Man you guys did such an awesome job building the rokon we can’t wait for it to get here and get it painted!! It will be cool to meet you when you come out here!! Thanks for all your help with Ed’s rokon!!
@@BikesandBeards Us fans can't wait for the reveal either. Should be great. Little trivia for you in case you've never heard it before. Back in the day we referred to them as "Tote Goats". Referring to the ability to haul cargo and the ability to "Go On Any Terrain". I suggested Ed name it the "Golden Goat". shame on me for planting that bug there. HAGD day guys.
In 1975 my college roommate Norm rode his Dad's Harley Electra Glide up 3 floors- 6 flights of stairs- to our room. Sometimes it's not the bike but the riders determination to go anywhere. That was an adventure!
The amount of communities and friendships that have come out of this collaboration is one of the most amazing experiences I’ve ever witnessed. Thank you to everyone who has pitched in to get the Golden Nugget and Rokon ready for Ed. I can’t wait to see Ed pull up to a rescue scene in the Nugget.
Nurse eric here, love how Shawn started riding toward the car like he was going to try to gas it over the top then quickly bailed like a smart man. I was laughing, I thought you might go for it, glad you didn’t. Still love the content with Craig and yourself. Keep up the great work fellas. 👍🏼🇺🇸
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Remember seeing the ads for the original one in magazines like Popular Mechanics & Mechanics Illustrated back in the day. Always assumed loggers, farmers & the Forestry service bought these. I only saw one in person once at a campground. The owner described it as a motorized mountain goat! Good work, Ed will be proud!😁👍
These things will almost climb a power pole ⚡ 😁 When I was young, I was always fascinated with those ads... Never bought one, but have owned many motorcycles over the years. 67 and still riding... ✌️
A family in my hometown owned 2 of them back in the '70's. I remember they called them "Tote Goats". Referring to the ability to haul cargo and the ability to "Go On Any Terrain". I suggested Ed name it the "Golden Goat".
Watching this video brought back good memories of me and my old buddy Cowboy (RIP) 14 years old at the time, riding our Honda 90s through the woods, mud, trees, etc., just to get to the hard roads where we’d ride our butts off. Of course our parents didn’t know we were on the highways, we were just “trail riding”. Love watching your videos. God Bless
Around 1970 my dad sold these at his garage ... the traction on trails over trees and up hills was formidable. As long as you could hang on you could go over almost anything. 😮❤
I had a 1966, about the same condition as Ed's. I can't count how many times I was peeled off the bike because the bush got too tight. The Rokon would just keep going, the only limit I found was my ability to stay on it. Best thing to do is think of it as a trials bike, put the bars higher and stand up more often. You guys did a good job bringing this one back.
Not surprised that the older original bike is better than the modern one. In my experience this holds true with about 99% of all products… many of the so-called improvements are just cost cutting measures or to make it more lawyer proof.
@@mattcary8075 I’ve said for decades that this has become a disposable society.. people use to buy a zippo lighter and have it forever now they buy a bic lighter every other day…
A lot of companies only care about profit these days as long as they can make money they'll just put any BS out now vs back then when they actually cared about quality
The front and rear sprockets from Ed's Rokon are bigger, this alone is a huge mechanical advantage. This is why it has so much more torque. Well done guys!
Hi guys. I've been watching the rebuild of the nugget and the "Baby Nugget ". Back in the mud to late eighties, I work on a Game Ranch in Hluhluwe, in South Africa. There were two Robin's laying under some old tarps gathering dust. Apparently left after a movie being made about Game capture, and the Rokons were used in the movie. They hadn't run for years, but after a bit 8 managed to get one running. I took it for a ride around the ranch. Fun to ride. The only draw back was that mud would get stuck between the wheels and frame, locking up. But it was good fun. Thanks for bring back memories.
That thing is literally the child of a tractor and dirt bike. I could see plenty of use for getting equipment and supplies into remote locations and moving stuff around. Definitely a cool tool
Man I already wanted one of these bikes bad and now after seeing the video I want one even more. Love this series and can’t wait to see the end result when Ed see’s the bike. I bet it gets him back out riding again. Awesome series.
I have a 69 the same as the one in the video. its fun to ride, but its not all that fun at the same time. The slowness of it kind of just brings down the fun level. But it will pretty much go anywhere you point it within reason. I mainly use it during hunting season. I've had 4 deer in the sled behind it and dragged it miles out of the woods.
You and Craig are the bomb. Hell, I've never even owned a motorcycle and yours is a favorite channel. The mix of humor and tech challenges make every video a relaxing, enjoyable part of my day. So, just a general hats-off to you guys. Thanks.
What a plus having the larger diameter tires. Always like the fat tire bikes for the beach sand use. Had no idea this machine existed until to you both started working on it and showing some of its mechanical workings, thank you both.
Hope you guys are there when Ed get all three of his stuff giving to him you look like you enjoy doing this build for Ed going to be a lot of tears that day as well
Ed will be so happy can’t wait to see Ed heading down the road in the golden nugget with the Rokon in tow you guys are awesome just like all the people Matt and Matt’s off road recovery, Paul and Fab rats as well as Robbie Layton and his crew and all the people in between, great gestures of love for that grandfather everyone sees in Ed.
I rode an original version a decade ago. It was a rough riding bastard with no suspension. My childhood 1969 Honda 70 didn't have much suspension but it rode like a Cadillac compared to an old Rokon. Just a pogo seat post would have probably been enough and it would still preserve the classic lines that original bike shape has.
This is how I first heard about your channel was when Matt or Paul was talking about who all was helping out on Ed’s Rokon. I been watching your channel ever since. You guys are awesome and extremely generous people. God bless each and everyone of you.
A classic case of newer isn't always better IMHO . You guys do a great job on rebuilds/restorations and I also dig the variety of content you bring to the channel too . Robbie does fantastic work too . I almost wanna find a car to crash and ship it over from the UK for Robbie to fix . He's THAT good LOL . Keep up the good work guys. Thank you Fattrucker
I'm a "lawn renovator" and know the one kick joy. My trimmer is a one pull even after it sits 4 mos over the winter. Redmax. 4yrs old never serviced just taken care of. Yes that is fancy for "I cut grass"
Wow I didn’t realize you could ride a Roku … mine just hooks up to my tv and streams netflix shows! I’m taking it out to the back yard as soon as I get home !!!
The fact that the new one spun both tires on the pavement with 550-600 lbs of dudes sitting on it is very impressive. It did it pretty much without slipping the clutch at all too. I was impressed
Awesome Sean and Craig!!!! This project is so good!!!! watching you guys reviving this bike has been a pleasure to see!! Can't wait to see Eds face when it's presented to him!!!
You really should start off in 1st and shift through the gears, the Albion trans. in that bike is made to shift on the fly and that clutch will thank you for it. Another thing on these old beasts, the transmission cover is a weak link when kick starting and is very hard to find. It would be a good idea to use the rope start and save the kick for backup.
Very nice! I use to see this in a tote goat store when I was a kid. That pipe is probably going to burn the leading edge of the piston as it is not reflecting cooling gas back into the port during exhaust like an expansion chamber does.🤷♀️🚀
WAIT WTF!!!!!!! I Watch MOR ALL the time! how did I miss this collab?! I am catching up but damn I knew about the nugget and now I am finding out about this?!!!!!! Holy shit Ed is so awesome and now two of my favorite channels are/have done things for him!!!
Sean, you and Craig make a great team. Looks like you guys had a great time. By the way I left you a reply on your last Oley swap meet video. Good luck guys!
Thanks guys you've givin me the motivation to change my stator out today ive been working on a bike but I've had many hardships so far and I'm so close to being done
Look forward to seeing you in Utah for the reassembly - you will really like the environment and the vibe - great job rebuilding the Rokon and giving it a proper test.
The more weight you out on the front tire the better a rokon will climb. And they'll pack out a deer or even elk. And there are but really hard to find pumps, side cars and trailers and all kinds of different things. They were originally made as a utility work vehicle. And lots of militaries used them overseas. There are still some available but the old ones are hard to find. There are rokon clubs.
I love how the new model of Rokon couldn't move the tree, even with "Maximum" traction Craig on the back - LOL (I'm always picking on the "BIG" guy" - LOL), you guys are hilarious - love your vids, thanks
Thanks for the great videos. I did not know they still made those bikes. I remember the old bikes back in seventies when I was a kid. And thought they were pretty cool.
Loving this build. Reminds me of the Tote Gote I had as a teenager in the late-70's. That thing would go anywhere if you had traction (it was only rear-wheel drive).
Shawn calls wife" Is the life insurance up to date?" She said " Yes shawn " Also Shawn's wife." I know how stupid you can be so I keep up with all insurances ".. 🤣🤣
I’ve always wanted one of these. And now that my girls are 8 and 12 I think this would be a good intro into motorbikes. They are already familiar with four wheelers and we have a ton of paths and trails to ride down here at the old home place down in York County here. So it’ll just start to give that two wheel feeling. So this video has sold me I’m gettin’ a ROCON! Probably a vintage and a new one just for the girls to have options.
I’m glad Ed’s rokon is getting the love it deserves, however you guys made many comments about how a normal bike would go through that, and I couldn’t help but laugh. Most people riding enduro on the west coast ride through that every ride
These dudes idk but they weren’t on my suggestions lately and I had find my old buddies for some cool bike related stuff and pretty funny videos . I’ll give credit where credit is due and this stuff makes me laugh so well done 👍🏻
Awesome work guys! Based on the tank, the gold on Ed's little tugger will be awesome, I'd be worried about scratching it up - not sure how many log piles Ed will be climbing with it. Love the new one you have too, they are cool bikes. God bless.
You always hear people saying they don’t make them as good as they use to. And most of the time they’re wrong. But this one might be the case. Cool watching the comparison!
My dad use to paint transmission towers in the early 60s and they had a rokon to haul their paint and stuff up mountains where no regular vehicle could go
Awesome job!!!! I'm a dedicated fan of the Golden Nugget/Rokon projects across all the channels, and I'm loving the hard work and dedication everyone's put into this....
i was scrolling through the facebook market place looking at things for sale near me. i came across one of these things, listed as a 1971 frame and wheels, for $150. pretty neat little bikes.
I knew if anyone could do it, it would be you guy's! Thanks so much for your help and hard work getting this done for Ed! can't wait to see it finished, omg it going to be amazing.
Each to their own, but I find it irritating when people say "drive a bike" or "driving a bike" etc... You ride a bike, not drive it... But don't get me wrong! I'm absolutely loving this build !!!
Man you guys did such an awesome job building the rokon we can’t wait for it to get here and get it painted!! It will be cool to meet you when you come out here!! Thanks for all your help with Ed’s rokon!!
It’s going to be a lot of fun. I’m really excited
@@BikesandBeards Us fans can't wait for the reveal either. Should be great.
Little trivia for you in case you've never heard it before. Back in the day we referred to them as "Tote Goats". Referring to the ability to haul cargo and the ability to "Go On Any Terrain".
I suggested Ed name it the "Golden Goat". shame on me for planting that bug there.
HAGD day guys.
I really think when they said it can drive over cars they meant your kids power wheels cars.
Go go power wheels power wheels power makes you go.
Yo robby that tank looked killer 🔥 you guys rock
@@petehenry7878 no hence old goat it may bother him
In 1975 my college roommate Norm rode his Dad's Harley Electra Glide up 3 floors- 6 flights of stairs- to our room. Sometimes it's not the bike but the riders determination to go anywhere. That was an adventure!
In those days every man did stuff like that
Thats pretty neat and all but why?
@@briansmith2875 cuz why not? 🤷♂️
@@briansmith2875 Because it was there and at 18-19 all that mattered was the challenge. Besides you weren't supposed to...
The amount of communities and friendships that have come out of this collaboration is one of the most amazing experiences I’ve ever witnessed. Thank you to everyone who has pitched in to get the Golden Nugget and Rokon ready for Ed. I can’t wait to see Ed pull up to a rescue scene in the Nugget.
Nurse eric here, love how Shawn started riding toward the car like he was going to try to gas it over the top then quickly bailed like a smart man. I was laughing, I thought you might go for it, glad you didn’t. Still love the content with Craig and yourself. Keep up the great work fellas. 👍🏼🇺🇸
that was the plan , top use momentum but then i bailed for sure
Great comment I love therevideos too
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Seriously glad you two are doing the final build. 🤜🤛
oh yeah
Remember seeing the ads for the original one in magazines like Popular Mechanics & Mechanics Illustrated back in the day. Always assumed loggers, farmers & the Forestry service bought these. I only saw one in person once at a campground. The owner described it as a motorized mountain goat! Good work, Ed will be proud!😁👍
These things will almost climb a power pole ⚡ 😁
When I was young, I was always fascinated with those ads...
Never bought one, but have owned many motorcycles over the years.
67 and still riding... ✌️
A family in my hometown owned 2 of them back in the '70's. I remember they called them "Tote Goats". Referring to the ability to haul cargo and the ability to "Go On Any Terrain". I suggested Ed name it the "Golden Goat".
They still make them. Pull out that credit card and go for a rip.
Really deserves that name
Watching this video brought back good memories of me and my old buddy Cowboy (RIP) 14 years old at the time, riding our Honda 90s through the woods, mud, trees, etc., just to get to the hard roads where we’d ride our butts off. Of course our parents didn’t know we were on the highways, we were just “trail riding”. Love watching your videos. God Bless
Around 1970 my dad sold these at his garage ... the traction on trails over trees and up hills was formidable. As long as you could hang on you could go over almost anything. 😮❤
I had a 1966, about the same condition as Ed's. I can't count how many times I was peeled off the bike because the bush got too tight. The Rokon would just keep going, the only limit I found was my ability to stay on it. Best thing to do is think of it as a trials bike, put the bars higher and stand up more often. You guys did a good job bringing this one back.
Great video really shows the fun you can have on a ROK-ON whole time your telling the wife how hard it was to clear the back 40 👍👍🤙
Not surprised that the older original bike is better than the modern one. In my experience this holds true with about 99% of all products… many of the so-called improvements are just cost cutting measures or to make it more lawyer proof.
well the faster it breaks the faster they get a new one
@@mattcary8075 I’ve said for decades that this has become a disposable society.. people use to buy a zippo lighter and have it forever now they buy a bic lighter every other day…
A lot of companies only care about profit these days as long as they can make money they'll just put any BS out now vs back then when they actually cared about quality
Now that’s how you test drive a Rokon! Great work on the rebuild guys.
The front and rear sprockets from Ed's Rokon are bigger, this alone is a huge mechanical advantage. This is why it has so much more torque. Well done guys!
Hi guys. I've been watching the rebuild of the nugget and the "Baby Nugget ". Back in the mud to late eighties, I work on a Game Ranch in Hluhluwe, in South Africa. There were two Robin's laying under some old tarps gathering dust. Apparently left after a movie being made about Game capture, and the Rokons were used in the movie. They hadn't run for years, but after a bit 8 managed to get one running. I took it for a ride around the ranch. Fun to ride. The only draw back was that mud would get stuck between the wheels and frame, locking up. But it was good fun. Thanks for bring back memories.
That thing is literally the child of a tractor and dirt bike. I could see plenty of use for getting equipment and supplies into remote locations and moving stuff around. Definitely a cool tool
i had same business as you since 1973, just not a as big,just love working on bikes,68 now,.still doing it.
Man I already wanted one of these bikes bad and now after seeing the video I want one even more. Love this series and can’t wait to see the end result when Ed see’s the bike. I bet it gets him back out riding again. Awesome series.
Same here...
I have a 69 the same as the one in the video. its fun to ride, but its not all that fun at the same time. The slowness of it kind of just brings down the fun level. But it will pretty much go anywhere you point it within reason. I mainly use it during hunting season. I've had 4 deer in the sled behind it and dragged it miles out of the woods.
You and Craig are the bomb. Hell, I've never even owned a motorcycle and yours is a favorite channel. The mix of humor and tech challenges make every video a relaxing, enjoyable part of my day. So, just a general hats-off to you guys. Thanks.
thank you so much eric
What a plus having the larger diameter tires. Always like the fat tire bikes for the beach sand use. Had no idea this machine existed until to you both started working on it and showing some of its mechanical workings, thank you both.
Hope you guys are there when Ed get all three of his stuff giving to him you look like you enjoy doing this build for Ed going to be a lot of tears that day as well
Ed will be so happy can’t wait to see Ed heading down the road in the golden nugget with the Rokon in tow you guys are awesome just like all the people Matt and Matt’s off road recovery, Paul and Fab rats as well as Robbie Layton and his crew and all the people in between, great gestures of love for that grandfather everyone sees in Ed.
You guys do great work and this one was for a great cause. You rock!
Thanks so much!
Thank you for sharing from your work on Ed's neat two-wheel goat!
I rode an original version a decade ago. It was a rough riding bastard with no suspension. My childhood 1969 Honda 70 didn't have much suspension but it rode like a Cadillac compared to an old Rokon.
Just a pogo seat post would have probably been enough and it would still preserve the classic lines that original bike shape has.
Nice job! I have always admired Rokon's since the '70's. Ed is going to love this.
This is how I first heard about your channel was when Matt or Paul was talking about who all was helping out on Ed’s Rokon. I been watching your channel ever since. You guys are awesome and extremely generous people. God bless each and everyone of you.
Oh yeah, the ROKON. Built New Hampshire tough baby!
God bless you too Amy, in Jesus name! Having a wonderful day and hope you are too. Blessings.
I am enjoying the new videos even more than the ones before you sold everything. Just two guys having a blast. Best of luck to both of you!
A classic case of newer isn't always better IMHO .
You guys do a great job on rebuilds/restorations and I also dig the variety of content you bring to the channel too .
Robbie does fantastic work too . I almost wanna find a car to crash and ship it over from the UK for Robbie to fix . He's THAT good LOL .
Keep up the good work guys.
Thank you
Fattrucker
Had that same motor in a Fox go-cart when I was a kid. Listening to the exhaust brought back nice memories.
I'm a "lawn renovator" and know the one kick joy. My trimmer is a one pull even after it sits 4 mos over the winter. Redmax. 4yrs old never serviced just taken care of. Yes that is fancy for "I cut grass"
Awesome video. You can never have enough Rokon videos! Keep em coming.
More to come!
Dang, so many people are involved with this surprise for ed, I love it!!!
Wow I didn’t realize you could ride a Roku … mine just hooks up to my tv and streams netflix shows! I’m taking it out to the back yard as soon as I get home !!!
Ed could hook a MORR rope to his Rokon and do some recoveries! 😋 You guys are making me want one of those!
The tank is looking real good. Robby did a great job on it.
The fact that the new one spun both tires on the pavement with 550-600 lbs of dudes sitting on it is very impressive. It did it pretty much without slipping the clutch at all too. I was impressed
Awesome Sean and Craig!!!! This project is so good!!!! watching you guys reviving this bike has been a pleasure to see!! Can't wait to see Eds face when it's presented to him!!!
I think the biggest advantage of Ed's is that the seat height is lower so you can use your legs to keep it upright easier
You really should start off in 1st and shift through the gears, the Albion trans. in that bike is made to shift on the fly and that clutch will thank you for it. Another thing on these old beasts, the transmission cover is a weak link when kick starting and is very hard to find. It would be a good idea to use the rope start and save the kick for backup.
The Rokon looks AWESOME! Ed is going to be very happy
Very nice! I use to see this in a tote goat store when I was a kid. That pipe is probably going to burn the leading edge of the piston as it is not reflecting cooling gas back into the port during exhaust like an expansion chamber does.🤷♀️🚀
You guys are awesome for what you did for Ed. Just amazing guys.
Ed is going to be so stoked when he has all his toys. Totally way cool.
Like a 6 year old on Christmas morning. I have a feeling that he misses his bike more than the golden nugget. He seemed so fond of it.
I really appreciate the real world testing you guys did for this video
WAIT WTF!!!!!!! I Watch MOR ALL the time! how did I miss this collab?! I am catching up but damn I knew about the nugget and now I am finding out about this?!!!!!! Holy shit
Ed is so awesome and now two of my favorite channels are/have done things for him!!!
Oh yeahhhhh
Sean, you and Craig make a great team. Looks like you guys had a great time. By the way I left you a reply on your last Oley swap meet video. Good luck guys!
The Rokon looks absolutely amazing I can't wait for it to get to Robby so he start on the painting process. Keep up the great work
It’s going to look so cool
Shaun I’m a lot older than you but I wish you were my dad, basically you would encourage everyone and everything. God bless you.
Thanks guys you've givin me the motivation to change my stator out today ive been working on a bike but I've had many hardships so far and I'm so close to being done
Look forward to seeing you in Utah for the reassembly - you will really like the environment and the vibe - great job rebuilding the Rokon and giving it a proper test.
I'm not even a motorcycle guy, but you guys are seriously tempting me with these ROKONs.
Just love the fact that my two favourite channels are working together for Ed!
The more weight you out on the front tire the better a rokon will climb. And they'll pack out a deer or even elk. And there are but really hard to find pumps, side cars and trailers and all kinds of different things. They were originally made as a utility work vehicle. And lots of militaries used them overseas. There are still some available but the old ones are hard to find. There are rokon clubs.
That Rokon is an amazing piece of machinery & you guys done an awesome job getting it restored. Well done!
I love how the new model of Rokon couldn't move the tree, even with "Maximum" traction Craig on the back - LOL (I'm always picking on the "BIG" guy" - LOL), you guys are hilarious - love your vids, thanks
IIRC the Rokon manual says you can drag 600 pounds (I'm assuming whatever you're dragging isn't half-buried and/or blocked by other objects).
Someone who’s from PA and Utah this is cool to watch.
You guys rock!!! Helping Matt and crew's guys and gals bring a smile to a old prospecter
Ed is young at heart. I hope to be like him when I’m old
Precedes to crash ZX-14R through wood pile 😭😂 hahah keep doing what y’all are doing and spreading the good word!
I’ve always wanted an old school Rokon- can’t beat those 15 inch tires.
Thanks for the great videos. I did not know they still made those bikes. I remember the old bikes back in seventies when I was a kid. And thought they were pretty cool.
Reminds of a friend who drives vintage trials bikes. They can handle all that stuff
Ed's Rokon looks to run well, so good job guys, can't wait to see it finished - reckon Ed will be totally wrapped.
Try running really really low psi in the old Rokon’s tires. Will really help smooth out the ride on rough terrain, gain traction too
The look on Craig’s face when the bike wouldn’t move was very a face of a man who was very worried.
Bless you guys for this awesome build
Loving this build. Reminds me of the Tote Gote I had as a teenager in the late-70's. That thing would go anywhere if you had traction (it was only rear-wheel drive).
Ralph Bonham was my neighbor. RIP my friend!
So the older ROKON is far better . YES!!
Ed , picked a great machine to use for rough terrain and reliability.
Shawn calls wife" Is the life insurance up to date?" She said " Yes shawn " Also Shawn's wife." I know how stupid you can be so I keep up with all insurances ".. 🤣🤣
That's crazy that power that thing has !
So best of both worlds, it's like a really slow and loud scooter, you can take places that could easily be walked over
Great comparison! Ed's doesn't just look cooler, it just is. The new one is still pretty cool.
I’ve always wanted one of these. And now that my girls are 8 and 12 I think this would be a good intro into motorbikes. They are already familiar with four wheelers and we have a ton of paths and trails to ride down here at the old home place down in York County here. So it’ll just start to give that two wheel feeling. So this video has sold me I’m gettin’ a ROCON! Probably a vintage and a new one just for the girls to have options.
Amazing the 4 stroke spins tires so loaded up with great torque/gearing
4 stroke?
Oh man I love the shows like this it's like a step back in time this was the best video I've watched all week.
Clearly the best channel on this platform, I love your videos, keep up the good work !
Looks like an insane amount of fun & especially in the snow. Find some nice snowmobile trails & tow a toboggan up hills.
I’m glad Ed’s rokon is getting the love it deserves, however you guys made many comments about how a normal bike would go through that, and I couldn’t help but laugh. Most people riding enduro on the west coast ride through that every ride
it will be so cool to see this on the trailer behind the nugget great job gentleman
Thank you 2 guys GOD bless. From Watertown Wisconsin.
Quintessence! 👏 A selfless desire to help others is the quintessence of the virtue of charity
I love the week whacker soundthe old one makes
Way more adds than I would expect. You had some fun!
I was really worried you didn't know Robby mailed you the tank, or that it got lost in the mail. Glad it arrived intact.
These dudes idk but they weren’t on my suggestions lately and I had find my old buddies for some cool bike related stuff and pretty funny videos . I’ll give credit where credit is due and this stuff makes me laugh so well done 👍🏻
@7:20 love to see which one you'll use today brother!
nice work on ed's Rokon.
Awesome work guys! Based on the tank, the gold on Ed's little tugger will be awesome, I'd be worried about scratching it up - not sure how many log piles Ed will be climbing with it. Love the new one you have too, they are cool bikes. God bless.
You always hear people saying they don’t make them as good as they use to. And most of the time they’re wrong. But this one might be the case. Cool watching the comparison!
Always look
Forward to your videos like fort nine. Love Friday videos.
Thanks for watching that means a lot
My dad use to paint transmission towers in the early 60s and they had a rokon to haul their paint and stuff up mountains where no regular vehicle could go
Its Going to Look Great. I Love the color on the tank.
A Wonderful color for the rebuilt Bike.
He Will Love it for Sure.
Great Video.
😊✌👍😁
Awesome job!!!! I'm a dedicated fan of the Golden Nugget/Rokon projects across all the channels, and I'm loving the hard work and dedication everyone's put into this....
i was scrolling through the facebook market place looking at things for sale near me. i came across one of these things, listed as a 1971 frame and wheels, for $150. pretty neat little bikes.
I knew if anyone could do it, it would be you guy's! Thanks so much for your help and hard work getting this done for Ed! can't wait to see it finished, omg it going to be amazing.
That’s pretty cool, good job guys! If I could get one in the UK I would just to show up at a trials event
Love the bb king at the end🇺🇸might have to sell my tractor for a rokon
I love that the old one runs on unicorn farts and rainbows...COOL
You guys are Awesome!! My favorite episode yet!! Ed will love it!!
Each to their own, but I find it irritating when people say "drive a bike" or "driving a bike" etc...
You ride a bike, not drive it...
But don't get me wrong! I'm absolutely loving this build !!!
Basically if you sit *on* something you ride it, if you sit *in* something you drive it (unless it's a boat, then you pilot it).
How about adding a drill starter option to Ed's Rokon? A little cordless drill could start that little two-stroke, I bet.