Your bike is one of the best I’ve seen

@bhnjus

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah this is some fine work. Super impressive!

Very Cool! I Built one of these (ebay motor)about 2 years ago & I LOVE it. I just put on a 3.5 gallon tank & a 13 inch wide saddle so I can go forever. I am 50 years old & now I am a kid again...

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

Great minds think alike i just turned 52 and i've been looking for a saddle seat to put on it. Now i can ride the distances i use to ride younger and make it back even tired lol. Be safe out there... Bike Life!

@danielkeirsteadsr6939

5 жыл бұрын

Never leave the kid behind..just remember , you don't bounce like you use to.lol

@aaronward5265

4 жыл бұрын

Regular Guy awesome stuff man cheap inexpensive way to get thrills.im 38 and i love my stock bike kit. I traded a stock motovox 80cc and clutch for a basket case bike engine. No exhaust,no intake. I fabricated and welded a header pipe and made intake out of a spray paint can lid a couple pieces break line and a tupperware bowl and some washers. I call it ram air intake lol

@aaronward5265

4 жыл бұрын

@David Phillips, nice bike bro. Love the fabrication.#twowheelsbyanymeans

@melvincortes7134

3 жыл бұрын

@@DavidPhillipscendashi would you do that kind of work on my bike? Do you do that kind of stuff?

The Love has been real inspiring, I just wanted to re-thank all the viewers subscribers and especially the likes! I'm almost done with the upgrade to this one so stay tuned coming soon Prototype 5!

@harrybobb6764

3 жыл бұрын

Hi there I just bought a sportsman flyer bike with a loop frame and I want to go a different route of a more powerful 4 stroke engine that's a vintage cast iron HH120 tecumseh 12hp lawnmower engine for racing purpose of my tribute 1914 indian motorcycle built into a chopper with a loop frame and a bent lowrider 26 bent twisted bird cage fork and I want to have the jackshaft kit run off the tecumseh race engine that was 12hp and now it's built to a 18hp and the engine I have for my bike sounds mean and nasty but I really need a jackshaft kit to have the engine I have run the jacket shaft off that big engine to finish my modified 1914 indian motorcycle tribute it be nice for you to make a video of my type of build and how to use the two stroke kit and bypass the mounting for the 2 stroke engine and have it mounted to a 12hp HH120 tecumseh engine

I live in the south and I am a white, 57-year-old man. I have been waiting all my life to hear a black man use the term Afro Engineering. I thought it was a no-no. Good job on the kit, I like it.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

5 жыл бұрын

Thank You! Everybody's skin is becoming too thin and while we are bickering with each other, America is being sold under are very feet. Like I was saying to another subscriber, cant we have a hobby that race is not an issue in? Yes! and it is bike life. Sir if i see you and your family even if all of you were wearing confederate flag shirts, I would as a driver do what ever i can to pass you safely and even assist you if your needing to make your way thru traffic on the road at no hesitation. Yes a bike can save someone's butt today because i care more about the freedom to ride on two wheels In this great country than any other social issues that are in America at this point. I'm 53 years old and i can care less how anyone feels about my origins being from somewhere with too much sun on a daily basis. And this is the only way i can leave our generation some of my knowledge i have acquired over my lifetime. Sir we need to get the youngsters back into building things. buy your grand kids the kits, if their old enough to handle tools, which was 6 for my dad. We're leaving a generation of kids that think there's a "book for dummies" for everything lol. So since its free i plan to make more tapes and be like a black mr. rogers so stay tuned and you will hear some more things you thought you'd never hear a black man say i keep em coming so you won't have to feel uncomfortable hearing them lol. God Bless You brother and Merry Christmas to you and yours k.

Beautiful build. Well engineered, tastefully executed.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You and God Bless.

From every single video I've watched on all kinds of weird and awesome motorized bikes; this is by far the best I've ever seen, I just got into building these bikes myself but nothing like this. Mad props man You're someone to look up to in this hobby.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

How's your build going? Thanks man! on the real tho i'm changing to electric because them gas engines fail too much. 72v will smoke these gas engines and last longer. batteries are costly but worth the squeeze. Hope all is fine show me some pics when your done k. God Bless and Bike Life!

This is the most beautiful bike conversion I've ever seen, proper craftsmanship.

I thought it was just me when I couldn't get my Chinese Jack-shaft kit to install right. You have afro-engineered lots of solutions I have not encountered before, like your reed valve carb mount! Nice job!

The most badass bike on the internet

I'm a Dj too...He Made Some Good Creation like You did... Both Are Phat and Sick!!! Good Job Guys!

Awesome bike! Very informative. I've been looking to build one but we concerned with the width not allowing a jackshaft to fit. This video answered everything in great detail

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you i tried to keep it simple and fun. If you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask... Happy Holidays!

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! makes sure to get the engine real sturdy in place cause the slightest shift throws the whole thing out of alignment. and metal derail er? (rear shifter) wheels to help the regular chain flow as fast. I've had to change the ones that came with the bike after a month of riding.

I like the youtube warts and all ethos. Makes it easier to learn and try new things. 🤗

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

I have found Great Tips from some of the dumbest video's and thats how i learned to make this. Everyone's not familiar with the exact terms for parts and i for sure don't know them all but learning. Thanks for watching!

i just did my first bike' it's a basic 80cc set up on a small mountain bike' and she's doing good. I'm new to engines and learn more everyday' hope to make something like this one day.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

5 жыл бұрын

Totally cool this is prototype 6, meaning i have rebuilt this 6 times so enjoy the building journey its a great learning tool

You got a new sub. Really cool bike. I like your philosophy of reliability over speed.

Awesome build . Just what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing. Sick bike shop build.

I just build a cheap 66cc on an old mountain bike and I can't get enough of folks upgrades and such... But yours sir takes the cake. Wowee. Makes me want to build another!

@DavidPhillipscendashi

2 жыл бұрын

learning the mechanics is a lot better than worrying about the looks, I have built a bunch of pretty failures k. Keep the effort up bud and God Bless. Be safe

That looks pleasantly complex!! NICE BUILD!!!!

Great vid, DP! Thanks for sharing your experience!

One of the best builds I have seen

I bought the same bike but did a front wheel electric conversion on mine. The jackshift kit looks worthwhile.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

keeping it aligned is a bear but when operating good works on all terrains! yours is more legal i'm sure lol.

@BubbaWarbucks

6 жыл бұрын

Probably not, the speed isn't governed and that front wheel spins like crazy. I should measure the RPMs and calculate the max speed.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

I like to know when you find out because i was thinking that would be a safer option and less maintenance for my wife.

@GDMHificationranpitc

6 жыл бұрын

David Phillips I can wake you through electric if you can help others jacshaft... I have a 2 stroke midrive electric with electric hub.

At one time I was in automotive fabricator body and fender man for sure now turn my interest to motorized bicycles so I'll enjoy reading your post and videos from time to time take care

@DavidPhillipscendashi

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you bud, you should make a video explaining your experience. You'd be surprised how many people would love to learn a little of what you have skills in. I started on the bikes to develop some skills to work on my mustang. If you ever do let me know and I'll even help promote you k. God Bless and thanks for watching.

Awesome Bro!!! And Bravo for not copying Casey or any other Tubers!

I love it. Exactly what I want when I retire.

That tensioner is awesome, nice job!

Nice looking bike and good/useful info. I'm considering "fat", as I'm sure many have.

That there is a clean dream machine. Like it. I put together a mountain bike with 80cc low slow gear for multi use areas four years old now. Excellent build.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks yeah i tried the slow gear by accident first but i would definitely use it if i'm off road more than flat streets. 4 years no problems? Then you have a Great build sir!

Wow... SO MUCH useful (how to DIY) information!!! KZread is amazing and so are you sir! THANKS MUCH

@DavidPhillipscendashi

5 жыл бұрын

NO you are amazing and thank you for the encouragement! People like you are the reason i want to share more of my discoveries in this hobby to make it a safer experience. if you get stuck and have any questions please ask, I love to share information. God Bless and bike life!

Very impressed !!! Thanks for this Video.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

Actually thanks to all the other builders out there with video's cause thats how i learned to do all this custom work. Believe it or not i'm actually rebuilding it now with more upgrades that i will explain in the next video i make. Thanks again for the encouragement. Bike Life!

Most impressive! Those tires are excellent for rough terrains and roads.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

Thank You! Big difference from my mountain bike and i have them stuffed with slim for no flats too. Lovin' it, Bike Life!

Damn man. Thats some good shit. I'm lovin that badass jackshaft kit and custom exhaust. Fuel tank looks badass too.

That fat tire is sick Bro! Nice job on the build. I gave up on bicycles, but I just told the wife I am building one this winter!

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother, yeah its a fun hobby and my wife like the fact that it keeps me busy at home in the garage. But jump into the future with me friend, i just took the gas engine off and in the process of going electric. making the video as we speak. I'll walk you through my struggles to make it easier for ya k. Take care thanks for watching, God Bless and stay home.

@johnsayman2271

4 жыл бұрын

@@DavidPhillipscendashi i am workin on a 79 Chevy k10 4wd, 6ft step side box 8in lift on 35in tires. So I love being "stuck" home!!

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnsayman2271 i have a convertible 89 mustang as a project next so I'm practicing my fab skills on the bike first. But yeah loving being at home for a minute. Putting the electric engine mount on now.

Loving it too, your presentation is awesome too 'Afro Engineering' ,love it.

I have a dolomite and wanna put a motor and shift kit on. What one will fit with the jackshaft kit?

thank you for your contribution to making life a bit easier for others by sharing your applications and discoveries.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

5 жыл бұрын

So many people have taken great knowledge to the grave. I thank "KZread for providing a platform for people who would love to share their discoveries with the world without any social hangups attached. Free open source knowledge. Its a beautiful thing and i feel it will make the world great, not just America! I have more to offer coming soon because i feel selfish enjoying this bike by myself. Thanks again for watching! God Bless

@DavidmByrd

5 жыл бұрын

@@DavidPhillipscendashi Myself, I built my second gxh Honda 50cc 4 stroke (3 year replacement Warranty) gas bikes with an E.Z. bikes belt driven gear reduction Hot Rod go kart clutch assembly to a 56 tooth rear sprocket. I estimate 150 m.p.g. and a 40 m.p.h. cruising speed.

You're an engineering genius.

im so jealous duude that is insane !!!!!!

Very nice buddy love the work I'm a scooter guy myself I love the two stroke

Dude! Cool bike. I wish I would’ve invested in a fat tire bike instead of the $70 nel lusso from offer up. People probably don’t think twice that yours is a real motorcycle. Props 🤙

Was that Johnny number 5 cool bike man and like the others subscribers and, commenter siad a man that's my bike😎 keep up the good work and enjoy 😎

Quite the light show.

Looks Awesome Man Good Work!

Wow! You've got some amazing talent! Amazing bike! 👍

One more time, that cover shot is mech art.

Hey Mr Phillips I just came across your video today with the fat tire bike and a jack shaft and your recommendation to sick bike parts thank you I just like you to know I appreciate the information and I'm going to be broke now I'm kidding thank you very much

@DavidPhillipscendashi

3 жыл бұрын

thank you! Yeah i have to admit I was happy to run across them while searching for options. Not sponsored by them but a good product is a good product which is actually hard to find in this hobby. be careful with some of the aftermarket stuff that says it will make the engines faster like boost bottles, porting etc. most of the products from china are really cheap and not strong enough to be modifying. they have a chinese jackshaft but the shaft is in mm and the support is made of diecast metal. I try to save others the money that i wasted learning this. God Bless and Bike Life!

David. Great job and great build. Thanks for sharing.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Whatever that intro instrumental was, is fire bro! Instantly made me jump into a freestyle love it man!

@DavidPhillipscendashi

5 жыл бұрын

thank you i struggle with making the video entertaining and my music is a hit and miss i hope you will enjoy the next one i have almost complete k. Thanks again God Bless.

that is a freaking awesome bike. great job

Hello mr phillips, thanks to share these great tips. Joe

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

Need anymore help please don't hesitate to ask, I promise to give you my best advice k.Thanks for watching God Bless

This the best motorized bike I've seen yet, nice💯

@DavidPhillipscendashi

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother I've got a new one that's a beast I'm working on now. 100cc video coming soon. Stick around k bud. God Bless and thanks again!

@Nvent1

2 жыл бұрын

@@DavidPhillipscendashi nice, can't wait. My 11 year old and I both have 8 month old stock Zeda 80, these are so fun. I'll make sure I subscribe and hit notification. Salute peace Cal

@DavidPhillipscendashi

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nvent1 Awesome! that's why I started doing these videos to help create relationships like you and your son have with them. Put some gopros on and share it so i can so it to my subscribers k. Salute and peace to you too!

Dope. Ive built about 8 bikes. None of them looked this good. Haven't tried jackshaft yet. Would love to learn fiberglass techniques.

Mr. David Phillips, I enjoyed your video a lot. I am a Biker. I ride a Harley. I own a Yamaha homemade Chopper also. (Basket parts put togather) I been looking at all the Bike & engine kits. I can relate to your thinking and I like your Bike. Keep up on it and when you (if ever) get it like you want it, build another different. I will be watching. Have a Blessed day.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

5 жыл бұрын

Well top of the morning to you and thank you! Yeah the upgrades i have done to this one that i will post soon, i feel i have it where i want it to be. I really did all the modification to learn how to use fiber glass and weld too, because my ultimate project is an 89 mustang convertible that i have stripped. My next bike project will be a cafe racer style bike. I'm looking for a small honda just for street riding. I'm afraid to go on the highway on 2 wheels. You be safe out there brother, I'll keep you in my prayers while you enjoy the wind in your face! Oh what a feeling... Bike Life! You have a Blessed day too!

@carlesch9887

5 жыл бұрын

@@DavidPhillipscendashi My name is Carl Esch. I am on facebook. I am retired. I like to tinker. I am thinking of putting a upgrade engine on my old 92 ultra. I also want to build a car out of two bicycles. I got a old man's shop to play in and darn near any thing to play with. My get out of Mama's hair place. Ha! Ha! Thank you. I have enjoyed it. From Madison AL

You're a friggin genius man i wish i had them mad skills.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother, but actually i'm just a grown lego kid playing with bigger toys and lovin' it! God Bless and Thanks again.

@bocat1959

4 жыл бұрын

@@DavidPhillipscendashi I want to see it run ?

Bike looks great man nice work

Hello! Could I know how long the chains, sprockets, and the shifters last, with a jackshaft kit powering them.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

Good question, can't really answer that because they have all lasted longer than the engine. The only chain i upgraded was the bicycle chain because the original mongoose chain did break. I will be able to tell you better soon when i release the new video of transformation its going thru k. Thanks for watching God Bless.

Real cool, you've inspired me to build a bike. And thanks for the sick bike parts suggestion.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

If you get stuck with anything feel free to come back and ask k. Bike Life Bike Love be safe out there!

@richgran

6 жыл бұрын

I'm still checking out videos and websites to see what bike I want to use and whether I go electric or gas. My mojo wants me to go gas but my ninja wants me to choose electric LOL. At the moment I'm looking at a bafang bbshd Mid Drive ebike kit and a gravity monster frame with rst Renegade front forks. They give me the Fat Tire option for off-road. I'll be sure to touch base with you from time to time as I start my project. Have a great summer.

Thanks for doing the prototyping for us. Looks nice.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

Norman Osburn you are very welcome number 5 is coming soon with upgrades k. God Bless.

Hey I'm running into an issue where my carburetor is running into my bike's frame. I noticed you have some type of hose between the carb and the intake manifold, might I ask what you used to get this job done?

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

Yes i had the same problem, i used a braided hose so that it would not contract and expand and it worked perfects. I used a regular hose and it acted like a boost bottle and the engine would idle up and down while sitting at a stop light. real irritating believe me. hope that helps you k.

Fantastic work! I have motorized mountain bikes with both gas and electric for years, also ride on/off rd motorcycles. This can be registered in many states, I love being able to peddle up steep hills for the workout but having the motor through gears. I have used a Staton Inc front shifting kit on a few bikes, and am now mounting one to a fat bike. How does this handle bumps without a rear suspension? Does running the pressure lower help reduce bounce, without rim damage? Real art right there, regardless if optimal performance or not, respect you brother I do.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks man appreciate the Love. I took that one thru all kinds of test last summer and had a blast. I ended up with the pressure slightly low for road smoothness but enough to not have to struggle in pedal mode. I travel mostly on paths and some streets so it was great without rear suspension or front. I'm currently rebuilding that one and changing the gear ratio to get a little more torque out of it and saving for those fat tire front shock forks i seen available. My ultimate goal is to restore my 89 convertible mustang, so i practice with my builds. the front is fiberglass to save on the weight. I learn how to weld over the winter and purchased a 3D printer so stick around the upgrade is nice so far. God Bless!

great video man i expected another half azz install but you did it right good job

@DavidPhillipscendashi

5 жыл бұрын

I don't under stand, your having someone else put it together for you? If you have questions about it send me some pics of the build and i will return you what i feel would be safety concerns to look at. These can be dangerous if not built with safety in mind. yeah my bike is cute but it is prototype number 5 for a reason. the faster it would get, the unsafer it became, brakes flying off all kind of stuff. I'm not rich so there are some inexpensive additions needed to make the standard motorized bike kit safer. But if you have money the hell with these gas bikes the new fat tire ebikes make mine look like doo doo in comparison lmao! God Bless and serious any questions send them to justageek47@gmail.com and i will reply. I rather help someone ride these safely than have them banned from unsafe rides.

Awesome Video Man, this gives me idea for future projects.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

Don't forget to share when you do k, God Bless be Safe! Bike Life

Really nice work beautiful craftsmanship 🤘

@DavidPhillipscendashi

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Brother!

Nice bro video may have just saved my project , can’t get the back brake pad off , I’ll test it out see if it could work with my mongoose Argus

I like the video man. It's great content. Keep up videos of projects and stuff like this and you'll grow huge in time.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

thank you brother it really is a big hobby for me and i really really appreciate any of the other riders that have taken the time to explain stuff too. No matter how dumb the content may seem inside you'll find the one piece of information that will solve your dilemma. the love has set the bar high so the upgrade video has became a bigger project but i have a lot to offer this time. I purchased a diy 3D printer, helmet cam and learned how to weld so its coming out nice. I have about 2 weeks left on prototype 5 so stay tuned k. God Bless!

@ryancking87

6 жыл бұрын

David Phillips .... That's awesome brother and I'm pumped to see it now. Being a hillbilly and living an hour from cell service or even a wally world. Welding and everything else is something I have always done on the homestead over the years. Playing growing up with go karts and building buggies. Now just for everything..... I love KZread though brother. I hate all the current drama with them and eliminating channels that have been on here years. Simply because it doesn't align with their company values suddenly. I believe that's a fine line and they are stepping over it onto our 1st amendment and GOD given right to free speech. Being a veteran I have a bit of a "mature" verbage and don't want to start a channel and then them delete it or something because I wasn't P.C. etc... Not to mention being camera shy to begin with. So God Bless you as well brother. Also a huge thank you and show of respect to you and the rest of the great content creators on this platform.

@ryancking87

6 жыл бұрын

David Phillips btw... Some 3d print videos on parts etc would be awesome. I've been thinking about getting one.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

Then just for you i'll make one on the flsun diy kit i bought for 3D printing to help you make your decision on what kind you might get.

@ryancking87

6 жыл бұрын

David Phillips ..... That sounds excellent brother. I appreciate that.

How long did the jackshaft jockey wheels last and the rear freewheel from a cheap kids bike. A lot of torque to be putting through the standard bicycle parts. Interesting project though.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

To be honest i got a good spring out of it but its because i took my bike to the limit to see what would fail. overall for a person without a lot of income it held pretty good if i would not have pushed it so hard. So this spring i have all metal wheels for the chain derail-er and tensioners, i had to get a stronger bike chain cause the original snapped, and i have replaced the crank arms and bearings because or warping and wear. The jackshaft can be configured on the engine drive side even with a single speed for torque reasons which would be stronger and use the heavier chain. engine starts with a 10 tooth, with the jakshaft in between you can change the standard 17/10 tooth gears for 21/9 gears available which will send more torque to the rear sprocket. anything below 44 tooth requires more pedaling power to engage the engine without the jackshaft. thanks for checking this out and i hope this helped you.

Inspirational. Good job man!

@DavidPhillipscendashi

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

This is an awesome build. Well done and looking like its high quality from a factory. I have a 208cc engine bike project i may post to youtube soon. Its crazy fast.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you and great! I'll subscribe to your channel and looking forward to seeing it k. God Bless and be save out their, bike life!

@catsbyondrepair

2 жыл бұрын

Put up or shut up

Awesome Bro!!!

awesome placement and looking fuel tank!!!

Great videos David. I just finished my own fat bike build. 100cc on a hitch. No jackshaft tho. That A.E. degree is handy

you are very talented very well executed build. hats off to you sir.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I did the video to help others build a safe version from the basic online parts. minus the fibre glass and paint its a 275. bike with 200. engine and a blast to ride. You have to have minor mechanical skills to keep it running but overall I love it. I don't pursue higher speeds i'm shooting for reliability with my build. currently had to replace the rear hub busted the interior bearing mount somehow. Thats what is holding me up from creating some vids of me having fun on it lol. God Bless and thanks again!

That bike looks awesome man. The lights add to it big time, that is a cool looking bike. You did a pretty good job on that bike, and i really like those fat tire bikes.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, im trying to complete my electric version, in paint now k. Thanks again and God Bless.

@douglasdailey5998

4 жыл бұрын

@@DavidPhillipscendashi god bless you.

Stumbled across your video. Good stuff.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, it is becoming a hard act to follow but i have a helmet cam now and close to getting a drone for more action footage of the fun i have riding it. Stay tuned coming soon lol! What kind of music do you listen to, I'm a dj and i create my background tunes from remixing bits and pieces, so i would appreciate your feed back. Thanks again and God Bless.

You are awesome bro great job on the bike.

question, would a 4 stroke fit in a fat tire bike. using all the same stuff you have on yoiur bike.??

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

scratch them gas engines they fail too much, electric is now getting cheaper and is a more reliable way to go. you can buy 72v electric engine kit for about 300 and battery for about 500, which with the failure rate of these gas engines it will cost more than that in the long run. New video coming soon. God Bless.

Where did you get your pull start from? And, did you have problems with the cord fraying/snapping?

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

I got it a bikeberry.com. the pull handle did come off and i had to replace it which repairs to the pull are easy too if you had to re-string it or anything. but in the winter or really anytime a lot better than having to pedal start cause if it don't at least i'm not out of breath from trying lol.

Awsome build

This is an awesome bike!

amazing ride brother i have the same feeling as you i love it as well rock on man

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks and be safe my brother out there riding. God Bless.

@waynegallant2094

4 жыл бұрын

@@DavidPhillipscendashi hey dave how u doin my brother i bought a wildcat pk 80 motor they say it will do 40 right out of the box wish me luck man peace

Thanks David! One more question sir. Did you use the fat tire mongoose dolomite or the malus ? Thank you Cody

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

I use the hitch because i want to put lights in the open circles of the wheels. but I'm sure the dolomite is the same dimensions k.

very nicely done bike. that is just what I have been wanting to do.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

Thank You! it is really a fun hobby and not as expensive as you think. I went a little over board but that was to learn how to use different materials and 3 stage painting. I hope you try one day and any questions feel free to ask k. God Bless.

I love the "Afro Engineering Degree" logo you had in this video, I think it was a nice touch. The music track you laid on this video was pretty cool too, I'd like to make music tracks like that someday(It's another thing I'll have to learn.). I have a motorized bike too, it's a "Ghost Classic" made by "Phantom Bikes" in San Diego, CA, I like the old style look of it, although your bike looks cool too(It's the big tires, you gotta love that.). Take care my friend and nice work, you make me proud! ( ^_^. )

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

God Bless you and thank you for the Love. I figure if your going for a personal pun go all the way with it lol. I miss California, i graduated from fairfax hs and went to ITT in el cajon California. Those Phantom Bikes are nice i seen the special on them with Jay Leno and There's was one of inspirations of my bike. Very well built and not about the speed but about the safety! You be safe out there k. Bike Life and Bike Love to You!

@danielkeirsteadsr6939

5 жыл бұрын

@@DavidPhillipscendashi WOW a fan of Jay Leno's garage..#1 He enjoys life to the fullest every day. he's going to die a old BOY

@saved_yet_so_as_by_fire

4 жыл бұрын

IDK seems kinda racist to me. Imagine a white person calling it white engineering degree, would you feel the same?

I like this idea and am wondering what size engine you are using? I have a 125cc for stroke engine with a long shaft on the drive and am wondering if the jack shaft will bolt up to it the engine is a 4 stroke engine with a kick start on it and I would love to mount it on a 26-28 feature mountain bike. Will it work or do I need to modify the bike frame

@DavidPhillipscendashi

2 жыл бұрын

Its more about the chains and gears you use than mounting issues. I still use a jackshaft instead of offsetting the engine. Not to the regular chain side but just on the engine side because the regular chain is barely strong enough for the 49cc engines. I use the 100cc too because of the fat tire weight and it still only go around 30 to 33 mph which is fine for me. Sound like you will have to custom mount that engine your talking about and i would use a 26" beach cruiser should have enough space for it. Great ideal can't wait to see it k. God Bless be safe. Bike Life!

Sir you are a true engineer

@DavidPhillipscendashi

Жыл бұрын

No sir i am a custom bike builder but the new bike that im almost done with most engineers would assume i was. Thank you for watching this one and stay tuned for my 100cc custom build

@DavidPhillipscendashi

Жыл бұрын

Matter of fact I'm just like you brother, handy with tools and love to build stuff. I started as a kid painting bikes with pep boys spray paint. Now I use the real stuff. Keep up the good work and if you have kids teach them too k. Bike Life Bike Love and show the world how we do it here in America. Peace brother.

This is truly amazing! God bless

@DavidPhillipscendashi

5 жыл бұрын

God Bless you too brother and Thank You!

Very Nice Bike.

Very nice build.

People who put thumbs down here must be putting them up their....

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

LMAO! Thank You... I actually give likes just for the attempt to enlighten another fellow hobbyist. This one has truly raise my self esteem level to an all new high. God Bless.

@mialouraymond3809

6 жыл бұрын

ET TOI TU AS FAIT QUOI JAMAIS VU

@Nemesys420

5 жыл бұрын

Dayum! Seems like QUITE a project, BUT.. Siiiick ride, man. Congrats :)

@garyjohnson1970

5 жыл бұрын

Even if you hate it, its still worthy of respect!

@tamsvideos45

4 жыл бұрын

buttholes

Nice bike brother loving ya AFRO ENGINEERING ✊ Be blessed Jah Rastafari Selassie I Jah

I'm new to biking in general. I have a noob question for you. What are the white things on your wheels between the spokes?

@DavidPhillipscendashi

3 жыл бұрын

Hello and thank you.. they are 3d printed and glow in the dark! if you access to a 3d printer I have up loaded the file to thingiverse k. Bikelife!

We need some vids about adding push-button starter add-ons. Been thinking about trying to rig up something after watching about the bt80 kit.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I am interested in that bt80 kit, but not sure what add on's your referring to. Looks like its an as is kit and the button is a normally open switch that closes when you push it. do you have one? What problem are you having with it? Let me know i will see if i can help k. Thanks for watching. God Bless

@michaelperry1309

3 жыл бұрын

@@DavidPhillipscendashi the bt80 kit has a starter built in so i was thinking of trying to buy a starter and battery and "afro-engineer" something up. i was watching go-cart vids where they install starters and solenoids but seems like i would need a charging setup also. i can buy separate parts from the bt80 kit to make things a little easier or at least see everything i would need. i wish i knew about the bt80 when i bought my kit because it has everything. i'm gonna buy the centrifugal clutch and see how that goes. i have the jackshaft kit which i like. for some reason i have a pull start but i its too hard to pull so i never use it. maybe you might know what i could do. it seems like i have too much compression if i take out the spark plug its easy to pull.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelperry1309 Ok brother, I see what your trying to do, but after looking at the bt 80 design i'm not sure how you would make that work without at least using the bottom of the engine mold which holds the starter parallel to the gear flywheel. also if the pull start is too hard to turn the engine i am not confident that the electric starter will do any better. one thing about these parts from china there not very durable. I even took my pull starter apart to put a stronger rope and handle in it. I think your going the right route with the centrifugal clutch. I have had that too much compression problem before because i use car engine gasket maker instead of the cheap paper gaskets that come with the engine. That bt80 looks like a kit that i would just leave as is and maybe add better exhaust only. Keep me posted cause i am interested in your results. Thanks for watching and God Bless.

Simply BADASS!

Your exhaust seems not to be so loud. Where did you get the muffler? Im afraid to try to get one put together like yours because of the 2 stroke exhaust sound.

@DavidPhillipscendashi

5 жыл бұрын

man sorry missed this question, the sound you hear mostly on the internet are from highly altered and dangerous builds with high speed claims. the average kit with the standard muffler which mine is are even more quiet. i fell into the hype from the other builds too and so my exhaust is a chamber exhaust which is supposed to give it better flow but when i installed it the tail pipe was too small so i cut it off and welded the stock one on giving it a little more power and then drilled 2 additional holes in the end of it for more power and it worked. But with a standard kit i was able to cross 30 mph with the stock exhaust and it was just fine. the key thing to remember with theses bikes are any advertisement promoting performance will lead you to loud k. keep it simple and you will love it. Try the new electric start version out cause pedaling to start can wear you out too k. God Bless stay safe k.

DUDE ! that is SWEET !

Not only is Dr. Ben Carson a surgeon, he's also an engineer!

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

LMAO! Took me a minute to get it lol

Very nicely done.

Very cool David! Thanks a lot!

@DavidPhillipscendashi

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you robert, I was just following the footsteps of some of the other good builders and sharing my experiences with this hobby. Bike life be safe out there k. God Bless.

I've been researching how to build motorized fat bike, your's is the best I've seen. Love the fact you can joke / use Afro Engineering. I've worked in several machine / fabrication shops, we all get along. No PC in the shop. If you can't take it, bye bye.

Amazing build what kind of fender is that

That’s awesome!!

@DavidPhillipscendashi

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, wait til you see the upgraded version!

i am wondering about the spoke count and the strength of the spokes. i want to do a build but the spokes seem to flimsy?

@DavidPhillipscendashi

2 жыл бұрын

Well I'll tell you from my experience. with these 2 stroke engines the bike will not go that fast because of weight and tire size. and the rim is pretty thick plus the fat tires absorb every bump. It feels like riding in a Cadillac. Now i use the mount for the rear center hub that is an aftermarket part instead of the supplied rubber gear mount in the kits, so it would not pull by the spokes. It rides comfortably around 25 mph. Hope that helps you out.

@aclive2022

2 жыл бұрын

@@DavidPhillipscendashi ok thanks!