There’s 2 people in grind hard and they have buddies help them out a lot. They do great builds and I watch them every week, I’m not taking anything away from them. I’m just acknowledging Chris does everything by himself.
there is also wheeler builder but they make replica, the guy from street bandito did make pretty much the whole car with carbon fiber and there is also a smaller great channel called Electric Car in which he build an electric sport car you should definitely check it out
Brother I have to say you’re one of the most talented machinist and fabricators I’ve ever seen the quality and craftsmanship of your work bar none incredible love the videos keep up the great work!!!!
I’m looking at a full top end rebuild on my CBR 919 engine. Had water in it as well. Was able to get it pretty cheap it’s just repairing what damage has been done. Needs all new clutch plates, the clutch basket, cylinders need honing, new piston rings, wiring harness needs to be made from scratch or just use the old one, etc. once I get that right I’ll start modifying the existing buggy frame I have for the motor. Love your channel. Get a lot of inspiration from you 👍
It’s nice to see you keeping this build a more reasonable compact size so you can actually fit it on your trailer unlike the VFR1000 that sticks out the back and barely fits between the side rails.
Keep up the good work friend! I support you 100procent. I know what its like to maintain a channel. Its fun! But its also hard work you have to put in😃👍
Love your work man. Craftmanship is on another level. The only thing i would say is to get away from that early 90 frame look. Make them look more modern like today's utvs. Other that top notch man.
I'm just saying a lot of his project have the same style frame. Yes they work. But they are all starting to look very similar. Changing it up a little would be sweet.
You taught me a new technique Chris!!! I absolutely dig the shit out of using the piece of sheet to keep everything flat while you tack it. Funny how long I've been a mechanic/fabricator and NEVER thought of that. This is my favorite project of yours by far. Love the dimensions and design its gonna be badass. By the way, you can look up ways to simplify all the vacuum lines. Plug unnecessary openings and put breathers on openings that vent the crank case. I recommend doing a catch can instead of the PCV, you're gonna need it trust me. K&N makes an aftermarket air box for all superbikes, maybe look into that as far as the garbage you probably dont need on the OEM box. It's all emission bullshit anyway. It's easy, you're an extremely intelligent dude you can figure that shit out I have faith. If you would have bought an R1 engine I could tell you absolutely everything you would ever need to know. I've owned 7 R1s. I have a 2018 R1m right now and it's by far the most incredible motorcycle in the world. I smoke every other liter bike and all I have is full graves race exhaust, intake, and a chip. It makes 219 whp at 4370 feet above sea level. Plus it sounds like a really high revving V8. Spits flames between shifts and everything it's so badass.
That front end looks awesome! I'd mount the radiator up there and possibly fuel tank if there's space to give weight distribution. Plus it will look kinda like a vintage sand rail.
Not a big fan of that rear suspension but the front suspension looks really good. Also the buggy looks way better than the previous ones because it's more compact.
Hey hey Vic here, not Penny. 2:30 Nice test procedure 10:30 Me: Hey dude, don't you need to leave a little space somewhere so you can see where you're going ? Rather B: Nah, I'll figure it out later, after I get this suspension done. Love your builds dude. Oh by the way, besides the fact that you really should brush up on shop safey... you might try some corn starch (about a teaspoon) and a couple drops of water, make a paste and put it on that burn. It's a little something I learned in the kitchen. Works great on the wife's leg after she lets her leg touch the pipes on the Honda Shadow ACE I used to have. It's good stuff to keep around the shop. Cheers
Yes! Reverse trike! I want to see that thing articulate around s-curves. Go-Pro each suspension side and center in a slow motion montage! That would just set the bar so high!
I'm liking the look of the swept forward top wishbones. Don't think I've ever seen that before. There's something quite purposeful about that style. I still think you should one day build a rear engine buggy using the power train from a small front wheel drive car though. If you found an older car with points ignition and a carburettor it would be pretty much a self contained unit that you just needed to pipe fuel and power into, then 4 or 5 wires to make it start and stop. You'd have a reverse gear as standard too. If you made it with 2 seats, enough room for various engine options, and brakes all round so it can be made road legal, you might even be able to sell the plans and the rights to build them to a kit car company.
Reman1975 the car would be really heavy, I would use a 2 stroke triple snowmobile motor, or a newer twin with 160~ hp and cv trans and a lot less weight
Awesome work...I am loving this build thoroughly. Still would love to see a 4x4 build!! Every time I watch your channel I feel like building something!!
Another great video man 👌🏼 I think 90% of the joy and pleasure in building our “projects” is in the journey not the final result. Sure it’s nice to sit back and look at it all done and everything but.......🤷🏻♂️ So to not have a full blown plan going into things is part of the plan ; if that makes sense. 😂
You need to build a two seater or better yet a 4x4x4 or a 4 seat 4x4. That’s some pretty sweet engineering you did on that front suspension well so far the whole thing is sweet.
Safety brother. I've done the spinning metal of death in the drill press and the weld burn and they're never fun. I would recommend a drill press vice, and if I lived closer, I'd definitely come give you a hand with wiring. Love doing that stuff.
Love these builds. If you want something completely different, how about something like one of those Swincar E Spider things, they have the strangest suspension systems I've ever seen.
Man if you could see my arms !! Burned to shit!! I build aluminum boats from scratch. So I get burned all the time. Even with the correct ppe. Lol. It def sucks. Keep up the awesome work man. Your doin great !!!!
Man that would cool adding a transfer case and other components to make it 4x4 that buggy would be sick man with all that travel ur a he'll of a Fab guy
A. I think this project looks fantastic! B. 18:37 I once had a glob of steel go through a hole in my welding glove and cook it's way through my finger nail. That hurt for a while. C. ever thought about making something like a BW350?
You need to build a full-on car, you are practically there already. Runge Cars youtube channel is awesome, I think you could pull it off. Just one scratch-built car would be fantastic, it would make a great video series and a whole new level of challenges
Excellent work, man! I like the front end design. I've never liked that shape for the cage overall but, that's just me. (It'll work just fine) Oh yeah.. Using the stock airbox is always going to be better if you can. They make better torque than pod filters. And, make a set of low profile side tanks for either side of the seat. It'll look cool and hold a substantial amount of fuel. (Gotta run a fuel pump anyway, so....) Just my 2 cents...
I've always wondered if you could make a side by side out of a four wheeler, I think youd have a good shot at making it successfully, and I'd enjoy the hell out of a series like that.
Just a thought...if you're going for compact, you could do away with the upper a-arm and attach the shock mount directly to the top of the spindle, add some rigidity to the assembly and you'd have a macpherson strut.
I've had a few welding burns. A while back I ended up with a sot of rash on my forearms from MIG splatter. I knew it was burning me, but it was not bad enough to stop... Or so I thought. Of course it got worse with time, but did not actually get infected which is what I thought was going to happen. Anyway, I got some of those leather sleeves from Bangood for about $20, and together with gloves and the apron I wear as a matter of course, I have not been burnt since. (Touch wood) I loved the wooden template/jig btw.
Four-wheel drive ... Four-wheel drive ... Four-wheel drive. For the next prjekt ... Four-wheel drive. thank you for your work ! But Four-wheel drive ;-)
16inch thats not bad, nice, and upward travel limit looks good, as well as downward, i have no idea how you alwasy end up with proper fitment and movement of everything without designing or planning it at least on paper :D ;
Nice job. An as soon as I seen you holding the cross bar an start welding I said in my head thats gonna hurt lol im surprised you where able to hold on as long as you did lol. I do shit like that all the time. Its make for good stories lol noce job on making progress on the build tho
This one looks like it might be tall enough to pass as street legal, if you received a title with either engine. Not sure of your local laws though. Excited to see more progress on the trike, keep it up!
@@Ratkill9000 tru, i do like their stuff. Was kinda just a good natured ribbing due to their latest struggles w the "trophy truck I beam" (as they call it. Not really twin I beam tho) ;)
Cars and cameras are struggling but will work out well because it gains negative chamber as it compresses making it corner better. I set mine up for this on my video
Excelente !!! Eres muy bueno. ¿Tienes información sobre los amortiguadores? En el video aparece una carrera libre de 60 cm creo, Pero, sabes por ejemplo, la rigidez de la bobina por milímetro, la longitud extendida de ojo a ojo, etc. Saludos
Fella you are an amazing builder, are you self taught on all things involved, your machining tools and welders? I can't wait for this cart to roll out, it's going to be a beastly fast mover!
The vacuum pipes are for air ducts that open valves/solenoids and for map sensor. Use the original fuel tank and mount it as it would be on the bike, just behind the airbox, no need to worry about fuel pump/pipes then. Do you have original ignition/key/ecu, they are all coded (HISS). I have rebuilt these engines, the new engine did more than fall over the break like that, have repaired many crash damaged bikes but not seen damage on that part of the engine. Hopefully the top end is ok. Why do you not put a spacer between the bearings on the front hub so you can tighten the spindle fully like on a motorcycle wheel/hub?
The top a arm pivot needs to be lower on the buggy side so you gain negative chamber as it compresses making it corner much better. I just made my a arms check my video if you want . The offset a arm is great though that’s what trophy trucks do!
Front end kind of looks like The Edge Products Barracuda. 8" up 8" down for a total of 16" of travel is going to be helpful. Hopefully it's a smooth ride, hard to tell I video.
Usually you don’t want your suspension centered in travel. Especially if you aren’t getting air off of jumps. He’d be better having the buggy sit higher and have more up travel with the trails he has at Doe Mountain.
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If you aren't drawing these designs out ahead of time and just fabricating as you go, you are not only a fabricator, you are also an artist!!!
He has been known to use card to get a basic shape for a part before fabricating, aside from that its mostly all in his head.
That’s how most fabricators work. If you find someone who does they likely studied engineering or similar and dreamed of working in that field.
Then got stuck making gussets at a machine shop 😅😂
He is rather good isn't he.
Rather B does all of this by himself. Name another channel that does the quality of work he does and gets videos out every Sunday.
Or grind hard plumbing. Has some sick builds
There’s 2 people in grind hard and they have buddies help them out a lot. They do great builds and I watch them every week, I’m not taking anything away from them. I’m just acknowledging Chris does everything by himself.
And does some amazing work!! Just giving some more ideas for you tube pondering.
Moto mule?
Just saying he makes crazy stuff but I don’t watch his vids like crazy
there is also wheeler builder but they make replica, the guy from street bandito did make pretty much the whole car with carbon fiber and there is also a smaller great channel called Electric Car in which he build an electric sport car you should definitely check it out
Brother I have to say you’re one of the most talented machinist and fabricators I’ve ever seen the quality and craftsmanship of your work bar none incredible love the videos keep up the great work!!!!
Cars and Cameras are building a bathtub, you're creating art! I like it with that huge air box on top. Makes it look like its got a huge engine!
I’m looking at a full top end rebuild on my CBR 919 engine. Had water in it as well. Was able to get it pretty cheap it’s just repairing what damage has been done. Needs all new clutch plates, the clutch basket, cylinders need honing, new piston rings, wiring harness needs to be made from scratch or just use the old one, etc. once I get that right I’ll start modifying the existing buggy frame I have for the motor. Love your channel. Get a lot of inspiration from you 👍
Lol I love your humility! Gloves are our friends!🤣🤣
The reverse trike is what got me to subscribe. Please continue it
Love the music during the fast forwarded build part of the video.
RBW videos always make my day better man. Thank you!
Love it. Don't forget you have to be able to get it out of the garage. Looks super wide. Awesome Build. 8)
It’s nice to see you keeping this build a more reasonable compact size so you can actually fit it on your trailer unlike the VFR1000 that sticks out the back and barely fits between the side rails.
I'm loving the progress on the build! That suspension design looks really promising!
Dude your fab skills are epic. I’m in awe of your work.
Your home made lathe keeps kicking ass ! I love it !
You should do a tracked vehicle build. Your Machines are always awesome!!!
Nice work! I always learn new stuff through your videos that I can replicate on my projects. Keep it up!
Keep up the good work friend! I support you 100procent. I know what its like to maintain a channel. Its fun! But its also hard work you have to put in😃👍
You have come a long way Baby. Keep it up.
I like the A arm design! Looks like it will work great!
Love your work man. Craftmanship is on another level. The only thing i would say is to get away from that early 90 frame look. Make them look more modern like today's utvs. Other that top notch man.
Nah stick to what works, don't need to fix what isn't broken, form fallows function...
the old frame look is way better than this new crap
I'm just saying a lot of his project have the same style frame. Yes they work. But they are all starting to look very similar. Changing it up a little would be sweet.
@@menthasis4798 not sure about that one. I think the old frame look is cool in all but the new utv look way better.
@@lennym1273 yes it does work but im sure lots of his sub would like to see something a little different when it come to frame styling.
You taught me a new technique Chris!!! I absolutely dig the shit out of using the piece of sheet to keep everything flat while you tack it. Funny how long I've been a mechanic/fabricator and NEVER thought of that. This is my favorite project of yours by far. Love the dimensions and design its gonna be badass. By the way, you can look up ways to simplify all the vacuum lines. Plug unnecessary openings and put breathers on openings that vent the crank case. I recommend doing a catch can instead of the PCV, you're gonna need it trust me. K&N makes an aftermarket air box for all superbikes, maybe look into that as far as the garbage you probably dont need on the OEM box. It's all emission bullshit anyway. It's easy, you're an extremely intelligent dude you can figure that shit out I have faith. If you would have bought an R1 engine I could tell you absolutely everything you would ever need to know. I've owned 7 R1s. I have a 2018 R1m right now and it's by far the most incredible motorcycle in the world. I smoke every other liter bike and all I have is full graves race exhaust, intake, and a chip. It makes 219 whp at 4370 feet above sea level. Plus it sounds like a really high revving V8. Spits flames between shifts and everything it's so badass.
Really liking the look!! Also like how your trying to save weight on this build
I wish i had the skill set to fab things from scratch lol... love the builds man keep dropping that 🔥 content my guy.
Damn those front spindles are beefy! Nice work man
That front end looks awesome!
I'd mount the radiator up there and possibly fuel tank if there's space to give weight distribution. Plus it will look kinda like a vintage sand rail.
@Ethan Simmons or eat lots of McDonald's and get really fat. That'd work also
Love the builds man keep em up!!!!! Maybe down the road build a "mini" rock bouncer 4x4 would love to see how you work that out =D
It's called southern rock racing UTV class. He needs to build one
Not a big fan of that rear suspension but the front suspension looks really good. Also the buggy looks way better than the previous ones because it's more compact.
definitely ready to see more progress on the reverse trike! that thing is going to be sick!!!
Best looking one yet. Keep it up
Hey hey
Vic here, not Penny.
2:30 Nice test procedure
10:30 Me: Hey dude, don't you need to leave a little space somewhere so you can see where you're going ?
Rather B: Nah, I'll figure it out later, after I get this suspension done.
Love your builds dude.
Oh by the way, besides the fact that you really should brush up on shop safey... you might try some corn starch (about a teaspoon) and a couple drops of water, make a paste and put it on that burn.
It's a little something I learned in the kitchen. Works great on the wife's leg after she lets her leg touch the pipes on the Honda Shadow ACE I used to have.
It's good stuff to keep around the shop.
Cheers
man this cart is taking shape really quickly! got a bunch of progress in this vijeao
Yes! Reverse trike! I want to see that thing articulate around s-curves. Go-Pro each suspension side and center in a slow motion montage! That would just set the bar so high!
I Ben watching a lot of your vids I really like this front end an how its coming out its looks bad ass keep doing good work man 👍
I'm liking the look of the swept forward top wishbones. Don't think I've ever seen that before. There's something quite purposeful about that style.
I still think you should one day build a rear engine buggy using the power train from a small front wheel drive car though. If you found an older car with points ignition and a carburettor it would be pretty much a self contained unit that you just needed to pipe fuel and power into, then 4 or 5 wires to make it start and stop. You'd have a reverse gear as standard too.
If you made it with 2 seats, enough room for various engine options, and brakes all round so it can be made road legal, you might even be able to sell the plans and the rights to build them to a kit car company.
Reman1975 the car would be really heavy, I would use a 2 stroke triple snowmobile motor, or a newer twin with 160~ hp and cv trans and a lot less weight
Nice vid man! Wow that was a big tub of joints.
Awesome work...I am loving this build thoroughly. Still would love to see a 4x4 build!! Every time I watch your channel I feel like building something!!
Damnit RUclips... this series has slipped my notifications so far. But hey can binge watch now.
Your the man bro...keep up the hard work
Really coming along amazingly!! Also your music selection is always on point!!!😁✊🔥
I'm loving how this is looking
Another great video man 👌🏼 I think 90% of the joy and pleasure in building our “projects” is in the journey not the final result. Sure it’s nice to sit back and look at it all done and everything but.......🤷🏻♂️ So to not have a full blown plan going into things is part of the plan ; if that makes sense. 😂
this dude rocks! Welcomes from Brasil, gearbro
i love you videos amazing build keep it up
When that front shock first came into frame! 👀👀👀👀!!!!
You need to build a two seater or better yet a 4x4x4 or a 4 seat 4x4. That’s some pretty sweet engineering you did on that front suspension well so far the whole thing is sweet.
For your next shop upgrade I'd recommend that you build a 2x72 belt grinder dude. Great content as always
Love the build, and I by no means mean this as an insult. After seeing the front end and cage, I have thought of a name for the project. Pug buggy.
I CAN'T TELL YOU HOW MUCH I LOVE WHERE YOU'RE GOING WITH THIS. It LOOKS SO BAD ASS. The J on RUclips. 8)
Safety brother. I've done the spinning metal of death in the drill press and the weld burn and they're never fun. I would recommend a drill press vice, and if I lived closer, I'd definitely come give you a hand with wiring. Love doing that stuff.
Love these builds. If you want something completely different, how about something like one of those Swincar E Spider things, they have the strangest suspension systems I've ever seen.
just googled it and.... WOW! thats something different, very cool ;
This thing looks sick!
Your skills are insane, you could easily be doing bigger projects like cars an trucks as well.
I wish more people took s much care to make good quality spindles as you make!
Your an amazing builder I love your videos and I’ve trying to learn how to do the stuff you do
god I can't escape the song at 6:00. Grindhard overplays the heck out of it.
About time you try to keep it small, now just need to shorten the cage for the engine, move the engine forward away from the rear...
He did that because he wants to replicate the VW dune buggy with a rear engine design and not the mid-rear motorcycle buggies use.
@@Ratkill9000 the seat is way too forward tho
@@TheTothtamas and that's a problem why?
Unused space. It adds weight and makes the buggy longer for no reason.
Its gonna be epic
Love what you do mate
Looks good, remember to leave space for that steery thing and its rack/linkage... :)
"I'll figure it out."
Who needs a plan when you have a cut-off wheel and a welder?
Hopefully, the rings aren't rusted in the bottom end you're using.
Man if you could see my arms !! Burned to shit!! I build aluminum boats from scratch. So I get burned all the time. Even with the correct ppe. Lol. It def sucks. Keep up the awesome work man. Your doin great !!!!
This work is amazing!!!
Dang that thing really looks different, but I like it.
Man that would cool adding a transfer case and other components to make it 4x4 that buggy would be sick man with all that travel ur a he'll of a Fab guy
Good content. Well done!
Somebody needs to sponsor this guy!! And somebody to make the videos... then he has more time to build cool shit like this!!!
he doesnt have a sponsor already ?
A. I think this project looks fantastic! B. 18:37 I once had a glob of steel go through a hole in my welding glove and cook it's way through my finger nail. That hurt for a while. C. ever thought about making something like a BW350?
You need to build a full-on car, you are practically there already. Runge Cars youtube channel is awesome, I think you could pull it off. Just one scratch-built car would be fantastic, it would make a great video series and a whole new level of challenges
Love those shocks
This dude is awesome.
Excellent work, man!
I like the front end design.
I've never liked that shape for the cage overall but, that's just me. (It'll work just fine)
Oh yeah.. Using the stock airbox is always going to be better if you can.
They make better torque than pod filters.
And, make a set of low profile side tanks for either side of the seat.
It'll look cool and hold a substantial amount of fuel. (Gotta run a fuel pump anyway, so....)
Just my 2 cents...
I've always wondered if you could make a side by side out of a four wheeler, I think youd have a good shot at making it successfully, and I'd enjoy the hell out of a series like that.
Nice work there
Just a thought...if you're going for compact, you could do away with the upper a-arm and attach the shock mount directly to the top of the spindle, add some rigidity to the assembly and you'd have a macpherson strut.
I've had a few welding burns. A while back I ended up with a sot of rash on my forearms from MIG splatter. I knew it was burning me, but it was not bad enough to stop... Or so I thought. Of course it got worse with time, but did not actually get infected which is what I thought was going to happen. Anyway, I got some of those leather sleeves from Bangood for about $20, and together with gloves and the apron I wear as a matter of course, I have not been burnt since. (Touch wood) I loved the wooden template/jig btw.
17:01 funniest part :)
Four-wheel drive ... Four-wheel drive ... Four-wheel drive.
For the next prjekt ... Four-wheel drive.
thank you for your work ! But Four-wheel drive ;-)
Keep up the good work
16inch thats not bad, nice, and upward travel limit looks good, as well as downward, i have no idea how you alwasy end up with proper fitment and movement of everything without designing or planning it at least on paper :D ;
Nice job. An as soon as I seen you holding the cross bar an start welding I said in my head thats gonna hurt lol im surprised you where able to hold on as long as you did lol. I do shit like that all the time. Its make for good stories lol noce job on making progress on the build tho
lol
Been wanting to build a single seater buggy myself. Really digging the front suspension set-up. Would you mind if I stole your idea? Lol.
I hate when I burn myself welding lol, I feel your pain
This one looks like it might be tall enough to pass as street legal, if you received a title with either engine. Not sure of your local laws though. Excited to see more progress on the trike, keep it up!
Dobra robota. Super kanał!
Keep up the good work man just a suggestion could possibly put the gas tank behind the front bumper bar
you should build a cnc plasma table it’s totally within your capabilities
I thought the same thing when he was cutting out the tabs.
I bought one fairly recently. It's only a 4x4 table, but it does take up some real estate.
I'd be interested in seeing how chris would put something like that together. That homemade lathe he made is so bad ass!
You should give the "C &C" fellers a few pointers on front suspension building.(I think they could use the help about now). lol. :)
Yeah those guys build some good stuff but they burn a lot of time and material doing trail and error fab... that cross cart is sick tho lol
They do need a lot of help but they also like to do their own thing.
@@Ratkill9000 tru, i do like their stuff. Was kinda just a good natured ribbing due to their latest struggles w the "trophy truck I beam" (as they call it. Not really twin I beam tho) ;)
@@StupidEarthlings I know what you were getting at.
Cars and cameras are struggling but will work out well because it gains negative chamber as it compresses making it corner better. I set mine up for this on my video
Dudes got a straight up bucket full of thousands of dollars in Heim joints... I could barely even afford the four for my go kart lol
Excelente !!! Eres muy bueno.
¿Tienes información sobre los amortiguadores? En el video aparece una carrera libre de 60 cm creo, Pero, sabes por ejemplo, la rigidez de la bobina por milímetro, la longitud extendida de ojo a ojo, etc. Saludos
Absolute sorcery right there...
Now this would be something to take to cars and cameras track to jump it
Fella you are an amazing builder, are you self taught on all things involved, your machining tools and welders? I can't wait for this cart to roll out, it's going to be a beastly fast mover!
He said he was going to school to learn the skills !
The vacuum pipes are for air ducts that open valves/solenoids and for map sensor. Use the original fuel tank and mount it as it would be on the bike, just behind the airbox, no need to worry about fuel pump/pipes then. Do you have original ignition/key/ecu, they are all coded (HISS). I have rebuilt these engines, the new engine did more than fall over the break like that, have repaired many crash damaged bikes but not seen damage on that part of the engine. Hopefully the top end is ok. Why do you not put a spacer between the bearings on the front hub so you can tighten the spindle fully like on a motorcycle wheel/hub?
The top a arm pivot needs to be lower on the buggy side so you gain negative chamber as it compresses making it corner much better. I just made my a arms check my video if you want . The offset a arm is great though that’s what trophy trucks do!
Good job.
Hi Great inspirational build what tie rod ends, heim joints are you using, where do you get them? Building an offroad kart for my boys thanks
15:15 reminds of LOP outro . Lol 🤣
I do have one question though are you going to put limiting straps on the front suspension or just allow for full extension through your shocks
Not wearing gloves = instant gratification. I have a small divot in my thumb from where a biggun blob of molten stainless flew on it. :))
Thank you dude
Front end kind of looks like The Edge Products Barracuda. 8" up 8" down for a total of 16" of travel is going to be helpful. Hopefully it's a smooth ride, hard to tell I video.
Usually you don’t want your suspension centered in travel. Especially if you aren’t getting air off of jumps.
He’d be better having the buggy sit higher and have more up travel with the trails he has at Doe Mountain.