Good job, Mike! It's good to hear your voice. Nice Soundtrack too. It's great fun riding on the roads lined with Indiana corn. Rock on!

Great video Mike. I'm a late comer because I lucked into your channel. Have to tell you how good it is to look over your shoulder and hear your thoughts while you revive these little legends. You're teaching folks with some experience turning wrenches and a love for Mini Hondas; watching you revive another golden 70 striped down to the bone, the rusty but solid 70 you put a Lifen on was most impressive. You're fantastic at what you share freely and a very valuable resource for years to come. Thank you!

Hi Mike, i went to replace the battery in my son's 1991 Honda CT70 and found a huge mouse nest underneath. I am trying to clean it out and in the process found 2 wires that were broken off from who knows where. One is green with a yellow stripe and the other is black they are taped together. Would you know where they come from? TY

Sounds good and looks better,vary nice!!!

how did you get each part for the bike i just bought a project sl70 and I need few parts to restore it bought it for 400$ it came with an stuck engine wheels+ the who frame except the plastics

Thanks for sharing! Captivating from start to finish, fine, fine, Tutorial, and the ride at the end made my jaw drop, a couple of those throttle-enticed wheelies really was a pleasure to watch. Hope to see this one when you're finished - Awesome!

Love that bike really awesome fun enjoy ride!!!

There's an occasional remark, generally speaking, about a grease fitting missing on both clone ct70's you bought Mike. The Honda Swingarm doesn't have one either and by design is stronger than Amigo; did you apply any grease or install a zert? Relieved you weren't hurt!

I absolutely love the cl70. I have its sporty brother the ss50z. After my projects done I will find a cl70 like this one

I can't believe the seats don't have a passenger grab strap on them anyway I would not cut the seat bumpers down they might be a softer compound which makes the latched seat firmer once it's down and locked try sitting on it first.( that's what she said)😊

You hit 56 mph w 4.00-10 tire upgrade, larger carb, and removing the catalytic converter (my journey begins).

hello mr mike, how are you? i got another question and request for you.recently i have acquired a skyteam 125cc, everythin works fine untill i wanna switch on the headlight. inside the headlight(front) are the lightbulbs(little and big), little one works fine, big one nope. i have dismantled both comodos and tested them with multimeter, nothing to report(works fine), tried also the main coonector inside headlight, nothin to;. my question where does the power from the big bulb comes from? battery or stator, and also, i tried connecting my headlight to my friend's skyteam, it works fine! i guess issue might come from stator connexion, but not sure, will try tomorrow and keep u posted! thanks again for the switch gear light tutorial, blessings from france

Nice, which silver paint were you using for the rims/hubs? Thanks

I have a lady dax look like a Japanese model that doesn’t have a vin plate and doesn’t have a silver tag as well could you help Id it. Thanks

Very cool ..I like what you doing🇨🇦

I'd absolutely love to buy a rack off you guys, I built a cl70 clone awhile back and that's the final addition I'd like for it

👍🏾

Cool I wonder how the TB parts replacement shocks would work with your setup.

Just picked up 3 CT90s that has not been cranked in over 30 years for $100.00

Buena y sencilla explicación!! Saludos desde Arg-

I’m against doing this Mike,it seems a retrograde step,I’m doing the exact opposite on my bikes,I kinda get where you’re going with it though 👍

That really looks sharp Mike.

Great content!!! Would expect nothing less from you🤣🤣🤣🤣. Headed for Destin tomorrow, if you need something down there, hit me up!!!!!!

Nice job Mike - you’re absolutely right. Working on your mini bikes can be a lot of fun! Thanks for all the great videos of your projects. Very much appreciated.

Candy Yellow bike has sold! It’s headed back to Michigan.

Love this! Looks a lot more like an original Honda with every little detail you put on it.

😢 Love your channel Mike but I think you're out of your mind the disk brake is about safety and it works 10 times better than a drum, I know you know that.😊

Guess we could say, Mini Bike Mike builds his bikes to the beat of a different “drum” !! 🃏🤣

I appreciate these videos. My dad and I each just bought Ice Bear Champions. We are taking them on a little ride this Saturday 👍

Nice

I'm hoping to be able to do front and rear disk on my future build since I'm using wheels from an old out bike i had and Chinese upside down forks lol. That's gonna be interesting😅😅

Bad ass I’m gonna do that with particle board

saludos desde Argentina Mike, hermosa marcha la candy Yellow K1

Should have worn schriner outfits😅

Great video, Mike, thanks. I know you didn't have many breakdowns, but in retrospect, is there a tool you may have not even needed, but wished you would have taken with you? Even in my truck and camper, as far as tools go, I over pack, and then wish I had taken something else with me. Again, great video, as was the series of shorts.

Hello, I have the same setup as you. But I dont know what kind of regulator I need. I see that there are full wave and half wave. How do I tell which one I need? Great vids! Thanks

Better safe than sorry. Gotta be prepared.

Wow

This is the second time I've seen this video and the stripped nut reminded me that the quality of nuts/bolts aren't always good. Thoughts?

Great job bringing it back. Question - Did you pick those up in Morley, MI? I saw there was quite a collection of those for sale there. I'm just north of Grand Rapids. I was considering going and picking up a couple to put together one good one.

The CDI system you put on the yellow one is it 6volt?

Nice joboh

Nice joboh

It’ll sell fast! 👍🏾