I could'nt believe my eyes when i saw some Batavus mopeds. The factory is just a couple of miles from my hometown and i never knew they exported this stuff to the States. Batavus is one of things that we, as Frisians, are really proud of, together with the Frisian horses, for instance. Those mopeds are very popular these days, there is a revival of classic mopeds going on in the Netherlands. Friesland is a provence of the Netherlands, as you might know. But we still have our own language and culture and Batavus is a part of our heritage, just as Harley and Indian is to the USA. All your footage is very interesting, btw.
ik zat ook al vreemd te kijken dat ik de Batavus zag. I hope he'll make a video about restoring that one.... would be intersiting for us Dutchies... :-)
This is the most tasteful and well-received (by me) advertisement or paid promotion in any video I have ever seen. I already love and use the product, but I will use the product going forward with the understanding that Mustie1 has endorsed the label and trusts the company to sponsor content for us to watch. Bravo, man!
A friend just gave me a 1978 Motobecane Mobylette that has been sitting in a shed for quite a few years. I plan on using this video to help me get it running again. Thanks for posting Mustie1!!!
When my dad passed away two years ago, one of the things I was sure to get from his workbench was the same tin of 3-In-One oil that I had used as a kid on my bike. The smell was a flashback to my childhood. Great sponsor for your wrenching. Thanks for the great videos Mustie1!
Thumbs up for 3-1 Oil. I know it has been along for fix-it jobs in my family for at least 3 generations. Always enjoy your videos and have learned a great deal from your experience.
I so appreciate Mustie's videos. It's like going to small engine school. The 3-In-One plug is sure alright with me. I've been using it for 60 years. It may be old school but it hasn't changed and does the job.
Gotta Say,.. have been on your channel about a week now. Can't quit wathchin! When I was a kid my folks bought me a moped, and I ran it all over our small town for a couple of years. This was nostalgic, for sure. At first I didn't know what to think about the white-knuckle ride past all the backed-up cars, but soon I was laughing my a@% off. Thanks for taking us along!! Looking forward to seeing the rest of the restoration. Great work, as always!!
Love the 3 in one! Its been my go to multipurpose oil my whole life! Good for you getting them as a sponsor! What ever helps you keep making these great videos is a good thing!
Another great video brother, glad you mentioned the smell of the 3n1, smells like victory. Used it in my model trains and slot cars when I was a kid, still use it for many products today.
Loving the handlebar tassels Mustie. Easy rider out on your hog, the open road, the wind in your hair and a jacket that says, "if you can read this, my girl must of fallen off" on the back... MUSTIE MC FOR LIFE BRO!!! ✊✊✊✊
Mustie good product placement! 3 in 1 oil is good stuff! On your little ride it looked like a few people did not like that you were passing them on the right. A few people put their tires on the white line.
Clinton-brand mopeds are rebadged Sachs mopeds from Clinton Engines Co. There was only a single model made, the 50-A. It used a Sachs 505 engine and was only made from 1978 to 1980. The Clinton 50-A had turn signals and the magneto system was augmented by an extra battery to keep all the lights bright. It had a detachable gas tank (nice for cleaning and rust treating) The tank held 1.1 gallon. Fuel was premix, weight of the bike was 119 lbs.
@@macelius thats coz yamaha brought out the fizzy ( fs1e) in the 70,s it was a big jump from mopeds as it was literally a motorbike of 50cc that could be made into 100cc by buying an aftermarket upgrade kit and it didnt look different :)
Mustie1, the smell of 3 in 1, gasoline, and Johnson’s paste wax are just a few that I like and bring back memories of pre teen years frankensteining my own bikes from parts in the junk yard or along side the road in the late 50’ early 60’s of Schwinn! Gasoline to clean them up, 3in1 to lube them (or take apart) and paste wax to make them look pretty and fly through the air - haha. Very good purchase and clean up/tune up! Should make for a nice little around town putter! You might take the beaver out to the regatta turn and capsize some sailors as they look at the beaver in awe - haha.
3 in 1 oil has been a part of almost every project that has needed oil since I was a little kid in the 50s. My dad always kept a couple cans around and I have continued the habit.
Yep you can't beat a drop of 3-In-One, i grew up with it too :-D That machine is so similar to the Puch Maxi moped, it used red A.t.f transmission fluid for the clutch/gearbox too. That bike steams along very nicely :-D.
Coming Soon! Pamela Anderson assisting in a pair of New Balance serving up our favorite brand of coffee, and Modeling the WD-40. In all seriousness though I can't pedal my Schwinn without my 3 in 1. Dang I just wish they put 3 in 1 in a spray can for our buddy Mustie
German Sachs 500-505 series - one of the best moped engines ever! Some mopeds had a separate belt or chain drive with the pedals, but the 505 Sachs, had it all built in to the gearbox. I purchased a 'demo' 'Wards Imperial' moped with this engine, from Montgomery Wards in 1980, for $400, after they marked it down from the original retail of $750. It's the only new motor vehicle I ever bought! My gas- tank is built in to the frame like your Puch. At the time, their catalog listed another model with a tube-frame and separate gas-tank, similar to yours. Mine was built in the US by Columbia - the bicycle company, which they also sold as the 'Columbia Commuter'. In my state, these were restricted to 20 mph, but mine could barely top 15 until I removed the restrictor-plate from the carb. Then it would do 20 easy, or even a bit more. So I guess that made it the 25 mph version. 30 mph models used a smaller rear sprocket. Mine's suffered from being stolen and recovered from neighborhood delinquents in the '90s, then being stored in a leaky shed for awhile. But I fixed it up and got it running again a few years ago. Shutting off the gas and running the the engine to burn off the remaining gas for storage has saved the carb. 5 years ago, I also bought and revived a 1977 Euro Sachs moped. It has the 504 engine, with a separate chain-drive for the pedals, Km speedometer, and a strange headlight pod with a 'half' headlight across the top, and the horn behind a grill across the bottom. in the '70s, many states changed their motor vehicle regulations to allow these without titles, registration or tags. But then they relaxed the speed restrictions and many states now require registration and tags again.
I must admit seeing how effective 3-1 seems to be after watching it been used in the last couple videos it does make me want to buy a bottle for a try. Advertising works
I've used it in motors, bearing blocks, on high-carbon tool and knife surfaces and on a long q-tip to clean mechanical surfaces...drizzeled it into chain drives and dripped it down into old choke cables and gas-feed cables on lawnmowers, & in my sewing machine. Shoot a little in on the bearing in the bottom of a weed-eater and lubricate any pivot point, in a mechanical linkage system. Also is great to use on model airplanes and model trains, battery operated model boats...and the uses are endless!
I use 3 in 1 oil more often than any other oil or penetrating fluid. It's great stuff. Glad that they're sponsoring Mustie. This is a really great channel.
Use to use 3 in one oil for lubing up the squirrel cage on the swamp coolers when I was getting them ready for winter and summer. I agree it's great stuff
I remember the very first can of 3N1 fluid I ever seen was on Momma's sewing machine table. Little can about an inch and a half tall. When it got empty she use to have Dad refill it from his "Big Can" as she put it. That was 57 years ago, and 3N1 is still a great product I use all the time. Great Vid Mustie1. Keep'em coming & God Bless Brother!!!
Dang Mustie gone all sold out like metallica on us. Can't think of a better sponsor for a better guy than Mustie, I hope they're throwing bags of money your way!
I have been using 3 in 1 since i was a kid myself and i'm 59 now, and i have a bottle sitting on the shelf in my garage right now that i use all the time and it is a great product.Thanks for another great video Mustie.
You're a daredevil, Musti! Your camera lens makes everything look so close, when you were passing the cars on the right - I cringed when you went between the car and trash can.
Rick - same here. I was waiting for the scrape/crinkle/crunch as he was flying (going way too fast) beside that slow moving traffic, pressing his luck, in my book! Chuck in NE Kansas
If that was me I saw him coming, I'd have opened my passenger door! Don't get me wrong I like Darren and all but that was very dangerous and not very courteous Road Behavior. It's impatience like this that cause accidents
staind288: I'm sure he had plenty of room, and the traffic was going really slowly - especially for a moped to pass! But I think the wide angle of his camera lens made it look scarier than it was. Motorcycle riders do that sort of thing all the time, and you can understand why - they can easily get around, so why should they wait?
Rick Bailey I hope you are correct that he did but anyway they shouldn't do it because it's very dangerous and it illegal. Not to mention it's rude to other drivers on the road
3-in-1 is one of the best! You had my butt draw a vacuum on the couch cushion watching that ride! Dang! I would have never trusted other drivers like that! Lol! Keep the vids coming!
Hi Mustie. I am a believer in Three and one oil. My Dad let me use it to oil a music box for my Sister,back in the early 60's . i keep at least three bottles in my shop. Great job on the repairs. Bobby
Congrats Mustie on 3in1 Oil sponsorship , good to see a high quality product, (3in1) recognize the potential benefit of an association with another high quality product, (Mustie 1 videos).
Thumbs up for a great video, looks like a quality moped for sure. Also big thumbs up to 3-in-1 oil for helping to keep your videos coming. It's a great product.
Have you noticed that Hoppies #9 smells different now than it did 50 years ago?! It used to keep the no-see-ums away when you were hunting. This new formula has no effect on the skeeters and gnats!...& It's not as strong a scent.
How strange is it that I enjoyed seeing an ad for the old favorite, 3-in-1 Oil? That takes the cake. I hate ads. Even the "ads" are good on your channel, LOL. Thanks.
You feel this vehicle is safe for highway travel? Yes, I do. It's not pretty, but it will get you where you want to go. You got no outside mirror. It's lost. You have no functioning gauges. No, not a one. However, the radio still works. Funny as that may seem, the radio's the only thing that's really working good. Don't ask me how.
Love 3 in 1!!!! I loved the noise of the metal can with the pullup top use to make when you would squeeze it. Back in the day. Mustie you are nuts driving that moped next to those cars going back......you gave a couple heart attacks to some of those drivers...Zoinks!!!!
Clinton-brand mopeds are rebadged Sachs mopeds from Clinton Engines Co. There was only a single model made, the 50-A. It used a Sachs 505 engine and was only made from 1978 to 1980.
Nice to see that 3-in-One oil sponsorship is back! I bought some of the 3-in-One Fast Acting Penetrant based on their sponsorship of you last time. Have yet to try it, but will soon!
This is like Mr. Rogers Neighborhood does Garage Repair - I'm a Fan - I like how he talks to the Camera like I'm in the Garage helping along or getting in the way.:)
I really enjoyed this video. Reminded me so much of my youth and moped days. Thank you so much for sharing this. Im a former Zundapp moped rider from Sweden.
Nice! Had heard those Sachs motors were decent, but must admit haven't run into one that I've worked on yet, and that thing took right off. Needs a bit of TLC yet, but would be a great bike for your other half..just saying ;) you could pull out one of your bikes, and you both go for a ride together. Do treat those wheels though.
You are lucky to have a moped with a separate tank. Build in tanks are a pain in the bud if you got a problem with them.... Nice Video. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍
I could'nt believe my eyes when i saw some Batavus mopeds.
The factory is just a couple of miles from my hometown and i never knew they exported this stuff to the States. Batavus is one of things that we, as Frisians, are really proud of, together with the Frisian horses, for instance.
Those mopeds are very popular these days, there is a revival of classic mopeds going on in the Netherlands. Friesland is a provence of the Netherlands, as you might know. But we still have our own language and culture and Batavus is a part of our heritage, just as Harley and Indian is to the USA.
All your footage is very interesting, btw.
Freddy Kooistra, good to know about that bike. My father was from Friesland. Nice country.
ik zat ook al vreemd te kijken dat ik de Batavus zag. I hope he'll make a video about restoring that one.... would be intersiting for us Dutchies... :-)
This is the most tasteful and well-received (by me) advertisement or paid promotion in any video I have ever seen. I already love and use the product, but I will use the product going forward with the understanding that Mustie1 has endorsed the label and trusts the company to sponsor content for us to watch. Bravo, man!
Thanks 3-IN-ONE you have backed a winner with this guy. Thanks for another great video
A friend just gave me a 1978 Motobecane Mobylette that has been sitting in a shed for quite a few years. I plan on using this video to help me get it running again. Thanks for posting Mustie1!!!
When my dad passed away two years ago, one of the things I was sure to get from his workbench was the same tin of 3-In-One oil that I had used as a kid on my bike. The smell was a flashback to my childhood. Great sponsor for your wrenching. Thanks for the great videos Mustie1!
Holy crap that was a lot of traffic on your road. Had me worried a little on the way back - I think I swerved a couple times for you in my chair!
I love Mustie1's videos, but him driving alongside all that traffic sort of deserved one of those "You Drive Like An Asshole" signs.
me too!
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I thought he was going to hit that big garbage can...Maybe he edited that out. The man has b****of steel!
first time I was happy someone was doing a product placement ad, CONGRATS and Thanks 3 in 1, you backed a great guy
Thumbs up for 3-1 Oil. I know it has been along for fix-it jobs in my family for at least 3 generations. Always enjoy your videos and have learned a great deal from your experience.
Taking the carb apart is always my favorite part. Great little bike!
Aruneh
'its a hair to big...but not big enough to make me walk over and grab the right one....." love it. go mustie
Stopping the video at 3 minutes to say that 3 in 1 oil is a terrific product and a really great sponsor for this channel. Good job all around!
I so appreciate Mustie's videos. It's like going to small engine school. The 3-In-One plug is sure alright with me. I've been using it for 60 years. It may be old school but it hasn't changed and does the job.
I have used 3 in one forever, i think your crazier than I am riding past all those vehicles on the side of the road
Gotta Say,.. have been on your channel about a week now. Can't quit wathchin! When I was a kid my folks bought me a moped, and I ran it all over our small town for a couple of years. This was nostalgic, for sure. At first I didn't know what to think about the white-knuckle ride past all the backed-up cars, but soon I was laughing my a@% off. Thanks for taking us along!! Looking forward to seeing the rest of the restoration. Great work, as always!!
My mother always had a can of 3 in 1 in her old treadle singer sewing machine, great product and great smell.
Love the smell of 3-in-1 in the morning. It smells of freedom (of movement) and reminds me of my youth! Keep wrench'n in the garage!
Everybody should own a moped at least once in their life. Simple things are good.
My folks bought a Honda PA50 when I was 14. Good times. Now in my 50s and a Yamaha Zuma 50 is in my stable. Still good times.
I had a korean scooter when i was 15, does that count?
Florian amRechner absolutely bro
In france it is just normal to have a moped or scooter at 14, specially in more rural parts
Mopeds Were A East Coast Thing You Never See Them Out West ------- Brings Back Memories Of a Happy Time 4 Me Thanks Mustie
Love the 3 in one! Its been my go to multipurpose oil my whole life! Good for you getting them as a sponsor! What ever helps you keep making these great videos is a good thing!
You still repairing mopeds
That was one exciting ride! Watch out for the wheelie bin!
Another great video brother, glad you mentioned the smell of the 3n1, smells like victory. Used it in my model trains and slot cars when I was a kid, still use it for many products today.
Loving the handlebar tassels Mustie. Easy rider out on your hog, the open road, the wind in your hair and a jacket that says, "if you can read this, my girl must of fallen off" on the back...
MUSTIE MC FOR LIFE BRO!!! ✊✊✊✊
Mustie good product placement! 3 in 1 oil is good stuff!
On your little ride it looked like a few people did not like that you were passing them on the right. A few people put their tires on the white line.
Daniel Sweeney bought a can of 3 in 1 the other day I think I might have been influenced! Or it might have been because they had no WD40!
Clinton-brand mopeds are rebadged Sachs mopeds from Clinton Engines Co. There was only a single model made, the 50-A. It used a Sachs 505 engine and was only made from 1978 to 1980. The Clinton 50-A had turn signals and the magneto system was augmented by an extra battery to keep all the lights bright. It had a detachable gas tank (nice for cleaning and rust treating) The tank held 1.1 gallon. Fuel was premix, weight of the bike was 119 lbs.
I never knew they exported 50cc mopeds to the US.
@@stelleratorsuprise8185 All the rage in the 70s, but somehow they all ended up in sheds and behind barns by the 90s.
@@stelleratorsuprise8185 I had a Beta that was a 50cc back in the 70s.
@@macelius thats coz yamaha brought out the fizzy ( fs1e) in the 70,s it was a big jump from mopeds as it was literally a motorbike of 50cc that could be made into 100cc by buying an aftermarket upgrade kit and it didnt look different :)
I love that funky old moped. Very disco-tastic!
Mustie1, the smell of 3 in 1, gasoline, and Johnson’s paste wax are just a few that I like and bring back memories of pre teen years frankensteining my own bikes from parts in the junk yard or along side the road in the late 50’ early 60’s of Schwinn! Gasoline to clean them up, 3in1 to lube them (or take apart) and paste wax to make them look pretty and fly through the air - haha.
Very good purchase and clean up/tune up! Should make for a nice little around town putter!
You might take the beaver out to the regatta turn and capsize some sailors as they look at the beaver in awe - haha.
3 in 1 oil has been a part of almost every project that has needed oil since I was a little kid in the 50s. My dad always kept a couple cans around and I have continued the habit.
Yep you can't beat a drop of 3-In-One, i grew up with it too :-D
That machine is so similar to the Puch Maxi moped, it used red A.t.f transmission fluid for the clutch/gearbox too.
That bike steams along very nicely :-D.
puch is an austrian brand. this is german stuff
I think 3 in 1 Would do the job!
reminded me of my old motobecane...my mate had a racer push bike that went faster :-)
3in1 is a very fitting sponsor. Plus it works well so you don’t have to lie about how good their products are.
Happy to see Mustie getting sponsors...got my 3-1 already..always have..goooo Mustie
God bless you for knowing the difference between a moped and a scooter. Sweet find.
Nice low key ads mustie. I can live with that.
And I honestly think it's a good product that he uses. He's not shilling, just paying some bills.
3 in 1 rocks. He can advertise it all day.
Coming Soon! Pamela Anderson assisting in a pair of New Balance serving up our favorite brand of coffee, and Modeling the WD-40. In all seriousness though I can't pedal my Schwinn without my 3 in 1. Dang I just wish they put 3 in 1 in a spray can for our buddy Mustie
Very subtle
LOL! Yea, no script there huh?!?😉🤫🤣 love 3 in 1….I can live with it.
German Sachs 500-505 series - one of the best moped engines ever! Some mopeds had a separate belt or chain drive with the pedals, but the 505 Sachs, had it all built in to the gearbox.
I purchased a 'demo' 'Wards Imperial' moped with this engine, from Montgomery Wards in 1980, for $400, after they marked it down from the original retail of $750. It's the only new motor vehicle I ever bought!
My gas- tank is built in to the frame like your Puch. At the time, their catalog listed another model with a tube-frame and separate gas-tank, similar to yours. Mine was built in the US by Columbia - the bicycle company, which they also sold as the 'Columbia Commuter'.
In my state, these were restricted to 20 mph, but mine could barely top 15 until I removed the restrictor-plate from the carb. Then it would do 20 easy, or even a bit more. So I guess that made it the 25 mph version. 30 mph models used a smaller rear sprocket.
Mine's suffered from being stolen and recovered from neighborhood delinquents in the '90s, then being stored in a leaky shed for awhile. But I fixed it up and got it running again a few years ago. Shutting off the gas and running the the engine to burn off the remaining gas for storage has saved the carb.
5 years ago, I also bought and revived a 1977 Euro Sachs moped. It has the 504 engine, with a separate chain-drive for the pedals, Km speedometer, and a strange headlight pod with a 'half' headlight across the top, and the horn behind a grill across the bottom.
in the '70s, many states changed their motor vehicle regulations to allow these without titles, registration or tags. But then they relaxed the speed restrictions and many states now require registration and tags again.
Looks like you found yourself a nice little machine. I bet the guy on the Harley went WTF???? when he saw you scooting along.
I must admit seeing how effective 3-1 seems to be after watching it been used in the last couple videos it does make me want to buy a bottle for a try. Advertising works
I've used it in motors, bearing blocks, on high-carbon tool and knife surfaces and on a long q-tip to clean mechanical surfaces...drizzeled it into chain drives and dripped it down into old choke cables and gas-feed cables on lawnmowers, & in my sewing machine. Shoot a little in on the bearing in the bottom of a weed-eater and lubricate any pivot point, in a mechanical linkage system. Also is great to use on model airplanes and model trains, battery operated model boats...and the uses are endless!
I love how smells bring back memories :). What a neat little moped! You cruising down the cul de sac made me giggle 😂
just a little side note.....Smell is the strongest memory sensory we have. Just thought some might like to know. Cheers
Like a little girl??
Yes, it brought me back to my youth ☺️
I use 3 in 1 oil more often than any other oil or penetrating fluid. It's great stuff. Glad that they're sponsoring Mustie. This is a really great channel.
Very good. I will now bring out my 1972 yamaha 175 for the grands. I bought it new and it has been stored for over 30 yrs.
sweeeet...do the mustie!
You got grands that don't have their nose in a computer? WOW!
It is good to have a venerable sponsor like 3 in 1 oil They have been around as long as I can remember, and I remember even before you do.
Use to use 3 in one oil for lubing up the squirrel cage on the swamp coolers when I was getting them ready for winter and summer. I agree it's great stuff
I am from New Hampshire and I didn't know what a swamp cooler was until now haha
You enjoyed,, , prematurely, , replacing, shaft, bearings,, huh??? WRONG, , , tool for 'th job!!!
Thanks for inspiring me a little, I'm grateful for your time.
I have three projects out in the garage and just finished another bicycle this month.
Nice! Was looking forward to this hour long experience :)
Believe it or not I used to have one back in 1980s they were great to move around your neighborhood I'm glad you got that one going God bless be safe
Ancient tires traffic on the left trees on the right if thats not bad enough he starts driving in ruts holy crap Mustie!
When you're young, Death matters little in your life!
Keep on Keeping on!
At, , , ,30+ mph, , , , ,YOU,,,Fooo!!!! . .What,, were, you, doing?? REliving,, your YOUTH???? KAMA KAZZZZZeeeeee!!!!
Formula one moped. Way cool. Who knew!
Love the way you overtook all that traffic
Nice exciting ride ! works well!
I remember the very first can of 3N1 fluid I ever seen was on Momma's sewing machine table. Little can about an inch and a half tall. When it got empty she use to have Dad refill it from his "Big Can" as she put it. That was 57 years ago, and 3N1 is still a great product I use all the time.
Great Vid Mustie1. Keep'em coming & God Bless Brother!!!
Dang Mustie gone all sold out like metallica on us. Can't think of a better sponsor for a better guy than Mustie, I hope they're throwing bags of money your way!
I have been using 3 in 1 since i was a kid myself and i'm 59 now, and i have a bottle sitting on the shelf in my garage right now that i use all the time and it is a great product.Thanks for another great video Mustie.
You're a daredevil, Musti! Your camera lens makes everything look so close, when you were passing the cars on the right - I cringed when you went between the car and trash can.
that was very dangerous as well and not legal either!!!!
Rick - same here. I was waiting for the scrape/crinkle/crunch as he was flying (going way too fast) beside that slow moving traffic, pressing his luck, in my book! Chuck in NE Kansas
If that was me I saw him coming, I'd have opened my passenger door! Don't get me wrong I like Darren and all but that was very dangerous and not very courteous Road Behavior. It's impatience like this that cause accidents
staind288: I'm sure he had plenty of room, and the traffic was going really slowly - especially for a moped to pass! But I think the wide angle of his camera lens made it look scarier than it was. Motorcycle riders do that sort of thing all the time, and you can understand why - they can easily get around, so why should they wait?
Rick Bailey I hope you are correct that he did but anyway they shouldn't do it because it's very dangerous and it illegal. Not to mention it's rude to other drivers on the road
3-in-1 is one of the best! You had my butt draw a vacuum on the couch cushion watching that ride! Dang! I would have never trusted other drivers like that! Lol!
Keep the vids coming!
memories of that good 3 in 1 smell.....they should make perfume for men. !!!
Ha, try citronella bug spray! That'll do.
Hi Mustie. I am a believer in Three and one oil. My Dad let me use it to oil a music box for my Sister,back in the early 60's . i keep at least three bottles in my shop. Great job on the repairs.
Bobby
It is always a good omen upon starting an engine when you have to use the kill switch to stop it. Good vid.
I love when that happens.
Congrats Mustie on 3in1 Oil sponsorship , good to see a high quality product, (3in1) recognize the potential benefit of an association with another high quality product, (Mustie 1 videos).
Must have been Bills chopper to get the chicks in the seventies. Love the Tassels !
Would be better if it impregnated hookers and paid off porn stars.
wrong color, should be red.
That thing has had more rides than Monica! And more miles than Paula Jones!
3 in one was always used in our home. They must have given you a couple of cases the way your pouring it on. Love your videos, I learn a lot.
Ahhh,the smell of 3-in-0ne oil when I was a kid filling up my Sturmey Archer rear geared hub on mu Raleigh Chopper. Great memories.
same here,,used it on my chopper and grifter. was in a tin can though when i was young.
He should take it For a Drive on the Freeway
Thumbs up for a great video, looks like a quality moped for sure. Also big thumbs up to 3-in-1 oil for helping to keep your videos coming. It's a great product.
I’d happily take that to work every day! That ride was terrifying though, I expected you to come off :p
Thanks for sharing time with us Mustie1 , always fun getting edumacated on the finer points of, wonder why she won't run , and fine tuning.
I use 3 in 1 as cologne I love the stuff, unless I am going to a guns show then I use Hoppes #9 as cologne.
I use that cheap pep boys stuff personally
Have you noticed that Hoppies #9 smells different now than it did 50 years ago?! It used to keep the no-see-ums away when you were hunting. This new formula has no effect on the skeeters and gnats!...& It's not as strong a scent.
How strange is it that I enjoyed seeing an ad for the old favorite, 3-in-1 Oil? That takes the cake. I hate ads. Even the "ads" are good on your channel, LOL. Thanks.
Getting dem sponsors now. 💪💪💪
Your name is awesome.
I guess I'm lame or sumthin
baggins1 indeed you are.
Mustie, you should have seen me leaning left when I saw that mailbox door open. You are a wildman !
You feel this vehicle is safe for highway travel? Yes, I do. It's not pretty, but it will get you where you want to go.
You got no outside mirror. It's lost. You have no functioning gauges. No, not a one. However, the radio still works.
Funny as that may seem, the radio's the only thing that's really working good. Don't ask me how.
Good ole' John Candy.
Love 3 in 1!!!! I loved the noise of the metal can with the pullup top use to make when you would squeeze it. Back in the day. Mustie you are nuts driving that moped next to those cars going back......you gave a couple heart attacks to some of those drivers...Zoinks!!!!
Watch out for the open mail box Mustie!
Been using 3 in 1 for over 50 years; great stuff.
When you took off the gas cap and said "smell it?" I sniffed! LOL
357magdad me too 😂
Me too, also, as well and me.
Funny you should say that...whenever he starts up old engines I swear I can smell engine oil...
That's one more thing I like about Mustie...he talks to ya, just like you were there...and his Witt is phenomenal!
That was my childhood too. 3 in 1 oil used for everything. bike, fishing reels. I had an old puch moped so this one brings back some memories.
If you want a close match for the rear turn signals, they are almost identical to early to mid 70's Honda CB signals.
Loved the sailboat racing view at the end!
Literally laughing out loud during your test ride.
Three in one oil brings back memories especially the noise the old metal cans made great product
Thanks WD-40 Company for sponsoring Mustie1
I like the motorcycle projects mustie1 does. I hope he does even more because I really enjoy watching them.
Clinton-brand mopeds are rebadged Sachs mopeds from Clinton Engines Co. There was only a single model made, the 50-A. It used a Sachs 505 engine and was only made from 1978 to 1980.
Anything you can't fix? Your awesome, keep the videos coming.
Just gonna chuck some oil down that guy. (What oil you gonna use Mustie?) 3 in 1 for all your lubricating needs, bam!
Nice to see that 3-in-One oil sponsorship is back! I bought some of the 3-in-One Fast Acting Penetrant based on their sponsorship of you last time. Have yet to try it, but will soon!
When Mustie took the Clinton out on the road I thought I was on board with a TT rider.
Congrats on the sponsor. What a great moped.
3 in 1 oil has always been around forever and it's great stuff ! Is that an L/S Moped, it has a cup holder ?
Another find back on the road - well done!
French Toast, Coffee and Mustie. What could be better in the morning ?
A sausage/egg/cheese/potato biscuit! You asked, my friend! :-) Chuck in NE Kansas
...and of course Mustie1 and coffee!!
Sounds delicious! What is it exactly? Ryan, UK
Sounds like a brand new mower to me. Very nice!!!
sounds like an air raid siren :)
yeah sure does.. i think the tyre/tire is rubbing the guard/fender
Kinda impressed with that little old 2-stroker. It's definitely a runner.
I did not have "sachs" with that woman !!
this made my day
You should be writing comedy. So funny
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just need more medication! 👍
B O O O O Oooooooo, , , , , ,HIS S SSSssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!
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i deserve that ! ☮❤
Oooooo I’ve always wanted a classic moped like that, I’ve always liked the look and design
That's a ton of traffic!!!!
Paultro 84 all massive cars too
Everyone's waiting their turn for a Mustie1 signature :)
thought the same thing myself, might of been a funeral
just summer time traffic
I was thinking "it's like he's biked in downtown traffic before" .....LOL!
Man that’s a pretty blue paint job, cool lookin moped. Congrats on the sponsor!
You got her screaming like a F1 car!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is like Mr. Rogers Neighborhood does Garage Repair - I'm a Fan - I like how he talks to the Camera like I'm in the Garage helping along or getting in the way.:)
"I DID NOT HAVE RELATIONS WITH THAT MOPED"
OH yes u did!
That is what I was thinking the whole time. Good he gave it a good blow - clean out that hole
I really enjoyed this video.
Reminded me so much of my youth and moped days.
Thank you so much for sharing this.
Im a former Zundapp moped rider from Sweden.
Nice! Had heard those Sachs motors were decent, but must admit haven't run into one that I've worked on yet, and that thing took right off. Needs a bit of TLC yet, but would be a great bike for your other half..just saying ;) you could pull out one of your bikes, and you both go for a ride together. Do treat those wheels though.
You are lucky to have a moped with a separate tank. Build in tanks are a pain in the bud if you got a problem with them....
Nice Video. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍
We have ourselves an OUTLAW!!!
She's a runner. That ride home freaked me out. You are a very good bike Pilot, Sir, Loved it.