First Ride On The Rare 1970's Jet Powered Water Bike (I Destroyed It)

[@bfltwo]

Love your channel! I am 64 and started out with a brand new Yamaha DT 90, went to a DT 125 then DT 360; my last Yamaha was a new 1976 IT 400. I also had jet skis. It will help you tremendously if, when you evolve from kneeling, to standing, you plant one foot at the front of the tray as forward as possible. Place your other foot some distance apart..this will help you plane out the ski, and you won't be bouncing with your nose continually pointing towards the sky.

[@JustATakit]

I've thought about commenting on the way he was riding the jet ski but I honestly couldn't tell if he was just trying to get the ski to do things it couldn't or if he really sucked that bad at riding one. I'm knew to his channel and have only watch 3 or 4 videos and based off of the number of toys he's got youd think he would have the muscle memory where it shouldn't take him long to figure out what to do to stay upright. Then you watch him ride this jet ski,,hmmm?

[@johntunstall9698]

@@JustATakit I think it’s the second time he’s ridden a stand up jetski.

[@warrengarfield309]

Yeah, like a surfboard you must have one foot in front of the other.

[@Capt-Intrepid]

This brings back memories. We had one of these in my teen years - my brother and I were experts. We could do incredible spinning tricks. We also pulled a water skier behind it with two kids on the Wet Bike! Great times.

[@joshgoodrum3448]

Trying to start the wetbike (or seadoo's) while the pump or intake grate is sitting on the bottom of a lake or river with sand and rocks is absolutely a cause for disaster and about guarantee what caused your issue! You sucked up a rock and the impeller slung it through the side. Never start a jet drive unit in less than 3-4 ft of water from the bottom of the intake grate. Hopefully you see this and don't make this mistake again with the bike or jetski and any future jet powered PWC you get.

[@allegorx58]

i mean 3-4ft is a massive exaggeration but you’re right to some degree. have had skis all my life and have started them in under a foot of water at least a thousand times.

[@2strokemigz]

@@allegorx58definitely not a massive exaggeration… just sucked up rocks and destroyed the jet pump on a 2023 svho in 3 foot deep water last weekend guy knows what he’s talking about. You’ve just been lucky lol

[@davidchristianson1537]

I always wait till it's at least 3 ft. My Yamaha is a 97 and still runs great!

[@johntunstall9698]

This is exactly what I was expecting to happen when he rode the 750 standup. He kept starting it when it was sitting on the bottom in shallow water. Good way to plug up the water jackets too.

[@davidross-oo2vh]

I did the same thing in my 1970 sidewinder jetboat 455 rocket.. Berkeley 12JG Pump with a jetovator..ugh..it mangled the impeller..And bowl..A $1200 AA race impeller..in one second..In shallow water.

[@stugatz2664]

in regards to the kawasaki jet ski... you have to get your weight more forward in order to stop it from porpoising like mad. a slight body weight adjustment, like a step further forward on the machine and she should rip across the water flatter

[@benmiller5015]

Adjusting the trim would go a long way to keeping it under control

[@6666Gman]

@2vintage It’s missing the intake grate it most likely sucked up a rock from the bottom that’s why he said to start it in deep water so the impeller doesn’t suck anything up from the bottom. I have 3 jetskis and ran one without the intake grate because it was broken ended up replacing the jet pump because I ended up beaching it while it was running.

[@oldjarhead386]

It absolutely looks like a rock got caught up in there then eventually chucked it out the side.

[@Alex1six]

You should get in touch with the Cboys and maybe sell them some of the machines you fix. They love these types of stuff and they rip em.

[@CoralReefkid]

Hey that’s not a bad idea really

[@anythingandanything3826]

Yea and they live close

[@johnbeaudette583]

They destroy stuff just to destroy it. Joe preserves stuff. Hmmmm ..

[@lloydbethel252]

Glad you were able to find parts for the Wetbike. Looks like a fun machine.

[@macmclemore]

These things were a blast to ride once you figured it out. We had several of them over the years of production. I even had an oportunity to ride one that had a larger 3 cylinder powerhead in it. Was supposed to be good for over 120hp. The powerhead was so large that all of the flotation had to be removed from the engine compartment… so, if you took on water, it would sink like a rock. Good friend of mine from Kosciusko, MS… Bruce Doty, actually one the national championship the one year they had sanctioned racing for WetBilkes. I have video and pictures of the races… somewhere. I covered the races for a popular PWC magazine (…the name escapes me at the moment) from back in the day. WetBike used to have these really cool print ads with Mario Andretti riding one.

[@joelatkinson2080]

Great video. The reason the ski bounces up and down when you're riding it, know as porpoising, is that your weight is too far back on the ski. You need to keep your weight more towards the front and also stagger your stance like you're riding a surfboard with one foot forward and one foot back. Watch some videos of people racing these stand up skis and you'll see what I'm talking about. Once you get your stance and weight distributed correctly you'll have a lot more fun riding it. Keep going it takes a lot of practice to get good on one of these things but it is worth it, nothing is more fun than shredding on a ski.

[@aarongerisch-ks6hp]

You don’t ride it like a stand up ski. But you was correct on shifting his weight forward

[@wed3k]

It's so much fun, I bought a waverunner and they're so boring

[@AnthonyRufo-rc1zm]

Wow ! That reminds me of the time a gear broke apart in my dirt bike while I was riding. It punched a hole right through the engine case. I replaced the broken gear & put window screening over the hole & added bondo body filler over the screening. It worked, really well, no leaks, whatsoever.

[@fiskoz]

sucked up a rock when you got on in the shallow

[@volvogt21]

Wow. I can't believe you found parts for it so quickly let alone at all

[@mmaaddict78]

Holy cow Joe, you must spend $1,000 a month on batteries alone lol

[@2vintage]

Yeah pretty much

[@craigkirkland]

Self checkout nowadays. 3 for 1 duh 🤫🫣

[@M.TTT.]

@@craigkirkland hey now, don't be giving away trade secrets

[@5tevenH]

​@@2vintageget an account with a battery company

[@03roadking]

Okay I'm going to call it now you're going to have a museum in about 20 years of all the old-school s*** that was around back in the day

[@dennislamers986]

I'm thinking there was something in by the prop/intake and it blew out the side. Maybe when you were in the mud.

[@mikerobey5953]

You can’t start anything jet powered in shallow water. Sucked up a rock.

[@timewa851]

wow. the draft on that thing must be 2 feet! + safety cushion. Dock side start probably way to go ?

[@M.TTT.]

@@timewa851 just don't start it, use a paddle to be safe

[@waffalobill]

What I was thinking. I had a jet boat. The biggest problem with them is sucking a rock, ruining the pump. Most times the rock gets stuck between the blades. Trashes the housing, looks like it bounced around trashing everything. Maybe sucked a few rocks. Actually never seen them blow a hole in them tho. The boats that's a sleeve. So if it's gets trashed you replace the sleeve not the whole pump. Bet seeing that hole ruined his day. On my boat that was a all day fix. Had to pull the motor and all. Needed 2 ppl to line things up to put it back in.

[@halfnelson6115]

Gotta adjust the trim on the stand up or it's just gonna keep porpoising like that.

[@benmiller5015]

I was gonna say that but thought I'd see if anyone else did first. It doesn't look like it has adjustable trim on the go unless it's on the throttle grip. Definitely needs it though to really have fun

[@scottgriffith742]

the impeller is probably the water pump for the engine so when the side broke out it stoped flowing water in the engine and as a result it got hot.

[@wags9777]

"It broke for whatever reason." It broke because You start all your water stuff too close to the shore in too shallow of water

[@67ST4NGSTER]

Out in open water you can mount these things very easy. Apply throttle while you kinda drag along side, turning in a circle to the right. As it picks up a bit of speed it will stabilize then pull yourself up onto it. Takes a bit of practice, but is very easy when you get used to doing it. As others have said, keep your weight forward, especially on take-off. Best way to steer is by counter steering and leaning to the inside. You can knee drag just like on street bike. Tons of fun but they can go through a lot of fuel in a hurry. Enjoy!

[@passenger6735]

You get some great bargains over there. Well done. Aluminium castings aren't the easiest to tig but its worth a try. You need a new impeller though.

[@seansysig]

WetSki sucked up a stone I’ll bet! Good catch on jet ski.

[@bigboithe8th]

I almost bought a wet bike back in the early 90s. Also knew a guy that had one, but it always seemed to be broken down. They’re very high maintenance, and not easy to ride at first if you’ve never ridden one. But definitely very unique out on the water. Most are probably either in the junk pile or rotting away in a garage somewhere.

[@bradley7723]

Had mine for several years with no issues and rode it year round as long as the lake didn't freeze over. Wore a wet suit in the winter with some fun times in the snow.

[@coyster530]

I'd love to find one of these I think they'd be a cool project and no one would know what the heck it was out on the lake by my house

[@coyster530]

I don't know if I could take two stroke out on the lake or if I have to take two stroke on the river only if it's four stroke I'm good to go

[@macmclemore]

@@coyster530 Where the hell do you live…? Oh wait… Let me guess… … the “Left Coast”… Go east young man… South East… to the Land of The Free

[@coyster530]

@@macmclemore fortunately I live in California my friend I live in a beautiful part far Northern California but I do want to move eventually do not really know where I don't want to go anywhere where is a humid all summer I hate humidity

[@thebigguy8306]

Great Video, a little tinkering with the engine, then out for a ride. I foresee Weber Water World - opening soon on Lake Winnebago

[@nigelcox7477]

Joe - again, your patience is outstanding. When you took the jet ski out and kept coming off, I half-expected it to turn turtle and sink to the bottom of the lake! Anyhow, great result, glad you’re not punching the wall!

[@gregabell4799]

Your father is a saint. He was in way deeper in the water than you were - for THAT I would have insisted to my son that I had the first ride.

[@bradley7723]

Saw allot of comments on the wetbike lower being made of aluminum but if memory serves me correctly it is made of magnesium, an easy way to check is file the case just long enough to get some fillings, then get a propane torch then sprinkle the fillings slowly into the flame and if they spark it's magnesium if not it's aluminum.

[@dhooter]

Good luck finding a pump for that thing. That cast aluminum is tricky to weld

[@BBVDZX14]

Joe, on the stand up... Take a take a step forward with either foot (kinda like a skateboard but facing forward) and put weight on the front of the footwell tray... It "should" stop porpoising and plane out. My son and I love your vids and watch them all the time. We live in the area (Black Creek) and hope to meet up with ya some day. Salut!

[@kelownadug]

Sadly.. you ran it in to shallow of water. You sucked in a rock and it blew out the side of the housing. Those things have to be in VERY deep water at all times when running.

[@tboystoys5682]

You’re one of the best channels out there for power sports content. New toy Everyday. Lol😅👍👍👍🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@bobgrob4]

that is a really nice, survivor wetbike. Deserves a good home for sure.

[@johnmicah2193]

Sadly it goes to the junkyard

[@chadswager1791]

If u move your body weight closer to the bars or even 1 foot it will stop jumping and be some what smother ride just gotta play around with it FYI obviously I'm talking about the stand up ski. Great video Joe!!!!

[@seanfxsho]

Hi, I also think the pump intake was close to the bottom of the lake when you got on it and sucked something up then impeller just fired it the side of the housing.. next time get to deeper water,, keep up the entertaining videos,,.

[@odyshopody9387]

Very nice! Pre-curser to the modern day jet ski. That was so cool and futuristic looking back in the 70"s that the Producers of James Bond put it in the Spy Who Loved Me.

[@Mr572u]

My friend had a new one in the 80s. It was so hard to ride and if a little wave hit the front, it would throw you over the handle bars. That really hurt your legs too. Also it didn’t run very good. Somebody was always working on it. When you fall off in the middle of the lake and it goes over, it’s game over for sure. It made a nice planter box in the yard! If you would ride the jet ski on your knees with the handle bars down, you would get a better ride until you learn how to ride it. You can’t ride it with all your weight at the back.

[@slagdemon]

Impros can rebuild that impeller and you can take the lower unit off and take it to a shop and get that tig welded. Might be just cheaper to get a used lower unit.

[@donlorinsharp]

Nah, TIG welding isn't that expensive. Just shop around. The cool thing is that it's right at the opening so you can easily get in there to get it smooth again. This thing will be testing up the lake again soon. Just keep it in clean water ... Or install some kind of screen??

[@bwise609]

I wonder if anyone will do a carbon fiber electric version of that thing if you can get the weight down and power up it could get out of the water on its own easier

[@stereolababy]

it still handles like junk

[@bradley7723]

They handle excellent, you just have to learn how to ride them.

[@stereolababy]

@@bradley7723 yeah thats why they kept making them. so much fun to ride🤔

[@minibikemadman]

your a very brave man to try to ride this thing yet alone buy it.

[@geedubb-q1u]

Compression check on the Kawasaki? Would tell you if you need rings, or other problems.

[@donlorinsharp]

He's already did that in the previous video. Compression was amazing.

[@AZVIDS]

“Allow myself to introduce….myself…the name is Bond, Joe Bond”😉

[@martinburgess4814]

Hope you get the part you need love all your videos.All the best to you all.

[@don-music]

that second thing you were riding again (the purple thing) seems incredibly frustrating to ride LoL, but it's certainly entertaining to watch!

[@jayaustin3096]

To ride a stand up jet ski you have to ride it like a skateboard. One foot up and one back. Its all about your center of gravity. You were riding with both feet back causing porposing, meaning the front end bounces. Takes practice.

[@chargeriderepeat7024]

I owned one for ten years, new impeller ring, had to reweld a tooth on the starter ring, fuel pump diaphragm kept splitting, eventually sold it to a 15yr old kid who was starting a watercraft collection..Ive still got the old impeller ring, it has been repaired with body filler. The body is also used to make a snowmobile.

[@wflasales]

Had a Wet Bike for years, many memories! Even bought expansion chamber exhaust pipe

[@AnthonyRBlacker]

Reading the title I was curious Joe, man that's a pretty amazing thing have had happen. I bet someone's got one for you, it looked SUPER fun to ride!!

[@robertmcleod7037]

Also like your content.you do a great job.reminds me of myself.keep up the good work!!

[@snowyowl7042]

Great project, a classic.

[@wayne7521]

Don't know if you are aware of the aluminium welding rod ,type new fangled things that are available. Will Try and find correct term ,if you're interested. Seen em tested for strength, and they seem pretty good. I believe you use them the same way you braze . Anyway ,to save cost , you could get cutting disc on grinder , make straight lines. Then take measurements , of material needed. And use these aluminium brazing rods. To repair hole. Would be cheaper than buying new part , and it failing elsewhere !!

[@fw1421]

Must have been interesting to see how Roger Moore managed to get one up on a plane in a tuxedo as 007.

[@EasyMoneyCrew]

great video joe love your content! i was going to get my first stand up jet ski a js550 are they pretty hard to get use to?

[@2vintage]

No they just take a little to get used to. Take it out a few times and you'll get the hang of it. It's definitely a good workout riding one.

[@EasyMoneyCrew]

@@2vintage sweet thanks! yeah i bet it is.

[@donlorinsharp]

You can start on your knees and work up to your feet if you want to. That keeps your center of gravity low.

[@RT-vo2vh]

That hole had been "repaired" and covered with paint by previous owner ... or you sucked in a rock, but most likely he scammed you. Also look how that boat coming in (14:40) had his trolling motor mounted so it lays on gunnel... yours is mounted crooked on aluma craft ...

[@bradley7723]

A rock went up the intake. The lower unit will drop out easily with the removal of 8 or ten nuts underneath. Try to find the rubber gasket with the lower unit . Also look for a jet scoop that mounts on the intake and will prevent large damaging debris from entering. When you get it running take it in deep enough water by the shore and practice mounting the ski from the rear. Put both feet on rear ski one on each side of the jet, when you start to stand the back the bike will sink down and you can scoot up the seat. Practice until you have it down pat. Another option on the hole is to bring it to a reputable welding shop as they very well can patch it. If memory serves me correctly the lower is made from magnesium which can be repaired. A prop shop would be able to repair your impeller. When ever you get ready to ride get into the habbit of feeling the intake for obstructions. I have found rocks sometimes on my jet scoop before I went riding, they would get stuck in the fins of the scoop. And don't forget to drill small holes in the seat latch studs to install hairpins in them to keep to seat on. The seat has a tendency to come of during high speed crashes or high sides. Hop you get it repaired on get to ride as they are a blast. Sorry for the novel length comment, have fun and stay safe :)

[@joshgoodrum3448]

To add to what you said... a easy and fast way to tell if it's aluminum or magnesium is take a dremel with a small sanding drum turn it to high speed and in the blown out hole sand a little on the bare metal and if you get white sparks it magnesium if no sparks and it wants to build up on the sanding drum its aluminum.

[@al3k]

Damn shame but beautiful few minutes half a decade on.. great stuff, cheers, and hopefully it will be restored to its full glory once again.

[@tonyaxeman4381]

I worked on jet skis and they are really expensive to fix . The impellers are the most on cost and usually the first thing to get messed up.

[@ronsteitz4535]

When driving up to a sand bar on a Jet Ski operator needs to shut engine down before landing. Common sense would tell you the grate will suck junk off of the bottom thu impeller.🤔

[@ragnarironspear1791]

Always enjoy your videos 👍🏻🇬🇧

[@NikeHM69]

First saw one of those contraptions in a police academy movie, haven't seen one since.

[@rogerwa123]

What do you do with all the stuff you buy and fix? Turn around and sell?

[@revodrvr]

Nice eude. I said it once and ill say it again. Ypur killin it. Be awesome fpr u to get sone froend together and get all ur retro rides on the water at once.

[@trentdawg2832]

I owned a pair of these about 20 yrs ago….i used to love watching my over confident friends hop on them and think they can ride them just to see them get flung 25’ over the handlebars😂😂😂😂 good times

[@davidtomasetti8520]

I worked for a wetbike dealer in Charleston back in 86 we got to ride them at boat shows for demos,, they were tons of fun. but after riding a jetski it is very apparent why they never got too popular way too hard for most people to take off

[@internetpointsbank]

Glad you are yoloing the money. Thanks for sharing the experience.

[@true-moto-resto]

Hey Joe, re the Kawi JetSki, on the prior video, I was sure I could see exhaust coming from the cooling attachment for the water hose when you had the cap off ( I could be mistaken). If thats the case, it may suggest you have blown a head gasket ?

[@BulldogHotrod]

What video camera do you use?

[@turdferguson5300]

Can cast aluminum be braised? There is some type of rod at Harbor Freight for welding aluminum. This should be repairable and that's a cool old ski. I think that had frozen/broken before you purchased it. Possibly that's why it was for sale.

[@fpbuzz]

I worked in a store that sold PWC, and the most common problem was people sucking rocks up thru the jet pump. The cause is people starting the units up in to shallow of water. The owners manuals states to not start and run in water less than three feet, I always told people not less than four feet. Lesson learned.

[@trose7620]

Make sure it's getting water to engine, it'll over heat and done. Check fresh water pump

[@deanshand7337]

You have done well on the Jetski, like a fish to water. When standing up, put one foot as far forward and the other foot at the rear with your top half leaning over the handlebars slightly. This will give your more balance, easier to ride and should stop the ski from porpoising (bouncing up and down). Good luck and enjoy it.

[@dhc8guru]

if you ever get the wet bike going again. the key to getting in one is too stand with both legs on each side of rear foil, facing forward and jump up onto the seat from behind, like your running up behind a horse and jumping on. Takes some practice

[@kevinsellsit5584]

I think the *bent* aluminum plate on the bottom is causing the porpoising. It doesn't take much to drastically change this. I don't think it came with that, so removing it might be even better.

[@trailtrashgarage]

When cleaning those needle seats I cut the Qtips in half and put them in the drill chuck and use a little Mother’s metal polish and really clean them.

[@Jasonradiation999]

Jb weld will ficks that hole! Fixed my 3wheeler case!

[@benschlack5814]

I heard the damage when you started it by shore and you just kept going 😂😂😂

[@ricandes]

The best way to get on is to stand on the back ski, then grab the handles on either side of the gas tank and pull yourself up onto the seat. The one that I had, had a deadmans throttle, as well as the killswitch lanyard.

[@caseyjones1999]

That shiny red silicone on there makes me think it was recently a part and it might have been a poor repair

[@daveco1270]

That thing is awesome. (Correction... it WAS awesome.) Crazy that the side just broke like that.

[@jenniferaltizer4434]

He most likely sucked a rock in it because he was in such shallow water..that is what caused that...

[@steveholley9508]

Yeah he ruined impeller the next thing it will overheat. This guy's not too bright

[@jeffreyness9741]

Very 😊interesting and I love it I just think you should put some foam or something over that microphone make it so much better

[@johnscovel3170]

every things always GOOD TO GO! JOES FAMOUS LAST WORDS!!!!

[@GixxerKris]

You started off with it in too shallow of water, most likely sucked up a rock. When I was a kid my neighbor had two of those and did the exact same thing. He started off in shallow water, jet pump sucked up a rock and blew out the housing.

[@wayne7521]

Everytime I see something susuki made ,I just cringe , keep the videos coming pal!! You get good and you get bad , everywhere , then you get susuki , it's got a real bad rep already ... least you get em going pal !!

[@jamesswetland5019]

When your riding you want to keep it from porpoising. If it starts doing that lean forward,even putting your chest against the pad. It’s also good to ride on your knees to get the feel of turning. You can hall as & turn sideways & you’ll slide sideways,wait till the water gets back in your inpropeller then take off. The main thing is stand like your on a surfboard. That way you can shift your weight to the front when you need it into the rear when you need it.

[@masondunlap9417]

Did this guy just rip a$$ on camera talking about how much gas was left in the carb 😂 love your videos my guy!

[@mtnbound]

JB Weld for the win!

[@kobybear08]

Joe, sell all your wet rides and wave runners and buy a brand new Sea Doo Fish Pro Go Rider things are built fantastically and amazing speed, and don't think it'll tip as much and its a three seater so can take yours sweetie and Vinny if he's up to it, lol.😊

[@NJDronesincorporated]

I remember riding one of those wet bikes when they were new and there’s many reasons they don’t make them today. they were difficult to ride, hard to get on a plane, handled horribly, and forget about any free styling in the ocean surf. In 1979, a Kawasaki Jet-Ski standup (The OG) would have been a much wiser choice than one of these gimmicks.

[@orionwarren4244]

Talk about difficulty level. You had that Wetbike down pretty quick but that stand-up Kaw? That looked painful!!

[@1978punisher]

How do you check if motor need new ring

[@1978punisher]

I wanted to know becaus my 2004 Yamaha kodiak 450 I think need it I was told but wanted to check first

[@johnhicks735]

You do know that you can add that lead acid to them also right joe if it's just not charging all the way. By using A bigger rubber hose for the end on the battery on the fill spout spot ports.

[@johnhicks735]

I'd try finding Suzuki jet ski that takes the same kind of jet pump set-up as your wetbike to use on yours. There's A place on the KZbin channel down in Florida that sales jet skis.,boats.,an parts for them to. I believe it's in pompano beach, Florida Joe.

[@sethschroeder9490]

On the kawai 750. Those wires that are twisted up going into the grey box could cause issue with performance or intermittent starting problems. Those wire come from the kill switch start switch and i think the stator. Take those loose and put some sort of lube on the wire grommet that the wires pass thru and this will help. The plastic nut is sticking to the grommet causing it to twist up..

[@danieldejarnette1319]

Wonder if new cavitation plate would help it seems may help

[@allan9603]

Joe, Diehard needs to hire you to do promos😂

[@reallyemptypockets6509]

Definitely a lot harder to ride than it looks, I would have definitely been disappointed if I had bought one, and found that out.👍

[@rolop847]

When i drove one it wasn't that hard, you had a balance really good, It's sort of was like a snowmobile for the water with the exception of being able to turn sharp. It was a blast except in rough water

[@slickfixjeff]

Make sure the bottom intake (under the rear ski) has the water intake grate. I had 2 of these and 1 didnt have 1 and it kept stalling after about 10 minutes because it wasnt scooping water...

[@kobybear08]

I know you're great at checking compression, what about gaping spark plugs? Curious What you say Joe ?, Make a template Joe with aluminum casing metal off an old lawnmower or something from junkyard and then jb weld to the side and file out and smooth the propeller, just suggestions Bummer, things happen, but I believe Joe can fix it.

[@OldTimerGarden]

I can easily see why those are no longer made. Difficult to mount and steer.

[@asherdie]

If those were the reasons, we wouldn't still be making women.

[@colemulhall3942]

There's a learning curve and watching people try to figure it out is the best. After that you're basically riding a scooter on the lake.

[@colemulhall3942]

And they do still make them as well. Thank god. Fun suckers discontinue all the good stuff.

[@badlyniceness2315]

You need a crew to run one of these things…and a medic….

[@bradley7723]

If a person take time to learn it is very fun to ride. It's no different then learning how to ride a bicycle when your young. It's all about balance and leaning to turn similar to a sport bike. Also practicing mounting it from the rear. :)

[@jimmyhygaard2252]

Looks like that Kawasaki kicks,happy for you and great that you found the problem,cheers.

[@A-Fern]

I always check the gap on new plugs. Maybe you did and just didn’t show it on the video.

[@tonyking3125]

Absolutely correct....