I have come here to seek refuge from the pandemic, riots, economic obliteration and the many other woes within the world. Peace and happiness are here. All are welcome. Thanks man.
@@tc8714 Haha.. Ever since I started watching musti1 and the like.. my stockpile of lawnmowers, rototillers, leaf blowers, and pressure washers, etc.. has grown exponentially! If it is extra, and an easy fix.. wrench on it and trade up. If it isn’t extra.. you probably should better take care of your stuff! Lol..
paige hunt no don’t let a bike manufacture get their hands into this stuff! Because next thing you know the government will dig deeper into our pockets!
Whew!!..SO glad I'm not the only one who sees potential value in old bits and pieces like scraps of aluminum pipe from chairs, brackets, old flashlights, brikabrak, etc...I may need a bigger house! Good haul and great salvage, sir-!
Nice bit of fabrication there with the new fan shroud. It made a big difference to the overall look of the bike. And that 60's chopper fishtail exhaust sounds awesome. Your vids are firmly entrenched as part of my Sunday routine. Hope you keep doing them for many years to come.
The snail-horn one? I thought that too, it looked small enough and would be a nice surprise for folks. But then he'd need to mount a reasonably beefy battery to make it work properly, which he might be planning to do anyway to run lighting.
Was anybody else yelling 'leave it alone' when he had the straight rectangular piece for the exhaust in position the first time? Looked great to me following the straight line of the chain. Oh well, guess I can make it that way when I build my own. Love these videos.
Your endings that you put in that have nothing to do with your channel are FIVE STAR!! Seeing the other side of you without prying into your private life is special. Thanks Mr. D. It’s always a joy to see Lilly.
I can't believe this work of art was headed to the heap. These bikes are perfect for this. They look just like early motorcycles. I got the fever. The red tires on a brass colored wheel are really sharp.
yea great video good sr. i enjoyed seeing your thought process .beautiful shot at the end with the waterfall too. have a good day everyone reading this.
Quarantine living aboard my sailboat - no shop/garage for two years now.. I vicariously live my build/fix/create desires through you and your awesome work - keep it up man, I LOVE it !!!
I am 5 miles outside a small town and live alone. So although not quarantined I am out here by myself without any family and VERY FEW friends. I do not go anywhere unless I have to. I want to build one so I can get out without my Jeep Grand Cherokee sucking my gas MONEY. LOL. I can go fishing with it.
It was the right decision to make a new cover, it’s looking amazing. Thank you for sharing your amazing journey. Be careful and safe. God bless you and your family.
Some school needs to confer upon Mustie an honorary degree in "repurpose industrial design". Heck, he could teach a graduate course. That Industrial streamline in the original bike now has a lot of supporting accents and engine true to the original style. The welding of the pull start/fan cover was absolutely beautiful.
I'm getting to like those red-brick tyres! They really do pick up on the red detail of the frame and chain guard. I'm glad you built a new fan shroud from scratch too - it wouldn't look right, trying to spin the engine over in the wrong direction. The handmade steel shroud is much more in keeping with the bike, and with your handicraft. The exhaust is pretty neat too, looks the part, and makes the engine sound more like a bike engine. I can hardly wait to see you riding this creation, and the big wide smile that I just know is coming.
An old velvet brand pipe tobacco tin would have been perfect, but like the yellow with the red letters! Really pops your eye to the center of the bike! Has a great sound! 👍
Really old meets new but there is always a way huh you can make anything new look old when you want to great video stay safe stay well and as always God bless
I really like the made recoil cover. Also the stream at the end gave me an architectural feel with all the stone formations. Love the sound of that little motor.
None of the others would do! The pull start was in the wrong direction. Doesn't matter with two stroke but this is a 4 STROKE. May have to have a muffler box in the exhaust to lower the noise level to get a plate or may get pulled over.
Nice bit of fabricating there, looks great. A copper/steel/brass medallion in the center of the pull start housing would look cool, or maybe cut a circle from an old sign or can. I like the exhaust, but would like to see it looped tighter at the engine....something seems a bit off there...maybe it extends too close to the frame. ........But what do I know? Friggin armchair mechanic here : )
Agreed. The exhaust header should have a sharper bend at the top (if doing that wouldn't ruin the exhaust scavenging) and less of one at the bottom so it parallels the frame. It shouldn't stick out in front like that. It just doesn't look that well the way it is.
I liked the way you explored all the possibilities of finding a pull start housing from what you had at hand, and then gathering your thoughts and deciding to fabricate one yourself. I guess everybody that watches you have been there and done that .Thankyou for your content.
Your bicycle generator reminded me of one I had out in CA in the early 70s. I was coasting down the Big Bear Mountain highway at about 40 mph, when I hit a bump, and the generator engaged. Can you believe I blew out both the front and rear bulbs. I guess I needed a voltage regulator at high speeds.
I had a reminder too. Going down a steep hill on a paper round in the rain, the wires came out of the front light. I didn't want them to 'jam' in the spokes , (thought I am on a bike with rubber tyres: won't get an electric shock). I grabbed the exposed wires with my hand and AC surged through me and I couldn't let it go! I did the AC 'dance' !! I thought "How do I get out of this?" Pulled the wires up and they came out of that GIGAWATT generator. Had a sore arm for a wee while. LOL I can understand how your lights blew...
Happy dog! This is turning out really sweet. If you're looking for things to do (ha) you could split the case and anodize the pieces with a flat black dye. But please mend the power cord on that grinder first.
Coming along nicely. Make Rear Fender supports match front ones. Chain guard needed Both chains, at least as far back as tire on the powered one. Remove a hand grip, loosen bolt and slide out handlebars and reverse them so you are looking forward and they are upward as designed. You might consider a Gusset plate on that seat pipe unless it is Sched. 40. Cut the bottom off the rectangular can and use it for filter housing. Mount vertical. A small polished disc of Al or SS on the centre of the recoil. Or Vehicle emblem. M-B? Harley 1 !
Hey Mustie1...I think you called a crusier....not a commuter....leave the rack off...either way it's going to be one awesome putt....you rock my friend....
Like others, I find Sunday mornings a treat with all that going on ton wake up to wrenchin' with Musti1! It's your build do what you wanna do. I keep thinkin', what reaction you will get going down the road or at a gas station or at a meet? People are going to go crazy, unless they know you and have seen others you have built. Either way fun times! Stay healthy, we need these videos to keep us grounded to reality. What we are going through will change the world as we knew it, but wrenchin' will stay the same! Thanxz
Liked the custom metal Fan Shroud...and the dynamo brought back some fond memories of my youth...The Engineer in me wants to fabricate a steady bearing for the end of that long output sprocket shaft..There are two threaded holes on the engine you could use to bolt it to....🤔🤔🤔👍😷
I had those tires on my Motorized bike before I put wheelchair wheels on it. (Video on RUclips) The red tires look cool, but they wore out So Fast, it was unbelievable. I love the build so far Good Job. 8)
This bike is taking good shape now. Can hardly wait until you get it on the road. Great fabrication on all the parts. Want to hear it run with that exhaust system. Thanks for sharing.
Sunday’s: The best part of waking up, is Mustie and a cup😉✌🏼Man have you been busy! I just love all the intricacies, doo dads and oddities you always add in to these bike builds. Final inspection is kinda like playing “Where’s Waldo” every time with all that you incorporate into them, always so cool!
Outstanding, you have me motivated to try something like this! The only thing I’m worried about is the chain - tire clearance!!! I’m sure your on top of that!!!!
The nicest sounding little gas bike I have ever heard. Nicely done. Lilly really has you trained well. As many have said, particularly nice distraction this morning. Thanks, Darren.
Wow Darren She sound like a winner love the Exhaust hand formed tip looks really good. like how you formed the cover for the pull start. Keep it going!!
The belt drive tranny for those 49 cc are way better. Another must for those in to adjust the valves to .003 on the intake and .004 for the exhaust. You will absolutely notice an improvement. Those engines are meant to rev super high for long periods. I have had mine for over 4 years with over 4,000 miles . Awesome build. Love your vids.
Just a thought , I would squeeze the center points on end of muffler together and spot weld. it would make like a double exhaust. Love your Vids. Thanks :)
I think small, leather saddle bags would look cool. You will need to choose the color scheme. Maybe match the brick red with black? Find black bags and attach a leather "emblem" that is like the old Indian motorcycle logo? Make it match the tank. I just noticed the exhaust wont allow a bag on the left. That exhaust does sound great!
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I have come here to seek refuge from the pandemic, riots, economic obliteration and the many other woes within the world. Peace and happiness are here. All are welcome. Thanks man.
Brian Arvanetes seeking shelter from the storm, I hear ya brother!
youre not alone man we all need to exhaust our minds and souls its vital !! from MOntréal Canada :)
hugs ya'll.
Best wishes from down under
@@MrButtonpresser I second that.
You're the only guy I know who could cut his grass and find a pickup truck.
@@tc8714 Haha.. Ever since I started watching musti1 and the like.. my stockpile of lawnmowers, rototillers, leaf blowers, and pressure washers, etc.. has grown exponentially!
If it is extra, and an easy fix.. wrench on it and trade up. If it isn’t extra.. you probably should better take care of your stuff! Lol..
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Hello dear you should do your choir's
Kk😅😊 do that under the wheel 😅
Guess I'm not the only one who hangs out for Mustie's videos hahaha
I watch them all no matter how long or wandering they may be.
mojeybear
Everyone needs to ve watching this stuff. So relaxing. A bike manufacturer needs to buy this and mass produce.
paige hunt no don’t let a bike manufacture get their hands into this stuff! Because next thing you know the government will dig deeper into our pockets!
@@pauliewalnuts1949 I agree ide prefere he made them longer
Whew!!..SO glad I'm not the only one who sees potential value in old bits and pieces like scraps of aluminum pipe from chairs, brackets, old flashlights, brikabrak, etc...I may need a bigger house! Good haul and great salvage, sir-!
Nice bit of fabrication there with the new fan shroud. It made a big difference to the overall look of the bike. And that 60's chopper fishtail exhaust sounds awesome. Your vids are firmly entrenched as part of my Sunday routine. Hope you keep doing them for many years to come.
I think this build needs the bike siren I saw in one of those milk crates....
I saw that and immediately thought he had found his air cleaner but nope , never gave it a look.
The snail-horn one? I thought that too, it looked small enough and would be a nice surprise for folks. But then he'd need to mount a reasonably beefy battery to make it work properly, which he might be planning to do anyway to run lighting.
Sounds almost as good as my Shadow , lol
You are like a Marvel movie... you say you're done but there's always a teaser! Love it!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I kept saying the exhaust and shroud needed some bead rolling but you didn't hear me - LOL. Thanks for the video Mustie. You are a true artist.
I love the shot of Lily playing in the stream. We all know who the boss is here 😁
Was anybody else yelling 'leave it alone' when he had the straight rectangular piece for the exhaust in position the first time? Looked great to me following the straight line of the chain. Oh well, guess I can make it that way when I build my own. Love these videos.
I was thinking the same!
Your endings that you put in that have nothing to do with your channel are FIVE STAR!! Seeing the other side of you without prying into your private life is special. Thanks Mr. D.
It’s always a joy to see Lilly.
I can't believe this work of art was headed to the heap. These bikes are perfect for this. They look just like early motorcycles. I got the fever. The red tires on a brass colored wheel are really sharp.
When you held up that brass cup, I was thinking, “choose wisely “. 🤣
Exactly my thoughts... I was going like "Why has this man the holy grail in his stash? And why is he putting it away again?" :)
he chose... poorly.
It would not be made out of gold.
That's so funny.I was watching that,and then this.
A pepsi?
And now my Sunday can begin. Have been looking forward to this 😀
So did I! Lovely video's from Musties
You and me both
You ain't kidding
Your a true Mechaniocal Genius! Love your video's! If the end of the world scenario happens, a man with your skill's would be king!
yea great video good sr. i enjoyed seeing your thought process .beautiful shot at the end with the waterfall too. have a good day everyone reading this.
I wasn't crazy about those tires when you first showed them, but on the bike they look pretty cool!
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Yeah, originally I was a fan of the whitewalls, but this follows the distressed bronze kinda look on the rest. Gas tank's too shiny now, though.
I'm 66 and I've never seen tires that color. Am I weird? I do like them on that bike though.
Quarantine living aboard my sailboat - no shop/garage for two years now.. I vicariously live my build/fix/create desires through you and your awesome work - keep it up man, I LOVE it !!!
I am 5 miles outside a small town and live alone. So although not quarantined I am out here by myself without any family and VERY FEW friends. I do not go anywhere unless I have to. I want to build one so I can get out without my Jeep Grand Cherokee sucking my gas MONEY. LOL. I can go fishing with it.
Mustie Awesome Engine Shroud and the Exhaust sound is awesome!!!!! Love the bob sound!!!
The world needs more of these.....
And builders..... And kits....
I want to build one stretch frame a lil seat lower into back tire. 🤠
It was the right decision to make a new cover, it’s looking amazing. Thank you for sharing your amazing journey. Be careful and safe. God bless you and your family.
Some school needs to confer upon Mustie an honorary degree in "repurpose industrial design". Heck, he could teach a graduate course. That Industrial streamline in the original bike now has a lot of supporting accents and engine true to the original style. The welding of the pull start/fan cover was absolutely beautiful.
WOW ... sounds like ten times the engine displacement. Really like it!
Fabricated engine cover looks fantastic!! (and much more fun to watch......).
Love the look of that cover you made.
I'm getting to like those red-brick tyres! They really do pick up on the red detail of the frame and chain guard. I'm glad you built a new fan shroud from scratch too - it wouldn't look right, trying to spin the engine over in the wrong direction. The handmade steel shroud is much more in keeping with the bike, and with your handicraft. The exhaust is pretty neat too, looks the part, and makes the engine sound more like a bike engine.
I can hardly wait to see you riding this creation, and the big wide smile that I just know is coming.
An old velvet brand pipe tobacco tin would have been perfect, but like the yellow with the red letters! Really pops your eye to the center of the bike! Has a great sound! 👍
Really old meets new but there is always a way huh you can make anything new look old when you want to great video stay safe stay well and as always God bless
I was watching the first Back To The Future tonight and George McFly had this exact bike in 1955.
I really like the made recoil cover. Also the stream at the end gave me an architectural feel with all the stone formations. Love the sound of that little motor.
None of the others would do! The pull start was in the wrong direction. Doesn't matter with two stroke but this is a 4 STROKE. May have to have a muffler box in the exhaust to lower the noise level to get a plate or
may get pulled over.
The Mustie chuckle means "This is good". Love the exhaust note. You nailed it, man.
Mustie1, Vellocette (British motorcycle) fishtail exhaust immediately came to mind. Great video as always.
A lways great to see your videos. They cheer me up and give me inspiration to get a new project going. All the best from Phillip Island, Australia
Too bad, this isn´t a 2stroke, the exhaust fumes would oil the chain while driving!
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Nice build so far!
:-D
Sir you are a mechanical artist! Thanks for a great start to a Sunday morning!
My very first comment on any channel! It's like a great present on Christmas morning.
Thanks, Pete
“There’s a shroud there, you just don’t know it yet.” Now Mustie1 is a sculptor, lol
Nice bit of fabricating there, looks great. A copper/steel/brass medallion in the center of the pull start housing would look cool, or maybe cut a circle from an old sign or can. I like the exhaust, but would like to see it looped tighter at the engine....something seems a bit off there...maybe it extends too close to the frame. ........But what do I know? Friggin armchair mechanic here : )
Agreed. The exhaust header should have a sharper bend at the top (if doing that wouldn't ruin the exhaust scavenging) and less of one at the bottom so it parallels the frame. It shouldn't stick out in front like that. It just doesn't look that well the way it is.
Yeah, but that's a difficult bend, close to the flange.
What about using a 90 degree plumbing fitting but use a steel one. He must have a suitable spare one in the stash somewhere.
I liked the way you explored all the possibilities of finding a pull start housing from what you had at hand, and then gathering your thoughts and deciding to fabricate one yourself. I guess everybody that watches you have been there and done that .Thankyou for your content.
I was looking at all those chainsaw pullstarts thinking "don't they all turn in the wrong direction?"
Just another Mustie Sunday, cause that's my fun day, watching Mustie1 builds day, just another Mustie Sunday.
Allll right, right on time for a happy dosage of Mustie1!
Starting at 57:43, seeing Lily and the cascading waters, some of the problems we’re having right now across our country are easily forgotten.
I get a lot of inspiration from your builds, great work
Hey Mustie ! Now you know why I only watch you with a cup of coffee. LOL! I'm never bored watching you brainstorm. Fabrication always takes patience.
Your bicycle generator reminded me of one I had out in CA in the early 70s. I was coasting down the Big Bear Mountain highway at about 40 mph, when I hit a bump, and the generator engaged. Can you believe I blew out both the front and rear bulbs. I guess I needed a voltage regulator at high speeds.
I had a reminder too. Going down a steep hill on a paper round in the rain, the wires came out of the front light. I didn't want them to 'jam' in the spokes , (thought I am on a bike with rubber tyres: won't get an electric shock). I grabbed the exposed wires with my hand and AC surged through me and I couldn't let it go! I did the AC 'dance' !! I thought "How do I get out of this?" Pulled the wires up and they came out of that GIGAWATT generator. Had a sore arm for a wee while. LOL I can understand how your lights blew...
I'd like to build one of these! Love the water fall and rocks!
Happy dog!
This is turning out really sweet. If you're looking for things to do (ha) you could split the case and anodize the pieces with a flat black dye. But please mend the power cord on that grinder first.
I couldn't stop yelling at the screen saying please make your own shroud I'm so glad you listened it looks amazing keep up the great work
21:24 We had one job! lol One of us dropped the ball there Mustie...sorry I'm still on my first coffee.
I thought you had it!!!
Not very often we get 'Told Off' by Darren, but I felt his wrath! "Sorry about that one Chief, it won't happen again."
Mount the exhaust pipe to the frame with and old valve spring from a small engine to give it some play.
I would burn my leg on that exhaust pipe. Can you vent the exhaust toward the front wheel?
Coming along nicely. Make Rear Fender supports match front ones. Chain guard needed Both chains, at least as far back as tire on the powered one.
Remove a hand grip, loosen bolt and slide out handlebars and reverse them so you are looking forward and they are upward as designed.
You might consider a Gusset plate on that seat pipe unless it is Sched. 40. Cut the bottom off the rectangular can and use it for filter housing. Mount vertical. A small polished disc of Al or SS on the centre of the recoil. Or Vehicle emblem.
M-B? Harley 1 !
Another cool video & bike well done, I appreciate your patience and skills while explaining your method to the madness.
😆👏🏁💪👍👍
Without "The Hoard" there is no Mustie 1...
Fabrication is done when the chain guard for the motor drive chain is installed!
Man, now I need to get my coffee.
Hey Mustie1...I think you called a crusier....not a commuter....leave the rack off...either way it's going to be one awesome putt....you rock my friend....
I like the rack, I like the muffler (I didn't think I would but yeah I do), I like the fabbed shroud. Nicely done sir!
"Fits like OJs glove." LOL.
Mustie1, “Lookeeng Guud”! Sounds perfect. Nice work on the shroud, but I like it without a shroud, just the pull start, if the airflow would be ok?
What I thought
another cool build coming along nicely , nice work ....good to see the pup still getting out there :)
Mustie is number 1. Thanks for another interesting and entertaining video.
Is it possible to hide the light generator on the gas flywheel? So when it is running it will provide lights.
10:52 you cant put a square peg in a round hole
Mustie - hold my coffee
Like others, I find Sunday mornings a treat with all that going on ton wake up to wrenchin' with Musti1! It's your build do what you wanna do. I keep thinkin', what reaction you will get going down the road or at a gas station or at a meet? People are going to go crazy, unless they know you and have seen others you have built. Either way fun times! Stay healthy, we need these videos to keep us grounded to reality. What we are going through will change the world as we knew it, but wrenchin' will stay the same! Thanxz
Looking Good The Spider Monsters Are Going Too Get You
I think that old camera should be turned into a headlight.
Mustie1Cam
Would be cool to see that
Wow that actually sounds really cool love the pull starter shroud . LILY !
I enjoyed the search for the pull/cover-hey honey, this is why I collect all this stuff, look at all of the options we have!😀🔧✌🏻
I love watching you work metal! Like a blacksmith.
I wore out so many Super XL's when I was doing tree work I could rebuild one in an hour on the feed table of the chipper. Loved that vibraty thing.
Liked the custom metal Fan Shroud...and the dynamo brought back some fond memories of my youth...The Engineer in me wants to fabricate a steady bearing for the end of that long output sprocket shaft..There are two threaded holes on the engine you could use to bolt it to....🤔🤔🤔👍😷
I had those tires on my Motorized bike before I put wheelchair wheels on it. (Video on RUclips) The red tires look cool, but they wore out So Fast, it was unbelievable. I love the build so far Good Job. 8)
I am totally “MUSTIFIED” by all this back yard engineering....👍👍
I'm glad that I'm not the only one who names their vehicles!
Fantastic design ! You outside yourself! Reminded me of a BSA Bantom......that look! Ausum!
This bike is taking good shape now. Can hardly wait until you get it on the road. Great fabrication on all the parts. Want to hear it run with that exhaust system. Thanks for sharing.
Great Job! The bike is SWEET! To bad we live on opposite ends of the country, I would make you an offer for it you could not refuse. Great Job!!
Great video and super project! Keep them coming!
Sunday’s: The best part of waking up, is Mustie and a cup😉✌🏼Man have you been busy! I just love all the intricacies, doo dads and oddities you always add in to these bike builds. Final inspection is kinda like playing “Where’s Waldo” every time with all that you incorporate into them, always so cool!
Wish I was your neighbor. Love to hang out and do projects like these. 👍 Keep the projects and videos coming. Sunday morning tradition.
Outstanding, you have me motivated to try something like this! The only thing I’m worried about is the chain - tire clearance!!! I’m sure your on top of that!!!!
The nicest sounding little gas bike I have ever heard. Nicely done. Lilly really has you trained well. As many have said, particularly nice distraction this morning. Thanks, Darren.
I watch your new videos every Sunday with my coffee, before I go work on my own projects. Love the videos!
you put a lot of thought behind your projects, gotta like it
Omg. Fan what fan. Ambient shop noise awesomeness! Hope you are well.
When you knocked that pipe off, it hit my good toe.
A whole weeks worth of work, condensed into 59:12 ,
Thanks!
That little laugh at the end, was icing on the top. Thanks as always, stay safe.
Mustie, This is a really cool project. Thanks!
sounds awesome! I almost cried when you said "later" without starting it.
You still the man Mustie, awesome bike and love the puppy :) Live Long and Prosper!
Wow Darren She sound like a winner love the Exhaust hand formed tip looks really good. like how you formed the cover for the pull start. Keep it going!!
Your videos are my Happy place. 🤘 Dude you rule.
The belt drive tranny for those 49 cc are way better. Another must for those in to adjust the valves to .003 on the intake and .004 for the exhaust. You will absolutely notice an improvement. Those engines are meant to rev super high for long periods. I have had mine for over 4 years with over 4,000 miles . Awesome build. Love your vids.
I love your videos!! Wish you uploaded more it's my drug!! Lol
Just a thought , I would squeeze the center points on end of muffler together and spot weld. it would make like a double exhaust. Love your Vids. Thanks :)
Very cool video and content thanks for posting this!👍🏼😎❤️
Beautiful waterfall. Wish I could stay and watch but now I gotta pee. Great video as always. Thanks for your efforts and output.
I like that tune of the custom muffler cool Mustie keep up.
The first time I heard a motorized bike sound so beautiful.
That looks completely uniform and matched !
I think small, leather saddle bags would look cool. You will need to choose the color scheme. Maybe match the brick red with black? Find black bags and attach a leather "emblem" that is like the old Indian motorcycle logo? Make it match the tank. I just noticed the exhaust wont allow a bag on the left. That exhaust does sound great!