Always fun to watch Mike I have restored many bikes of all brands know ha but I have started buying a lot of horizontal engine bikes you and I seem a lot alike thanks for your video’s. Randy Lee
Really enjoyed your sharing of the details. I can only imagine how much you have searched to find all of these improved retro subs and cleverly fabricated things to do the job. Rode a new Honda 70 like a cowboy, a Honda XL 350 was my buddy, a Suzuki 250 moto, and lastly, a Honda 750 Tenth Anniversary Limited w sixteen valves. An old couple accidently pulled out and my neck was finished (paralyzed); Henry Pearcy saved my life that day. My best days were on that Honda 70, though an accident on it was one of three hospital stays from a motorcycle. Love your UA-cams - be safe!
Nice after action review. Thanks Mike good info. I love my Frogg Toggs. I purposesly bought them one size too big to go over cold weather close as needed. Not pretty but they keep you dry and hold up well.
@@Smallbore2wheels They worked so much better than expected. Isaac’s phone got a little moisture in the lightning plug and wouldn’t charge until it dried out. Other than that, everyone was able to plug in while riding.
I really like the idea of using the start button on the aftermarket throttle mount as a “kill” switch. That way it already re-sets for the next start-up. I pulled my hair out one time on a bike build trying to figure out why it wouldn’t start, after a few months after it had started fine, only to finally realize what a numbskull I was not checking the kill switch.
@@IssacCastro-p8f Sorry, we’re not in the fabrication business. We built the two for our bikes, but we don’t do fab work on a daily basis. You might check with a steel shop or steel fabricator in your area.
@@MiniBikeMike that's alright,I am not to polished either.lol.I am 70,trying to get back into cycling.had a 400 in my 20s,now I have an ADV150 And a monkee.trying to get back into riding.hoping hubby will join me.want to get a cargo trailer to store them and fill with camping gear to take them with us. Truly love what you are doing
Enjoyed the ride along....And it seems like you actually figured out how to edit all that together nicely, I like hearing the motor run more than the music, but thats just my opinion......Oh, but you better figure out how to use those Stop signs though....😂
@@markoakley4343 Thanks for watching and commenting. Definitely wouldn’t be my first ticket, I’ve collected a bucket full of them, over the past 40+ years.
Always fun to watch Mike I have restored many bikes of all brands know ha but I have started buying a lot of horizontal engine bikes you and I seem a lot alike thanks for your video’s. Randy Lee
@@randylee3726 Thanks! They are fun little bikes, to both ride and turn a wrench. I appreciate you took the time to watch and comment.
Really enjoyed your sharing of the details. I can only imagine how much you have searched to find all of these improved retro subs and cleverly fabricated things to do the job. Rode a new Honda 70 like a cowboy, a Honda XL 350 was my buddy, a Suzuki 250 moto, and lastly, a Honda 750 Tenth Anniversary Limited w sixteen valves. An old couple accidently pulled out and my neck was finished (paralyzed); Henry Pearcy saved my life that day. My best days were on that Honda 70, though an accident on it was one of three hospital stays from a motorcycle. Love your UA-cams - be safe!
@@horsewnoname872 Thanks for watching. Damn, hate to hear about the accident. Glad someone was there for you. Again, thanks!
Thanks for taking the time to go through the gear and parts inventory. I appreciate it.
@@bartgoins1782 Thanks for watching and commenting.
Will look in to them.
Nice after action review. Thanks Mike good info. I love my Frogg Toggs. I purposesly bought them one size too big to go over cold weather close as needed. Not pretty but they keep you dry and hold up well.
@@johndavis6596 I’m sure what size mine are, but I think one size smaller would still fit over heavier clothing. 🤣 They really do a good job.👍🏻
As I'm just getting started, honest gear videos like this are great. Thanks.
The 17 tooth front sprocket is working great on my Icebear BTW 👍
@@aFriendlyPest Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Great video 👍🏾
Very informative
@@franciscoolvera6871 Thanks buddy. Hope all is well, out your way.
Great information Mike. I have a USB charger/voltmeter and it's definitely a must have
@@Smallbore2wheels They worked so much better than expected. Isaac’s phone got a little moisture in the lightning plug and wouldn’t charge until it dried out. Other than that, everyone was able to plug in while riding.
Mike's back! Great!
I really like the idea of using the start button on the aftermarket throttle mount as a “kill” switch. That way it already re-sets for the next start-up.
I pulled my hair out one time on a bike build trying to figure out why it wouldn’t start, after a few months after it had started fine, only to finally realize what a numbskull I was not checking the kill switch.
@@donsoule6411 You have to know to hold it long enough to actually kill the engine, but yeah, it works great.
@@MiniBikeMike That makes sense… In a panic-stop a person can only hope to go into a death grip while thumbing the button!!
Loved the video Mike. I’ll be picking up a few of those items. 😊
If you need links for anything, let me know.
I just got the Iron jas shoes,i like them
I'd absolutely love to buy a rack off you guys, I built a cl70 clone awhile back and that's the final addition I'd like for it
@@IssacCastro-p8f Sorry, we’re not in the fabrication business. We built the two for our bikes, but we don’t do fab work on a daily basis. You might check with a steel shop or steel fabricator in your area.
I just found your channel and subbed! Looks like I have some good videos to bing watch to catch up!
@@conniewaite1371 I’m glad you found the channel and thanks for subscribing. My videos aren’t very polished, but I try to put out content each week.
@@MiniBikeMike that's alright,I am not to polished either.lol.I am 70,trying to get back into cycling.had a 400 in my 20s,now I have an ADV150 And a monkee.trying to get back into riding.hoping hubby will join me.want to get a cargo trailer to store them and fill with camping gear to take them with us. Truly love what you are doing
@@conniewaite1371 Thanks! I love your thirst for adventure. I appreciate you took the time to watch and comment.
Enjoyed the ride along....And it seems like you actually figured out how to edit all that together nicely, I like hearing the motor run more than the music, but thats just my opinion......Oh, but you better figure out how to use those Stop signs though....😂
@@markoakley4343 Thanks for watching and commenting. Definitely wouldn’t be my first ticket, I’ve collected a bucket full of them, over the past 40+ years.
My son has an old moped ,he never could quite get it started .bet you would have fun with that.been sitting awhile,not sure if it's worth saving
Hey Mike, great video. Can you please send me the link of the footpeg with side kick stand and also the cel phone holder? Thanks a lot.
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Mike, what can be wrong with a 6 volt z50j1, very weak power to the headlight, headlight and indicators won't work at the same time. Any indications?
@@GriotDNB Bad battery
@@MiniBikeMike got a fresh one in there!
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@@cainbeeping8480 I didn’t add any. I got too lazy. If there is something in particular, let me know and I’ll send a link.