I Found a RAZOR RSF350 Electric Bike in the TRASH and Taught a Neighbor Kid to Fix It!
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2023
- This Razor RSF350 mini electric motor bike was on the curb on trash day. I picked it up and gave it to a neighborhood kid, but only on the condition he fix it himself.
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Tell me, I forget. Show me, I remember. Involve me, I understand. God's work, Brad.
I think it's great that you're teaching this young fellow how to work with tools and such, the proper way! Kids NEED guidance like this, rather than being glued to a cell phone or a game console where their minds will do nothing but stagnate over time. You're right about those gel cells deteriorating over time, being set on their side, especially on a motorbike with no suspension where they're constantly being pounded sideways and shorting across cells.😉 *EDIT:* Now he just needs a paper route... oh wait, no one reads the newspaper anymore.🙄
A mini electric "Ducati Monster". The girls at school will be after him for sure with that ride. Way to go Brad. That's how its done everyone. You see the grin on that young mans face? THAT, is how it's done.
Makes me a little emotional seeing you hand down some man knowledge to the young guy. Good on ya.
My son is 22 now and knows more about tools than I do at this point. Makes a dad proud.
It's pretty darn cool that your involving the young lad. He'll remember this day forever. Next hand him a guitar
I couldn't have said it any better myself...good karma Brad🤘🙏
Help him restore one that you found along the banks of the Ohio River!
Good on ya Brad! Neighborhood mentors are missing in this world
There was a guy with a garage with a compressor running all day across the street Brian. He was probably 30 when I was 10 and he made beautiful custom cabinets. Brian was never to busy to reseat some dry rot tire on a bike I was constructing that I pulled out of the woods. I had older brothers too, but this guy had the shop and he always took the time when I got stuck. Thanks for being that guy Brad.
That's awesome.
You set him on the right path on how to fix stuff, now he will be telling kids at school how he fixed his own electric bike. Hopefully that sparks his ingenuity.
Another perfectly good e-bike saved from the landfill. Great video Brad.
I do a thing at my house where when there is a lesson (like those you give in this video) that comes to mind or I am doing something that was never taught to me (long story, not great home life), I yell to my kids, "Man minute!"... take time to explain it and show it to them... to my daughters too by the way. I just say it thjs way because this 'man' wasn't taught. This video made me emotional. I am thankful this video is in the world today.
Teach em well Brother 👍✌😎
When folks around me ask if they can pay me to fix something or set something up. Unless it's real big I like to give them the option of just bringing the job around on a weekend and let me teach you how to Fix your Lawnmower, Setup your guitar, Cleanup your computer, Use and setup your Home studio. All stuff I do for myself anyways. I just find it nice to share what's in this old head cause many of them are dying out and it's nice to have company every so often ;)
Working with kids one on one like this is super rewarding.
To see the light go on once they understand what they're doing and why is magical.
To see the joy on your face watching the kid have fun on the bike is priceless.
Thanks for sharing,
Love to all 👍✌😎
Glad to hear that you gave it to a kid because I do think it is probably a wee bit too small for you Brad!
Hey man, I was gonna try to ride the thing! :D
@Fixologist1 nice toy I have a razor e300 scooter I ride
1 Thousand thumbs up from me. Great lesson for the kids and a good reminder to teach them!! Nice work Brad!
Tell the kid “Righty tighty, lefty loosey 😉😉
The soldering section, I just know you’re gonna have that kid doing amp repairs soon 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Brad this made my day! made me smile and the young man . Soo great you taught him how to fix it. Your a mentor and a good neighbor! The smile on that kids face and yours says it all!
Your smile in the end was good to see!
Great save when you can make someone
have something they normally wouldn't with
just a little elbow grease. Great lesson for
the kid in many ways.
Dammit I wish more neighbors were like you Brad. This reminds me how our neighborhood was growing up. Thanks for being one of the good guys.
One nice action won't change the world but if everyone did something nice the world would change. This kid might remember this and do something like this when he grows up. Thank you!
Man you guys live on a good street for that bike! That was a great thing to do for the kid Brad, to bad we live in a society where most people want no kind of contact with their neighbors
The equivalent of getting a keystone minibike. You are sowing strong seeds brad. I can only imagine what is racing though this kids head. brilliant!
You have taught him how to fish and he will be able to feed himself for life!
Great job!
He will remember you for the rest of his life, for what you did. God bless you.
its wild seeing a kid work with a tool for the first time. things that come so easy with our eyes closed you forget that kids need to learn this stuff
Teaching kids to fix their own stuff is a vital skill especial in a disposible society, it is one of the most important things my dad taught me.
My dad didn't teach me this. I've had to teach myself.
Dood, that was cool and you are cool for doing what you did. I appreciate how you taught him not just gave it to him. This is the REAL Dood Awesome!
Very cool Brad, your a awesome dad and neighbour and you passed on the fixing bug as well,Cheers!
That's what I'm talking about 🙌🏾🙌🏾 great job and he'll never forget that skill
That's my favorite tool, the Klein 12-in-1 driver! I gave some out as Christmas gifts a few years ago.
Uncle Brad...the neighborhood hero!
Cool lesson for the young kid turn some wrenches and teaching your munchkin value of just being kind person. Great work good stuff
This could start a positive fascination for that boy, heck yeah!
I love seeing you engaged with that boy like that. One suggestion. Get yourself a good wide chisel tip for your soldering iron. Something at least 5mm wide if not 6.5mm. It will allow the iron to transfer heat much faster to larger wires and things like those battery tabs. Not that your cant do it with a smaller tip but the ideal goal is to get the heat on and off the project as quickly as possible to mitigate heat transfer in your your project. a 6.5mm chisel tip will allow you to easily tin up to 10awg wire and 8awg is possible although a little trickier. Just a thought
I have a chisel tip. I just hate changing out tips, or rather, I always forget to do it for the job. I have my small electronics tip on there now and by the time I realize I should have changed tips, the iron is already hot.
Cool, free stuff and learning at the same time. Priceless.
Nice one Brad, he's happy as Larry, good job.
Nice of you pass on the knowledge and teach them kids how to work on their stuff. Thats some deserved charity when you work on it yourself to fix it, and appreciate it more.
Good on you Brad showing the young man the correct way to work on a project .Bet he'll have the memories forever . More people should do things like this for the young ones. But a lot of people just don't take the time anymore.👍👍👍👍👍😎
You've changed that young man's life.
I loved this video so much Brad. The world needs more men like you, taking the time to think of the youngsters in your neighborhood and guide them like that. It was an inspiration. I'd love to have you as a neighbor.
This is the best fix yet Brad this fix will last in that kid's mind and his heart you are a great teacher and human ...
Brad the neighborhood Dad!😆 HELLYEAH!
Love how you had the young man do this himself ...You are a damn good guy for that ...Thats missing today. Great mentoring.
wish i could give this more than one thumbs up... well played Brad.
I added another one for you.
very cool, im from phoenix az, everyone moves here from other places and neighbors barely talk, my neighbors are from mexico and they are rad we talk gardening well my mother does with the neighbor lady we share food we grow but all our other neighbors we haven't barely met and we have lived here for 30 years. my neighbor growing up taught me how to work on cars it was very helpful, just like my dad taught all the area kids weight lifting and self defense. neighbors helping and being friendly is so nice
OUTSTANDING teaching! Can’t wait to see a gasoline bike come across this channel!
Nice one, dude! Gotta teach the youngin's. 😎
Well done Brad made his day .
Cool fix . Love your neighborhood 😅
Way to go, Brad. What a great experience for that kid.
Very cool Brad ! Teach the young ones .
Your a good man Charley Brown
Cool, Brad You stepping up gives me hope. Tinker tinker. Best advice, "dont Stab yourself with that"
So proud are you..Good one buddy..He'll be 4ever grateful
Nice job, Brad. Neighbor good guy.
That’s a good thing happening there. Young man learning some things and getting something out of it. Maybe one day you can teach him how to play guitar and how to work on one of those.
Brad Did you notice when you solder something the fumes always finds your nose no matter where you position yourself .
Brad, your good with kids you son of a gun, you use the same mind set dealing with trolls.
You my good sir are a ...
God didn't send you but somebody did and for that i thank them and this kid does too
Brad don't you be giving up even on your darkest day
You are the light
love this!
Wonderful video Brad brought a tear to my eye!
The duke with the hat and his Ducatti.
Bring back wood shop, metal shop, and auto repair to public schools. NEVER eliminate art or music curriculars.
Bravo , great video.
This week's good deed.
What can I say that hasn’t already been said….love this video
Will Brad let an e-biker date his daughter?
all he needs now is a guitar and all the girls will be flocking him..... lol ....bikes and guitars
And if he ever works on a vintage British motorcycle he’ll learn about Whitworth fasteners. 😉
so so cool
I use those cells in a product, mostly lithium but some people want lead and we use them like that and only once have I ever seen a leak and that was half a teaspoon.
Not a leak I was worried about, I don't think it's good for them for the electrolyte to be puddling sideways on the cells. I could be wrong, but doesn't seem right to me. I think they'll last longer this way.
Yeah, I get your thinking and it worked out fine. That kid's a king today.@@Fixologist1
It's a shame I'm in the UK, I have a good few Pb/acid 24V chargers because most people have at least some lithium batteries so I upgrade them to C-Tek fancy chargers and just put the old generic ones on a shelf.
Way cool 👍✌️
Brad, I don't expect you to respond to this, but here goes. I'm working on a Alesis Midiverb III. In the 9V AC supply voltage circuit either the silkscreen on the board or the marking on the schematic is wrong with respect to the polarity of an electrolytic capacitor C70. If the schematic is wrong I can leave it as is, if the silkscreen is wrong I will have to re-install the cap the other way. Which do you think is more likely?
Hey I recognize that voice lol
Hey Kid, if you're watching this.. Metric is superior, and The Beatles are terrible no matter what they say.
However, Brad and USA #1 😂
love imperial feet and inches forever.
I understand both systems and I agree that Metric is better. You can blame Jimmy Carter and the Democrats for that American mistake, as well as many others.