact that he is welding at that age has got to have his old man gushing with pride. I got warm and fuzzy with pride when I heard him firing up that bike that he BUILT! Carry on mate. 🤘🤘
I agree Adam, people need to relax a bit. This kid is in the garage building and doing something positive with his time and people just can't wait to tear him down. And for what purpose? Maybe it's time for them to find a real hobby and get off the internet. Thanks for sticking up for another awesome little biker! Be safe. 🤘🤘
Well done Adam. This young man is learning very valuable skills from his Father. We have very few fathers out there today who are willing and able to teach their sons. I thank God every day for the skills my father taught me when I was that age. I also commend the young man for sticking to it and having a completed project. Can’t wait to see is next undertaking. Once again I say “ IF YOU CANT SAY SOMETHING NICE ABOUT SOMEONE KEEP YOUR TRAP SHUT” Thanks for all you do
Adam , as a father I want to thank you for taking time from your day to do this for him ! I think its impressive that he worked on that and learned new skills. His dad deserves kudos too for the help and time to do this !
Adam please just DELETE DELETE DELETE and BLOCK BLOCK BLOCK these guys. Just a kid working and learning a little with his Dad. Same I as I did on the Ranch with mine. Just a great way to be a kid no matter what Dad does everyday.
My son and I built all his skateboards as he grew up (vacuum bagged carbon over laminated wood ). At the beginning, I did most and he helped out with the easy stuff. But as time went on, he did more of the designing, building and testing, eventually to the point where he was doing it himself and I was just sitting back and admiring him for it. I challenge any man to identify the exact moment when he should be "allowed" *by that man* to rightfully say he built those boards.
This is beautiful. Call out all those pathetic"adults" that never made s**t for them selves and hate on anyone daring enough to challenge themselves. Haters only make s**t. This video inspires me to be an even better Dad. My son wants to build a go cart and so do I. This is just more fuel to help me see that HE can do it and we will both be better for it.
As a son, brother and father, I know that quality time and guidance with a child teaching them skills to accomplish things they dream of can only lead to great success. Props to pops👍😎
Good on you for sticking up for this kid! He built something he should be very proud of! If only the people attacking him had something in their lives to be proud of, maybe they would be less horrible.
Thanks for going back and standing up for this awesome kid.When you first posted it i thought it was awesome that he and his dad built a project together,society needs more of this.That bike and the kid are awesome✌️
sounds like some serious envy. Guaranteed he was present for the whole build. He helped plan it, weld it and paint it.Even pros don't do all the work themselves. Kudos to this awsome kid and a dad that shares his tools and knowledge
It makes my heart well up with pride when I see fine young men like this actually doing something constructive with his hands and not just playing games. Men have been creating and making things since the dawn of time and I’m so happy to see that it is in fact continuing! I wonder sometimes as I watch what the kids think makes them a man these days! And applause to his father for raising a real man and to you Adam for telling this story! 👏🏻
Nothing wrong with gaming..but some balance is needed.im a gamer and builder.not mine craft.learned it myself since age 10,im now 39.build repair computers and boats cars engines ..and im very good at it.😊also battlefield xbox gamer
@@freedomseeding yeah, it’s just that gaming is addictive and not everyone can handle it. It’s like smoking weed, or too much sex, or gambling etc. Gaming is just one more way and one more thing kids do now to keep them locked up in their rooms all day, not talking or interacting with the real world around them. It is problematic and does cause anti social behavior as well. I’m so glad that you have it together however and can game, plus still lead a normal life. I’ve got younger cousins in my family and gaming has ruined their personalities, and their relationship with their parents.
That young man is a better person at his young age than any of those keyboard warriors. May he continue building, learning and improving. All the best from Ireland.
As someone who has built a bike, I would just like to say to that young man much respect and it's your build, doesn't matter what the rest of the world says. There's a lot of good people that'll help you along the way when you're passionate about something. Also, one of the good people that watched me struggle through my build and taught me so much built his first chopper at this young man's age.
Well done! Why would anyone try to tear a young man down? We need more young fellas like that. Who knows the value of hard work and enjoying its spoils.
As a father I understand this whole heartedly. I'm a tattooer and I've been teaching my 11 year old. But for her age she is learning quickly. I totally understand why the dad taught his son how to work on bikes. He set his son up for life. You give a man a fish you feed him for the day. You teach the man how to fish then he can feed himself for the rest of his life. Great video and hats off too the dad
Hats off to Dad. 10 yrs old. Impressive. My nephew, he was taller then most kids his age. His Dad started teaching him to drive the John Deere at 4. At 8 he had his own John Deere and yes he knows the mechanic side. Can't just own a tractor if you don't know how to maintain your equipment. No dead beat Dad's. Good Job
Well that's pretty normal in the Farming world. I know a few men who started driving tractors and semi trucks before they were teenagers. Yes, and their dad bought them a John Deere too. They never paid for any vehicle their self until they graduated. Must have been nice
Thank you for being a ‘Stubborn American’ and supporting youth. My advice to this young man (and it is only advice from an old tradesperson) is to get dad to buy him a set of TIG gloves. Safety first! Other than that, keep up the good work young man and you will be picking your employer when you get that old. (Not the other way around)
That young boy is going to be a bad ass when he gets older as long as he sticks with his creativity and drive to do something with his life. I give his dad and you props for showing respect for him and taking the time to prove the haters wrong.
Thanks for posting this. It is rare these days to find a kid that wants to make things. The fact that he just tried to build this is commendable. I am sure he did ask his dad for help and advice throughout the build, but who cares. I am almost 50 years old, and sometimes I have to ask people for help too. The most important thing on this video is that this kid and his dad have the memory of the build and a friend that thought they were cool and posted an awsome video of them and then defend that video. You rock
Met you in Midland, Texas this summer. You’re very genuine with your support of what’s right and wrong. What I got from this video is awesome. The fact that a father spends quality time with his children is enormous and encouraging. I grew up without a father in my life and it was miserable. I’m pushing 70 and I can assure you this proud young boy is going to grow up being an asset to all those around him because he had a father that shared quality time with him. Adam, you sharing this only adds to what is right. God bless you for all the positivity you show the world. I’m proud of how you stand up for what is right and wrong and calling them out. That’s what makes you stand out among the great fathers of the world. You are among all that is right in the world.
I’m so glad you shined light on this subject. NEVER let the naysayers pull you down. If you want to build cars, bikes,fly planes or helicopters don’t listen to the people that will tell you,you could never do that.
This shows some amazing talent. Great build too. Yes, a kid can learn to do all these things. Well done. Kids need to be allowed to do projects like this. If he got help from dad, who cares. Real bike builders have bros help. It's what being a biker is all about. Building bikes and being bros. This youngster is more biker than most of these riders that have the shop work on their trailer queen weekend warrior "show bikes". This youngster has earned my respect. Btw. Builing a bike is a right of passage. Well done.
Kudos to the young man and the Dad for taking time to do this together. Speaks highly of a great Dad. Edit to add… I bet those keyboard “warriors” wish they’d had the imagination of this young man and a Dad like his.
Props given when props are due. So props to you, that little dude and his father for teaching/learning and building, and props to the positive people here! Awesome folks make the world awesome!
This kid is learning valuable skills he can use later on in life. Hes doing something productive. Hes not sitting in front of a TV or out being a hood. He showing drive and great work ethic. I commend him and his father. I with them all the success in life. We need more stories like this.
That's so rad! Pretty cool project for some father and son time. Dad gets to pass on his knowledge and his son learns some amazing lessons. No negatives there at all. And the smile on his face as he started it up is really the payoff. Can't put a price on that. Keep on keepin on! 👍
There aren’t too many kids out there today who take interest in making/fixing things with their hands or brain, sucks that people have to be so negative towards that little dude, hopefully he doesn’t get discouraged and keeps doing what he is doing! And props to you Adam for acknowledging him, and calling the people on their BS! STAY STUBBORN BROTHER
Let the haters hate. I think it's awesome that a youngster like him has the drive to want to make something for himself. Instead of having daddy buy it for him. Most hids his age can't get off there phones long enough to make there own cereal let alone a little scoot. Good job youngster my hats off to you!!!🎉🎉🎉
It's really not that hard to believe that this kid has a natural talent when you consider all of the prodigies out there that were even younger than him,like guitarists, violinists ,mathematicians, etc.
Props Adam !! That young man built a bike , I’m 55 ride almost daily couldn’t do that myself !! So awesome ! Thanks for sticking up for the young Builder ! Can’t wait to see his bikes on a magazine cover! 👍🏻🇺🇸✌🏻
I’m 67 yrs I started welding in 1976. AWS Certified 1977. The young man practicing his TIG welding was doing what is called “Walking The Dog”. As an adult in my mid 20s took me to years to master! My hat is off to this young man! At least he don’t have an android stuck 2 inches from his face playing games! All the luck to you young man build them choppers make us proud make yourself proud!
My thoughts exacally we call it walking the cup and I'm still not great at it hats off to this little dude. Amazing how a kids mind works and how quickly they can learn skills.
That young man could teach a lot of people what real hands on work is. Good for him and his Dad ❤🎉
One day that kid may have his own chopper build shop on t.v, just like Orange County Chopper. 😁👍
Well said my friend !!
Sir, I gotta say, that android that was stuck in front of my face helped me to get into building mini bikes and into ham radio, they're not all that bad, we just gotta teach people how to use these tools properly. A cell phone can be a hammer, but its not of any use when you're trying to drive a screw.
As a father, I love that you did this for that young man. Let's see if the apologies roll in from those who probably owe one.
They won’t apologize, at least the odds of a bully are against it!
They should though.
I my self am a father and a grandfather and I can say I stand with you and Adam on this subject. I’d love to see this young man get his mc on his license when he gets older and build his own bike. Or at least ride. Stay Stubborn my friend.
Nope they won’t. Small minded people don’t apologize or realize they should keep their mouth shut.
Dude that so BADASS!!!! That kid is going to be amazing in life! What burns my ass is these ninjas, that couldn't build a box, or fight their way out of a wet paper bag dissing this young man. You guys are what's wrong with our world!
People that ignorant won't apologize because their ego won't let them.
The haters are sore because he did something at his age that is cooler than anything they have ever done in their entire lives.
Got to give that kid props. Way to go!
Put your ego down dude there's fake sh!t everywhere on the internet. Now, if people think this wasn't real, don't blame them. Blame all the people uploading fake videos.
It’s down to good parenting and letting the guy join in on dads projects hence he learned good practical skills that will just improve over a lifetime and give him a great quality of life
Nailed it.
got jelly in ur belly @@xxzenonionnex7658
Right on the Money there .
People are quick to forget. Not even a hundred years ago in this country, this kid would have the skills to farm, more or less by himself. He would already know how to raise, treat, and sell cattle or produce, would know how to operate heavy farm equipment. Or, work in a lumber mill, where they had kids working full size steam saws and other equipment. Kids are far more capable than we give them credit for, and, this kid is going to grow up well balanced, and very self reliant because of this. When we talk about not coddling our youth anymore, THIS is what we mean. Teach them to use tools, to build, and create. We dont mean start screaming at them like an employee on a job site that just wrecked a 2 million dollar machine. Let kids get out there again, let them work, use tools, learn trades.
probably what rural kids in china have been experiencing for years now.
People are quick to forget that a 10 year old kid probably made the cheap shoes/clothes they are wearing in some sweatshop.
i understand what you are saying, teach them to do things for themselves to help them grow up to be a secure and productive member in society..but i know that they will still need mom and dads help along the way..thats for the haters..
@@yardsausage Absolutely. I STILL have to ask my Dad for project advice on occasion. And Mom has alwsys been a foil, keeping me from following through on bad ideas. I um, run a little hot, so, its needed.
Well, when the parents are uneducated morons, their children will be as well..
Kid is not inside behind a video game console - props to him.
Amen brother!!
I'm sure he games. He just manages his time.
The fact this young man is learning his dads craft and applying it is absolutely amazing.
That kid has more talent than the majority of those keyboard ninjas. Good on you for standing up for that young man Adam!
Wow you're tough
He has more talent than any of them. The only thing they do is complain and pleasure themselves to gey pron just like the guy here who said "your tough."
@@crawfordwice Wow your not !
I agree with you 100 percent
As they said you'll never meet a hater better than yourself
The fact that this 10 year old kid can weld is impressive. Maybe he didn't spend every minute of every day all by himself, but the fact that he could do,or did most of the work is amazing! I'm happy for the little guy. Nice work.
Not to mention he is tig welding and tig welding is considered to be the hardest of the 3 main types of welding shit the kid do better than my buddy I tried to teach welding to
@@jimmywalden16154* Theres GTAW, SMAW, GMAW, and FCAW
As a young auto technician, I endorse the kid. I’m happy you made this video to confront these people trying to dampen the positive vibes.
I'm proud of this kid. I'm a 52 year old welder. My dad was a welder. I grew up in his shop, and at 10 years old, I was welding a little and doing all the grinding that needed to be done and drilling any holes. There's never been anything since I couldn't figure out.
Yeppers my dad had me do a weld at 7 years old ,I van hear him now follow that glow worm, I started teaching my nephews at that great learning age of 6 and 7 they hold top notch ,h top dollar jobs in this skilled field as welders ,any metals ,all the time ,they took some schooling to learn the things I don't know ,not bragging but I am a proud uncle !
And at ten years old I bet you felt like an absolute badass.
What did you do on your summer vacation ? All the other kids were camping, riding bikes and doing kid stuff. You were in the shop welding with your dad. And those are memories you will never forget. And it beat the hell out of any family vacation. I know it would of for me.
My grandfather was a blacksmith and well driller in Dust Bowl New Mexico during the depression. He always said that, if it had been done before and needed fixing, he oughta be able to fix it. I grew up in poverty watching my father do similar things. I learned a lot from both men.
Even if he only did 50% of the build , I give him credit and a high five.
My sons were like this little fellow , just learning from Dad and Dad instructing and helping.
This is how Fathers and Sons should go about things regardless of Dads occupation or skills.
exactly, you can learn along with your kids
That’s the truth
Dude, math is involved big time. That's all it is. I've seen white kids. Teenagers. Be able to listen to your car. And read it like a book. It's a gift from above, and they are skill minded from birth. My grandparents insisted the white man is where I get educated .
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He didn't build any of it as he didn't grab a pickaxe and mine his own bauxite ore to refine aluminium for the motor. He just used a complete motor off the shelf.
All of my projects start with me mining my own raw materials to truly make everything from scratch. That's how legit I am.
i'd even give him respect if he built it from a kit, and im somewhat of a purist.
Adam defending this absolute legend of a kid is something that makes me very happy. Adam, I've never seen a single one of your videos until now, but I have a lot of respect for you, and I'm proud of that kid
I’m glad you found the channel 👊🏼 hope you subscribed
@@adamsandoval I did now. I'm honestly not really into bikes at all, but I love your videos, and you seem really chill
In a normal world, the boy shouldn't even need to be defended.
I mean, how can anyone dunk on a kid that freaking WELDS!
But since the world isn't perfect and human beings even less so, I'm glad people like Adam and the folks in this comment section are doing their part to make it just that bit brighter.
You've got yourself another subscriber!
Tried to pass on to my kids and its hard as hell to get kids interested in working with their hands. Hats off to that young fella and his Dad.
Boy howdy.
I recently sorta adopted my 17 yr opd bepgew no direction in life improper parenting like a mf its been about a year and he staying in school and pursuing diesel automotive because he realy loves my cummins also taught the kid to drive stick and do burnouts sure that helped with his motivation hes aquired a busted out 96 ford exploder and the haynes and chiptons for it on his own volition and has started repairing it for a kid with learning disabilities a nd dyslexia hes making me feel like i might stand a chance with my own daughter never woulda figured damaged 17 yer old would be easier than a sheltered seven year old
Three days after my grandson was born I had him out in the shop lol I know he didn’t learn anything that day but he’s almost 5 how and loves being out in the shop with me. He always has a 1000 questions and I try my best to answer all of them. I tell him one day my shop will be his and he’ll know how to use every tool we own.
Some people are just buttholes! They're probably just mad because it took them 20 years to learn how to do what that 10 year-old is doing; (if they can do it at all.) It makes me happy to know there's at least one kid out there who's gonna grow up carrying the torch of home-grown talent and innovation in a world where it is scarce. Props to his dad too for having the patience and the will to pass it down to his son. Thanks Adam, for standing up and exposing some of the ignorant keyboard ninjas on the internet.
It's like, what are they gonna do, Caps lock you to death? Lol!
That’s a real good kid, he knows what work is and he’s clearly got more skills than a lot of adults.
That is insanely impressive, the kid definitely has some skills. Kudos to his dad for teaching him right.
Kudos to his dad is right 💯
That kid is going places! If he can make something that cool at his age imagine what he will do as a grown up. God bless him and his dad for teaching him.
we need more kids like this with passion and determination to work like this ( wish i had half the skill he does )
Just knowing that the young man is in the shop hanging out with his dad building bikes is enough for me. Keep it up young man you are heading in the right direction.
Thank you for standing up for the little guy Adam! I believe he built it, and he did an incredible job! I’m a mechanic, and my youngest son wanted me to teach him the trade; so I did just that. He was a natural and at the age of ten he was repairing mowers, tillers, mini bikes, go carts etc..around our neighborhood. I have a welding degree, and he wanted to learn that as well, so I took the time to teach him. Before long he was helping me with cars, welding and fabrication. Today he’s thirty five years old, and works in a chemical plant; and guess what he’s doing there, he’s repairing machinery I have never heard of; and welding and fabrication in their shop, making more money than I could ever fathom making per year. I don’t know the young man in your video, but I loved seeing him on his bike, and what he did with his own two hands, and it takes brains as well. It brought back some good memories for me. If Mozart could write a symphony at five; who’s to say a ten year old couldn’t build his own chopper?! I hope the little guy never stops building! No matter what anyone says or think’s little brother; build anyway! I tip my hat to ya, a job well done, and to be proud of for sure!
I don't understand people that want to tear others down. Encourage them instead, we have enough negative in the world. That T/A is bad to the bone!
@@stoveboltlvr3798 It's simple, all those that are saying, this kid this or he didn't do that, are jealous or are just protecting their frail, tiny EGO's.They all, full well know that they do not have the skills nor drive to do it themselves.
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Great comment and story! This is just awesome
That chemical plant is that in Kansas by any chance?
This young man isn't on any kind of electronics and outside. He's got a creative mind and the support of his parents.
Kids today are stuck to a screen 90% of the time, and think they're gonna become a professional gamer... 🙄
This is amazing. I'm happy that you showed this kid's grit, and called out a bunch of bullies.
As an American patriot watching a UA-camr with Morals , I agree with you / your video and the support you’re giving this awesome young man and his skills. 👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸.
Absolutely agree. Growing up we were always working on cars and doing things to improve the house mainly to be able to afford it however it also builds self sufficient skills to the next generation which is definitely needed in todays world. We also worked on anything else like snowblowers and other tools to keep them relevant and working. I have to credit that young man for working with his hands and making a cool project that should hopefully keep him interested in working on things he likes for his entire life.
Jesus Christ is lord
As a simple Dutch dude. Who grew up in a semi truck.
I respect this too.
+1. That young man probably has accomplished more in his life than most of his critics.
Just turned 42 a couple of days ago and I'm a machinist. I was lucky I had people to teach me how to do things... plumbing, electrical, construction, mechanic work, welding, gardening, etc. More importantly, they taught me how to *think* about a problem and reason it out to find a solution. I'm trying to do the same with my son.
That kid is learning a lot more than just how to weld/fabricate or spin wrenches. His father is doing exactly what he should be, and the kid has a leg up on a lot of life's problems if he applies the lessons. Hopefully he continues on because I bet in 10-15 years he does amazing things.
It's called using common sense and it seems to be lacking in today's generation.
I've been building, wrenching on, and riding bikes for 51yrs, and I started out just like this kid.
Those who put him down are the same type of people who have probably never touched a wrench 🔧 in their lives , and shouldn't be allowed near any tool, much less a bike.
Thanks for having his back.👍
Yup. I say that young man has the potential to be a future Indian Larry bike builder.
Anyone putting this kid down now will be paying him later to fix their broken junk!👍
I was going to say, those are the same people who will be going to be overpaying for repairs!
exactly
@@roddycreswell8613best comment ever
It really sucks that their are people out there that are soo miserable that the only thing that makes them happy is to beat up on others. Thank you Adam for sticking up for this future bike builder
They're not beating anyone up, lets be honest.
How pathetic must some folks lives be, that the only way they can feel better about themselves, is by trying to make someone else feel bad about their life.
@@adamsandovalthis is my experience dealing with the trolls. They spout off about this and that, and every single time they have an empty channel, contributing nothing to the community, and never respond when you call them on their BS. I hope none of them reproduce. Just went off on one of them recently.
Cool bike and screw those people who are negative because of jealousy love how the kid is following in his father's footsteps
Adam, respect for standing up for this kid. 50 years ago, that was me with my dad and his mechanic. They spent countless hrs with me. I became a mechanic. By the time I was 12 years old, I was building engines for my father's business, and to this day, I hope I made them proud. May they both R.I.P
RIP 🙏🏼
Inspirational young fellow. Tig welding isn't simple.
Kids did this kind of thing in the 80s and early 90s, where I grew up. We disassembled a trail bike motor and rebuilt it with help from a mechanically inclined adult. We did do all the actual work, but someone had to explain it to a bunch of 10 and 11 year olds.
This kid obviously has better resources and way more skill than we had.
Pretty epic. He's going to do very well.
You noticed he was Tigging too!!
@scottsymonds5497 Hell yea, I do some welding. You can't miss a tig torch.
This young fellow is better than I am. There is no doubt in my mind. It's so impressive.
It actually is when you follow simple rules.
@Fatpumpumlovah2 I'm a welder. Kids don't usually have the patience.
Most adults I know don't have the patience or focus.
Some welders can't get it right.
@@CaseyBDook sounds like bad parents to me...
Adam thanks so much for posting this. Actually brought a tear to my eye with memories of working with my own father in his "shop" in our utility room +50 years ago. No matter what he was doing or how busy he was he would always answer my questions and explain things to me. I envy you for getting to interact with this wonderful young man. That mini chopper he designed and built is awesome, and the sound .... WOW! 😍
What a great Dad and son project. Both of them will remember that time for the rest of their lives.
Thats what it's all about
@jasonmyhre1467 absolutely nice to see something on the internet that makes you feel good these days
As someone who grew up around similar stuff, I love seeing this.
I was operating a spot/resistance welder as soon as I could see over the bench.
I was lucky that my old man was happy to teach me how to operate all the machinery in the workshop. Cold cut saw, drill press, wood table saw you name it.
Mad props to this young man, just remember that other people's opinions are none of your concern. Rock on dude.
Regardless whether or not him build it by himself that's still hard work and that's awesome to see father and son time..My dad passed away about 6 yrs ago and I remember a lot of the times we had. I'm sure he won't forget the memory neither will his dad and it's great to see positive stuff considering what this world has been doing to itself. Way to go kiddo and have fun being a kid. Time flies!
Props to him, even if Dad did half the work, he still did something.besides sit in front of screen. He will do great things in the future.
This kid is the next generation of custom genius. Rock on little brother can’t wait for his next build. Ride Safe Ride Easy 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
Keyboard warriors should be put down both that kid and you ROCK!!!!
@@dmedina6835your reply makes no sesne
@@GratefulOverlanderReading comprehension must be a lost art. It's a two part comment, he's stating that cowardly keyboard warriors should be put down, and that @Crazydaddy270 rocks as much as the kid does.
I have nothing but respect for a young man that can handle a welder, tools and metal like that. The frame work, the engine mounting, the gas tank and all the connections, it's beautiful simplicity.
Shame on people trying to throw shade on his craftsmanship, even if his father helped him in a minor or major way, he did that himself... he should be proud.
My son at a very young age was building fabricating motorized go carts. At 20 he became a certified pipe and boiler welder making big dollars and five years later he became a boss within the company...so yes there are talented young men, children out there.
I haven't seen this young man before but that's some bad azz work, especially at his age. This boy is going to be set for several careers of his choosing when he's ready and will be buying a house when his peers are building a life of debt in college. Kudos to him and his father for teaching him important skills.
As a father of 3, I think that this young man is amazing! In today's day, an age to get young people off their phones and create things with their hands and learn skill and hold their attention is huge! His Dad and everyone who helped him build something instead of just buying deserve a pat on the back. Well done and keep passing on that knowledge👍
not sure why anyone wanted to doubt him, just look up how young Chip Foose was when he got started with his dad. this little dude is just another legend in training camp. thank you for sharing and standing up for such a talented young man.
Thanks Adam! No one should be so negative to a 10 year old boy! He just built something himself and help from his Dad. ❤❤
This clever young lad restores my faith in today's youth. I wish him all the best for his future endeavours.
Damn, I thought putting playing cards on my bike was badass when I was a kid. This kid built a legit motorcycle and it's a freaking badass chopper too. I'm both very impressed and a little jealous. That young man is going to go places, I can tell. And he deserves all the positive energy and praise he can get. I wish him luck from Canada.
I started with a torch at 7 and an MIG on my 8th birthday. I can’t say what a GREAT Dad this young man has by sharing all of that knowledge and supporting his Son doing this. GREAT DAD and SON!
Thanks man. I believe this kids got skills.
And a TIG!!
I believe he built his own motor bike, my Pop's owed his own home shop My older brother's and I was taught young how to wrench on are own plus my uncle's had there own shop's and worked and retired from GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY from right out of WWII or the early 50's to the late 80s. We are car peoples. We had bike's but Mom's and Pop's didn't like us riding.
I welded over 10 years and that young man has a special gift!!
Adam the world needs a billion more of you sir!kudos
I’m sick of people dumping on others. You are right Adam, don’t be so quick to judge. So impressed with this young man!! He is a better man than those who throw stones. Thank you for setting the record straight, even though you shouldn’t have to. Airborne All The Way…
It is sad that some people are so unhappy with their own lives that they feel the need to pick on a kid. Way to go young man, you have myself and I am sure thousands of others standing behind you right now. TY Adam for all you do.
It’s great to see a father teaching his son to build automotive vehicles my dad taught me at a young age to work on cars and it’s a way of bonding
Bro. You just earned a sub! What you just did in support of that kid is exactly what needed to be done. I'm an old gearhead. The fact that he is welding at that age has got to have his old man gushing with pride. I got warm and fuzzy with pride when I heard him firing up that bike that he BUILT! Carry on mate. 🤘🤘
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I agree Adam, people need to relax a bit. This kid is in the garage building and doing something positive with his time and people just can't wait to tear him down. And for what purpose? Maybe it's time for them to find a real hobby and get off the internet. Thanks for sticking up for another awesome little biker! Be safe. 🤘🤘
Great job Dad for helping your son learn a trade. And, kudos for the young man taking initiative.
Well done Adam. This young man is learning very valuable skills from his Father. We have very few fathers out there today who are willing and able to teach their sons. I thank God every day for the skills my father taught me when I was that age. I also commend the young man for sticking to it and having a completed project. Can’t wait to see is next undertaking. Once again I say “ IF YOU CANT SAY SOMETHING NICE ABOUT SOMEONE KEEP YOUR TRAP SHUT” Thanks for all you do
Adam , as a father I want to thank you for taking time from your day to do this for him ! I think its impressive that he worked on that and learned new skills. His dad deserves kudos too for the help and time to do this !
Adam please just DELETE DELETE DELETE and BLOCK BLOCK BLOCK these guys. Just a kid working and learning a little with his Dad. Same I as I did on the Ranch with mine. Just a great way to be a kid no matter what Dad does everyday.
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My son and I built all his skateboards as he grew up (vacuum bagged carbon over laminated wood ). At the beginning, I did most and he helped out with the easy stuff. But as time went on, he did more of the designing, building and testing, eventually to the point where he was doing it himself and I was just sitting back and admiring him for it.
I challenge any man to identify the exact moment when he should be "allowed" *by that man* to rightfully say he built those boards.
This is beautiful. Call out all those pathetic"adults" that never made s**t for them selves and hate on anyone daring enough to challenge themselves. Haters only make s**t. This video inspires me to be an even better Dad. My son wants to build a go cart and so do I. This is just more fuel to help me see that HE can do it and we will both be better for it.
Glad to hear you felt inspired 💯Let us know how the go kart build goes!
They assume he didn’t build it because they couldn’t build it. Props to the young man for doing his thing.
Kudos for you Adam for sticking up for the young man!! People can be cruel especially when they don’t know what they are talking about!!👍👍👍
As a son, brother and father, I know that quality time and guidance with a child teaching them skills to accomplish things they dream of can only lead to great success. Props to pops👍😎
Way to go kid, my own son built a 22hp tractor in my farm shop at a very young age. You are an icon for your generation.
Good on you for sticking up for this kid! He built something he should be very proud of! If only the people attacking him had something in their lives to be proud of, maybe they would be less horrible.
Thanks for going back and standing up for this awesome kid.When you first posted it i thought it was awesome that he and his dad built a project together,society needs more of this.That bike and the kid are awesome✌️
sounds like some serious envy. Guaranteed he was present for the whole build. He helped plan it, weld it and paint it.Even pros don't do all the work themselves. Kudos to this awsome kid and a dad that shares his tools and knowledge
It makes my heart well up with pride when I see fine young men like this actually doing something constructive with his hands and not just playing games. Men have been creating and making things since the dawn of time and I’m so happy to see that it is in fact continuing! I wonder sometimes as I watch what the kids think makes them a man these days! And applause to his father for raising a real man and to you Adam for telling this story! 👏🏻
Nothing wrong with gaming..but some balance is needed.im a gamer and builder.not mine craft.learned it myself since age 10,im now 39.build repair computers and boats cars engines ..and im very good at it.😊also battlefield xbox gamer
Jesus loves you all
@@freedomseeding yeah, it’s just that gaming is addictive and not everyone can handle it. It’s like smoking weed, or too much sex, or gambling etc. Gaming is just one more way and one more thing kids do now to keep them locked up in their rooms all day, not talking or interacting with the real world around them. It is problematic and does cause anti social behavior as well. I’m so glad that you have it together however and can game, plus still lead a normal life. I’ve got younger cousins in my family and gaming has ruined their personalities, and their relationship with their parents.
That young man has talents already that I'll never have. He's very fortunate to have people in his life that support his dreams.
Nice job Adam.
That young man is a better person at his young age than any of those keyboard warriors. May he continue building, learning and improving. All the best from Ireland.
As someone who has built a bike, I would just like to say to that young man much respect and it's your build, doesn't matter what the rest of the world says. There's a lot of good people that'll help you along the way when you're passionate about something. Also, one of the good people that watched me struggle through my build and taught me so much built his first chopper at this young man's age.
Well done! Why would anyone try to tear a young man down? We need more young fellas like that. Who knows the value of hard work and enjoying its spoils.
Idk what would make them do that
As a father I understand this whole heartedly. I'm a tattooer and I've been teaching my 11 year old. But for her age she is learning quickly. I totally understand why the dad taught his son how to work on bikes. He set his son up for life. You give a man a fish you feed him for the day. You teach the man how to fish then he can feed himself for the rest of his life. Great video and hats off too the dad
Hats off to Dad. 10 yrs old. Impressive. My nephew, he was taller then most kids his age. His Dad started teaching him to drive the John Deere at 4. At 8 he had his own John Deere and yes he knows the mechanic side. Can't just own a tractor if you don't know how to maintain your equipment. No dead beat Dad's. Good Job
Well that's pretty normal in the Farming world. I know a few men who started driving tractors and semi trucks before they were teenagers. Yes, and their dad bought them a John Deere too.
They never paid for any vehicle their self until they graduated. Must have been nice
I wasn't trying to be an ass, just saying that what you wrote is pretty common in the Farming business
I can’t stand how mean people are anymore. Whatever happened to ‘if you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all’?
This is so inspiring minus the unbelieving bullies kid doing what some of them can't hats off to his dad
Thank you for being a ‘Stubborn American’ and supporting youth.
My advice to this young man (and it is only advice from an old tradesperson) is to get dad to buy him a set of TIG gloves.
Safety first!
Other than that, keep up the good work young man and you will be picking your employer when you get that old. (Not the other way around)
Well done Adam calling these people out ,the boy did an amazing work on his bike and only deserves praise for his achievement.
That young boy is going to be a bad ass when he gets older as long as he sticks with his creativity and drive to do something with his life. I give his dad and you props for showing respect for him and taking the time to prove the haters wrong.
Thanks for posting this. It is rare these days to find a kid that wants to make things. The fact that he just tried to build this is commendable. I am sure he did ask his dad for help and advice throughout the build, but who cares. I am almost 50 years old, and sometimes I have to ask people for help too. The most important thing on this video is that this kid and his dad have the memory of the build and a friend that thought they were cool and posted an awsome video of them and then defend that video. You rock
Wtf......why would somebody attack a kid 🤦🏽♂️
Great question
Misery loves company
It’s pretty common to see kids take credit for something that they didn’t build for likes on social media
That young man is more man than the haters that spewed all the hate. Excellent job kid.
Spot on Adam!!! POSITIVE calling out the negative haters! We need more kids like him.
Met you in Midland, Texas this summer. You’re very genuine with your support of what’s right and wrong. What I got from this video is awesome. The fact that a father spends quality time with his children is enormous and encouraging. I grew up without a father in my life and it was miserable. I’m pushing 70 and I can assure you this proud young boy is going to grow up being an asset to all those around him because he had a father that shared quality time with him. Adam, you sharing this only adds to what is right. God bless you for all the positivity you show the world. I’m proud of how you stand up for what is right and wrong and calling them out. That’s what makes you stand out among the great fathers of the world. You are among all that is right in the world.
I’m so glad you shined light on this subject. NEVER let the naysayers pull you down. If you want to build cars, bikes,fly planes or helicopters don’t listen to the people that will tell you,you could never do that.
I'm sad to say I tried the fly planes thing, and it was my wallet that pulled me down.
This kid is bad ass! Congrats buddy on your amazing ride…
This shows some amazing talent. Great build too. Yes, a kid can learn to do all these things. Well done. Kids need to be allowed to do projects like this. If he got help from dad, who cares. Real bike builders have bros help. It's what being a biker is all about. Building bikes and being bros. This youngster is more biker than most of these riders that have the shop work on their trailer queen weekend warrior "show bikes". This youngster has earned my respect. Btw. Builing a bike is a right of passage. Well done.
Kudos to the young man and the Dad for taking time to do this together. Speaks highly of a great Dad.
Edit to add… I bet those keyboard “warriors” wish they’d had the imagination of this young man and a Dad like his.
Props given when props are due. So props to you, that little dude and his father for teaching/learning and building, and props to the positive people here! Awesome folks make the world awesome!
This kid is learning valuable skills he can use later on in life. Hes doing something productive. Hes not sitting in front of a TV or out being a hood. He showing drive and great work ethic. I commend him and his father. I with them all the success in life. We need more stories like this.
The world needs more people like that kid and his amazing mind. I can't wait to see what this young man builds in a few years!! Outstanding video!
That's so rad! Pretty cool project for some father and son time. Dad gets to pass on his knowledge and his son learns some amazing lessons. No negatives there at all. And the smile on his face as he started it up is really the payoff. Can't put a price on that.
Keep on keepin on! 👍
You’re so awesome little man. Don’t let ignorant people put you down. So proud of you little man
There aren’t too many kids out there today who take interest in making/fixing things with their hands or brain, sucks that people have to be so negative towards that little dude, hopefully he doesn’t get discouraged and keeps doing what he is doing! And props to you Adam for acknowledging him, and calling the people on their BS! STAY STUBBORN BROTHER
“You never know what someone else went through”-AS. So True. 👍
Let the haters hate. I think it's awesome that a youngster like him has the drive to want to make something for himself. Instead of having daddy buy it for him. Most hids his age can't get off there phones long enough to make there own cereal let alone a little scoot. Good job youngster my hats off to you!!!🎉🎉🎉
It's so great to see kids building things. Thanks for standing up for this kid's hard work. That is a positive statement!
I agree… he’s out there learning a real trade instead of gawping at a screen for hours on end..🇬🇧👍
It's really not that hard to believe that this kid has a natural talent when you consider all of the prodigies out there that were even younger than him,like guitarists, violinists ,mathematicians, etc.
Hats off to that kid and respect to the dad that is guiding him. He is off to a great start.
that kid is the definition of cool. To identify that he wants something like that and then build it is so far beyond his age.
He’s the coolest 💯
Love that you called out the bullies!! Just the fact that he is even being hands on and learning at such a young age is totally awesome ❤
Kudos to you for defending this young man in his endeavor to be a hard working man.....
Good job standing up for this young man. I couldn't even come close to building a bike like his. Amazing.
Props Adam !! That young man built a bike , I’m 55 ride almost daily couldn’t do that myself !! So awesome ! Thanks for sticking up for the young Builder ! Can’t wait to see his bikes on a magazine cover! 👍🏻🇺🇸✌🏻