I love how you are moving into manual machining, and combining with your previous mastery of additive manufacturing to simplify layout and marking. Keep up the good work!
It's reverse of how I learned machining. Back in the seventies, we had machines to learn on in shop class. Then out into real shops. Learning spray metal, welding, and making. My brother has a variable inverter in his shop. We have a old lathe and mill. And a assortment of machines. He got a Ender 3 pro printer. We are moving to a new location, with more room for expansion.
"You have to drive as if you are invisible to everything else on the road". Truer words were never spoken. Until you really understand and believe this, you shouldn't be attempting anything on two wheels. Long time subscriber, first time commenter, love your channel, great video, thank you for all your inspiration and creativity!
I’m really happy just to see you putting out another video, and that you’re all ok and still looking great! And, you’re right about the build quality. I could see they’ve used much better or higher spec’d hardware, so that’s at least one danger removed.
We love taking a ride with you, Noami. Shenzhen is such a beautiful and interesting city, especially at night.The bike is a step foreword. I think they are working out their designs domestically in China before entering the export market. They are almost there. Thanks so much for all the DYI machining know-how. You are an inspiration to do-it-yourselfers.
Was someone driving behind you to do the distance shots of you on the bike? That looked great! Really happy you're sticking to longer form videos; especially from makers I think things like TikTok and RUclips Shorts just aren't as fun to watch because you just don't have the chance to get into the meat of the review or project, even though the depth and detail is really important. Thanks for another cool video Naomi.
As a long-time motorcyclist, absolutely great safety advice throughout this video that applies equally to operating any two-wheeled (especially motorized) vehicle! Nobody else sees you, and you should be riding something that is both capable enough and you're comfortable enough operating that you can notice and get _yourself_ out of any bad situation somebody else can put you in regardless of who's right or wrong. Interesting e-bike with some nice upgrades, and a reasoned and well presented review!
Thank you and way to promote all the gear all the time mentalities. As a long time rider it drives me nuts the amount of people that thi k physics change because the bike is smaller. Ride safe.
I enjoyed the combination of riding footage, making/installing mods, and the final review. I think it is a great format. Your segment on safety equipment and "sign an organ donor card" had me laughing more than I should have. It was all spot on and important commentary.
Naomi; love your inciteful video. I discovered the extreme bull by accident. I'm impressed by the acceleration and speed that the bull has to offer. But, upon watching this vid; I'm amazed at your creativity and your ability to work with c.a.d, 3d printers and lathes. Much respect for you!
Such a before bed treat, really made me forget all about my day and just relax and enjoy the relaxing content, the lovely build details and your always thorough review. Thank you!
This is a great video! I like how you are using your 3D printing knowledge to help with other parts of your builds. Old skills support the new ones! And the voice-over is new, explaining what you're doing as you go. It's fun to see how your You Tube channel continues to evolve. Especially in spite of the roadblocks You Tube has thrown at you over the years. So impressed, proud and happy for you!!! 🎉
This is a great review, love your safety modifications, being so low to the ground one wouldn't want to be road paste! You seemed to travel really well in the back alley areas though where big trucks won't be able to go. Great video as always!
Your comments on being seen are spot on, Miss. In my motorcycle class we learned the most common thing at an accident site is "I didn't see them at all!".
Great review and not messing around with safety warning. Also really looking forward to see what is in the future with the machining tools. Nice work Naomi.
Very cool review, Naomi ! Nice to see you're healthy and still active. Your advice is excellent : " Remember that you're invisible and always wear your protective gear! " I've been weaving my motorcycle(s) through heavy traffic for 17 years to work (in Brussels!) and you're absolutely right! I always say to every other biker "Stay safe. You are only immortal for a limited amount of time."
Great to see Naomi back on bikes and scooters. The Alien Rides bike/scooter looks insane and a lot of fun to ride. I am going to have to find someone that will let me ride theirs.
I love all the tools and machinery you have,projects are easier to do with proper tools ,thanks for this video your work is appreciated, as always be safe and wash up when you're through.🙂
It’s been a long time since I’ve gotten to watch one of your videos, love how your shop has grown and your talent has progressed. Keep up the fantastic work, I really enjoy watching your very informative videos!
I don't think I need to say much, you are amazing, I was very happy with your project of this e-bike, you are very smart and talented, a woman of great value. Congratulations and greetings from Brazil- Rio de Janeiro, to all the people Chinese.
Great to see you back in the shop again with some new toys. You never disappoint. Always have loved your demos and evaluations. Oh, and you look awesome in black. One thing if you will use your new upgraded cycle you might want to consider a bigger front headlight. We don't want anything to happen to you. Its been too long between new videos. We miss you !!!
very awesome advice about making yourself seen as much as possible to the world around you and keeping an close eye on them alll...really dig yer shop... the light stick is sick... live hard...ride free
As an owner and rider of the K4, a helmet, good pants, gloves and rugged shoes is a must. Like you, I fashioned an extended luggage rack (10"x14") with an 30" extended upright matching the backrest. With that I was able to attach a bicycle turning signals on the top so any cargo wouldn't block the lights. Going to add LED light strips after seeing yours. Plus add those cool mirrors of your too. I got my K4 up to 52 MPH on flat ground but my battery use was significant. Being able to scoot away is a big plus compared to most e-bikes and e-scooters. I had one crash due to leaning into a turn too steep and slid away. Hence the pants and gloves. Part of the learning curve, Thanks for the review and looking forward to more of your e-bike rides.
Prototyping parts can take a while to get it working as intended but i really enjoy your creativity using 3d print part to do metal work pretty creative nice work. Sure can be pain to prototype it but once made u can replicate it almost anytime.The Bull K6 E-Bike seems nice with the ability for custom work its definitely a worthy check. It seems little unstable but hopefully that back installment will make it more stable on road adjusting the weight a bit. Customizing it is always a plus its also nice mention that it can be fixed with ease on the go and parts are not that hard to find overall.Thank you for showing the creative work on the customs awesome as always!
Well done, Naomi, glad to see you doing videos again. The K6 seems to be a nice enough unit. Love your light pole. Your 3-in-1 machine is fine for what you are using it for, saves space. Stay safe and well, say hi to Momo for me.
Hey Happy ! , Great to see your creativity and fine mind at work again :) I noticed the headlights (the motorcycle one) was a narrow beam , maybe you can put a spread beam on it too to illuminate things each side ? Otherwise , cool to have wheels without stinking petrol being involved. Take care and gong xie with everything
Great to see you looking after yourself safety wise on the bike Naomi, agree it's especially important on silent low profile bikes like that, a car/truck could easily pull out and never see you coming at all. Keep safe - loved the mods you made 😊 and love bikes so great to see this type of content! 👍🏻👍🏻
A machinist tip, center drills turn fast. Speed increases as diameter decreases. A 12 mm drill should should turn around 400 rpm, same as a 12 mm piece in the lathe. The center diameter of a center drill, determines rpm. So maybe a 1,000 rpm or more, for small drills. Low speed tends to break them, by taking off more than they can chew.
Love your new lathe/mill combination! Can’t wait for further review. Regarding light stick…. Red is the best color for low light conditions. Just my opinion though!! Keep up your great work!!!
As a motorcyclist, I can't recommend anything with that low of a seat height. Being able to see, and be seen better, is of key importance. Just being able to see into people's windows so you can see who's on their phone instead of driving is worth it alone. Also, props to you for testing in full gear. Eye candy is nice, but a lady who knows how important it is to cover up in safety gear is much better! Keep being smart and fabulous Naomi!
That's a nice little hobby layth. I used to use one that turned down rolls for steel mills. That's a nice scooter should be great to go around in narrow streets.
Thanks for bringing up safety over fashion, but I would recommend eye protection, preferably full-face. I've experienced large insects hitting my visor that would have likely caused an accident if I had left my eyes unprotected. Ride safe!
Some very interesting scooters on the side of the road as well. At 11:54 you can see a scooter thats similarly low in profile. But they don't seem that common. A good video overall. Thanks.
Cheers Naomi. As a cyclist, I have my fair share of broken bones et-al. I love how you ingeniously explain the need for and the consequences of not wearing a helmet etc. "get a organ donor card". I trained at Uni of South Australia as an electronic engineer, however we did one semester in the mechanical engineering workshop, plus at high school a semester in metal work, including lathe work. At one of my engineering jobs using a SMD placement machine, they also employed a fitter and turner and it was great to pick his brains about mechanical things. Its a whole different world. Love your work, my Laopo and I would love to go for a walk with you and your dogs. Contact us!
Great mods Naomi. Can't wait to see the video on that lathe/drill machine. The bike looked a little twitchy a couple of times, could have been road conditions (I couldn't tell at the time). Very cool review.
Very impressive crafting the modifications. Your use of the mill is also very good. The youtube channel This Old Tony had an episode on Tool Chucks and with the mill bit looking concentric and spinning off center, it might be worth your time looking into his video and a good look at the adapter in the collet for how round and true it is. I am supprised that extra lights to keep it visible was not included as LEDs are relatively cheap. In Canada, even if it is not registered as a vehicle, an e-bike needs to have ( in our regulations ) at least one mirror, turn signals and headlight and makes people here expect that as ' standard issue ' on one. It does look like it is comfortable and fun to ride. Edited to add: I do not mean to make it sound like it has no lights, just not enough for what a Canadian such as myself would expect as standard and safety needed.
Nice video. Cool shop. 7,000 Watts?? Nine HorsePower!!🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎That's far more than my first (50cc gasoline) motorcycle, and probably more than my second (a 250cc) really had. At city-speeds, that is fantastic. Agree that this is frighteningly vulnerable in a city, but where I am we have miles of near-deserted roads. And most drivers expect anything from bicycles to farm equipment to deer or moose at any time.
Haha and I’ve made aerospace parts on cheap Taiwanese manual machines that I’ve converted into CNC. Aerospace specs are .005 - .030. If it is a cast iron machine you shouldn’t have any issue obtaining this accuracy. While it is true that the quality of part reflects from the machine if you check runout, backlash, travel guides, gear lash, and squareness before you buy you can find chinese machines that can produce these results and even be improved upon if you have a nice machine to access modifying your parts. Its really not difficult to do when setup correctly. Then again I do machine for a living.
Always enjoy your content Wu and especially the machining of your own milled/created parts. Very cool! You always want to wear hockey / body armor on something like that just in case. Hope you and your family are well!
Thanks for the review! My next bike will be electric for sure. I just read your 3-part accounting of your experience with western media. I'm so sorry that happened. You are incredibly tough and resilient, you are an inspiration!
Hi Naomi, Looking at your milling and the poor finish it occurs to me you may be doing climb milling. Climb milling is when you move the piece in the direction the cutter rotates. Especially on fine cuts it leads to a rubbing action. To get the cleanest finish you have to move the piece so that the direction the cutter rotates causes it to bite into the moving piece. The rotation of the cutter blade is moving in the opposite sense to the direction of movement of the piece. This causes a cut rather than a rubbing action.
In Latin America it is impossible to have one of those motorcycles on roads so rough that they look like swamps. Even so, it looks like it fulfills its function.
My driving school teacher (way back in High School) had a phrase for us, "Dead right! You're right, but you're dead." Same warning about not betting your life on other's following all the rules.
Love you reviews! "spectacularly unsafe", Fantastic. Kinda miss the good old days of LED shoes and skirts, whatever you do you put enough attitude into to make a joy to watch! Stay safe
and that rider outfit. Have you considered starting a line of clothing? I think there are a LOT of people that would love to wear your style. Even a line of Naomi Wu riding armor!
Full Armour? Those shoes won't save your toes while you're sliding along the road. I'm sure you could work some steel toe biker boots into your iconic look for these tests. Love the EV reviews. Awesome work!
I was going to mention adding a visibility flag, but your light bar is SO MUCH BETTER. I should know better by now than to second-guess the SexyCyborg. 😅 Our area of the US is pretty stingy about allowing decorative lighting on road vehicles, though. I'd have to be boring. 🙄👍
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I love how you are moving into manual machining, and combining with your previous mastery of additive manufacturing to simplify layout and marking.
Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much!
It's reverse of how I learned machining. Back in the seventies, we had machines to learn on in shop class. Then out into real shops. Learning spray metal, welding, and making. My brother has a variable inverter in his shop. We have a old lathe and mill. And a assortment of machines. He got a Ender 3 pro printer. We are moving to a new location, with more room for expansion.
"You have to drive as if you are invisible to everything else on the road". Truer words were never spoken. Until you really understand and believe this, you shouldn't be attempting anything on two wheels. Long time subscriber, first time commenter, love your channel, great video, thank you for all your inspiration and creativity!
I’m really happy just to see you putting out another video, and that you’re all ok and still looking great!
And, you’re right about the build quality. I could see they’ve used much better or higher spec’d hardware, so that’s at least one danger removed.
We love taking a ride with you, Noami. Shenzhen is such a beautiful and interesting city, especially at night.The bike is a step foreword. I think they are working out their designs domestically in China before entering the export market. They are almost there. Thanks so much for all the DYI machining know-how. You are an inspiration to do-it-yourselfers.
I love how 3d printing expands your capabilities with templates and jigs. great vid!
Was someone driving behind you to do the distance shots of you on the bike? That looked great!
Really happy you're sticking to longer form videos; especially from makers I think things like TikTok and RUclips Shorts just aren't as fun to watch because you just don't have the chance to get into the meat of the review or project, even though the depth and detail is really important. Thanks for another cool video Naomi.
Yeah! Had a chase bike for part of it😅
Very impressive setup for a home workshop! You can prototype and build anything with all that gear.
The LED light pole looked great
Hi, Naomi I always get your videos on time through your chanel. Love from Florida, USA
As a long-time motorcyclist, absolutely great safety advice throughout this video that applies equally to operating any two-wheeled (especially motorized) vehicle! Nobody else sees you, and you should be riding something that is both capable enough and you're comfortable enough operating that you can notice and get _yourself_ out of any bad situation somebody else can put you in regardless of who's right or wrong. Interesting e-bike with some nice upgrades, and a reasoned and well presented review!
Hey everyone. Love the channel, hate how suppressed it is by RUclips. I check in monthly to the channel. Keep up the great work!!
Thank you and way to promote all the gear all the time mentalities. As a long time rider it drives me nuts the amount of people that thi k physics change because the bike is smaller. Ride safe.
Love it. Back in stock in 2.weeks. . so happy
I enjoyed the combination of riding footage, making/installing mods, and the final review. I think it is a great format. Your segment on safety equipment and "sign an organ donor card" had me laughing more than I should have. It was all spot on and important commentary.
Hey @Naomi-Wu, there is a scammer in your chat section
Thank you for the review. It’s always fun to watch you and what you are doing.
After riding a motorcycle myself for a few years I can really appreciate your advice on safe vehicle operation and protective gear. Cool video!
Naomi; love your inciteful video. I discovered the extreme bull by accident. I'm impressed by the acceleration and speed that the bull has to offer. But, upon watching this vid; I'm amazed at your creativity and your ability to work with c.a.d, 3d printers and lathes. Much respect for you!
I liked that you filmed the whole operation of the lathe rather than just zooming into the part being milled. It seems more involved than I imagined.
I like the LED safety rod. Very cool! Cars and trucks on the road can see you. Excellent work Naomi.
Such a before bed treat, really made me forget all about my day and just relax and enjoy the relaxing content, the lovely build details and your always thorough review. Thank you!
This is a great video! I like how you are using your 3D printing knowledge to help with other parts of your builds. Old skills support the new ones!
And the voice-over is new, explaining what you're doing as you go. It's fun to see how your You Tube channel continues to evolve. Especially in spite of the roadblocks You Tube has thrown at you over the years.
So impressed, proud and happy for you!!! 🎉
This is a great review, love your safety modifications, being so low to the ground one wouldn't want to be road paste! You seemed to travel really well in the back alley areas though where big trucks won't be able to go. Great video as always!
Thanks! 👍
Your comments on being seen are spot on, Miss. In my motorcycle class we learned the most common thing at an accident site is "I didn't see them at all!".
It is nice to see RUclips finally showing me when you have uploaded. Way to go! Thanks for the lovely presentation and keep on trucking :3
Thank you so much!
Always awesome to watch your content Naomi, thank you ❤
Great review and not messing around with safety warning. Also really looking forward to see what is in the future with the machining tools. Nice work Naomi.
Hey @Naomi-Wu, there is a scammer in your chat section
Very cool review, Naomi ! Nice to see you're healthy and still active. Your advice is excellent : " Remember that you're invisible and always wear your protective gear! " I've been weaving my motorcycle(s) through heavy traffic for 17 years to work (in Brussels!) and you're absolutely right! I always say to every other biker "Stay safe. You are only immortal for a limited amount of time."
Great to see Naomi back on bikes and scooters. The Alien Rides bike/scooter looks insane and a lot of fun to ride. I am going to have to find someone that will let me ride theirs.
I love all the tools and machinery you have,projects are easier to do with proper tools ,thanks for this video your work is appreciated, as always be safe and wash up when you're through.🙂
I love this ride and review coming from a savvy engineer. Thank you for reviewing this Naomi and focusing on safety!
My pleasure😁
It’s been a long time since I’ve gotten to watch one of your videos, love how your shop has grown and your talent has progressed. Keep up the fantastic work, I really enjoy watching your very informative videos!
Thank you very much!
like my motorcycle teacher said:
"Dress for the slide, not for the ride."
always wear your gear.
I don't think I need to say much, you are amazing, I was very happy with your project of this e-bike, you are very smart and talented, a woman of great value. Congratulations and greetings from Brazil- Rio de Janeiro, to all the people Chinese.
You're mods look so clean and well thought out like they were always intended to be there...
Great to see you back in the shop again with some new toys. You never disappoint. Always have loved your demos and evaluations. Oh, and you look awesome in black.
One thing if you will use your new upgraded cycle you might want to consider a bigger front headlight. We don't want anything to happen to you. Its been too long between
new videos. We miss you !!!
Great video SC, it almost feels like a mixture of your old and new video styles. Just awesome 🤘
You are so smart, honest and funny. Love your videos and work.
Keep up and be safe!
Thank you! Will do!
very awesome advice about making yourself seen as much as possible to the world around you and keeping an close eye on them alll...really dig yer shop...
the light stick is sick...
live hard...ride free
As an owner and rider of the K4, a helmet, good pants, gloves and rugged shoes is a must. Like you, I fashioned an extended luggage rack (10"x14") with an 30" extended upright matching the backrest. With that I was able to attach a bicycle turning signals on the top so any cargo wouldn't block the lights. Going to add LED light strips after seeing yours. Plus add those cool mirrors of your too. I got my K4 up to 52 MPH on flat ground but my battery use was significant. Being able to scoot away is a big plus compared to most e-bikes and e-scooters. I had one crash due to leaning into a turn too steep and slid away. Hence the pants and gloves. Part of the learning curve, Thanks for the review and looking forward to more of your e-bike rides.
Nice to see Momo again!
Prototyping parts can take a while to get it working as intended but i really enjoy your creativity using 3d print part to do metal work pretty creative nice work. Sure can be pain to prototype it but once made u can replicate it almost anytime.The Bull K6 E-Bike seems nice with the ability for custom work its definitely a worthy check. It seems little unstable but hopefully that back installment will make it more stable on road adjusting the weight a bit. Customizing it is always a plus its also nice mention that it can be fixed with ease on the go and parts are not that hard to find overall.Thank you for showing the creative work on the customs awesome as always!
It amazes me over and over again the wide range of skill set she's got. I hope you'll always be careful with those big machines.
Well done, Naomi, glad to see you doing videos again. The K6 seems to be a nice enough unit. Love your light pole. Your 3-in-1 machine is fine for what you are using it for, saves space. Stay safe and well, say hi to Momo for me.
Another outstanding video Naomi:)
It feels like Christmas whenever I get a notice that Naomi posted
Hey Happy ! , Great to see your creativity and fine mind at work again :)
I noticed the headlights (the motorcycle one) was a narrow beam , maybe you can put a spread beam on it too to illuminate things each side ?
Otherwise , cool to have wheels without stinking petrol being involved.
Take care and gong xie with everything
The LED speed display looked neat as its refresh rate and the camera scan rate interacted!
It feels like so long since we've had a Naomi build video. It's great to see you use your skills in the creation of something..
Great to see you looking after yourself safety wise on the bike Naomi, agree it's especially important on silent low profile bikes like that, a car/truck could easily pull out and never see you coming at all. Keep safe - loved the mods you made 😊 and love bikes so great to see this type of content! 👍🏻👍🏻
A machinist tip, center drills turn fast. Speed increases as diameter decreases. A 12 mm drill should should turn around 400 rpm, same as a 12 mm piece in the lathe. The center diameter of a center drill, determines rpm. So maybe a 1,000 rpm or more, for small drills. Low speed tends to break them, by taking off more than they can chew.
thx for bringing another review and for being a riding gear proponent.
thanks for another video. please don't stop creating! ❤❤❤❤
Good video , safety is always first ! I see that you even put your hair up when using any machines ! Nice job on all the parts .
Those are some great upgrades for that e bike and it is nice that it has the ability to be altered to suit the end user's needs.
Love your new lathe/mill combination! Can’t wait for further review. Regarding light stick…. Red is the best color for low light conditions. Just my opinion though!! Keep up your great work!!!
Thanks for the new video, Naomi! I love seeing what it's like in other parts of the world.
As a motorcyclist, I can't recommend anything with that low of a seat height. Being able to see, and be seen better, is of key importance. Just being able to see into people's windows so you can see who's on their phone instead of driving is worth it alone.
Also, props to you for testing in full gear. Eye candy is nice, but a lady who knows how important it is to cover up in safety gear is much better!
Keep being smart and fabulous Naomi!
That's a nice little hobby layth. I used to use one that turned down rolls for steel mills. That's a nice scooter should be great to go around in narrow streets.
Hi Naomi, great review
Love videos like this. Great engineering aspects but it’s also fun and pretty engaging. Makes me want to get one.
Thanks for bringing up safety over fashion, but I would recommend eye protection, preferably full-face. I've experienced large insects hitting my visor that would have likely caused an accident if I had left my eyes unprotected. Ride safe!
Love these reviews Naomi! What an insane (an insanely fun) vehicle.
I am happy to see MoMo coming into the camera view for some attention.
Thank you very much Naomi👍
Some very interesting scooters on the side of the road as well. At 11:54 you can see a scooter thats similarly low in profile. But they don't seem that common.
A good video overall. Thanks.
Nice, Fantastic use of 3D printing to make your life easier! Very cool. 👍👏👏👏
its always good to see you.
Cheers Naomi. As a cyclist, I have my fair share of broken bones et-al. I love how you ingeniously explain the need for and the consequences of not wearing a helmet etc. "get a organ donor card". I trained at Uni of South Australia as an electronic engineer, however we did one semester in the mechanical engineering workshop, plus at high school a semester in metal work, including lathe work. At one of my engineering jobs using a SMD placement machine, they also employed a fitter and turner and it was great to pick his brains about mechanical things. Its a whole different world. Love your work, my Laopo and I would love to go for a walk with you and your dogs. Contact us!
I think you like showing off to the boys, you got our dream workshop!
Great mods Naomi. Can't wait to see the video on that lathe/drill machine. The bike looked a little twitchy a couple of times, could have been road conditions (I couldn't tell at the time). Very cool review.
Very impressive crafting the modifications. Your use of the mill is also very good. The youtube channel This Old Tony had an episode on Tool Chucks and with the mill bit looking concentric and spinning off center, it might be worth your time looking into his video and a good look at the adapter in the collet for how round and true it is. I am supprised that extra lights to keep it visible was not included as LEDs are relatively cheap. In Canada, even if it is not registered as a vehicle, an e-bike needs to have ( in our regulations ) at least one mirror, turn signals and headlight and makes people here expect that as ' standard issue ' on one. It does look like it is comfortable and fun to ride. Edited to add: I do not mean to make it sound like it has no lights, just not enough for what a Canadian such as myself would expect as standard and safety needed.
Nice video. Cool shop.
7,000 Watts?? Nine HorsePower!!🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎That's far more than my first (50cc gasoline) motorcycle, and probably more than my second (a 250cc) really had. At city-speeds, that is fantastic.
Agree that this is frighteningly vulnerable in a city, but where I am we have miles of near-deserted roads. And most drivers expect anything from bicycles to farm equipment to deer or moose at any time.
Haha and I’ve made aerospace parts on cheap Taiwanese manual machines that I’ve converted into CNC.
Aerospace specs are .005 - .030. If it is a cast iron machine you shouldn’t have any issue obtaining this accuracy.
While it is true that the quality of part reflects from the machine if you check runout, backlash, travel guides, gear lash, and squareness before you buy you can find chinese machines that can produce these results and even be improved upon if you have a nice machine to access modifying your parts.
Its really not difficult to do when setup correctly. Then again I do machine for a living.
Always enjoy your content Wu and especially the machining of your own milled/created parts. Very cool! You always want to wear hockey / body armor on something like that just in case. Hope you and your family are well!
Thanks for the review! My next bike will be electric for sure.
I just read your 3-part accounting of your experience with western media. I'm so sorry that happened. You are incredibly tough and resilient, you are an inspiration!
Hi Naomi, Looking at your milling and the poor finish it occurs to me you may be doing climb milling. Climb milling is when you move the piece in the direction the cutter rotates. Especially on fine cuts it leads to a rubbing action. To get the cleanest finish you have to move the piece so that the direction the cutter rotates causes it to bite into the moving piece. The rotation of the cutter blade is moving in the opposite sense to the direction of movement of the piece. This causes a cut rather than a rubbing action.
Hi Naomi 😊 I learned a lot about machining by watching this video. Please take care of yourself. You are very talented. Thank you 😊
You are amazing naomi love this vlog
That light pole is a wonderful addition!
So nice Naomi 🤩❤️
Beautiful work as always.
In Latin America it is impossible to have one of those motorcycles on roads so rough that they look like swamps. Even so, it looks like it fulfills its function.
My driving school teacher (way back in High School) had a phrase for us, "Dead right! You're right, but you're dead." Same warning about not betting your life on other's following all the rules.
I love her videos. Keep up the great work
Those are some gnarly bolt-ons.
2:02 "Nothing to see here, just out for a walk. My human and leash are just invisible."
Suggest building a Sun Shade on the Display which should Help in Readability .. Great Video thanks Naomi!
You are on top as always!❤👍
Thank you! 😃
They should sell it in safety orange color, which ironically would make it look even more dangerous.
Being unfamiliar with the brand, I was very confused as to why Naomi was calling herself an alien 😂
She's a sexy cyborg apparently.
I thought the same thing and thought she was going to have some really wild outfit! 👽
Alien Rides are a reseller in the US. The brand is Extreme Bull which is connected with the EUC manufacturer, Begode.
Love your shop ☺
Looks like a scene out of blade runner...thanks for the video Naomi!
Love you reviews! "spectacularly unsafe", Fantastic. Kinda miss the good old days of LED shoes and skirts, whatever you do you put enough attitude into to make a joy to watch! Stay safe
and that rider outfit. Have you considered starting a line of clothing? I think there are a LOT of people that would love to wear your style. Even a line of Naomi Wu riding armor!
Elyeah New video! Today's going to be a *Goodday*
I’d love to hear the story of how you learned your skills. Thanks for all your effort making these videos over the years.
Great review, Naomi.
Outstanding Naomi.
Full Armour? Those shoes won't save your toes while you're sliding along the road. I'm sure you could work some steel toe biker boots into your iconic look for these tests.
Love the EV reviews. Awesome work!
Great light sabre, that will help
I was going to mention adding a visibility flag, but your light bar is SO MUCH BETTER. I should know better by now than to second-guess the SexyCyborg. 😅 Our area of the US is pretty stingy about allowing decorative lighting on road vehicles, though. I'd have to be boring. 🙄👍
Actually, you’re doing really good on the machining and wonderful upgrades
Thank you, Angel. 👭