I'm 99% SURE that I'm the ONLY here that can say that I've owned (thank you, Dad...R.I.P.) both the Z50 and the CT70 as brand new bikes. Fun fact, I still have my 1981 CT70 that he bought new for me at the age of 12. I'm 51 now, and in the slowwwww process of a full restoration. It is 98% rust free as it was kept inside a storage room with HVAC for 24 years before I brought it to my garage 6 years ago. Frame has been professionally repainted Ferrari (literally, using their paint codes) red. "Tahitian Red," from Honda, wasn't red enough for me, so I've gone full custom. Great videos guys.... very fun to watch!
The tank cleaner immediately impressed me and then I saw the work on the fender . Double Banger in a matter of seconds ! I'm an old guy with no welding skill but I know a good save when I see one . Excellent work !
Sam Ganos if you’re referring to the Honda Monkey, they have a 125cc engine from factory, 12” wheels, and are twice the size of a Z50. Sure, they look super similar but the Monkey is way bigger. The Z50s were never street legal, the Honda Monkey is. Two completely different motorcycles.
I use hot glue and plastic to seal the outside of the tank, then use epoxy tank coat on the inside. After a few coats inside, you can sand the plastic off the outside and paint.
We just bought our grandsons a couple pf SSR pit bikes. One is a 110 and one is a 125. They run great and are a ton of fun! Cannot beat the value for the money.
Glad to see y'all working on the Z's! I just finished a complete top end on my 1979 Z50R. I decided to go standard bore,still plenty of power to drag my 245lb self around. Keep up the work! Honda's never die!
I know your pain about fixing gas tanks my 1984 dr100 had a few small holes in it. i was able to just hit it with the mig and fill the holes. took a fair bit of time and is ugly but it works and doesn't dip gas any more. Keep up the great vidoes guys
I've been watching you guys for a couple years now restore sevral projects,and I always wanted to restore something like yall did.Well my grandma is moving into a new house,and me and my mom are moving into her old house and taking over the payment. She's had this exact same honda mini trail stuffed deep in her shed for as long as I've been alive and I've always wanted to fix it,well I'm almost 16 now,and I asked her if the bike could stay with the house and I could fix it up.and she told me yes,its the exact same bike tires are flat and dry rotted for sitting for so long its been sitting basically since the 70's.and I cant tell if the original paint is brown or not because of all the rust.but I am so lucky that yall fixed the same exact bike up,I cant wait to get to working on it! Edit:also if you guys see this the bike has no compression on the Kickstart, annything I should try to fix it,or what it may be?
Just wanted to tell you how much of an inspiration you have been for the last couple years. I am working on so much more in quarantine. Loved the vid btw
Guys, I haven't even watched the video yet but I have to tell you the 30+ minute videos are making me super happy! I'm so excited about where you guys are taking this channel! Keep up everything you guys are doing! Definitely my favorite RUclips channel!
My buddy once strapped the fuel tank of his chevelle to the back wheel of his farmall M,jacked up tge rear end,put it in road gear and let it idle for two hours with rocks in the tank. Worked mint!
Love the videos! Just a small suggestion for cleaning the tanks, add white vinegar. Just pour in a couple cups when adding the nuts/bolts. Also helps when dumping after cleaning as there is no dust to worry about inhaling.
I am new to this channel and it is bringing back some great memories. In 1976 I was a sophomore in high school. In junior high. My best friend was given a Honda SL 70 along with his brother. They were neat little bikes. Had a lot of good times on those bikes.
In Britain we used to call them Monkey Bikes and there was no Haynes Manual for them so you had to follow Honda Cub diagrams and descriptions for accuracy but those that were issued on British Roads were of 70cc capacity and these centrifugal clutch engines were often replaced with 50cc equivalent builds.I also remember the handlebars on the designs for British version always had play in them because of the rubber washers underneath the stem clamps.
@@drewtooker4243 Yeah, that would definitely be more practical and doable but I would be more interested in seeing them take on the challenge of making a mini sidecar bike that actually carries two people. Maybe even two people and cargo if that's even at all possible.
I've had great results with fiberglass resin when it comes to patching holes in fuel tanks. The last one I did, had more holes than a showerhead and it's still holding two years later.
@@randombuilds8336 true. I kinda was poking at they already own the front end loader. Alternatively, making a utility kart like a Cushman wouldn't be bad either.
When youre doing an old rusty tank like that it works better if you use a handful or two of short drywall screws, and then put in Lacquer thinner if it's varnished up gasoline, or Vinegar if it's dry rust inside - Also- when you have rusty spots on a frame, just wire brush it and paint on some OSPHO and then paint it-
Leave it stock the old Japanese bike are almost all.gone now they dont realise what they have or they just dont care all there going to have is a goofy little bike with goofy little parts these 2 guys almost remind me of Wayne's world dont know just guess what there wrecking
I'm 40 now but I learned how to ride on a 1982 z50r it was red ... 3 speed ... I was about 10.... and only other experience on a gas powered vehicle was a dingo gocart next bike was a 94 rm80 .... I've ridden many of bikes since but the z50r was the greatest bike ever to learn or cruise...
My first bike. 1971 Honda Mini-Trail (gold, because the chicks liked that color), I was 5. I still have the scar on my leg from that muffler guard, it has the imprint of the guard.
For the tank get some "red-kote" tank sealer, you can put a piece of tape over the holes and fill the tank with the sealer, it works great and is fairly cheap, I. Had to coat the tank on my ysr50 with it because it had holes in the bottom and it works great, red kote is what most radiator shops and gas tank repair shops use to reseal tanks.
What a transformation. Thank you for giving this beauty a life again. That new engine is insane for such a tiny bike. My younger self would have loved something like this.
You guys should get evapo-rust, it is really good at getting rid of rust, and you can reuse the fluid more than once. (I would recommend filtering it though)
so yh my dad got killer deal on a motorcycle it was all dirty and nasty and 4 hours of cleaning it and it look band new i was so surprised. love the video
@@CarsandCameras I'm on a tight budget because I am taking care of my mother who has head and neck cancer I have a MB 200 mini bike is there any way you could tell me where to get lowest prices upgrades for it thank you 5150joeking@gmail.com
One of the things I really like about you guys is that y'all are true do it yourself guys sure you could buy all new parts to fix these projects up but y'all don't like the gas tank cleaning and finder fixing I just really respect you guys for being real
I put one of those Lifan 200cc engines on my yerfdog that’s the same as the Subaru yerf dog and it rips, I wish I could go to Busco beach with you guys
I don't usually leave comments BUTT!!(= I absolutely LOVE how you guy's have kept ur ROOTS tinkering and fixing rusty toys for the average guy's.. I'm ALWAYS enjoying your builds Ike & John PLEASE KEEP IT UP!! stay safe&happy fellas😁✊🔥
I currently have a 98 model great condition gonna hang on to it bought it for our oldest son when he was little still ride my grandkids on it actually just serviced it again I remember one of the neighbors sons down the road had a little yellow 76 he got it brand new in March 76 hr brought it up to our house and rode me around on it a few times I was 7 yrs old at the time I loved it that thing flew it was fast I later on as a teenager had a 1980 XR80 I love those honda 4 strokes tough little engines as long as you take good care of them.
had one in 84 you can put a 70 top end port the head a little and it will fly i got mine to 59 mph on a police radar gun had to cut the handlebars and move them foward to get clearance for my knees way cool guys
@@stittyd Yeah... No one is forcing me to go. But I am a disabled veteran and this is the first job in 5 years that was willing to hire me even though I can't stand for more than 15 minutes, crouch more than a few times a day, etc. I need to pay bills, and for my kids. So while I don't HAVE to go, I need to go.
If they treat you like crap, record it. Report it HR & better business Bureau... They are breaking many laws treating you badly. As a Veteran some of these become felonies automatically. Usually its a Bad Apple Store Management Problem. Not a Company problem.
@@Kendalon they do treat employees wrong. I knew a fellow that worked for them for many many years. ( Best parts guy they ever had ) and after all the years of loyal service they demotted him and his pay. ( Cause to help the company cut backs) not sure if he finally left or they let him go. He now works for independent company
@@brianmccann666 Oh they don't out right do it. They just add more work, harass you to come in on your day off, ( blowing up your phone) and expect you to do things you can't do.
For the fuel tank, there are liquid rosin kits that get poured inside and swirled around to coat everything. They work pretty good from the reports my mechanics gave in Afghanistan.
OHMIGOD! You guys actually washed a project you're going to work on! Hey, it looks a lot better and gets rid of some of those spiders at the same time. Maybe you could make a habit of it? Good shop practice.
What a great video, such a transformation of that little Z Honda! What a laugh watching John low side it, then stay on when it looked like for sure that thing was gonna spit him off at the end at what looked about 190 MPH! Great video guys!!
When I repaired the fuel tank on my '79 Corolla, I used a special type of metal solder for the big holes, filed them down, submerged the tank in water to check for leaks and then used RedKote tank sealer after the inside was cleaned! It worked perfectly!
I used our Z 50 and Trail 70 at times to bring the cows in for milking on our dairy farm here in Michigan. It helped to have the handlebars that folded down to go under the electric fence.
I've been watching y'all over a year. I always give every video before I even watch it because I know it's going to be good. Happy for all y'all success.
@35:53: A challenge... Take them out in nature for a backpacking campingtrip. They're small enough to fit on the hikingtrails, and light enough for the occasional push.
My best friend had a 1969 z50, we rode that thing everyday for many many years.. SOooooo good
Nice
I'm 99% SURE that I'm the ONLY here that can say that I've owned (thank you, Dad...R.I.P.) both the Z50 and the CT70 as brand new bikes. Fun fact, I still have my 1981 CT70 that he bought new for me at the age of 12. I'm 51 now, and in the slowwwww process of a full restoration. It is 98% rust free as it was kept inside a storage room with HVAC for 24 years before I brought it to my garage 6 years ago. Frame has been professionally repainted Ferrari (literally, using their paint codes) red. "Tahitian Red," from Honda, wasn't red enough for me, so I've gone full custom. Great videos guys.... very fun to watch!
John : sometimes you can feel our brilliance thru the screen 📺
🤓😎
I'm 63. So interesting seeing these old bikes again!
The tank cleaner immediately impressed me and then I saw the work on the fender .
Double Banger in a matter of seconds !
I'm an old guy with no welding skill but I know a good save when I see one .
Excellent work !
Road trip two of them to Bosco Beach, ride the trails then road trip back home. The ultimate all a rounder.
Z50’s were never street legal in the u.s.
Road trip with camping and cooking supplies.
Sam Ganos if you’re referring to the Honda Monkey, they have a 125cc engine from factory, 12” wheels, and are twice the size of a Z50. Sure, they look super similar but the Monkey is way bigger. The Z50s were never street legal, the Honda Monkey is. Two completely different motorcycles.
Equinox Designs oops your write, my bad
@@samganos5514 All good homie! I am glad I could teach you something new. The more knowledge the better!
“Hey John look that’s probably why we didn’t have any compression.” Yes and a good chance why it did not start. LOL
I use hot glue and plastic to seal the outside of the tank, then use epoxy tank coat on the inside. After a few coats inside, you can sand the plastic off the outside and paint.
Nice job guys it's good to see the old 50's coming back to life and hell yeah you guys need to road trip them
We just bought our grandsons a couple pf SSR pit bikes. One is a 110 and one is a 125. They run great and are a ton of fun! Cannot beat the value for the money.
You guys are true American Heroes for fixing these things up
Thanks for making me feel old, I'm older then that bike , me and Freiburger thank you both of us born in 73
1974 here. I want a '74 z50 or ct70, or ct90...
Glad to see y'all working on the Z's! I just finished a complete top end on my 1979 Z50R. I decided to go standard bore,still plenty of power to drag my 245lb self around. Keep up the work! Honda's never die!
I know your pain about fixing gas tanks my 1984 dr100 had a few small holes in it. i was able to just hit it with the mig and fill the holes. took a fair bit of time and is ugly but it works and doesn't dip gas any more. Keep up the great vidoes guys
34:22 I love the face John made I bet he was thinking "let's send it dude, righteous way to retire a rim"
I've been watching you guys for a couple years now restore sevral projects,and I always wanted to restore something like yall did.Well my grandma is moving into a new house,and me and my mom are moving into her old house and taking over the payment. She's had this exact same honda mini trail stuffed deep in her shed for as long as I've been alive and I've always wanted to fix it,well I'm almost 16 now,and I asked her if the bike could stay with the house and I could fix it up.and she told me yes,its the exact same bike tires are flat and dry rotted for sitting for so long its been sitting basically since the 70's.and I cant tell if the original paint is brown or not because of all the rust.but I am so lucky that yall fixed the same exact bike up,I cant wait to get to working on it! Edit:also if you guys see this the bike has no compression on the Kickstart, annything I should try to fix it,or what it may be?
Just wanted to tell you how much of an inspiration you have been for the last couple years. I am working on so much more in quarantine. Loved the vid btw
Thanks
@@isaacitllbefine7231 ill back this lol yall are my heros cant wait to meet yall at pates swap meet next year!!!!
That 125 makes a heap of difference on the small bikes - We just put one in a Honda Dax. Thanks for the video guys
ROAD TRIP i totally agree you guys need to have fun on those classics. I want a 1971, currently have a 1970 RUPP enduro
That was my second mini bike when I was a kid only mine was red. Brings back some great memories!! Thanks guys.
Guys, I haven't even watched the video yet but I have to tell you the 30+ minute videos are making me super happy! I'm so excited about where you guys are taking this channel! Keep up everything you guys are doing! Definitely my favorite RUclips channel!
Thanks
My buddy once strapped the fuel tank of his chevelle to the back wheel of his farmall M,jacked up tge rear end,put it in road gear and let it idle for two hours with rocks in the tank. Worked mint!
Love the videos!
Just a small suggestion for cleaning the tanks, add white vinegar. Just pour in a couple cups when adding the nuts/bolts. Also helps when dumping after cleaning as there is no dust to worry about inhaling.
I am new to this channel and it is bringing back some great memories. In 1976 I was a sophomore in high school. In junior high. My best friend was given a Honda SL 70 along with his brother. They were neat little bikes. Had a lot of good times on those bikes.
I love the longer videos can you keep do this
These little Hondas are one of the most durable bikes ive ever seen , use to ride one several yrs ago, back when Moses was a kid 👍
In Britain we used to call them Monkey Bikes and there was no Haynes Manual for them so you had to follow Honda Cub diagrams and descriptions for accuracy but those that were issued on British Roads were of 70cc capacity and these centrifugal clutch engines were often replaced with 50cc equivalent builds.I also remember the handlebars on the designs for British version always had play in them because of the rubber washers underneath the stem clamps.
My brothers friend had one of these when we were kids and I was so so jealous!
It’s never gone away and as an adult I still really want to go own one!
Weird idea, do a little cargo sidecar on one of the z50s.
Cool idea
thats a crazy awesome idea! a mini dual-sport side car. LOL.
Not for cargo, for a person so they can ride it together. And make it two wheel drive like a Ural
RS7JR I mean like trail gear, cameras and extra fuel. Basically for road trips and backwoods exploring
@@drewtooker4243 Yeah, that would definitely be more practical and doable but I would be more interested in seeing them take on the challenge of making a mini sidecar bike that actually carries two people. Maybe even two people and cargo if that's even at all possible.
Content has only gotten better over time unlike other channels
I've had great results with fiberglass resin when it comes to patching holes in fuel tanks. The last one I did, had more holes than a showerhead and it's still holding two years later.
The ethanol will eat it ip
Hide a small flexible fuel cell under the seat, and call it done (keep the old tank on for aesthetics). Keep doing what you do!
Ike stepping on that wheel was Honda mini asmr
You guys are the most fun next to ol red beard! Love your videos! I look forward to every new one!!
You need a garden wagon for dragging around motors and dead bikes.
Or a front end loader....
@@cokeacolasucks lol, split the difference and go bobcat. Big enough to drag a small car, small enough to store easily.
@@randombuilds8336 true. I kinda was poking at they already own the front end loader. Alternatively, making a utility kart like a Cushman wouldn't be bad either.
Random builds a bike is never dead in the hands of these guys!
When youre doing an old rusty tank like that it works better if you use a handful or two of short drywall screws, and then put in Lacquer thinner if it's varnished up gasoline, or Vinegar if it's dry rust inside - Also- when you have rusty spots on a frame, just wire brush it and paint on some OSPHO and then paint it-
The yellow one should be Yelonda. The red one should be Ronda. I love these little bikes. That ended up being a bad ass little bike. nice!
That fuel tank repair kit works very good. I used it on my 85 Honda atc200es. Worked very well!
"adjustable hammer" omg i know that got some people's nerve! rofl too funny
Crescent hammer
Leave it stock the old Japanese bike are almost all.gone now they dont realise what they have or they just dont care all there going to have is a goofy little bike with goofy little parts these 2 guys almost remind me of Wayne's world dont know just guess what there wrecking
@@rickwaldren3633 🤡
I'm 40 now but I learned how to ride on a 1982 z50r it was red ... 3 speed ... I was about 10.... and only other experience on a gas powered vehicle was a dingo gocart next bike was a 94 rm80 .... I've ridden many of bikes since but the z50r was the greatest bike ever to learn or cruise...
John, "Are we gonna jump it or what!?" Classic!
My first bike. 1971 Honda Mini-Trail (gold, because the chicks liked that color), I was 5. I still have the scar on my leg from that muffler guard, it has the imprint of the guard.
Lol dope
Hey guys, love your vids. Can’t wait to see the outcome of the 4x4 bronco!
Same. Can’t wait.
Me too
With a gokart engine 😆
For the tank get some "red-kote" tank sealer, you can put a piece of tape over the holes and fill the tank with the sealer, it works great and is fairly cheap, I. Had to coat the tank on my ysr50 with it because it had holes in the bottom and it works great, red kote is what most radiator shops and gas tank repair shops use to reseal tanks.
Twinning is winning
What a transformation. Thank you for giving this beauty a life again. That new engine is insane for such a tiny bike. My younger self would have loved something like this.
You guys should get evapo-rust, it is really good at getting rid of rust, and you can reuse the fluid more than once. (I would recommend filtering it though)
Excellent, thank you very much. Fantastic viewing. Yes please to the road trip. Regards Gareth Wiltshire UK. Gratitude. Quality.
Thanks for watching
I love these long videos there awesome! Keep up the good work!
Man you gonna have more time in it then if you were just to spend the money on a new tank..I love you guys I love your optimism
so yh my dad got killer deal on a motorcycle it was all dirty and nasty and 4 hours of cleaning it and it look band new i was so surprised. love the video
Props to your dad!! Those make the best bikes!
I've been watching your videos for years I'm glad you guys are still at it
When’s the next trophy truck build coming out man it’s killing me and I’m sure other people to we want the trophy truck 😂
Just came to comment this
Wednesday!
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@@CarsandCameras use druoglass mix it like bonds but its fiberglass and will seal the tank
@@CarsandCameras I'm on a tight budget because I am taking care of my mother who has head and neck cancer I have a MB 200 mini bike is there any way you could tell me where to get lowest prices upgrades for it thank you 5150joeking@gmail.com
One of the things I really like about you guys is that y'all are true do it yourself guys sure you could buy all new parts to fix these projects up but y'all don't like the gas tank cleaning and finder fixing I just really respect you guys for being real
I put one of those Lifan 200cc engines on my yerfdog that’s the same as the Subaru yerf dog and it rips, I wish I could go to Busco beach with you guys
Love the longer episode, over the shorter videos. Keep up the awesome work guys, I want one of these bikes now.
I think that you guys Restore some z50 that will be lit
Now thats the way you break in a fresh motor well maybe not....Z50 road trip is a big hell yeah 😎 👍
Well done guys. I'm guilty of trying to start an engine with no spark plug too. Work on things like this long enough silly thing will happen.
I love it so many ways to shake rocks in gas tank. Yet Ike finds the ultimate way!! Love the videos guys!!
Me: comes in from project
Cnc: has uploaded
Me: nice
Wow same
I'd like to see a ct125 and z125 drag race. This much fun should be illegal, but its not. Great vid guys
Love the videos you guys inspired me to build and make videos of my own
Why are you commenting this on most of their videos 😂
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@@Hitycooking okay that I don't mind
I don't usually leave comments BUTT!!(= I absolutely LOVE how you guy's have kept ur ROOTS tinkering and fixing rusty toys for the average guy's.. I'm ALWAYS enjoying your builds Ike & John PLEASE KEEP IT UP!! stay safe&happy fellas😁✊🔥
I'm glad I saw this video ive been having a bad few days and this has made my day
I ride my 71 CT70 around Northfield Mn, and the potholes are a very real danger with those size tires. I’d be nuts to ride a Z50 around here. Lol
2:14 crosskart with bronco: H A T
bronco: plz help meeeeeeee
Road trip a must! That was an epic C&C burn out to end with!
27:46 - It's got what bikes crave! It has electrolytes.
Brawndos got electrolytes. Brought to you by Carl's jr.
I love that movie idiocracy
I currently have a 98 model great condition gonna hang on to it bought it for our oldest son when he was little still ride my grandkids on it actually just serviced it again I remember one of the neighbors sons down the road had a little yellow 76 he got it brand new in March 76 hr brought it up to our house and rode me around on it a few times I was 7 yrs old at the time I loved it that thing flew it was fast I later on as a teenager had a 1980 XR80 I love those honda 4 strokes tough little engines as long as you take good care of them.
26:28 Total it'll be fine moment. You can see a cloud of dry rotted rubber flying from the rear tire. 🤣
Did the same thing with a Honda 550 tank and a tracker with a jack works amazing not gonna lie
America: this 125 is wery fast
Finland: 125 is lazy swap 212cc engine in honda monkey
video????
Chester Harrah just type in RUclips ”212 cc monkey”
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anyone seen that video about that little monkey bike with a Suzuki 450 motor
@@timmins2k215 do you mena the suzuki PV engine swap?
had one in 84 you can put a 70 top end port the head a little and it will fly i got mine to 59 mph on a police radar gun had to cut the handlebars and move them foward to get clearance for my knees way cool guys
Hey I work at Advance Auto Parts.
They treat their loyal employees like crap.
Nobody is holding a gun to your head, making you go every day.
@@stittyd Yeah... No one is forcing me to go.
But I am a disabled veteran and this is the first job in 5 years that was willing to hire me even though I can't stand for more than 15 minutes, crouch more than a few times a day, etc.
I need to pay bills, and for my kids. So while I don't HAVE to go, I need to go.
If they treat you like crap, record it. Report it HR & better business Bureau...
They are breaking many laws treating you badly. As a Veteran some of these become felonies automatically.
Usually its a Bad Apple Store Management Problem. Not a Company problem.
@@Kendalon they do treat employees wrong. I knew a fellow that worked for them for many many years. ( Best parts guy they ever had ) and after all the years of loyal service they demotted him and his pay. ( Cause to help the company cut backs) not sure if he finally left or they let him go. He now works for independent company
@@brianmccann666 Oh they don't out right do it. They just add more work, harass you to come in on your day off, ( blowing up your phone) and expect you to do things you can't do.
I'm so happy we can finally get some classic mini motorcycle or any 2 wheeled vehicles ... thanks for the awsome content 😀
On Helmet Cam
Everyone: watching the road ahead
Me: watching Ike’s cheek bounce around
Lol i saw that too
For the fuel tank, there are liquid rosin kits that get poured inside and swirled around to coat everything. They work pretty good from the reports my mechanics gave in Afghanistan.
"We've got like 10 of these...."
So take good parts off another one to repair this one?
They're all in similar shape, we ended up stealing the best wheels off another one to put on this one.
Bugger.
I was sure when you first showed them off there were some good looking parts.
You "could" take the top part of 2 rims and weld them together.
OHMIGOD! You guys actually washed a project you're going to work on! Hey, it looks a lot better and gets rid of some of those spiders at the same time. Maybe you could make a habit of it? Good shop practice.
idk how i feel about these z50 videos...i still chew my parents out for letting mine leave my house without me and its been well over 25 yrs... :(
my neighbors had them. there were three in the neighborhood i grew up in. my folks never let me get one.
Finally got to go inside go powersports today w my daughter...we had a great time..got some good help and got parts for our kart
That bike with the 125cc on it is an amazing build.
The rock tumbler gas tank cleaner outer is the best thing I have seen on RUclips. Amazing:-)
What a great video, such a transformation of that little Z Honda! What a laugh watching John low side it, then stay on when it looked like for sure that thing was gonna spit him off at the end at what looked about 190 MPH! Great video guys!!
Hey guys, great find with these bikes, and nice video!
Dude that was awesome!!! I had one back in the early 80's. Great little first dirt bike!!👍👍
When I repaired the fuel tank on my '79 Corolla, I used a special type of metal solder for the big holes, filed them down, submerged the tank in water to check for leaks and then used RedKote tank sealer after the inside was cleaned! It worked perfectly!
yeah dudes ultimate z50 fishing roadtrip with tents and everything! much love from Estonia!
I used our Z 50 and Trail 70 at times to bring the cows in for milking on our dairy farm here in Michigan. It helped to have the handlebars that folded down to go under the electric fence.
This video reminds me of the qa 50 I had as a kid. It was tough! As much fun as could be had with 2 gears. Great video as always
love the longer vids keep up the good work
I think it's called funder karts the chassis is fiberglass the wheels ate plastic and it is belt driven and tilt steering for kids
I've been watching y'all over a year. I always give every video before I even watch it because I know it's going to be good. Happy for all y'all success.
It looks really good guys good job
I remember when y'all had 10000 subs! Keep up the awesome work guys and thank you for the amazing content twice a week!
@35:53: A challenge... Take them out in nature for a backpacking campingtrip. They're small enough to fit on the hikingtrails, and light enough for the occasional push.
Nice fix on the "River/Creek" Crossing!
With t bolt as a new sponsor would be cool to see a pit bike build. great idea btw 125 on Rhonda
What a great episode 👏🏼. Such a great turn around for that little classic!