Can the Monster Chopper Hill Climb?

Grind Hard Plumbing Co
10 May 202440:14

Summary

TLDRIn this exhilarating video, the creator takes on the challenge of enhancing a monster chopper's off-road capabilities beyond expectations. The week's project involves addressing the chopper's shortcomings by installing headlights, attempting hill climbs, and even considering a jump. The script details the process of crafting chain guides from UHMW plastic, designing and fabricating custom parts, and the trials of cutting out a second chain tensioner. The chopper's performance is tested with new radiator fans, and the discovery that the original radiator may not be suitable leads to a creative solution with a thermos switch. Aesthetic and functional lighting placements are considered, and the chopper's unique 'cyber steampunk' style is highlighted with the addition of LED pods and an airplane-shaped bracket for the headlights. Despite a few setbacks, including a chain coming off during a drift, the builder remains committed to refining the chopper's performance through adjustments in tire pressure, shock settings, and gearing. The video concludes with a successful test drive, showcasing the chopper's improved handling and the builder's excitement for future on-road and off-road adventures.

Takeaways

  • πŸ”§ The monster Chopper has impressive off-road capabilities that exceeded expectations, prompting a series of upgrades and fixes.
  • πŸ› οΈ Major improvements included installing headlights, addressing chain issues, and testing hill climbing and jumping capabilities.
  • 🏍️ Custom chain guides were made from UHMW plastic to prevent the chain from popping off and to protect the swing arm.
  • πŸ”© The Chopper had an extensive number of custom parts, with two files dedicated to its components, indicating a high level of modification.
  • πŸ”© A second chain tensioner was designed and installed to handle the torque and prevent the chain from coming loose.
  • πŸ’‘ Radiator fans from a KTM were tested and found to work effectively once a thermos switch was adapted to control them.
  • πŸ’‘ Aesthetic and functional lighting was added, with the front featuring an airplane-shaped bracket to hold the LED lights.
  • πŸ›€οΈ Tire pressure was reduced for better traction and handling, with further adjustments made after testing for optimal performance.
  • πŸ”„ The rear shock was swapped out for an older version with more damping to reduce bouncing during rides.
  • πŸ”© A new chain tensioner was designed using CAD and a custom turnbuckle was fabricated for better chain management.
  • πŸš΄β€β™‚οΈ The Chopper was tested extensively, with modifications made based on rider feedback and performance outcomes, highlighting a focus on continuous improvement.

Q & A

  • What was the primary goal of the modifications made to the monster Chopper?

    -The primary goal was to address the Chopper's major downfalls, install headlights, and test its offroad capabilities, including hill climbing and jumping.

  • Why did the chain on the Chopper need a guide?

    -The chain needed a guide to prevent it from popping off and to protect the swing arm from the chain slapping against it.

  • What material was used to make the initial chain guides?

    -The initial chain guides were made using UHMW (Ultra-High Molecular Weight) plastic.

  • What custom part was designed to fix the issue with the radiator fans?

    -A custom thermos switch adapter was designed to provide a switched ground for the radiator fans to operate properly.

  • What was the issue with the original radiator fans?

    -The original radiator fans were small and did not activate as expected, possibly due to missing a thermos switch or incorrect wiring to the ECU.

  • How did the builder address the need for better lighting on the Chopper?

    -The builder designed and installed custom LED headlights and additional aesthetic lights on the swing arm for better visibility and a unique look.

  • What was the outcome of the first test drive after the modifications?

    -The first test drive showed that the chain guides worked effectively without any signs of the chain throwing off. However, the radiator fans did not activate as expected.

  • Why did the builder decide to change the sprocket size on the Chopper?

    -The builder decided to change the sprocket size to allow for lower RPM cruising and to provide better clearance for the chain.

  • What adjustments were made to the Chopper's suspension system?

    -The builder added a new rear shock with adjustable damping, let out air from the shock to soften it, and reduced the tire pressure for better handling.

  • What was the final test conducted on the Chopper?

    -The final test involved a night-time drive to check the functionality of the newly installed headlights and to assess the overall performance of the Chopper after all modifications.

  • What was the overall conclusion of the builder regarding the Chopper's performance after the modifications?

    -The builder concluded that the modifications were extremely successful, with improvements in the chain system, gearing, bar risers, headlights, and tire pressure. However, some minor adjustments and further testing were still needed before considering the project complete.

Outlines

00:00

πŸ”§ Chopper Offroad Performance and Upgrades

The video begins with the host discussing the impressive offroad capabilities of the monster Chopper. They plan to address its shortcomings by installing headlights and testing its hill climbing abilities. There's also a mention of a potential jump attempt. The host discovers Ethan's chain and decides to create chain guides using UHMW plastic to prevent the chain from popping off. They also discuss the complexity of the chopper's custom parts and the process of cutting out a second chain tensioner from truck metal. A successful test of the chain guides with a burnout confirms their effectiveness.

05:04

🌑️ Radiator Fans and Thermostat Switch Issues

The host encounters problems with the radiator fans not activating. After testing, they find that the fans work but are connected to the ECU and not the original radiator's thermo switch. They deduce that grounding the green wires will activate the fans. The host then fabricates an adapter for the thermo switch, which fits after some adjustments. The fans are tested again and work as expected, staying on until the radiator cools down. The host also contemplates lighting placements for improved aesthetics and functionality, and they construct a unique airplane-shaped bracket for the headlights.

10:07

🏍️ Chopper Aesthetics and Functionality

The host refines the positioning of the lights on the chopper for both aesthetic and functional reasons. They redesign a more robust airplane bracket with hexagons for mounting the lights. The host also discusses the chopper's unique blend of cyberpunk and steampunk aesthetics. They celebrate a successful redesign and installation of the lights and share a surprise phone call with a winner of a welder and drift quad from their company, grindhard Plumbing Co.

15:11

πŸ”© Crafting a Chain Guard and Wiring the Bike

The host creates a chain guard from a pipe for added protection and aesthetic appeal. They also find affordable, handlebar-mounted power switches for the bike's power and headlights. The wiring is finalized with a two-step ignition process involving a secret switch and a handlebar switch for the high beams. The host also addresses the brake fluid reservoir mounting and considers tire pressure adjustments for improved ride quality.

20:25

πŸ€Έβ€β™‚οΈ Testing and Chain Tension Challenges

During testing, the host experiences a chain issue where it comes off due to the lack of a proper tensioner. They decide to redesign the chain system with a new sprocket for lower RPM cruising and an adjustable roller guide to prevent derailment. The host also discusses the need for a CAD-designed tensioner and creates a makeshift turnbuckle for chain adjustment. They replace a stretched chain with a new one and test the new setup on a stand, noting improvements.

25:26

πŸš΄β€β™‚οΈ Adjusting Suspension and Handling

The host makes adjustments to the suspension and tire pressure for better handling. They install new bar risers and levers with orange accents to enhance the bike's appearance. The host also swaps out the rear shock for an adjustable version to reduce bouncing. A test drive confirms the improvements in handling, and the host notes that the bike performs surprisingly well in the mud, despite not being ideal for such conditions.

30:26

🚦 Headlight Test and Future Testing Plans

As the day turns to night, the host conducts a headlights test. They reminisce about a past incident with a Tesla and a friend named Brady. Brady, a motorcycle enthusiast, arrives in Idaho and is given the opportunity to be the first guest rider of the chopper. Despite some initial difficulties, Brady's test ride is successful, although he notes the need to lean harder than on a regular motorcycle. The host reflects on the successful upgrades made to the bike and outlines plans for further testing on the street before painting.

Mindmap

Keywords

πŸ’‘Offroad

Offroad refers to the act of driving or riding a vehicle on unsurfaced or unpaved terrain, such as dirt, sand, or rocks. In the video, the monster Chopper is tested for its offroad capabilities, which is a central theme as the Chopper is found to perform better than expected on such terrain.

πŸ’‘Chain Guides

Chain guides are components used on vehicles with chains to keep the chain properly aligned and prevent it from derailing. In the script, the builder creates custom chain guides out of UHMW plastic to prevent the chain from popping off, which is crucial for the Chopper's offroad performance and safety.

πŸ’‘CAD

CAD stands for Computer-Aided Design, a tool used to create precise technical drawings and designs for manufacturing. The script mentions using CAD to design a plate for the Chopper, highlighting the technical and design aspects of the customization process.

πŸ’‘Radiator Fans

Radiator fans are cooling devices that help maintain the temperature of an engine by forcing air through the radiator. In the video, the original KTM radiator fans are tested and eventually repurposed for the Chopper, showcasing the repurposing of parts and the importance of cooling in high-performance vehicles.

πŸ’‘Headlights

Headlights are lighting devices used on vehicles to illuminate the road ahead. The script describes the installation and testing of headlights on the Chopper, emphasizing the importance of visibility for safety and functionality, especially when the Chopper might be used in low-light conditions.

πŸ’‘Suspension

Suspension refers to the system of springs, shock absorbers, and linkages that connects a vehicle to its wheels. The script discusses adjustments made to the Chopper's suspension to improve ride quality and handling, which is a key aspect of offroad vehicle performance.

πŸ’‘Chain Tensioner

A chain tensioner is a device that maintains the tension in a chain drive system. The video script describes the design and implementation of a chain tensioner to prevent the Chopper's chain from coming loose, which is a critical component for the reliability of the offroad vehicle.

πŸ’‘Sprocket

A sprocket is a toothed wheel that transmits motion through a chain. The script mentions changing the size of the sprocket to improve the Chopper's gearing, which affects the vehicle's speed and torque, particularly useful for offroad applications.

πŸ’‘Tire Pressure

Tire pressure is the amount of air inside a tire, measured in pounds per square inch (PSI). The video discusses adjusting tire pressure on the Chopper to improve handling and ride comfort, demonstrating the fine-tuning process necessary for offroad vehicles.

πŸ’‘Mud Riding

Mud riding refers to the act of driving a vehicle through mud or wet, slippery conditions. The script describes the Chopper's performance in mud, noting that despite having mud tires, it is not ideal for such conditions. This highlights the limitations and intended use of the vehicle.

πŸ’‘Customization

Customization is the process of modifying a vehicle or product to meet specific needs or preferences. The entire video script revolves around the customization of the Chopper, from its offroad capabilities to its aesthetic enhancements, illustrating the creative and technical aspects of building a custom offroad vehicle.

Highlights

The monster Chopper's off-road capabilities exceeded expectations.

A plan to fix the Chopper's major downfalls, including installing headlights and testing hill climbing abilities.

Ethan's chain was identified as a potential issue and a solution involving chain guides was proposed.

Use of UHMW plastic to create a chain guide and a CAD design for a plate to protect the swing arm.

The fabrication of a second chain tensioner from a truck metal plate.

Successful test of the chain guides after a burnout test showed no signs of the chain coming off.

Mounting of radiator fans and troubleshooting of the fan's power supply.

Adaptation of a thermos switch to control the radiator fans.

Design and installation of aesthetic and functional lighting for the Chopper.

Creation of a unique airplane-shaped bracket for the headlights.

Winner announcement of a giveaway including an arc welder, a Droid, and a drift quad.

Modifications to the front end of the Chopper for improved aesthetics and functionality.

Testing of the Chopper's performance with lowered tire pressure and shock adjustments.

Incident where the chain came off due to lack of a proper tensioner, leading to a design revision.

Introduction of a new sprocket for lower RPM cruising and increased chain clearance.

Design and fabrication of an adjustable roller chain tensioner to address chain maintenance issues.

Observation of the Chopper's shaft twisting under high torque, demonstrating the bike's power.

Finalizing of the chain tension system and testing of the new chain and sprockets.

Adjustments made to the handlebars with new bar risers and levers for improved ergonomics and aesthetics.

Suspension upgrade with a more advanced rear shock for better damping and ride quality.

Extensive testing of the Chopper's performance on various terrains and configurations.

Decision to hold off on painting until further street and dirt testing is conducted.

The Chopper's performance in mud was found to be challenging, confirming its design is not suited for such conditions.

A friend's test ride and the realization of the Chopper's unique handling characteristics compared to traditional motorcycles.

Transcripts

00:00

the monster Chopper is better Offroad

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than we could have possibly imagined so

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this week we're going to fix its major

00:06

downfalls install some headlights and

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see if it can Hill Climb and maybe if

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we're feeling it we're going to see if

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it can

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jump I can't believe it could do the

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track that fast

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00:31

is this Ethan's chain yeah it looks like

00:34

it might

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be I have to make some chain guides

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because we can't

00:44

have that or you know the chain popping

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off so I'm going to make a guide with

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some of this here

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uhmw plastic and you know do something

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like that and then I'll do one on the

00:57

top section here too that one's more

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just to protect the um swing arm from

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the chain

01:08

slapping there's many tools that could

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do this uh but you know what this is the

01:13

tool that's right here and it's very

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satisfying check it out fany fany

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looking chain guide now I'm just going

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to design up a plate that goes

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underneath it uh in CAD it'll weld right

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to there and to there

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01:40

look at how many pieces are in this file

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for the chopper and this isn't even

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close to all of them cuz there's another

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whole file called Chopper two that's a

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lot of pieces a lot of custom

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parts two little bolt holes a bunch of

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weight uction triangles

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02:12

mint time to cut out the second chain

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tensioner and thanks to the Swindle

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Brothers trying countless times to cut

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out a wheel adapter that didn't work for

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a project that will never see the light

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of day I'm out an 8in plate that's not

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painted so this is some fir truck metal

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we'll get the cut started and then go

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outside and not breathe it cuz that

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stuff is

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nasty nice look at that that came out

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nice yeah so this one is going to be

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bent into a u shape so this side here

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will be bent up and that side will be

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bent up

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03:01

and look at that a little loose but uh

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should do the

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trick getting it a little more snug a

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dug that looks pretty nice yeah got to

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sand off the rust and Tack it

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03:23

on you're just going to watch me

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struggle yep that's the

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plan here okay I can't take this

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anymore

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[Music]

03:40

thanks all right time to uh test out

03:43

these chain guides by doing another

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burnout

04:01

well I think it's safe to say the chain

04:02

guides work yeah it seemed to do nice

04:05

yeah that was second gear burnouts and

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didn't show any signs of throwing the

04:09

chain so I'll call that a win we

04:13

have these radiator fans right here and

04:16

uh those are the original KTM ones

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they're very small but I imagine it

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doesn't take much if these can cool that

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engine on the bike that they came on I

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could probably cool it on this

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04:30

I think I'm going to mount the fans

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there um but before I get too carried

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away with mounting them uh I'm going to

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test and make sure that they work so I'm

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just going to let it idle until it gets

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warm and see if they kick on all the

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temp sensors and stuff should still be

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there but it's untested so you know got

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to find

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out if it's going to be running I might

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as well be riding it right

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a

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05:33

well I heard you revving it up did those

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fans ever kick on no um they did

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not and I tested I

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mean I mean they very much work I don't

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know I don't think I have the original

05:51

radiator anymore it may have had a

05:52

thermos switch on it for the

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fans but then why do these wires go to

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the ECU

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06:08

I've done a little testing and I've

06:09

determined that there's already power at

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the white wires here and the green wires

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just have to

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be grounded to run so if I can find a

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thermos switch that can I can plug into

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the

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radiator um the radiator should be

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grounded wait why do you need a thermal

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switch if well because it needs to be a

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switched ground the power is off on the

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bike right now in both ways and it still

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has right yeah so the radiator is

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grounded so I just need a thermos switch

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here I'm not 100% sure if this is a

06:44

thermos switch or a temperature gauge I

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heated it up and tested it with the

06:50

testers and it seemed to connect it was

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disconnected completely at cold and then

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it made a beep noise when it warmed up

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so um I'll just plug that in does it fit

07:03

uh no it doesn't quite fit the threads

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annoyingly it's a little too small

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special find right there I'm just going

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to take this random aend fitting drill

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it out and then tap it to 8in pipe

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thread which is threads on the thermos

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switch and then the other side of it is

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already the threads that are in the

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radiator so it's just a little thermos

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switch adapter

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07:31

look at

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that like it was made for

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it no Ked on look at

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that nice

08:00

yeah that's what we

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W now I can hear the fans

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yeah and the the they'll stay on until

08:09

the radiator cools

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off which is a little Annoying it'd be

08:15

nice if they shut off when bike shut off

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but oh

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08:25

well still thinking about some lighting

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placements yeah these ones up here are

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going to be purely aesthetic like I mean

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they'll eliminate some things but like I

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just think it'll look really cool with

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them there the ones down on the swing

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arm are the ones they're going to do the

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actual eliminating but it really doesn't

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matter cuz I don't anticipate driving

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this thing at night very often that'll

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look awesome though with the double up

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here yeah that's what I'm thinking

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something like that the front here has

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always felt a little empty to me like

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where the shock is looks really cool but

08:53

this kind of area is just kind of

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missing cuz normally there is a

08:57

headlight on a bike there so even though

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it doesn't make sense

09:00

for lighting purposes it'll make sense

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09:18

visually I have made an

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aeroplane that's

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cool so it looks really weird but in

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theory if all my measurements are

09:28

correct but wings of the airplane here

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will be

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folded that way and those will bolt

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straight to these

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[Music]

09:44

lights I'm really bad at making airplane

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noises but it really does look like an

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airplane let's go see if I can bend it

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up and uh make it

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[Music]

09:54

work I mean it's a little bit tweaked

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but I'll straighten it out sometime the

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moment of the moment of truth if all of

10:01

my measurements line

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up I mean so far it's looking pretty

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good look at that oh yeah so this super

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worked first try uh all the measurements

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were good I just kind of guesstimated

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how far forward I wanted the lower light

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and ended up being farther forward than

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like I just there's a lot of empty space

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behind it so I'm going to design a new

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version that's got this like an inch or

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two back back from where it is so it's

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closer to this one and then also I'm

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going to add in a little bit of gusting

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in between these so that it's stronger

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and looks less empty time to redesign

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the airplane

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bracket little airplane bracket Mark I

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uh I think it's going to look a lot

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better and be a little sturdier and uh

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generally just improved because it has

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hexagons this time I don't know what I

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was thinking something just an insanity

11:00

came over me and I didn't put hexagons

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in it so that's been

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fixed I think the Swindle brothers are

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scheming I hear you guys scheming what

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are you scheming out there we don't want

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to get in the way of your camera but

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we're just saying that the chain is

11:21

going to go everywhere with four-wheel

11:23

drive we're talking about places we

11:26

could go don't you think it could go up

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these rocks I don't know

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maybe I just had to take a little bit

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off the back and a little bit off of the

11:44

front of the bolt so that it fits inside

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there and then that goes

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on

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there mint

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yeah that's more like it that looks

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great nice and

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solid it's going to illuminate the

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ground in front of you when you're

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turning when you're going straight it's

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just going to illuminate your tire but

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that's

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okay the age-old game of will they

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answer a random number from

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Idaho you never know you never know you

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never

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know hi is this Nick

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y this is Edwin Ethan and Will from

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grindhard Plumbing

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Co no way yes it is yeah you won the arc

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Droid the welder and the drift

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quad no

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way yeah we just selected this morning

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we just put everything in random and you

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showed up

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congratulations that's amazing oh he

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bought a premium hat yep

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ni that was a good deal kind of adoped

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it into my uh vocabulary

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here

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nice it doesn't feel real how are you

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guys' projects very cool Chang

13:17

Chang all right guys you made my mon

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just turned 40 so happy birthday

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[Applause]

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well I think that turned out both uh

13:47

functional and aesthetically pleasing I

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think these kind of you know modern

13:52

squarish LED pods really kind of fit the

13:54

weird vibe of this

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thing like it's got a lot of different

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things going on but kind of a

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cyber steampunk

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Vibe halfway between cyber Punk and

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steampunk that's a good way to describe

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this yeah right I mean like the tank is

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kind of Steampunk but then like the

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tires and the the lights and stuff and

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the engine are kind of more like cyber

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Punky modery stuff and the wheels maybe

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I don't know it's cool okay and I like

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it and the headlights are

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sweet some friends stopped by so we got

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to show off the chopper real quick and

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do a quick test drive once I get the

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lights all wired up we're going to see

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if we can do the hill climb and maybe

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hit a

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[Music]

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jump see that tire hop dude yeah that

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looks different look at the gaps between

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it dude let's hop hop hop 3 ft hop 4

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feet making a little teeny tiny bracket

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that I can weld on to hold the uh all

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the cables onto the swing arms the like

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brake lines and and light wires and

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stuff like that

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you literally just blend in with the

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[Music]

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slag that's definitely the tiniest part

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I've ever seen you make Oh by

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far yeah these things are ity

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[Applause]

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bitty it's so small Target pH oh no I

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hope that's not what she said

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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making myself a chain guard here out of

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another chunk of this pipe I'm going to

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just clean up the outside and then make

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it a little bit thinner so there's a

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little more clearance on the inside yeah

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and obviously I'm going to cut it in

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half so it's just half of a circle you

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know I'll flatten it out and it'll so

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it'll it'll wrap around the front here

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and then come back a little ways on the

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top and bottom I think it'll look cool

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and then I'll cut like a little

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tapered on that

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so it'll be flush with this side and

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then this will sit on top of it and

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that'll give it just the right amount of

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space and I'll just do like three of

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[Applause]

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those I found these little switches on

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the little internet they're like 12s a

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piece and they're nice little like

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handlebar mount lighted power switches

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so I'm use one for the bike power and

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then one for the headlights and then

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should be done with the

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[Music]

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wiring when you turn on this switch down

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here secret switch it powers on this

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switch the drls in the headlight and the

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uh power to the radiator fan um so

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that's that's effectively the ignition

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switch it's a two-step process to start

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the bike you turn on that switch and

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this

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switch and it'll start and then this

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switch on the left bar here turns on all

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four of the high

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beams plenty of light I'm also finishing

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up odds and ends here mounting this

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brake fluid reservoir I cut out this

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little tabby tab here we'll

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go something like that

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you going to let some air out of these

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tires and see how it affects the ride

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quality I had them at like 20 psi um

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just kind of arbitrarily cuz I wanted

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them to be nice and round but I'm going

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to let out as much as I can I'm down

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close to 10 psi right now I'm going to

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go for like eight or something and as

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long as they stay pretty round that's

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all that matters because obviously if I

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let too much out they'll get flat and

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it'll be harder to Corner since I got

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all the other stuff wrapped up I want to

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you know do a little bit of testing

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before I move on to the next bit

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yeaha oh no the chain oh it didn't break

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it just came off I think so I should

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have put a chain tensioner somewhere in

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the system an actual tensioner cuz it

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just it's just going to keep getting

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looser and looser because it's taking

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like four times the torque it should oh

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I see because it's got the the Jack

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shaft there and and it's just such a

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long chain but if I if I roll onto the

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throttle instead of you know whacking it

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open it's not really a problem it's this

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last drift that I did is what knocked it

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off yeah definitely I mean as you can

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guess it is way better the lower tire

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pressure lower tire pressure yeah I

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aired up this shock a little bit which

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helped too so it doesn't bounce quite as

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bad I can't believe it could do the

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track that fast and I can't believe you

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already have the confidence to jump it

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it felt good you know I had to try

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well I the a lot of fun some more

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revisions are required for chain

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survival this time the chain just

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actually gave up right at the

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masterlink Airing down the tires made a

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huge difference it's still a little

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bouncy I might even go a little lower

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pressure on the rear and also maybe swap

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out the shock I have this one here cuz

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it's a little softer but this one this