I really enjoy your vids. Great progress. Don't knock yourself, your depth of knowledge and kiwi ingenuity is impressive and a joy to watch. Showing us your failures and frustrations takes courage too, so keep going. Thanks for your content.
Use a relay to control the gyro motor (low amps through the controls and big amps only to the motor). Keep your motorcycle wiring separate from the accessories, specially the high draw items (gyro and stabilizers). Those little switches can't handle much more than a few amps.
Geet researcher guy here. I built a scooter some years ago with a pantone reactor on it got my bike to run on vapors of vegetable oil... I gotta say this channel is super brilliant DIY engineering!
One thing I know for sure is that once you go riding down the road you'll have a lot of heads turning and people will be taking pictures of you 💯 your the Man 💯
What makes this great is how you don't give up and you keep chipping at it. This is how thing's become possible when everyone else would just walk away. Great vid! Oh and don't get grounded by mum lol
This has to be the coolest thing I have ever seen built online. You have amazing talent and skill. You've built every boy's dream that was growing up in the 80's and 90's. Man i enjoyed every min of this video.
Someone in the comments probably said this, but that thing is a fusible link. Basically a high current slow fuse. I have them in my bus in the starter motor circuit. It can handle high current longer than a normal fuse, but still blows if there is too much current for too long. If you bridge it with wire, you risk a burn happening some other place. I imagine that little electric motor seriously sucks some current. Keep up the good work. Have fun. Stay safe. (and go to the scrappy and get some much thicker wire and a bag of cable ties from the $2 shop).
The end was epic! It reminded me of when i was a kid! Brought home my Suzuki RMX after it got full crank case split. Bottom end rebuild all new bearings. Team Suzuki racing triple ring piston and some slightly under sprung 2rings and the other very tight. 14:1 compression needed avgas/kerosene blend or BP100. It would bruise your foot kick starting it in anything other than motorbike boots. Roll starting 4th gear was the preferred option on this fire shoot assault weapon. Brand new knobby tyre pick a gear and smashed up the gears and roost the size of an electrical pole and left a solid stripe up the paddock.....but the echo of this thing cracking and clapping back off and hill side was something else. We lived on acreage. But was roll reversal. It was mum saying "oh you want till your father sees the paddock when he gets home!" How to fix a potentially angry father before he can get angry? Kickstart the bike the moment he got out of the car 😁 Helmet in hand boots beside the bike and pop flames in his face let him whiff hipo 2 stroke and put 20mm of veg oil in the mix just so it had that Castor oil smell off early period 2 stroke race bikes 👌 "Holy f**king shit that things an animal!' Take it for blat dad. I went and even opened the gate to the same paddock. He fking stomped that thing picking mono as he hit 6th gear because he forgot to downshift and got all squirrelly towards the end and didn't think he was going to pull up in time but the new tyres worked so well 👌 Now if i left a stripe my father dug a trench just about? he muttered through his helmet 'naughty boy!' All i say back was "should seed this with a row of passion fruits or pumpkins with that trench you just dug?" His response was 'hang on let me give it another whirl 😉' I let my father absolutely butcher the paddock to shit so then it wasn't my fault.. Happy days
Awesome build man. The little boys face when you started it was priceless! He has an awesome role model seeing what you can do putting your mind to an idea! Great video! Best regards from England
I am a certified automotive mechatronic and dump some info for you here: I'd suggest using a dedicated relay/fuse board and placing it close to the engine to keep cable lengths short for high current devices. Never run the whole power through your switches, use them to provide the current to power the relays. Run everything that needs a lot of power through an appropriately sized relay. Those Gyros will use a lot of amperage, especially when starting up with such a massive flywheel attached. They can use up to 10 times the current when starting. Consider using a resistor to limit current and prolong the life of the motor due to less heat. Try to dedicate a fuse for everything, NEVER run something without a fuse! Electrical Fire Hazard. Make sure the current capacity of your Alternator is rated to supply enough amperage at its designated voltage. Install a voltage meter at your dashboard, too. If you need anything, just send me a message, I'll be happy to help.
It's a stator not an alternator well they are kinda the same. Yeah your right about relays and fuses. Lots of relays they allow for smaller switches and smaller wire. You can use multiple relays small to bigger and so on.
You’re like a mad scientist. I LOVE it!! Just a thought from a motorcycle enthusiast, motorcycles need to lean to turn. Your bike tries to lean and your skid pads won’t let it. Hence, you can only drive straight. Hope this helps.
Put a POT or a current limiter in series of the circuit for the gyro. You might have to figure out how much current you need for optimal gyro rpm to figure out the current. Or take a potentiometer (POT) and turn till RPM is found and measure the current.
Thank you ror sharing! As im watching im realizing the amount of time effort and energy you put into the editing of the video in addition to building, testing and redesigning the bike. Thats a lot! Thanks.
I caught the first of your vids a few weeks back, and after catching up on your build, look forward to seeing the next Installment this Gyro you're building is great to see, with back yard mechanics, and great tools, can't wait to see you get this fettled and running sweetly
James brunton is the expert to teach you about gyros. Odrive is a must. Arduino is easy as you steal others projects. James brunton gives away his code wiring and 3D models.
Yes Bruce! I do see that James gives away his code and models , I will have to look at it , I really struggle with the electrical stuff as you know haha
@@DktheWelderwhat you really need is a current control method. The motor wants to pull too many amps as it's turning so slowly at the beginning it's effectively stalled. Something like a CV CC power supply or regulator would allow for gentler starting without melting the motor, wires, switches or fuses. Maybe look into getting a flipsky FSESC6.7 they're good little units, with a skateboard motor. They have shitloads of options and are very powerful. It's more complicated than what you have now but .. there's advantages
@@jotham123 thats for 3 phase bldc motors, he have brushed dc motor, look for pwm dc motor controllers, they are much simpler things, alternately he could use two stage start by using some big resistor in series with the motor to limit the stall current for startup and when motor spins up to some speed, short the resistor with the second switch
@@ekstrapolatoraproksymujacy412 yes for flipsky vesc a new motor would be required, but would allow for huge RPM and power increase. Those are good alternatives as you suggest.
Thank you for sharing your projects!!! Ive been a sub of yours for years. All the video content I consume is via Y.T. since 2016 when I cut the cord of network TV. That being said I sub to hundreds of channels to give my support. But there is less than a dozen channels I click on excited to see a new up load. DK you are in my top 12 if not top 5 that I click on as soon as I see your upload. You can and will figure out how to make your vision of you bike work. I believe you are so close and you have the skill set to do so. Please don't make it a 3 or 4 wheeler. Maybe just set aside for some time build a smaller project or finish an older and come back to it with a fresh mind set. You are so close and it's so cool. There is nothing else like it in real life. So please stick out your original concept. Any thing is possible and nothing worth doing is easy. I believe in you.
hell yeah that's sick. subbed when u referenced that monorail video last episode - gyro is so goddamn baller. hope u use that crazy monorail geared gyro design! can't tell you how unreasonably pumped i was when this uploaded u guys kick ass over there love from the states
Glad to see you cruising!!! Can't wait to see this thing on the pavement!!!Maybe upsize your wiring and add a separate circuit to really spin that thing!
I'm liking this a lot. It looks great, when that gyro powers up it sounds suitably 'scifi' and it actually reminds me of those robot bikes from 'Terminator Salvation'
0:36 Well you at least still have the guard on the grinder! If it explodes you should be much safer than those impaled with shrapnel. Your eyes however...
Bravo! Well, done my friend. I have always been fascinated by gyroscopes and seeing one being used in application (as opposed to demonstration purposes ) is really cool. 😎
The bike is looking more Cyberpunk with each episode. Magic Blue Smoke electrical gremlins are common on projects like this. It takes time and patience to sort them all out, I have confidence you will prevail.
The rim mount is brilliant! To get the gyro wheels to angle hopefully they don't need to be hogged out too much for self aligning bearings. Maybe you could drive the second wheel off the back of the first with a spherical gear(hail 3D printing)? Like if the second motor doesn't want to fit right or something. Love the louvers! Gotta love your 360 shots all the time too. Sweet camera with some cool software. I always thought they automatically focused on detected movement. TIL'd.
Awesome results with the gyro! The motor for the gyro is drawing about 11 amps, it needs a high current relay to run it. Can't run all that through the kill switch. Replace the kill switch, probably some melted wiring too.
I enjoyed watching this a lot. You need to check out the build that Grind Hard Pluming just did, but more importantly they need to check out this video. Your projects are similar, and both need a gyro, so you are ahead of the game. I knew your gyro motor was going to fail because I learned all about this stuff when I started a scooter parts company in 2001. The gyro worked perfectly, and your only issue was the short circuit you created while the motor was trying to spin up the weight. If the rest of the wiring and switches hadn't failed, the brush housing and commutator in the motor would have (or did). The solution is to use a 500W scooter motor and controller which will allow you to slowly ramp up the flywheel to the required velocity without causing a short when the motor is ramping up. Early Currie scooters (2000-2007ish) used a roller clutch on the motor which would allow the motor to stop once the flywheel was up to speed. Then you could add a simple circuit to run the motor when the flywheel dropped below a certain speed. Regardless of the motor you choose, you will need a motor controller to ramp up the speed. I would have donated these parts, but my shop was melted by the neighbors' tire fire last October. If you want to know more and where to get the recommended parts, just reply and we'll figure out a way to communicate privately.
The first episode of this series was recommended to me yesterday. I didnt know the channel before. I was going to make the very original comment "Do you have one of these in black?". I am sure nobody asked this before. I am glad I waited a bit before I made this cool statement. That said: Dude, your builds are insane and you are making funny videos. Subscribed. :) I will casually binge watch the rest of the videos. :)
This looks like it could be the real Bikepillar. Look it up, it’s an orange framed bike that might be just an unreal engine design but yours is cooler because it’s real, very nice.
Got to say I’m surprised how much the giro seems to do but it looks like you are heading in the right direction. Saying that, the 3 wheeler option isn’t a bad one. If you could set up leaning suspension, it’d be a blast to drive and look pretty cool.
"heavily discounted and inventory changes weekly" is my favourite parts of collecting scrap metal
well said eh
Please don’t make it a three wheeler, you’re getting so close to making it work I’m so pumped up about it! Great work man!
This is Something The Boys from Grind Hard Plumbing Could use :)
Yes I think they could do this way better with more time and budget they could get it working really well👍
Yeah, I mentioned it to them at Kig of The Hammers. Hopefully, they will try it. They have electric motors already.
@@FarmerFpv o cool! I bet their bike looks awesome in real life , did you get to talk to those guys ? I really like their builds
true lol
First thing I thought of as well… 😅👍🏻
This is hands down the best backyard engineering ive seen, great can do and problem solving attitude. U r the batkiwi...
People like you are what make UA-cam so great. Just out there giving it a go! 👍🇦🇺
That's an Australian flag.
I really appreciate that you are test driving every time, no teasers that mislead. Love the Build.
I really enjoy your vids. Great progress. Don't knock yourself, your depth of knowledge and kiwi ingenuity is impressive and a joy to watch. Showing us your failures and frustrations takes courage too, so keep going. Thanks for your content.
Bro's a bloody legend!
Thanks , I am always striving to learn more . Glad you enjoy watching
Use a relay to control the gyro motor (low amps through the controls and big amps only to the motor). Keep your motorcycle wiring separate from the accessories, specially the high draw items (gyro and stabilizers). Those little switches can't handle much more than a few amps.
Yup, he should have a look at how the starters wired and copy it.
Geet researcher guy here. I built a scooter some years ago with a pantone reactor on it got my bike to run on vapors of vegetable oil...
I gotta say this channel is super brilliant DIY engineering!
One thing I know for sure is that once you go riding down the road you'll have a lot of heads turning and people will be taking pictures of you 💯 your the Man 💯
What makes this great is how you don't give up and you keep chipping at it. This is how thing's become possible when everyone else would just walk away. Great vid! Oh and don't get grounded by mum lol
CONGRATULATIONS!! YOU HAVE THE BEST CLOSED MOTORCYCLE I HAVE EVER SEEN!! THE ONLY PROJECT THAT SEEMS LOGICAL. AND VERY PRETTY TOO!!!
The amperage on the gyro needs a thicker gauge. You should be able to get away with using 2awg. Run an in-line fuse also. Great build.
This has to be the coolest thing I have ever seen built online. You have amazing talent and skill. You've built every boy's dream that was growing up in the 80's and 90's. Man i enjoyed every min of this video.
Your family is amazing for supporting your ideas and being there when things went wrong.
It all started with his father. Great dad's make great men. (and the reverse is sadly true)
Putting the gyro inside that huge wheel was brilliant as it both made it safer and used otherwise wasted space!
I LOVE the way it sounds when it spins up.
This vehicle alone will inspire great things!
Real Extreme G bike pretty dope.
Reminds me of the old Extreme-G racing bikes on the n64
Have to admit once in a while the youtube algorythm is suggesting some freaking cool video, nice job sir
Someone in the comments probably said this, but that thing is a fusible link. Basically a high current slow fuse. I have them in my bus in the starter motor circuit. It can handle high current longer than a normal fuse, but still blows if there is too much current for too long. If you bridge it with wire, you risk a burn happening some other place. I imagine that little electric motor seriously sucks some current. Keep up the good work. Have fun. Stay safe. (and go to the scrappy and get some much thicker wire and a bag of cable ties from the $2 shop).
Just copying the wiring for the starter would be my approach to the gyro issue.
The end was epic! It reminded me of when i was a kid!
Brought home my Suzuki RMX after it got full crank case split. Bottom end rebuild all new bearings. Team Suzuki racing triple ring piston and some slightly under sprung 2rings and the other very tight. 14:1 compression needed avgas/kerosene blend or BP100. It would bruise your foot kick starting it in anything other than motorbike boots. Roll starting 4th gear was the preferred option on this fire shoot assault weapon. Brand new knobby tyre pick a gear and smashed up the gears and roost the size of an electrical pole and left a solid stripe up the paddock.....but the echo of this thing cracking and clapping back off and hill side was something else. We lived on acreage.
But was roll reversal. It was mum saying "oh you want till your father sees the paddock when he gets home!"
How to fix a potentially angry father before he can get angry?
Kickstart the bike the moment he got out of the car 😁
Helmet in hand boots beside the bike and pop flames in his face let him whiff hipo 2 stroke and put 20mm of veg oil in the mix just so it had that Castor oil smell off early period 2 stroke race bikes 👌
"Holy f**king shit that things an animal!'
Take it for blat dad.
I went and even opened the gate to the same paddock. He fking stomped that thing picking mono as he hit 6th gear because he forgot to downshift and got all squirrelly towards the end and didn't think he was going to pull up in time but the new tyres worked so well 👌
Now if i left a stripe my father dug a trench just about?
he muttered through his helmet 'naughty boy!'
All i say back was "should seed this with a row of passion fruits or pumpkins with that trench you just dug?"
His response was 'hang on let me give it another whirl 😉'
I let my father absolutely butcher the paddock to shit so then it wasn't my fault.. Happy days
The expressions on the kids face at 9:40 are priceless, top little man.
the sound the gyro make when it starts spinning is awesome.
Contactor relay for gyro motor. Small current switches larger current.
Great video for a Sunday👍👍🇳🇿
Awesome build man. The little boys face when you started it was priceless! He has an awesome role model seeing what you can do putting your mind to an idea! Great video! Best regards from England
I am a certified automotive mechatronic and dump some info for you here:
I'd suggest using a dedicated relay/fuse board and placing it close to the engine to keep cable lengths short for high current devices.
Never run the whole power through your switches, use them to provide the current to power the relays.
Run everything that needs a lot of power through an appropriately sized relay.
Those Gyros will use a lot of amperage, especially when starting up with such a massive flywheel attached. They can use up to 10 times the current when starting. Consider using a resistor to limit current and prolong the life of the motor due to less heat.
Try to dedicate a fuse for everything, NEVER run something without a fuse! Electrical Fire Hazard.
Make sure the current capacity of your Alternator is rated to supply enough amperage at its designated voltage. Install a voltage meter at your dashboard, too.
If you need anything, just send me a message, I'll be happy to help.
It's a stator not an alternator well they are kinda the same. Yeah your right about relays and fuses. Lots of relays they allow for smaller switches and smaller wire. You can use multiple relays small to bigger and so on.
You’ve got something here buddy
You’re like a mad scientist. I LOVE it!!
Just a thought from a motorcycle enthusiast, motorcycles need to lean to turn. Your bike tries to lean and your skid pads won’t let it. Hence, you can only drive straight. Hope this helps.
This build is getting pretty crazy! The paint changes the whole thing it looks great
Put a POT or a current limiter in series of the circuit for the gyro. You might have to figure out how much current you need for optimal gyro rpm to figure out the current. Or take a potentiometer (POT) and turn till RPM is found and measure the current.
i'm not into motorcycles but this and the monster chopper build makes my whole week complete.
All Hail DIY people!! I love watching this guy.
I was thinking of putting the fly wheel in the tire.
Thank you ror sharing! As im watching im realizing the amount of time effort and energy you put into the editing of the video in addition to building, testing and redesigning the bike. Thats a lot! Thanks.
Massive effort filming this - I appreciate how much extra effort it takes.
Saw this awhile back and it wouldnt stay upright now u got it bro great job
I love your white board in the back. I really need to start implementing something like that.
6:25 probably my favorite part of the video hahah!!! awesome build man
I caught the first of your vids a few weeks back, and after catching up on your build, look forward to seeing the next Installment
this Gyro you're building is great to see, with back yard mechanics, and great tools, can't wait to see you get this fettled and running sweetly
I admire your creativity and usage of everything you got near you to make an awesome stuff! Imagination is everything...
5:30 Good weld, cap is good, the toe is good and no excessive overlapping.
Awesome 😊
James brunton is the expert to teach you about gyros.
Odrive is a must.
Arduino is easy as you steal others projects.
James brunton gives away his code wiring and 3D models.
Yes Bruce! I do see that James gives away his code and models , I will have to look at it , I really struggle with the electrical stuff as you know haha
*Bruton
@@DktheWelder feel free to ask me anything anytime
I can't believe how well that worked, considering the small problems. Super cool bike man. Subbed.
I am a technology enthusiast and it was very interesting to watch the video. Thank you for sharing with the audience
Looks like a gyro is a must, friggen' Alfred probably bodgyed one up for the🦇. Thanks for the video, great work very interesting.
True Batman fan brother please keep going with project would love to see it fully functional you are a talented individual and I enjoy your content
The switch melted together because of the amount of amperage the electric motor pulls. Spend a little time googleing relays.
The only switch I had was an old dirt bike kill switch. The wiring was melting as well need some thicker stuff
@@DktheWelderwhat you really need is a current control method. The motor wants to pull too many amps as it's turning so slowly at the beginning it's effectively stalled. Something like a CV CC power supply or regulator would allow for gentler starting without melting the motor, wires, switches or fuses.
Maybe look into getting a flipsky FSESC6.7 they're good little units, with a skateboard motor. They have shitloads of options and are very powerful. It's more complicated than what you have now but .. there's advantages
this motor will be dead in no time anyway, he needs some sort of pwm controller or at least some crude softstart
@@jotham123 thats for 3 phase bldc motors, he have brushed dc motor, look for pwm dc motor controllers, they are much simpler things, alternately he could use two stage start by using some big resistor in series with the motor to limit the stall current for startup and when motor spins up to some speed, short the resistor with the second switch
@@ekstrapolatoraproksymujacy412 yes for flipsky vesc a new motor would be required, but would allow for huge RPM and power increase. Those are good alternatives as you suggest.
no link to insta360? That's the best view/demonstration I've seen of that camera - you should get some credit for it! oh wait, I see it. Clicking.
As a Canadian, the idea of a self balancing enclosed bike has a lot of appeal due to our climate. This intrigues me! Subscribed!
Do you dig the way Europeans say Aluminum? LOL
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7:03, I'll bet your neighbors love you. LOL
Looking forward to finish looking at this video later on today.
What I've seen is cool.
Definitely going to be the coolest 2wheel (or 3?) vehicle on the road when it's done.
This is a perfect fit for the jurassic park.
Just love the humor in these videos 😂
nice work there Mr.Wayne. I'm impressed
That’s one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.
This is a really cool build that's been fun to watch you create. Well done!
Thank you for sharing your projects!!! Ive been a sub of yours for years. All the video content I consume is via Y.T. since 2016 when I cut the cord of network TV. That being said I sub to hundreds of channels to give my support. But there is less than a dozen channels I click on excited to see a new up load. DK you are in my top 12 if not top 5 that I click on as soon as I see your upload.
You can and will figure out how to make your vision of you bike work. I believe you are so close and you have the skill set to do so. Please don't make it a 3 or 4 wheeler. Maybe just set aside for some time build a smaller project or finish an older and come back to it with a fresh mind set. You are so close and it's so cool. There is nothing else like it in real life. So please stick out your original concept. Any thing is possible and nothing worth doing is easy. I believe in you.
hell yeah that's sick. subbed when u referenced that monorail video last episode - gyro is so goddamn baller. hope u use that crazy monorail geared gyro design!
can't tell you how unreasonably pumped i was when this uploaded
u guys kick ass over there love from the states
What a beautiful Quiet Saturday Morning it is today Grabs the CHOP SAW😂😂😂
Glad to see you cruising!!! Can't wait to see this thing on the pavement!!!Maybe upsize your wiring and add a separate circuit to really spin that thing!
Is it just me or is this great to watch!
Cool vid! Funny, interesting and even the sponsored content was informative.
Thanks I am lucky to have a great sponsor that I can actually use that camera often !
I'm liking this a lot. It looks great, when that gyro powers up it sounds suitably 'scifi' and it actually reminds me of those robot bikes from 'Terminator Salvation'
Man that is an awesome build.
Makes me want to rebuild my Harley, again!
VERY COOL.
0:36 Well you at least still have the guard on the grinder! If it explodes you should be much safer than those impaled with shrapnel.
Your eyes however...
You and the guy making the iron man suit would make an unstoppable team.
Who's making the iron man suit?! 😮
In that small cabin I suggest that use a tank steering handle and piston to turn the wheel. I hope it helps you some
the cool thing about the dynamic gyro would be steering input, to be able to react to what you want the bike to do.
Just keeps getting better and better dude. Brilliant stuff
Bravo! Well, done my friend. I have always been fascinated by gyroscopes and seeing one being used in application (as opposed to demonstration purposes ) is really cool. 😎
Excellent work mate beautiful craftsmanship
The bike is looking more Cyberpunk with each episode. Magic Blue Smoke electrical gremlins are common on projects like this. It takes time and patience to sort them all out, I have confidence you will prevail.
The rim mount is brilliant! To get the gyro wheels to angle hopefully they don't need to be hogged out too much for self aligning bearings. Maybe you could drive the second wheel off the back of the first with a spherical gear(hail 3D printing)? Like if the second motor doesn't want to fit right or something.
Love the louvers!
Gotta love your 360 shots all the time too. Sweet camera with some cool software. I always thought they automatically focused on detected movement. TIL'd.
Awesome job!
From one street fighter to another, you got yourself a new subscriber 😂
It just keeps getting cooler
Awesome results with the gyro! The motor for the gyro is drawing about 11 amps, it needs a high current relay to run it. Can't run all that through the kill switch. Replace the kill switch, probably some melted wiring too.
Good projects. Later years 1980 Akira model projects motorcycles frame .
Extremely talented dude right here! That thing is awesome!!
Check onto a volt regulater to help not melt wires and awesome build keep up the good work
I enjoyed watching this a lot. You need to check out the build that Grind Hard Pluming just did, but more importantly they need to check out this video. Your projects are similar, and both need a gyro, so you are ahead of the game.
I knew your gyro motor was going to fail because I learned all about this stuff when I started a scooter parts company in 2001. The gyro worked perfectly, and your only issue was the short circuit you created while the motor was trying to spin up the weight. If the rest of the wiring and switches hadn't failed, the brush housing and commutator in the motor would have (or did).
The solution is to use a 500W scooter motor and controller which will allow you to slowly ramp up the flywheel to the required velocity without causing a short when the motor is ramping up.
Early Currie scooters (2000-2007ish) used a roller clutch on the motor which would allow the motor to stop once the flywheel was up to speed. Then you could add a simple circuit to run the motor when the flywheel dropped below a certain speed.
Regardless of the motor you choose, you will need a motor controller to ramp up the speed.
I would have donated these parts, but my shop was melted by the neighbors' tire fire last October.
If you want to know more and where to get the recommended parts, just reply and we'll figure out a way to communicate privately.
Extreme G here we goooooo!!!!!
Lol love your tattoo an understatment. Thankyou for a great update a real inspiration truly!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing!!! when you shot the fireball to inflate the tire
Amazing work can't wait to see this complete
Can you please release an insta360 video of the bike? Thank you.
Go for a BAT-TRIKE!!!! That would be a kool design
easiest fix is lower gage wire. and fuses so you don’t start a fire
Sir u are a badass. One many building army. Respect
This channel is so good. Get this man some support
The first episode of this series was recommended to me yesterday. I didnt know the channel before. I was going to make the very original comment "Do you have one of these in black?". I am sure nobody asked this before. I am glad I waited a bit before I made this cool statement.
That said: Dude, your builds are insane and you are making funny videos. Subscribed. :) I will casually binge watch the rest of the videos. :)
Thanks for watching, yes it comes in black haha
That was one of the better insta 360 ads I've seen.
This looks like it could be the real Bikepillar. Look it up, it’s an orange framed bike that might be just an unreal engine design but yours is cooler because it’s real, very nice.
Looks better than the movie bike. Guaranteed
I like the 3 wheeler idea tbh
This is incredible, thank you for the amazing videos!
Got to say I’m surprised how much the giro seems to do but it looks like you are heading in the right direction. Saying that, the 3 wheeler option isn’t a bad one. If you could set up leaning suspension, it’d be a blast to drive and look pretty cool.