I was guessing it cost around 8k. So 6k isn't bad for the performance and looks the bike has. Keep on building and growing the channel!

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

💯

@banzay1

4 жыл бұрын

Ihhh... don't know about it... I would rather get a Zero... for a youtube channel and for the sake of manufacturing something, yes, it's ok...

@ryandavis4689

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheInja I think its the coolest bike on the planet and I'm saddened that I'll never own this model. I love the Telsa and color sceme and I think it's a savage build. Dudes that built are freaking BOSS!

@Sky-jq2no

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheInja Now you just need to add a CCS or Chademo port (the so called "level 3" DC fast charging) and ride it around the state, would be a fun feature to add

@JasonWW2000

4 жыл бұрын

@@Sky-jq2no That probably would not be possible. The batteries are not air or water cooled so any type of fast charging would probably overheat them. This is assuming they can even handle a bigger charge current. These are the tradeoffs and things you need to decide when you build your own e-bike.

I've definitely enjoyed these last couple of months watching you work on this. We NEED more!!! 💪🙌

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

For sure!

@andrewmccalla5559

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheInja Take your time. It's definitely time to enjoy your accomplishment.

Sweet bike now. You did a good job. Congratulations on your build.

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

Appreciate that!

Thank you!!! Following this from the beginning until now has been really awesome. Thank you for taking the time to share with all of us your experience. And, thank you for including links to the things you used in your build!

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

For sure! 💯

Congratulations on turning around an initially bad experience into a great one! I can only admire the determination and ingenuity you have shown to create a unique one off modern electric motorcycle. To have a high level of performance in speed and range for a relatively small expense compared to commercial offerings is a wonderful achievement. Also to enjoy every mile with zero expense in petrol costs must be very satisfying! Thanks for posting.

A project is generally always worth the wait. And it saves up front cost. Pay as you go. And it looks AWESOME!

Your videos helped inspire me to build an electric moped and now I have a 2000w monster that chirps the tires till you hit 20mph lol, it maxes at 42mph

It is really incredible how your channel has grown because you have provided us with high quality content. I can’t believe how well every has turned out!!! Congratulations on your achievements!

I can't believe how it turned out. It looks absolutely incredible

Just stumbled onto your channel a couple of days ago and I've now binge watched your entire build! Awesome content brother, can't wait for the DIY build video. It's going to be a great project for me and my brothers to bond over. Keep up the great work!!!

You should be really proud with what you managed to achieve! Considering this was your first build, the cost isn't even that bad. The bike looks amazing and has great perfromance. Now you can enjoy the motorcycle and the large amount of subscribers it has brought/will bring to your channel. I for one am glad you stuck it out!

Brilliant job,I've followed your build from the start ,end result totally bespoke electric bike first class ,I'm jealous lol ,take care and ride safe buddy

I was always looking forward to your vids on this build, super informative as well, keep up the great content!

Don’t put motorcycle sounds! The beauty of hub motors is zero sound. So awesome being quiet you can hear nature. Embrace the future!

@alphaxfang

4 жыл бұрын

just put an on and off button for the speaker, and motor sound is more for safety for him and others... imagine you walk and pay no attention since it silent and bam get hit by an electric bike... that situation can be evaded by having motor sound...

@lsmith2129

4 жыл бұрын

You want to hear nature go camping,you want to ride a bike put a set of vance and hines on a big v twin.

@Evokemotorcycles

4 жыл бұрын

A lot of people initially think that they will miss the sound, or they want the sound for safety, but after test riding or purchasing one, they quickly find out that it becomes more of an annoyance than anything.

@TheFlatEarthChannelcom

4 жыл бұрын

Evoke Electric Motorcycles pop I agree 100% I used to love my loud piped when I was young. I’m much older now and after switching over, I prefer it. Looking back at people with loud pipes and then travelling not even fast makes me feel how much of a tool they look and how barbaric the tech was.

@freddykoopmans6985

4 жыл бұрын

load bikes save lives.....

This series made me a subscriber! Might be a big step for me learning all this is possible.

Better than the new electric Harley D. Make it sound like e speeder bike from Star Wars

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

And 1/8 the price 😆

@bryanjudefernandez2195

4 жыл бұрын

u watch srkcycles ?

@JasonWW2000

4 жыл бұрын

The Livewire is a different class of bike. Much more powerful. Ten times bigger motor.

@luisdetomaso2224

4 жыл бұрын

The Harley goes almost 100mph and runs 0-60 in less than 3 seconds. It also will have decent resale value. You will be lucky to get 2 or 3 years out of a cheap Chinese moto or scooter before it starts rusting and all of the mechanical and electrical components go to shit

Totally excellent! That's a really good price, and the results speak for themselves. Will be watching the diy updates.

I wanna keep seeing more on this bike. Ive followed silently for a while and have been anoying everyone I see with updates on your project. I hope cooling fans helps keep her sprinting. If not look into liquid cooling systems. There are some that should definitely help. I look forwar to more content. Fantastic job mate. Well done.

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

Glad to have you! Problem solved, just need to install the fan I got today!

Great job. You are really inspiring and I'm sure that many people will follow your steps. Great build for the price.

So glad to see people doing this!

great job'! Final product definitely seems worth it and really enjoyed this series! Look forward to your next project

Just accidentally ran across your channel and followed you on your journey. I build DIY drones sometimes so I kinda know what you go through with matching parts, wrong parts, and malfunction. It is gratifying when I finally get things to work right but leaves a slight sour feeling in retrospect of wasted monies.

Riding into the finish line like a boss on this build! Not only did you turn it into a great bike from a ripoff, but you also increased it's value, this is a great story beginning to end.

That's honestly awesome dude that bike looks awesome and just all around amazing and for you to do most or all the work yourself is awesome too, props to you bro.

You crushed it. Nice man. Goes to show that this could be a viable business as well! Great job!

Great job man!! I came and subbed following your FZ6 fork rebuild video and your first project bike. Been watching since the start of this project. At first, I was scared and sorry for the hardships and wondered if it was all worth it. Congrats man, sounds like it definitely was worth it all in the end.

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely.

Just watched from your first video in this series to now! I’m amazed! You have perseverance! You are a legend! I’d now be willing to try this! I’d definitely want to learn about all my shipping costs before hand. Go for the base model and try see what happens! That company should thank you for showing you can turn a turd, into a gold nugget.

Great vids dude, keep up the good work!

In a past video I just ask for these information, I really like your videos, i started to see them when you were working with this! , Right now I'm the owner of an R1 Yamaha 2011 and this is something like :O for me! Keep doing this stuff!

You very easily could have let this beat you but you didn't young man and that speaks to your character. I'd say what you have now was well worth the effort, congratz on an awesome electric bike. Well Done...

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

🔥🔥🔥

That last push of the tire.....the secret is to push the opposite side of the tire's seat, down into the deepest belly of the rim. This will create the slack needed to get the last bit over the lip. It's so satisfying. Every rim has a pocket for this.

@TheInja

4 ай бұрын

Oh gotcha!

And you would have no idea what was inside your new $15,000 bike if bought new. You know every sexy curve and part and how they all work. Nice work guys.

That's one hell of a lemonade you made with the lemons life gave you! Really impressed with how it turned out, making my fingers itchy.

I saw this bike on your channel few month ago with all the problem and here i am again knowing that it is all fixed and what i can say it looks great now yeah so here is my subs ❤️ from 🇲🇾Malaysia 👍🏻

Well done man, amazing accomplishment

Hope you made your money back and more because you definitely gave me enjoyment watching these. Good job bro turned out really good

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it 💯💯

My build similar costed me 8500 Canadian but I paid a shop to build my battery and do the motor swap. So cost a bit more then doing it yourself. Also I bought my bike used as there is major importers where I’m from so no need to order from China. My battery is half the size though.

Thats a great project and thats for sharing it with us!

Nicely done. It was cool to see how you turned a bummer into a real runner. And didn't lose hope along the way. Someone could make a business from what you did. Buy the cheap model, add the mods and sell it for $7500. That would be a nice full-time or part-time business.

I would love to see you do something like this again but take it to the next level.

Awesome vid man, thanks!

Good job, my man! Respect! From Russia with love!

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

👊🏽

It was a great serie from begin to end. Like to see on more video you cruising that thing in a more rustic environment. Less stop signs on the road.

I salute you and your buds for being at the leading edge of DIY electric bikes. I imagine this will be become a thing in the coming years much like building custom PCs are today. My advice to you, get rid of the mock tesla labels and come up with your own brand name, you earned it.

Well done nice job, impressed. Thanks for the vids

Couldn't be happier for you. Enjoy... man, you really earned it!

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

👊🏽

Good job bro.You can be proud of doing that build for sure💯👍👍

Looking forward for the DIY video. I'm absolutely in love with that motorcycle you built. I have already ordered the base model. I'm going to call it the Inja bike. All black though.

@josecepeda2813

4 жыл бұрын

I'm betting you could buy another one, base model and build it up. Then sell it for like 8 to 12 grand. And take the opportunity to film the DIY process. It would be great for us fans and for your channel, no doubt.

BadAss Bradda. Salute

Your the best fam keep doing what you do

I'm from Philippines .. it's a very good upgrade for electric motorcycle 👍

Well done sir! It turned out better than expected

@dr.swaster8763

4 жыл бұрын

By the way, what is the charge time to full capacity?

Boy you did amazing!! And it looks better than those Zero bikes 🤛🏿 great job!!

AWSOME... need to build one.

Sweet it is amazing to see how far youI have come with this project

Yeah!!!! Finished the series like a champ! Now onto the next series, i keep following for each notification

@IAmAnAlbatross...

4 жыл бұрын

yeah next step a Quad bike

@moto1594

4 жыл бұрын

Tanay Sarkar ew no. Quads suck

respect man! good work

Can’t wait to see your DIYer video, you and your partner should get into the business of distributing these bike part or whole bike. Great job to you and you partner. 👍👍

Awesome inja, that was great review, of ur effort taken to put this bike together. ❤️🔥

you did an excellent job putting that bike together! it looks great and seems to drive well. if you cant keep the controller cool enough consider water cooling it.

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

Nope, we're good now!

Cool! Definitely worth the money. I want to build one.

Awesome mate, great job

For mounting tires, a trick I learned is if you take a couple big sockets like 3/4" or 1" anything big enough to put your thumb through but that on the side where the tire is already on it will help keep that tire in the center and it will make getting those tires on better

@JasonWW2000

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the bead needd to be in the lowest part of the rim when the far side is being pushed on.

That's awesome brother, you just drove up to China to get it! So my big kicker with electric bikes, we all know how bad some other drivers are and some have a hard time looking out for other cars much less motorcycles, I think the loud noise helps some drivers know your around, but this lil silent dude....is asking for trouble I think. Anyways, cool video buddy, thanks for the info! Cheers!

Sitting on the curb, the bike looks much faster than it actually performs. To me, it looks like a 600cc gasoline class, sport bike... my Honda 600RR got up to like 180 mph. This looks like a fun, go around town cruiser, but besides that, IDK? However, I'm impressed how much work you put into this project, and didn't give up. I firmly believe that someday I will buy an electric motorcycle. Oh, my KX450 MX bike is faster than most electric motorcycles LOL.

Plus at least 3 grand in labour and headaches. I'm also thinking there is about a grand of stuff you haven't even realized yet?¿? Either way you've done a great job, BE DAMNED PROUD buddy!!! I bought a used Emmo Knight for a grand last year, with this video, I figure I could do about the same for maybe a bit cheaper, but ONLY because of you doing this!!! THANK YOU!!! :)

@Evokemotorcycles

4 жыл бұрын

Factoring in the labour and headaches it would be a better buy just to purchase an Evoke Motorcycles Urban S or Urban Classic for under $8k USD. If it's for the fun and experience, then there's really nothing to compare. Good fun in the garage.

@GJ-oo2xw

4 жыл бұрын

Much more than 3K in labour bro.

Awesome can't wait for your diy video

Your awesome . You have accomplished something that no one has done. Its a shame that they don't make bikes like this in the USA. I'm very proud of your achievements. Maybe an american vendor can start carrying parts for a build like this.😀

make your own homemade electric sport bike next time! it would be really great!

Wow! I honestly thought it was cost you twice that amount. Great job!!!

Can't wait for the full diy project .

I'm kicking around the idea of doing this but I want to see how well it holds up a year and like 6 to 12 thousand miles from now.

That’s a cool build!!

Nice job....keep it up....looking forward to DIY. 👍🤙

Great video!

As a youtuber i think u know that u gain some view and sub because of this project wich is good !!! I actually find ur channel because of it and im glad ! do more about real estate and about your job what is it actually too on other channel :)

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

Will do!

Good job, well done!

First love your videos and keep the good work and stay safe and happy

Good are a lucky man, good looking bike and a beautiful wife too. Your friend that built the battery, good guy, smart too, you are lucky again, dang man, you should buy some lotto tickets! You learned a lot too so win win. 150 mile range is in my opinion unnecessary when I think about too work and back or even taking a weekend ride. 100 miles seems okay so you could have saved some with less miles so less batteries. That was a pressure build too so if you had more time, could have purchased good used batteries and saved there as well. So next project is to get a wrecked/not working electric bike, bring it back to life or get a used motor bike and convert it to electric if you love DYI but DYI can be lonely .... always working on project alone in a garage... its why I cut back on DYI projects, I missed having people around! Good job... take care!!!!

Excellent work, now onto the next one 😀

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

You know it!

Good work. You should start a company to mass produce them. I would of given up on the bike a long time ago. Have to give you credit for sticking in there and not giving up.

Will there be a video on the charging portion of the motorcycle? Would be interesting to know how long it takes and the best techniques to use in such a DIY setup. Very interesting journey you got. Looks like you have learnt alot from the journey👍👍

Nice work!

Thank this was very helpful

Really enjoyed following you build this bike up. Looks great with performance to match. Now what's the next project?

I must of missed how/why it went from all black color to the white. Either way amazing job! It looks incredible can’t wait for the DIY vid!

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

Watch the "Electric Sportbike is FINISHED" video!

Dope Looking forward to the next video.. I would buy the base model and custom it out too.. I can wait the months it takes..

@TheInja

4 жыл бұрын

For sure

Cant wait for the DIY!

@ahpuesbru

4 жыл бұрын

Do you recommend a chinese electric motorcycle as a first bike? I assume some pros are that its easy to drive and cheap. Also you can upgrade it for speed as you become more confident. Or do you think its better to start with another bike?

@The Inja: I really like how this bike came out, bro. And I'm glad you were able to turn a lemon into awesomeness. I hope you can figure out how to get the engine sound on the speakers idea to work, it would be really cool to make it sound like the Turbo Interceptor car from that movie The Wraith! PS: Tesla was messing with that idea too to help visually impared pedestrians hear their electric cars coming, maybe they could give you some pointers?

This looks way better then most of the zero options. If you want anything that looks sporty you got to drop big dollars. Why building your own is the best. You should sell people people your batteries builds because people pay big bucks for quality battery builds for Ebike. I paid $1790 cad for 30ah lithium battery + install + tax. And paid $300 cad for a 4.5ah charger.

Love the build. Been watching since you started. Need to subscribe, but...can you do a long distance run (time lapse, of course). I'm interested in seeing if you have any more issues after adding a fan to the controller.

Good Job!!

It’s a nice bike. I would love a project like that.

Design your own sound for it dude! Far more interesting if you find a nice throttle activated sound (maybe something bassy) instead of just using normal combustion engine sounds. I think the new electric Porsche car has some unique sound aswell that sound pretty epic.

Now all you left to do is to sale it in profit! and here we go you on your way to build your own motor factory bro! lol Good job, KIng!!!!

Congratulations brother 👏

I work on ac electric forklifts everyday. I so much understand the issues you faced and over come U V W learn to love these letters Regen is nice to recharge your battery pack but turn them down if controller still gets hot Great 👍 job looks good china brand or not looks tight

For motorcycle sounds, You can tap off one or two of the phase wires that go to the motor, install a high resistor (like 10kOhms or so, verify with an electrician), and connect to the speaker, and connect the other side of the speaker to the ground. You preferably want to plug it into a cheap woofer for testing, as they handle higher loads, not to fry your speakers.

You did a Good Job.

Have you tried it with a pillion yet? Good work, enjoyed the videos especially at this hard time. Thanks