The Monster Chopper is Finished!

[@AmericasTeamAdventure]

Fellas, I'm a High School small engine teacher about 3 hours from you. My intro students build and then race "go-karts" from thrown away push mowers at the end of every school year. If you ever have an opening in your schedule, I would love for them to get to chat with you about your creative and build processes.

[@insiainutorrt259]

No clue but mayby some email or some more likely they will see your question place to try aswel

[@shanebep3135]

Email them for sure

[@wheres613]

send them an email!

[@AmericasTeamAdventure]

I have tried, and so have my students, to contact them through other means with no success. I imagine they are very busy between the channel and full time jobs. Some day it'll link up.

[@safetylast911]

I emailed them 4 years ago about doing an electric halo truck and about a long travel Honda odyssey I had build back in 2002 with a Yamaha r1 motor in it. They never responded. They did end up doing an electric car on shortly after my email. Not sure if it had any influence or if it was just coincidence.

[@EdwinOlding]

So looking forward to showing the chopper to you guys in person at SEMA this year!

[@goosenotmaverick1156]

I went to SEMA a decade too early 😂

[@johnbirch5226]

Dude the chopper is amazing well done

[@papascustomcars]

See you there!

[@tarkhuna]

The finished product is very impressive. Glad I've watched it for the year.

[@SteveEh]

Should totally wear Sturgis shirts to SEMA.

[@LegitGarage]

Now that that's finished. I need to see the fire truck done. I've waited for so long it has been my most anticipated project of yours for literal years now.

[@goosenotmaverick1156]

Same. I have high hopes it's up on the list soon, but I know it'll be so epic it won't matter how long we have to wait. They continually build so much cool stuff that I don't sweat the "what is being built" so much as I just enjoy the process and the success when they finish and take a first real rip.

[@keithstewart8109]

Same

[@jamisonjanzen3772]

i have loved every second of this, you are a legend

[@ClassicStreetIron]

Doesn't he have to finish the house....

[@leeroygalea592]

The fire truck build has been canceled, they mentioned it in a podcast, something about led paint, the hummer is the new toy hauler

[@averyneilson12]

Missed opportunity to paint it black and dress up as batman!

[@gassgames]

A Batman theme would def be sick on that bike

[@4rled]

Predictable man. Been done a million times before as well. Glad he did something different.

[@joelspaulding5964]

Ethan, truly your Magnum Opus. You didn't compromise. Every detail tweaked or redone to your vision. Ultimate respect. Amazing work.

[@jaredcarpenter323]

Pro tip: with the cup liners in your HVLP gun. Before spraying, start by turning the gun upside-down and pulling the trigger until you see paint. This vacuums the air out of the cup, so it's paint only. You'll be able to spray at any angle, and the volume of paint being sprayed will be consistent until the cup is empty.

[@Not_A_Cat]

I also think he needs to widen the fan angle a little bit.

[@donaldgrosz6299]

And it's a 2 stage trigger, leave fist stage pulled to minimize the initial burst of heavy paint

[@1-9-8-0]

Ah yes, the condescending 'pro tips', even though it came out looking perfect.

[@jaredcarpenter323]

@1-9-8-0 not intending to be condescending at all... just offering a helpful tip. I'm a fan, and I wouldn't think to criticize. I been spraying lacquer for 20 years and didn't know until someone tipped me off to it. The gun will spray fine regardless, as proven. Bleeding the air from the cup helps with tight spaces, angles, and consistency. The bike and paint turned out incredible!

[@TheBCninja]

​@jaredcarpenter323 1-9-8-0 is just cranky he is turning 45 soon haha. Thanks for the helpful tips! Spread that knowledge 🙂

[@travishicks4504]

Paused the video just to post this..... I do collision work for a living. And I CANNOT tell you how happy I am to see you using 3m platinum filler on your panels. The love this chopper is getting is everything it deserves and to see you using high grade body filler options makes my heart happy! Keep being awesome. This build is the Highmark of this channel and you should be so proud! Badass fab work, bad ass rider for a bad ass one of kind whip! Most SEMA worthy home grown rig I think KZbin will ever see! Don't ever stop. GHPC will always be my favorite KZbin channel 🤟👍

[@crzyvaps]

I would’ve liked to see him put a thin layer of glaze on the filler before the primer but oh well

[@Not_A_Cat]

​@crzyvaps does that stop paint absorption by the filler?

[@darrengeorge2308]

😂😂 just a shame he has no clue on wtf he is doing and it’s going to sema wow standards are low these days I guess he has one up on most of them his runs but so dose his paint😂😂

[@youreasnake4548]

@@darrengeorge2308 Bro I think you're talking bout a different Sema, Sema from 'your days' must've been on the moon

[@kennyphillips8603]

@@travishicks4504 i second this statement

[@axyomstudios]

A year ago I stumbled across a group of utter nutcases who had the idea of building a monster chopper. Since then I have been obsessed with your videos and project, and just the general energy! you guys are built different

[@hazzardous3691]

I cant believe its been a whole year, does not feel like it at all

[@joepeezly]

I'm a concept artist in the video game industry, and myself and so many people I know draw crazy stuff like this just for fun. But seeing this beast come to life and be totally functional brings me so so much joy! This thing is rad!

[@eloquent_redneck3719]

I really appreciate when youtubers put real effort and pride into a build and don't just rush to the finish for the sake of getting content out

[@googlesingh7063]

Thumbnail is menacing dude! Looks like a movie poster and the chopper looks straight out of that movie.

[@Chaseolivier_productions]

Fr😂

[@Gunslinger320]

Ghost riders new ride

[@Emiichoco]

@@Blap552 ....

[@Blap552]

@Emiichoco I looked up the batbike again. I guess they put some nice engines in it,probably be Fun as heck!🙂

[@webelosevilos]

The bike is so stunningly unreal looking almost thought the thumbnail was something a bad AI dreamed up

[@sobbingmonkey128]

LETS GOO THE LONGEST AWAITED BUILD IS DONE

[@GrindHardPlumbingCo]

We’re so stoked

[@DetroitMicroSound]

​​​@@GrindHardPlumbingCo​​​​​I would have sprayed the suspension and frame, in the plain stainless Steel-It from spraybombs, for multiple reasons.. It still looks great tho! ...Steel-It would also sponsor GHPC.... If the brakes get too hot, maybe try a pair of Wilwood car brakes intended for a light car... 😉

[@adamvalencia1413]

FR its only been a year? I feel like ive been waiting for this day for at least 4 years lol

[@adamvalencia1413]

FR its only been a year? I feel like ive been waiting for this day for at least 4 years lol

[@V0S1N0]

They just need to make it a hybrid where there's an electric generator, a battery pack, and a hub motor in the front wheel to give it low gear 2 x 2 capability.

[@killkrazy9913]

Needs a really nice stitched leather seat. This build has been dope as hell. Amazing work.

[@joshpierzina7648]

I agree on the leather seat, It would be a shame to sit on that paint and wear it off.

[@jerryffvt3722]

matte black leather with orange stitching!

[@dakotareid1566]

@@jerryffvt3722tan leather

[@TheBCninja]

​@@jerryffvt3722An homage to its KTM roots 🙂. Great idea.

[@joecosta3416]

A dark brown leather gets my vote, I feel like that's a beautiful combo with drab green

[@Orofino6]

1:14:49 it's amazing how much a packed tip can change the tone of the exhaust. I did the same thing to my straight piped Dakota in highschool and nobody believed me that the tip made it change its loudness. I took that idea to the Clean Snowmobile Competition and we took quietest snowmobile with a two-stroke engine! Thanks for showing everyone that I was right!

[@RestorationCar24]

What an exciting transformation! Fitting race car parts onto an LS Humvee is a bold and innovative idea that blends rugged durability with high-performance engineering. This project showcases creativity and a willingness to push the boundaries of what a Humvee can do. It’s fascinating to think about how these enhancements will improve speed and handling while maintaining the vehicle's tough exterior. This kind of cross-pollination between different automotive worlds is always inspiring and could lead to some thrilling results on the track. Can’t wait to see how this project unfolds , definitely an exciting venture

[@ErikGustavTerrell]

Just wanted to say, Amazing cinematography and photography! It really elevates the entire build video.

[@davidanalyst671]

thats edwin's work. The music is great too

[@ladyfizzgig]

I'd really like to see just a regular shot from the side so I can see what it actually looks like. Less is more sometimes.

[@texwebb]

I just wanted to say Good Luck, we are all counting on you.

[@Colten-j3x]

I love how grindhard separates themselves from other people that build stuff with insane cinematography and sound all of this is on top of there insanely creative builds and I love that they don’t swear. You guys are a thrill to watch keep up the good work

[@MrAussieHomeCooking]

That final reveal in the shed with the smoke around the chopper makes it look like it's CGI, it looks so unrealistic but so amazingly beautiful. What a bike... 👍👌

[@althejazzman]

Great video work. I guess that's Steven's magic.

[@JackLangenkamp]

Thank you to the whole GHPC team for documenting and walking us through the whole process. Many KZbin channels build cool stuff, but few show the level of detail you guys do. The extra effort does not go unnoticed!

[@jimfilmont3833]

Took me 3 days to finish the video…coolest build ever…period. Thanks for letting us be part of the journey!

[@DavidDragonhammer]

I Am a Mechanical Prodigy,been my entire life,my father got me interested in automotive and beyond,my first build was a 37 chevy coupe. I am retired now and tinker when I can,just love what you can create,keep up the fun.

[@PlatP-v8g]

Ive watched this whole build ITS FINALY DONE

[@GrindHardPlumbingCo]

We’re so stoked!

[@JarofMayonaise]

After SEMA it'll get put up and forgotten like every other build. Probably dissected later for parts on another build.

[@jackfalcon5352]

@@JarofMayonaise Naw this is Ethan's engineering baby, there are tons of people with hot rod barbie jeeps and mini jet boats. This is completely one of a kind.

[@randomname4726]

​@@JarofMayonaiseNot a chance. This is a masterpiece that will never be stripped for parts.

[@EMARTIN900]

Me 2

[@kesterlebas2445]

Ed march of C90 adventures has done small some videos with a mini Jeep, including making it float so he could cross a lake driving 1000 miles to Moab and tank tracks so the drive it to area 51 in the winter. He’s a lunatic in the best kind of way or as we say in England, he’s a bit eccentric.

[@WatanabeNoTsuna.]

C90 Adventures is amazing!

[@spookydonkey2195]

Ed is a legend!

[@thebreadedcrab4252]

Love his videos

[@sib0183]

Came here to say this! Love his work

[@abyssflight3907]

Rusty Paint Job had a mad max feel to it, new paint has more of a cyberpunk feel to it.

[@Avetho]

Like a bike fit to ride with the Nomads

[@SiLLv3r_7]

Such an awesome build! A stitched leather seat, and some subtle pinstriping on the tank and fender would be icing on this rad cake!

[@MrGreenAKAguci00]

You guys are outdoing yourselves across the board, with every new video. The cinematography, the builds, the soundtrack, the improvised sketches, the editing... awesome stuff.

[@kender1412]

You say we've fallen in love with the rusty look. I've been screaming inside about how much time, sweat, blood, and tears that went into this project and it has been left without the protection of paint to prevent it from rotting. I'm happy to see you finishing it up right.

[@CGGS_0]

Hot take: The rusty look gives it more characteristic. It's too cleaning looking for a mean-looking handbuilt "offroad" bike,.

[@kender1412]

@@CGGS_0 -- No, that's the appearance a rattle can paint job gives you. It isn't like getting it professionally painted, but it DOES protect the metal and can easily be touched up if it gets scratched. The rusty look just makes it appear that you dgaf and just slapped something together, not really intending for it to last any amount of time, or even really work right, in the end. If you care about it, even a little bit, painting only takes a tiny portion of your build time and assured that it won't be a rust heap that's falling apart in a couple years.

[@CGGS_0]

@@kender1412 I don’t recall asking… But, thanks for the obvious answer to a none-existent question that was never asked…

[@kender1412]

@@CGGS_0 -- You replied to my comment, prick. I responded. I could just ask easily say your reply was unsolicited, but I'm not a douche canoe, like you are...

[@kender1412]

@@CGGS_0 -- Ok, troglodyte. You replied to MY comment. I responded to your reply. If I was as much of a perfect specimen of a male with INCREDIBLY small genitalia as you are, I might have said your reply was unsolicited. I, however, realize that comments are meant to be replied to on these sites. That's why the capability to do so is built into these platforms. The same is true of replies. If you want to not have people respond to the tripe you post, stop posting.

[@richardbaumeister466]

You have a good natural flow to your spraying technique. With just a little refinement you will be excellent. Please practice tapering your air fluid transition at the gun. What I mean by that is try closing off the fluid as you end a pass but keep the air flowing. This will enable you to taper your fluid to what is just needed and will also reduce overspray. This will be a big help especially with clearcoat. Practice a bit by never stopping the airflow but squeezing enough fluid to coat your part. Once you get this, you will never go back to your ON OFF spraying you are doing now. Trust me, I have sprayed thousands of cars bikes, aircraft boats and furniture. I am 67nyears old and still spraying because I enjoy it!

[@TheDanielKelly]

You guys are a huge inspiration to me! I always LOVE watching your stuff. I feel like I've learned so much since I started watching you. Thanks so much for your commitment to this channel!

[@GrindHardPlumbingCo]

Thank you!! And you are very welcome! Glad it’s been an inspiring for you!

[@JoaoRibeiro-fl5lk]

Looking into your sandblaster cabinet, you should have an entry hole for clean air and an exit hole connected to a vacuum cleaner just to remove all dust from inside of it while sandblasting. You should also have a removable glass attached (with some brackets) beneath that plastic sheet. Is more durable and you can make it removable from the lateral door hatch. When the glass becomes too scratched and opaque, just replace it with another one. I have a similar cabinet and it works well this way. Awesome, awesome job you've been doing. Cheers from Portugal,

[@NickElliottuk]

I was going to say exactly the same thing.

[@Hellsong89]

Yeah the exhaust of the cabinet is non existing. In cabinets you want negative pressure gravity resisting flow, as in filtered intake channel back of the cabinet that prevent heaviest material from flowing out with air and sucking dust protected fan on top that pulls dust out and into filter. Would not use vacuum cleaner since its low volume high speed extraction, when you want large volume low speed extraction. With my blasting cabinet i have troubles on figuring suitable all year round filtering system, but one would be if used little and/or warm climate, have pumps spray mist of water that traps the dust particles and drops them into bucket that then has sediment filtering and pump to recycle water to nozzles. Another would be some fabric type of filtering or if it does not bother you, just pump the air outside, but that is loosing lots of air in cold climates, so maybe cold intake into cabinet and then pump the dust outside, though it will cover large area with the sand dust. For the window, thin sheet plastic cover on both sides is the most cost effective solution, though if you can deal the with replacing sacrificial glass then go for it, but here glass is more expensive than sheet of plastic. Regardless you want to protect the main window from both sides with something optically clear.

[@Anthraax]

As someone who never really came around to the rusted look, I'm so excited to finally see this monster chopper cleaned up and painted!

[@terminalpsychosis8022]

Turned out really beautiful. The metallic gun metal really shows off all the work put into frame & swing arms. The green and orange look good together. And so many little improvements on reassembly. What a killer project. Very well done.

[@1young-geezer]

Can't believe we had the ENTIRE build to watch. You did yourself MEGA PROUD gentlemen. BEAUTIFUL JOB! Whoa yeah.... O, and I almost forgot to say that I didn't think you'd ever disassemble the WHOLE BIKE and watch it get PAINTED - JUST BEAUTIFUL !!!!

[@samday6621]

I was driven mad when the shaved tyre was swapped, yet there was no showing of shaving the other. The freshly painted guard sitting on the (as I was aware) unshaved tyre. I’m amazed at your patience and drive to pull every little bit apart, prep for painting (ugh!) tweak and refine and reassemble carefully. Outstanding!

[@tvs9184]

I am just so blown away that thing is easily the coolest thing I’ve seen in a very long time. I can’t imagine how much better it looks in person. Just wow congratulations!

[@wastirator]

Music and production is super pleasurable to watch, for me it’s best production on the platform.

[@brandonbaldwin6845]

5:55 I love that Ethan has been ripping this thing (pretty hard, and quite fast) and is just now deciding to make sure everything is welded! Classic Grind Hard!

[@impracticaljesters5341]

Watching you guys build, test, revise, brake, and rebuild has been borderline addicting. Truly a dream come true to see all these machines come to life.

[@BearPawMtnMan]

I live in Northern Montana. Worked at a Glass Shop/Bike Shop. In the winter we would create custom motorcycles. Take a big Kawasaki and replace what we could with aftermarket Harley parts. We would show the bike at our spring car show. Polish all the aluminum, etc. I would lay my project out exactly like you do. My favorite part was making the throw away pile. Been following this since day one. Details, details,details.

[@infiniteechoes]

What an amazing build, so unique and beautiful. Quite the vision and determination to see it through. The filming and editing really brings this all together, and I hope he appreciates his support peeps. All around, really enjoyed randomly finding this series! "Chef's kiss" as he says.

[@waiakalulu1568]

This guy is the most positive person I've ever seen on KZbin. Nothing gets him down!

[@856Dropout]

Sandblaster cabinet tip: put aluminum window screen on standoffs about an inch below the plexiglass to keep it clearer.

[@BrianKrahmer]

My dad used glass instead of plexiglass. Single pane glass is cheap and it lasts a reasonably long time

[@cm-ek4ci]

Ad them ideas up for the best fix😊

[@venumus1]

Looks like it doesn't have a evac fan either would make a world of difference on the dust buildup

[@nes7768]

Great tip ,thanks !

[@QcOncleGab]

c90adventures did a 1000 miles adventure with a mini jeep like you guys bought. He transformed it into a boat to cross a lake too. He's doing an other series where he transformed it with sled tracks.

[@dfgaJK]

1:16:49 definitely it's best angle!

[@djmastergroove946]

This is incredible! What a piece of engineering.. There's 2 things it needs in my opinion. A nice design for a seat. And a front wheel 🛞 mudguard! Apart from that, it's absolutely awesome! 🔥🔥

[@brandonmikes385]

Without any effort or work that I put in on this, I feel like a proud papa. Watched y’all build from beginning to end.

[@trevordurham8043]

Love watching this build and the long videos!You talking about trimming trees and the dog's lack of F's to give reminds me of the saying " he has a full 6 pack just lacks the little plastic thing to hold it all together"

[@cogboy302]

Yep. That's like the military/USAF 'squawks' that were communications between aircrew and ground crew in WWII. Other examples, 'Targeting radar hums.' Response, 'Targeting radar reprogrammed with the words', 'Evidence of an oil leak on right main landing gear.' Response, 'Evidence removed.' 'In altitude hold mode, autopilot produces a 200ft per minute descent.' Response, 'Difficult to reproduce problem on the ground.' Etc.

[@sirrotten6963]

The little imperfections, like the mismatch size bolts on the front, the slightly different angles for the front shocks etc are actually perfect, she is truly a work of art.

[@nathanielscholtens2812]

We need to see Arnold Schwarzenegger ride this beast!

[@IronCypher]

Thank you for taking us on the journey, I love seeing this beautiful bike being created 😁😀👍

[@baileylittle5170]

This has been my favorite build series! The amount of detail, precision, labor & creativity is incredible! Mad props to you guys! Absolutely epic build!👏👏👏

[@Erniiee]

Ethan’s internal scale never ceases to amaze me

[@NancyHill-v7n]

The effort you put into this really shows!

[@iteerrex8166]

It was because of this crazy bike that I found this channel, a couple of weeks ago. Looking forward to the unveiling 👍

[@GrindHardPlumbingCo]

Welcome aboard!

[@goosenotmaverick1156]

Have you started watching though everything else too? I envy you, you have a lot of new stuff to watch

[@iteerrex8166]

@@goosenotmaverick1156Lol not yet, just a few.

[@goosenotmaverick1156]

@@iteerrex8166 oh man you're in for a treat. They've done some neat stuff over the years I've been following.

[@iteerrex8166]

@@goosenotmaverick1156 Awesome 👍

[@levidbateman5174]

Love the throw back to cover up music at the end with the smoke and lights in the dark!! Chopper looks amazing!!!

[@kylebeukes6923]

Been watching you guys for years and I have to say , Ethan watching your craftsmanship is really the best and seeing how this turned out really proves it!!🔥

[@lloydsvoid]

Steven freaking nailed the tone of the break rotor it really is and E! Just a bit sharp

[@The-truth-is-valuable.]

F /F5

[@tysonfrancis1118]

The rachetstrap bike swing 👌

[@TheRealAlpha2]

The words "flying motorcycle" were echoing in my brain the whole time.

[@brandonlienard2806]

Yes

[@GrindHardPlumbingCo]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@MrRingo2111]

It’s nice seeing this beast get a well deserved paint job and all the final touches. Well done!!

[@thegreatbambuzil3536]

Im so glad you guys took the time to clean it all up and paint it. Looks 100% better

[@user-McGiver]

This monster bike is a masterpiece! She deserves to be admired at every chance given... don't keep her locked away... I know you plan to pair her with the Humvee... I remember what Ethan said about painting it THIS color... so there's a pattern... DON'T SEND HER ''TO THE WOODS'' TO RUST!...

[@SmilefortheJudge]

Did you know the “motorcycle” was invented by Johannes Wilhelm Mädles-Motör in 1683 and that’s why to this day we call them “motorcycle”.

[@dylansnively5516]

All the overspray hurts me, i know its getting on all the new toolboxes and everything else in the shop

[@ronknight1010]

Yea I had the exact same thought.

[@AtliHeckler]

I really, REALLY like the slow pan during the time lapse shots. It just gives it that little something extra that I have always found missing from other time lapse sequences I've seen.

[@colingladfelter9520]

This is by far cooler than anything I've ever seen built on 2 wheels...seeing it completed...Holy crap.

[@peteypablo13]

5:40 should definitely develop and sell a Monster Chopper™️ model kit. That would be badass!

[@gavinchahal4730]

This is the Batbike😂

[@dakotagrauf8362]

If the wheels rotated sideways like the movies I'd say it was way better

[@BPBomber]

Please don’t let this one rot in the yard after SEMA. Put it up for auction at Mecum’s or something. Someone will pay a lot for that chopper, especially because the entire build is documented.

[@_mgiles]

Yall built a piece of future history. this things going to have legendary status in 50 years.

[@nathanielscholtens2812]

like road dog or something

[@elperronimo]

I could see it being collected and auctioned and stuff if he ever sells it

[@jimmerseiber]

Im so glad he took so much time to do this thing right. Its truely one of the coolest builds of all time,

[@oliverjd26]

3:05 the note 'E' is very close to the right pitch. 🎼🎵🔔

[@even7steven]

My guitar tuner says b#

[@adamfleming7225]

I was hearing a G but I think I'm hearing a harmonic more than the root.

[@p3t3rrrn]

i downloaded an app since they didnt, and it sounds like an E, but it does seem like a harmonic. (i have zero formal music education and dont play anything, i just like music)

[@oliverjd26]

@@p3t3rrrn Very cool. I was wondering if an app would be able to tell the note.

[@p3t3rrrn]

@@oliverjd26 oh I was going by ear. There was a lot of background noise and other music

[@morgang5509]

The note is a concert B at 3:00

[@bananaman8085]

Its an F6 bro? Its slight flat so it dips between a E and F

[@notahotshot]

That note is clearly a grocery shopping list. 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@jaredreynolds813]

@@bananaman8085this is what I heard as well

[@goosenotmaverick1156]

I hope the paint holds up better for yall than it did for me. I painted a minibike with a different color but nearly all the same products. I used the matching clear for the paint is about the only difference. I had my frame sand blasted and baked before priming and painting too. Chip resistance is VERY low. Hopefully the clear youre going with is tougher

[@s13kuminachu]

I can't believe they didn't powdercoat. Looks like duplicator sponsored this. Seems unfortunate.

[@goosenotmaverick1156]

@@s13kuminachu given where they are, and availability of powder coating services, it makes sense to a degree. I don't blame them but I also can't disagree. I think they'd have been well suited to build a large DIY oven big enough to do this on their own for less than the cost of sending it all for powder coating. I can't speak for the exact availability of powdercoating in their area, but I live in a much less rural area and we only have like two within a reasonable drive. And one of them is barely reasonable. Dropping off parts and coming back takes all day. The other one is 45 minutes or so from my house.

[@desertvet1990]

@@goosenotmaverick1156 they did take the frame parts to a powder coating shop to have them Sandblasted… He had every opportunity to powder coat them if he wished

[@goosenotmaverick1156]

@desertvet1990 I guess I should pay more attention. Also I've used powder coating shops before for sandblasting and coating. It's usually easier to get a quick blast in than it is to get it coated. Last time I had it done it was gonna be like 2-3 weeks for coating. It took them 3 days to sneak it in and get it sandblasted.

[@kevinim300]

@@s13kuminachu not too mention a freshly painted shop n tools. unfortunately. 😛

[@G47R]

Great work with the build and the vid. It is nice to see some crazy guy somewhere build a crazy monster bike outtanowhere and with nothing but himself, his skills and his tools to do it. It is cool and inspiring and it makes me forget, at least for a bit, the crazy, bad crazy world we live in... Well done!

[@brandonlark4510]

I've watched this build from start to finish and I loved every minute of it.

[@noahberg6289]

3:00 its B flat

[@TheJestercraft]

Sounds like a slightly out of tune E to me. Maybe F flat lol.

[@SteveEh]

Thought it was f4 🤷

[@lensrc7460]

@@TheJestercraft My chromatic tuner app pegged it in between E and F.

[@invis_hood]

Thank you. I went here to specifically find someone confirming which key it was in xD

[@The-truth-is-valuable.]

F5@ 698.9 hz

[@stephencase5160]

A year isn't too long to watch a build. We've watched Leo build a boat for seven years.

[@Girrrrrrrr]

Such an exciting episode in this build! Really fantastic to see it all come together all shiney and perfect. Outstanding job gentleman.

[@puritan745]

This build was so epic, Goggle has unsubscribed me at least twice since you started but each time I check, there has been a little progress. Now the finished article looks awesome!!

[@alano2875]

What an awesome project and great video. Amazing how you started with "work with what you got" and now ready for SEMA.

[@maroonsr20]

As a millwright, watching you set that bearing with a punch hurt my tummy...

[@AngelNatavi]

I have watched you build this from the initial concept till now. I am absolutely amazed at how good this thing looks. I'd come by just to drool over it and your craftsmanship if I was allowed and was closer.

[@garrettbullard3052]

Been a heck of a journey watching this build come to life.. love watching Grind Hard Plumbing.. Never gets old ready to see what comes next..

[@TheLightningWolfs]

The cinematography in this video just scraches the eye candy itch for me so well.

[@Truckster1]

You are so incredibly talented, it is truly a pleasure to watch you work. Thanks for the videos.

[@davidcraige310]

Absolutely incredible work guys. Props on the vision for this and hundreds upon hundreds of hours of dedicated work to fully finish this amazing build! 💪 Have a great time at SEMA!

[@coder0xff]

Whatever your next project is, keep the spectacle level high like this and I will keep coming to watch.

[@bassimitzu5275]

Wow, this beast of a monsterbike you have made sounds great but looks even BETTER! Love the work you guys put in to these projects.

[@danieldking]

Wow a year now it's finally ready it's a monster motorbike. You really worked on it, it looks amazingly cool, a master piece. you are an engine wizard and master builder keep up the good work

[@wess_is_more]

i've seen glimpses of this project in a couple shorts over the last year or so and it really is amazing to see it in action after all this time! good job, guys!

[@oneeGrimm]

This is AMAZING! I wouldn't say that i want to own one, but i'm absolutely glad that this exists in this world.

[@Sean-ck7lw]

Bellissimo! I hope you win awards with this bike. I've been watching since the beginning and think the finished product is fantastic.

[@shawngancasz5967]

Awesome finish and your work is inspirational, I’m just glad I’m not the only one after building something and painting it when I go to re assemble it forgetting the order of it and struggling with dumb little things. Came out fantastic

[@KazeMunashii]

OMG its so nice! its brings a tear to my eye as someone who was in a motorcycle accident but doesn't ride much anymore. im so happy for you! im looking forward to seeing how far you can take this thing. maybe a cross-country trip at some point? either way, its a thing of beauty man, thank you for sharing this wonderful experience and machine with us man! somewhere out there in the forest....in the mountains....in the shadows....there's a MONSTER!

[@pkdesign773]

Love this project thanks for keeping us posted through the whole process really enjoyed it! Now just need a video with glam shots of it being ride in the wild!

[@DogsToTheT]

Honestly, it’s amazing to see how far the team has come with this build, even if hydraulic steering doesn’t work they found a solution. And they’ve also inspired me to make cool cars when I’m older. So this comment was to say thank you for posting these amazing videos that I always look forward to seeing.

[@ZephyrusAsmodeus]

Those closing shots were absolutely professional, very nice. Glad I found you guys in time to witness the last few months of the build, how fuckin cool

[@kevinim300]

paint allowance is always a thing. awesome fitment. mental note - insert bearing, bushing and misc parts etc. on subassemblies prior to main assembly.

[@stevehickling2241]

So great to see the final result. Awesome work and I've really enjoyed watching the whole journey. Keep up the fantastic work guys ❤

[@IvanForpatril]

I think this is a pinnacle of your creations! The end result is astonishing!