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@adamnivens4040

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't finish watching it yet, but I love the intro!

@mdkmenacethedennis4438

2 жыл бұрын

👋👍🤘🤟🤓😎🤠🛠🤜🤛👊✊

@Steelcity77

2 жыл бұрын

I can't wait to see what you guys do to that thing!

@mdkmenacethedennis4438

2 жыл бұрын

They made a 250 Big Red off-road bike kind of mixed of a trail bike how many B got big tires on it tussle a big red 250

@mdkmenacethedennis4438

2 жыл бұрын

There's hot there's a race Style 350 Honda three wheeler believe it's two stroke

9:21 now that’s some of that “GROWN MAN STRENGTH” hahah that’s why you never mess with pops!

@ivanthetactical6072

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, Papa Ballistics is a beast !!

@KineticTaco

2 жыл бұрын

Old man strength.

@wilsonrawlin8547

2 жыл бұрын

Legit beast mode strength.

love how his Dad just grabs the back and yanks it out like nothing and Scott JR couldn't budge it 😂🦾🤣🦾

@jacesimmons6374

Жыл бұрын

Ik 😂😂😂

@nocturnalsimulacrum6385

Жыл бұрын

It's a leverage thing Jr was pulling on the wrong side to release the left tire, Sr knew to pull up on the left

Favorite part 9:23 Daddy Scott just plucks it out of the water and hands it to little Scott like "here's your ball son" lmao I gotta work out. I frackin love these guys

We definitely need more videos with both Scott’s. Scott Sr. Is awesome 😎

@joesilvasr9733

2 жыл бұрын

Scott Sr. is YOKED 👍

@sgtslotter8634

2 жыл бұрын

That man is a beast

Show the build next time. Love those things. Glad you saved it

Wow that's a blast from the past. My dad got me a big red 250 when I was 8 or 9 years old, and way to small for it. I rode it like I stole it. Sometimes I wonder what my dad was thinking buying me that thing. He would definitely get locked up in today's world for less then half of the stuff he let us do and play with as kids. Wouldn't change growing up like that for the world.

@dustinh4175

2 жыл бұрын

When i was 12 my parents were divorced and i lived with my mom in the city and i asked my dad for a motorcycle and he gave me a 76 cj360 road bike and told me not to ride it wink.? Lol i remember pushing it to the fire Department so they could help me bend my shifter back. Lol the 90s were a different time.

@ziptiejedi5658

2 жыл бұрын

@@dustinh4175 Definitely a better time to grow up compared to today. For my 12th birthday my dad bought me a 92 kx250 that was way to big for me but he let me ride it when ever and where ever. I ran from cops on it once and all they did was come to my house the next day to yell at me and talk to my dad about it. Nowadays they would Impound the bike and lock me up. Kids today barley go outside and play. All they do is play on their tablets, phones or game system. It's a shame that they didn't get to grow up in the 90s like us and experience being a kid more often. The only time I played my game systems was if the weather was to bad to be outside If it wasn't raing/storming I would be out putting miles on my bicycle/dirt bikes, or shoot my bb guns, or real guns like a 22lr or 410. I wouldn't trade those days for anything!!

I've had a hand ful of old Honda 3 wheelers. I settled with a 85 250sx. I was surprised Scott didn't really blow people's minds and pull the headlight off and reveal the 10ft of reach it has as a work light

@twistedyogert

Жыл бұрын

Now that is interesting. Was that an intended feature or did Honda just use an excessive amount of wire?

I love how Scott Sr. just walks into the creek and curls Big Red out of the mud hole 😂 Impressive. I loved my 250 Big Red, but everyone that rode it, rolled it, including me. But it was indestructible, started every time and ran like a champ. Lot's of love from the American Hillbilly and the Hillbilly Nation, Hillbilly Up brother.

My grandpa used a red trike like this to do everything on his property. I think grandpa's was a lot smaller. I wanted to fix it up, but my parents sold it before I had a chance to. Seeing this really brings back some memories of grandpa. Thank you.

I remember almost dying on my buddy's 3 wheeler in west Virginia lol those things are awesome!!

Dad had to get in the creek to lift the 3 wheeler out, and "the boy Scott" was unable to: moral of the story!!! "never send a boy to do a man's job" ---- awesomeness Job Scott Sr. Dad muscles rule !!!

I still have my 250 R , runs great and definitely stupid fast, especially with the big bore kit on it

@Glumpuzzler

2 жыл бұрын

youre a man of true class, keep on keepin on rider.

The way SR. Yanked that thing out of the mud was insane!

Every kid should have such a good relationship with their Dad. Sadly, most do not. You two have something very special.

This brought back way too many memories! Watched my brother flip his big red right on top of himself trying to pull a tree down haha young and dumb🙌🏽 loved this one!

@MrWhitelightning73

Жыл бұрын

Yes, and I can remember getting the inside of my legs burnt on pipes many times.

Best ATV ever!!! My uncle had a 90 and a 250 we rode them everywhere, he still has his Big Red that he bought new in the 80s and it still runs to this day!

A true defining relic of the last pre-participation trophy childhood generation! Love it! Btw, OCD kicked in seeing the headlight upside-down! Keep the videos coming!

I was a teen in the 80s and, though I lived in the country, had parents who deemed the Honda three wheelers as "too dangerous." I'm still bitter about it. LOL (kind of...)

Born '66 had a few 3 wheelers my dad bought me and bro. My fav was a '85 250SX. U and ur dad brought back those memories. I lost my dad when he was only 56yrs old. I just turn 56 a couple weeks ago... And hope I'm around much longer to enjoy our toys like you 2 are.

Dude, the sound of that took me back. I was raised on a Beef Ranch and the Honda 200 & Big Red were what we ran cattle with when our horses got too old. I've come close to death more times than I can remember. My right shoulder and hip have never been the same. That being said, I'm 40 now and want one but an EV Conversion.

As a 49 year old, I really appreciate these type of videos

I have nothing but good memories with these things. Funny enough my brother stole my uncles big red. rode it for a while then threw it down a bridge. A few days later my uncle saw 3 wheels float around. He fished out his trike, 2 crank and it was going again. Not even water logged or anything. These things are beasts. The only bad times I've had was how often mine would get stolen -.-

Duuuuuude....my parents still have their big red on the farm. I grew up on that thing... and I'm almost 40. This brought back memories.

Your pops did an amazing job restoring that old girl. I still have my ATC 70 with an 88cc big bore and 20mm carb and I have more fun on it than anything else I own. "You meet the nicest people on a Honda."

i loved my 1985 125 3 wheeler. bought it for 300 bucks. sold it because we were moving to someone else for 500. thanks for letting me relive fond memories of my childhood

Scotts dad is pretty jacked for his age i cracked up when he picked the rear of the 3 wheeler up then scott did the gun genie aka Arnold laugh and his dad cracked up

Man, talk about a flashback. My stepdads uncle brought over that same model and left it with us one summer when I was maybe 13ish. My little brother and I were constantly on that thing zipping around the back woods. Those things are damn near indestructible.

That was awesome guys especially when Scott sent lifted it out of the water like he was picking up a newspaper lol 👍👍🦘🇦🇺

I still have my 84 Honda Big Red 200es. Got when i was around 9 in the early 90's. Still indestructible. My favorite bike and the only one i have kept out of the many dozens i have had.

Wow, I remember the Honda Big Red 250 that was passed around in the family for almost 25 years! Thing had a weld patch on the tank from wreck that made a gash in it, had to pull crank it because the electric starter had completely went out and the shocks were pretty much gone..... but it would crank and run like a dream every time.

Your dad reminds me of my dad. When me & my brother we're younger we came across a 3 wheeler and my dad decided to get it for us. We got it to the trails, rode it once and he was like no no no, that's too dangerous, and sold it lol. Same with a go-cart, I flipped it once and it was sold lol. He just recently passed away, but watching you with your dad brings back all the good memories, so I really appreciate both of you for making videos 🤙🏽

You trying to get unstuck sitting there half assin it. Then your dad comes and yanks the thing out of the hole and gives you a look. That part killed me. Lol

So many memories. We had the Kodiaks I think. But they were the big beefy ATV's and we had gun racks side mounted and then bow mounts on the back. They had a ton of custom options.. We could take down a 150 lb boar, gut it, and chuck it on the front or back, trudge through the tire up swampy mess you were in to get the hog and get back out. They had front winches and a unique seat that let the rear passenger hold on to a thin vinyl strap right behind the driver's butt. It was so impractical. And held on with about 10 randomly place staples.

I had a 200 Big Red that was chain driven! I worked on a farm I could put 700 lb of feed on the back rack plus me being 200 plus and you couldn't even tell it had anything on it. We had two trailers for the three wheelers. One built out of a pickup bed that we used to build fence out of. The other was built out of a military metal box about as wide as the three wheeler and about 4 ft long. The only things I ever had to replace on it was brake handles, I was really good at breaking them. And the chain and big back chain gear. Oh and the one time someone tried to steal my three-wheeler I had to replace the key switch. It went through hell and back again and went back again for some more!

Man this brings back memories from the late 80’s and early 90’s! I had tons of fun on an old Honda. Even managed to run over myself one time. Good times!!

We had 4 three wheelers on the farm, so many trips to the emergency room. Between my 4 uncles, 6 cousins and myself, every one of us went to the emergency room at least once.

8:13 Scott Jr realizing he isn't Scott SENIOR! Welp the way papa Scott laughed at the stuck bike was Hey son! You ain't as cool as I!😎😎😎 We love you Scotts!

When you cranked it up my teenhood came to life. I had a 110 (straight pipe) too, and my dad had a Big Red 250, too. I had to use his to get the bigger deer out of the woods.

That hit all the nostalgia senses for me. That is exactly what I learned to ride in the swamps of southeast NC as a kid

I miss those things.. Remember, When " Big Brother" says: " We're confiscating these for your own protection", There's always an ulterior motive.. 'You can have my 3-wheeler, over my numb, vibrating throttle arm' 🍻🍻🇺🇸🇺🇸

Scott , very impressive what your Brother did with the atv. 👍😉

@thrillhill1253

2 жыл бұрын

That's his dad Scott Sr.

Remember the honda pilot?? My next door neighbor had one when i was a kid and man, i probably rolled that thing 25 times but i stayed strapped in and the engine would stay lit, id pin it and be off immediately. The odessy were like the little brother to the pilot. Back in the day i had something called a honda gyro. Its a 3 wheeled moped you can lean. It had a shock type of stabilized kingpin sort of subframe differential job that held the 2 rear wheels which allowed the rest of the thing to pivot back and forth in turns but would stay upright just sitting there. My dad took it in on trade for a dollar. He actually took a buch of mopeds in on trade for a dollar and brought them home. They got my buddies and i to the skatepark and dirt jumps a few miles away for years and years. We would pull the front wheels of our bmx bikes off, bungee cord the forks to the back of the moped, take the chain off, dont lose the master link retainer, and just drag our bikes around while the rear wheel was rolling behind us. I started doing all this at 8 years old.

My dad had the big red back in the days using it as a mule on our farm. He used to say that the 4 wheelers are for lazy guys who cant ride, 2 wheelers are for the cool guys, and the 3 Wheelers are for the suicidal lunatics. 😂

"Those bears are tearing up that 3 wheeler!" Nah. Those are Scott's waking up from hibernation.

I grew up on a 200m no rear suspension made it scary to jump lol. My uncle had the big red. I was always jealous of suspension and reverse. I learned a lot from riding that atc!

I have great memories of riding a BIG RED out on the Farwell burn outside of McGrath AK during the Iditarod. I had an '80 Honda 70 which was a blast on trails and if it ever got stuck I could pick it up and move it over.

I had an ATC 125 as my first. These hold a special place in my heart

Glad to see your back. This video came out the day my dad passed away and I forgot about it. I'm happy to see it popped up. A boy with his toy and dad comes to save the day.

My granddad had a big red, he told me he’d give it to me when I was older. But unfortunately someone broke into his shop and stole Big Red along with my dirt bike. That was 30yrs ago and I’m still pissed off about it. So good job on bringing that one back too life. I’m jealous lol. 👍🏻

I love to see you with your Dad. Reminded me of my Dad and I haven't fun when we were younger. Looking forward to seeing more videos on this channel.

I still have my 1987 Honda ATC 70 that dad bought new for my brother and I. Still runs like a dream I think the only things that have been replaced on it is a new set of rings and the condenser. Once upon a time we had a Honda 350 Odyssey too. I miss the old stuff.

You seem to have a love (or bad luck), for getting stuck in the mud lol. The look on your Dad's face is priceless lol.... "He did it again".

My buddy had a big red (250 4 stroke), and a little red (I think it was a 200 4 stroke). They were so much effin fun, and so effin dangerous. Can't tell you how many times I almost died on one of those coming around a corner too fast on 2 wheel trying to keep it from Rollin while trying to dodge trees. You need to find a ATC250R. 2 stroke race model with full suspension and fast as effffff. We always wanted one. Never could find one in decent shape or reasonable price.

I have 1983 200E Big Red, 1983 Atc 250R and a 1985 Atc 200x. You really can't beat and old Honda for reliability. Now is the time to scoop them up they're shooting up in value.

My first encounter with a Big Red was back in 1984. I wasworking at a ski resort on a snow making team. The first time I had to drive one was a night and the parking brake didn't work. I pulled up to a snow making machine and pulled the hand brake lever and pushed the locking mech. in. I turned around to see my ride rolling down this steep headwall. I tried to catch it but gave up after ten yards. It made it to the bottom before it rolled over side to side. It was fixed by my next shift and decided to use a new snowmobile instead from that point on.

Best off road rig ever made I had one for years loved it couldn't kill it

When I was growing up with my mom she used to have a yellow 3 wheeler but I was only like 6 so never got to ride by self… we got quads after she got married. Man I wish I had her old 3 wheeler. A lot of great memories

I had a new1982 Honda ATC 185s growing up on family farm when i was 12. Have it to my neighbor friend in 2003 and it was still running great. It only needed a new recoil starter spring, new plugs, oil and fuel and it was like new

The good ol 3 wheeler big red what I’d give to relive those memories

Scott Sr is a beast 🤣

Your Dad & You are extremely inspirational and I Thank Yous . I never see or hear any folks as good natured fun as Yous; but how much You and your Dad Love One Another makes the Inspiration Real for me to stay afloat with my estranged Boy ❤ I’d also like to say that the 50 explosion fused your guys Souls

Absolute awesome video with the big red! Love seeing y'all together talking and sharing some stories.

Another great video on a classic three wheeler! Love how your dad says, "My kinda fun is different from yours" yet he took you riding as a kid on his and it was pretty much submerged!

My little brother had acquired a smaller version of 3 wheeler which also was red. We had a lot of fun on that as our first atv.

I think I heard your Dad mention one, that I had as a kid and that was a Honda Odyssey 250. I would love to see one of those on the channel. What a blast that was! Of course after I blew the 250 up twice, my Dad and I mounted a 440 Polaris snowmobile motor on it. It flew after that!

@franklaskus2395

2 жыл бұрын

Had a 79 what a back breaker. Remember having to fetch pops to help me pull it out of a creek shortly after getting it 😝 he was just as enthusiastic

@TetraHydroCannabinolTHC

2 жыл бұрын

How do you blowup a Honda?

@franklaskus2395

2 жыл бұрын

They overheat easy because the engine is air cooled and lives right behind the seat. Not much flow over the fins when going slow

@jeffburns1092

2 жыл бұрын

Frank is correct, they over heated a lot, and I was a 12 year old kid that only knew full throttle! After we rebuilt it twice it was time to put the 440 on it.

That takes me back, my dad had one when I was a kid, allot of good memories

You and your old man together remind of me and mine. Brought a smile to my face. Keep doing you man, we love the content.

Both my grandpa's had Honda Big Reds and I loved riding them.

Growing up my Uncle had 2 3 wheelers on the farm, and I loved watching him do wheelies up and down the half mile of dirt road, I wanted to try it, long story short, the breaks were shot and the clutch was the only way to slow Down, put my foot on n the ground and rolled my ankle under the wheel! XD

Honda had some magic in their carbs back in the 80s had a few old XRs and they could sit for 2 years with no stabilizer and still start.

Well belt driven things are normally like a 850 can am so around 85 hp and you can get around 200 miles out of a stock belt and the outlander and renegade have snorkel risers from the factory so you don’t need to worry about tacking it through the bud that swamped the three wheeler

Scott just wanted to say it’s so cool to watch you and your dad do projects like this enjoy all the time you guys have together.Build as many memories as you can.My dad had me when he was 51 years old is still around but not able to do the stuff I wish we could like we used to when I was a kid I’m 40 now and have two kids my own some of my fondest memories or when I was a kid my dad and I would ride ATVs in trails in Montana and hunting and fishing. I wish she was still physically able to do that stuff like I said cherish the moments it makes me smile inside to see you guys hanging out like best friends nothing better than that. Hope to see some more contact even if it’s just barbecuing and shooting the breeze.

I had a small 125 Suzuki four wheeler back in the 90s. I was around 10-11 at the time and not strong so I couldn't start it. Got stuck out in a field because it stalled but luckily someone I knew was out there and restarted it for me. That was the last time I drove a 4 wheeler other than in the GTA games.

Great video! I love the relationship you and your dad have!

I can't even count how many times my old 250R trike almost killed me!😬 Scott definitely try to get a ATC 250 R 3 wheeler they're a ton of fun and real fast too.

@cigarsgunsandgasoline8032

2 жыл бұрын

My cousin has one, I rode it once and it ended up landing on me! 🤣🤣🤣

@2strokeme64

2 жыл бұрын

Had 2 85's and an 86 not to mention an 85 350x. So much fun but parts to keep them trail ready are getting tough to find so i parted with them. I miss the 350x most of all

We still have the xact model at our hunt camp not running for kadt two years cause we upgrded to a honda that only 27 years old but man many good memoreys on that machine hauled many a deer from way back in the bush and a couple small moose two !!!

Loved my three wheelers. They were so much fun. crashed them alot. lol. Had my own at like 8 and drove it everywhere. Every night my dad would give me a hard time about leaving it out in the weather. One day I actually put it away in the garage. That night the garage burnt down. lol I was devistated.

I have a ES Honda 250 #3 of 85. All original aside from the tires. I took it all over the mountains in Arkansas. They said I'd die going down that mountain.... My three legged dog and I showed them how we do it in Texas.

Scott, there is a pattern developing here...your Dad saving your bacon, again...awesome Dad

Good to see both of you back on here

Takes me back to my child hood .. love the old school knobbie tires

Some of best trail ride was with a big red ..love see one in action again

We have a 94 Honda Fourtrax that I now ride my son on. We bought it new in 94. So reliable.

What about a Rokon… Would love to see a resto project as well as some shenanigans!!!

I could watch this all day, awesome video Scott!

I think it's really really funny that at 8:49 Scott Jr(son) was having a really hard time TRYING to lift it when he looks pretty strong/big and then at 9:26 dad(Scott Sr.) Lifted it with no problem and he looks alittle smaller than his kid(Scott jr.). And then after his dad Lifted it Scott Jr goes "oh you ate your Wheaties this morning and goes whoop like it's nothing." LOL 😆 he was just kinda making fun of himself because he was struggling and then his dad did it like it was a peice of paper. 😆

I had a Honda recon 250 ES when I was younger. The sound brings back hella memories.

@blakeog2034

2 жыл бұрын

It’s basically a big red with 4 wheels lol

had a 84 250 trx utility 4-wheeler. 2 wheel drive and had high and low range. ruff riding, but she always started and run. mostly wide open, it would only do about 35mph. still loved that thing tho, it never let you down.

Cool as hell !! That video brought back memories. Props to your pops on an amazing job as always on the automotive side of things

Vídeo excelente, Scott! Você e seu pai são pessoas divertidas! 😀👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Really glad to see another video been missing them.and I like how you saved the good part for the end lmao at least your ok

Scotts Dad is so freaking cool. He needs to pop some pew pews out on the Ballistics and down in Tejas at the General Demolitia Range.

Glad I'm not the only one that loves the tippy death machines! Just picked up a 200E!

When he told his dad to "just keep his thumbs handy" I nearly spit up my sodie pop☠☠☠

This was awesome. Great job.

I foresee tactical t-Rex making off with this on a future episode of Kentucky Ballistics.

Man, i gave my Honda “250 whatever’s” to a buddy of mine, but i grew up on three wheelers and have definitely had my share of wrecks but they where the best!!!!!!

Your old man is a freaking BEAST!!!

Very nice. Be safe and continue to have some 3 wheel fun.