Guy 1: My bike is gas powered Guy 2: My bike is electric Marty: Hold my beer...

Now we’re talking! Good ole classic Marty ingenuity!!! 🤘🏻thank you for the inspiration as always brother! 🙏🏻🤙🏻

Nice shop Marty. Glad to see you doing the stuff you did before. I always enjoyed your your old project vids.😁

I never thought to flare the tops. I did, however make mine with slots so they don’t spin around - wide slots for baitcasters and narrow ones for spinning rods

Many inventors don't have the patience for making the refinements but the people who make the refinements often can't see how to make the first one

Another great video, Marty. Can’t wait to see the turbine mod!

@JohnHernandez-mc8kk

Жыл бұрын

Right that's flip awesome 😮

Love your fabrication videos. Unlike starboard, I have access to PVC and came up with ideas for a bunch of projects. Thanks, man.

Bob Ross of pvc!!!

Why am I inspired everytime I watch Marty? 😁

Thanks for sharing another great DIY video!! So looking forward to the jet bike videos!!!!!

Thanks Marty You just gave me a great idea of making a Bimini top for my Gheenoe classic . It’s been hard trying to find a top for it around Tampa bay ! Keep up the good work

What a nice shop Marty!

You really are a handy guy!!! Thats great for your bike.😎🎣🐟

Cool idea! For those who have a "Robocup". They work great for carrying a rod clamped to the fork leg.

Awesomeness is comming. I knew that jet motor had to come back. Awesome. Can't wait to see that. Very cool Marty.

Marty Ive been following you a long time. Early on, I learned so much info and education from your YT vids. From my kayak Trips I’d always catch fish but wanted the sheeps. You showed me techniques to harvest that species. Thank you sir. My family eats well when its fish night dinner.

Color coordinated with your tires -sweet!

Marty this is why I started watching your channel, way way back when you had the cheap red Kayak!

You are a freaking McGiver, and Love it man.

What an absolute game changer. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

I didn’t know how easy it was to heat and shape pvc. Got to go to Harbor Freight and get a heat gun. Gonna make some rod holders for my bike. Thanks for your video.

Hey Marty, you make the best DIY videos. You made working with PVC look so simple. I purchased a $249 refurbished E bike a week ago and am going to attach one of my old rod holders to the bike. I also have a collapsible rod real and inflatable chair I can carry on the bike. Everything fits in the back seat of my Corolla. I hope you do more do-it-yourself videos. Everything you make is always solid, but has a nice design to it.

@zoffinger

Жыл бұрын

I've been watching your videos, Robb.

@RobbsHomemadeLife

Жыл бұрын

@@zoffinger thanks Marty. Much appreciated.😀

You’re a great inspiration Marty, sorry u didn’t make it up to Great Kills last year, I’m sure it’s in your future.

I’ve been designing a PVC claw I want to attach to an extendable pole which I will use to create an opening in water hyacinths pads to catch sacalait/ crappie. This was helpful…. Thanks

Awesome project! Only would suggest to add a slit or a place to help secure the reels in place to prevent them from spending and getting caught in the wheels! Great job though and the ending was a real cliff hanger! 😂

Good stuff Zoff!

Great Video. Keep them DYI videos coming. very enjoyable!

Thanks for this! This is a great idea, and your results are beautiful. My fishing-addict kids are finally just about old enough to ride their bikes on city roads with their fishing-addict dad. I found your video while looking around for ideas for secure and convenient ways to carry our rods on our bikes when we go to our local pond. If I attempt my own version, I'll probably do what @iJacker suggested below and cut out a slot in each rod holder so that the reel can sit lower and not swivel. I may also add a bungee cord closure so that nothing flies out if the bike hits a bump.

I'm glad to see you you inspire me alot and I have been that way my whole life you help me get new ideas ,tools, and supplies great video keep it up. Thanks

That’s a neat little project there! You can add a piece of pool noodle to the fluted end of the rod holder, to protect the rod/.reel from getting scratched/dented. Also, you could use bungee cords to hold the rods in place to prevent them from “bouncing”out of the holders. You could also mount the holders to a crate, and cut a little groove/slot to make the rod stay snugged into the holder.

Thank you Marty, I enjoy your videos very much. The realism of real world trial and error is very good and tells us to have patience and something to hold on to that hot pvc than our fingers and hands. I can use your proven dyi methods to build amateur radio antennas, using far fewer fittings and reduced cost and building as making it more of my design, (and yours) and make contacts and conversation across the globe 🌎. I been looking into really light weight outboard motors and also trolling motors intended for kayaks. Weight on the transom end must be very limited also if electric trolling motors are used, still have battery weight. I have been looking into LIPO4 battery technology. It is far lighter than lead construction batteries used in sealed gell cell deep cycle and old traditional lead acid wet batteries. You need a fairly high thrust from a electric trolling motor to get you off the water with pop up thunderstorms. I found a 2 cycle 4 HP air cooled low cost 21 pound with onboard 3/4 gallon fuel tank on Amazon. It's just about the same money 💰 compared to the electric trolling motors, but there is no batteries to deal with and charging up. Just carry a half gallon of 2 cycle mix fuel ⛽ and of course the oars and PFD, whistle and small fire extinguisher, to keep somewhat safe and legal. I would be using freshwater, but on the largest inland lake in Texas. Lake Sam Rayburn. It can get dangerous ruff in 3 minutes or less. Protected coves are the plan. Great video and we learn from your videos as well. Thanks Marty. 73 GOD bless Earnest K5EWM.

Hi Marty, even if it is someone else's idea, you always profect it better. Nice job. You seem to be alot more happier and grounded being off the big boat, especially for the pups. Good luck. John

great hack marty

Enjoyed this so much, great to see. Then the end 😂🤣

You're the master of diy..one of the many reasons I truly enjoy your content and appreciate all you do.😊🇺🇸😇🎣🚣‍♂️🚲

I've missed this type of videos from you. I like your big boat vids but I love your fabrication videos

Been following g for years but just found you again! I’m hyped!

Hey Marty, I went ahead and posted my video on my rod holder and gave you a shout out. I am going to be doing some more fishing videos with my bike. There are a lot of bridges a person can fish at but there is nowhere to park a car to access it. With the bicycle in the car. You can get close to the bridge and park and ride the bike to the bridge and they can't stop you from fishing.

@zoffinger

Жыл бұрын

Awesome thank you!

Good job Marty. But I see a fault. You need to cut slots to stop the rods from spinning about in there.

I love how you followed up all the classic sayings with one from Homer Simpson 😆

Very nice.

Have a good one

Gloves Marty. When working with hot objects, gloves are truly a blessing 😉

Thanks for sharing 😊

Zoff! Good to see ya brotha

great video! Hopefully that jet engine won't melt the fishing line on your way to the next fishing trip. lol

Before you started the process, I was thinking 'where did he get those extension arms from?' Another amazing DIY video Marty.

Houston, we have LIFT-OFF!!! I hope you can string this on for more that one more video. There has to be more mods coming for that bike. You are going to have to carry a tackle box and bait and lunch... Koozie holders?

First Attempt in Learning. Keep up the good work buddy!

Atta Boy, Marty!!!

@ohillbilly

Жыл бұрын

I've reported a bunch of spam on your vids.

@zoffinger

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, bob. I reported the bugger too.

awesome video Marty. I miss your DIY creative videos. Keep being you man.

Thanks for sharing your set up 🙌🏼

Been around for a long time always excited to see new videos come out. Keep em rollin Marty

Pay attention to the rod holders! You do not see the jet engine attached to the carrier! Can't wait to see how that works!

Nice job!

good job Marty keep up the good work!

Ah thanks for the tutorial and the insight. I knew that motor was on there for more than just show.

Bicycle stems often use a similar mechanical technique in steel, you've done it in the novel medium of PVC. Clever as ever Marty!

Thanks a lot brotha…. I made a baseball bat holder for my son’s bike. I appreciate it 👌🏼

Dude I've been watching you for years now, you're stuff always ends up looking so sick haha ✌️ that's a cool bike man, keep at it 🤙

Good job!

pretty slick stuff! thanks!

Very nice

This is genius!!!! Thank you!

good start, clear eyed , organised shop, solid mesaging and no dam drinking beer

bro got a jet engine on the rack 😂 jokes aside really nice idea i can make one for my chair to hold the rod

I like it good job ...by the way I have a bike just like that at Emerald Isle . My Beach bike .Rod Holders Cool .THANKS .

Awesome!!

Pretty kool

Oh I'm seeing a bimini top in my future

I was beginning to wonder if you were going to mention the elephant in the room. lol

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Can't wait to see Marty in a remake of the movie Back To The Future where he takes his jet bike back...or forward...to a different time and fishes and shows us old and new kayaks. Think you will hit 88mph on that bike Marty? LOL!!!!!!!!

@zoffinger

Жыл бұрын

Dude. I just hope my ponytail doesn't get sucked into the intake before it reaches idle speed!

@averageeverydayfishermansh4501

Жыл бұрын

@@zoffinger True. Safety...well, not first or maybe even seventh. But who really cares about that. LOL! Can't wait to see it.

Love your video, can't wait to see others. As one who often gets burned myself, what about gloves?

nice i want to make these for my mini grom motorcycle now. i like riding to the lake but it gets annoying carrying the rods in a backpack so i need to do this asap lol. though i barely have time for anything.

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Marty, just letting you know that despite being your subscriber since indefinite forever ago.. youtube has not let me know that you have posted anything at all in last 7 months so this is me catching up from this video forward. I attributed not being notified about videos due to you hanging out here in FL in the camper and then spending time with friends and stuff and then to NC... obviously keep an eye on FB posts but I am literally 7 months back in videos because I figured there were none. I guess youtubes does not like us watching your content. Sigh.

I have the Catch 100, and I'm wondering if I should be storing it on it's end standing up like Marty does?

I just dont have the tools to make it but kool am a fisherman love to make it

Hi Marty! Awesome work! I'd like to do this project for my own bike, but I need to grab some tools. What is the little hand held saw you used to cut the PVC pipe called? Your videos are fantastic, keep up the great work!

Are we gunna talk about the jet engine on the bike?!?

Marty, love your bike! Can I ask what brand and model your seat is? It looks comfy and I'd like to buy one for my cruiser 😄

Great idea but I’m gonna send you a pair of mechanic’s gloves so you stop burning your fingers 😂

Marty your so talented dude😎🤘🤘. What brand of heat gun are you using? Is it cordless?

@zoffinger

Жыл бұрын

It's a corded Wagner. The box is right there on the benchtop.

@scubatrucker6806

Жыл бұрын

@@zoffinger 🤣🤣I was concentrating so hard on what you was doing and didn't see the box .. I did look at the video and saw it in plane sight.🤣🤣 " Where's my sign moment". 👍

Can u use the pelican intruder more?

same mar-t ime, same mar-t channel

Do you still have your boat that you Dun the great loop in the USA mate

Hey Marty, you make a ton of creative stuff out of PVC. I am trying to make a mount for my stern light, but ½” PVC is too small and ¾” is too big in diameter. Think heating the PVC and using the stern light rod to stretch the ½” to the right diameter would do it?

I suppose there's a part two. Right?

@zoffinger

Жыл бұрын

I gave a buddy my passcode incase he has to upload part two for me posthumously ;)

PVC Is getting very expensive to play with

Whats with the rocket thing lmao

great job never thought you could get that pvc that flexible ? how long to get it flexible thanks for the video get some leather gloves lol

Can we address the elephant in the room? Perhaps the 🛩 engine on the back of the bicycle??

@tonybarnes3858

Жыл бұрын

ha ha

@zoffinger

Жыл бұрын

Why? Is that unusual?

Does anyone realize this is a jet engine on a bicycle!

@jasonfulton77

Жыл бұрын

Jet engine on a bike! I wish I could send Marty a motorcycle helmet stay safe man!

Bungee down so rods don’t jump out when u start that engine u don’t want your rods to b thrown. Will the heat burn your line

Gloves dude.....gloves.

Marty, what kind of saw is that sir?

@zoffinger

Жыл бұрын

It's called an oscillating tool. I love it.

@mitchhouser

Жыл бұрын

@@zoffinger Way cool sir… came into a Bass Raider for $275 and just acquired a bunch of pvc… gonna be a fun summer… see you in Tampa next time we hit Treasure Island👍

Good , no booze video !!!

I actually used this idea to help modify an aftermarket headlight for my motorcycle. kzread.info/dash/bejne/no6iltSml8vJfso.html Link to the video I made. Shouted you out near the end, thanks for the idea man! It worked perfectly!