How to Build an Off Road Wheelchair (From 2 Electric Bikes)

Watch Cambry ride her Off Road Wheelchair for the first time HERE: • Homemade Off Road Elec...
Building this fully electric wheelchair was super fun, and surprisingly simple. A few bars of metal tied into the already naturally existing supports and holes on the bike makes for a great seat supports. This Off Road wheel chair has a top speed of 20mph and a range of about 20 miles. The bikes I used cost about $1400 each, So after factoring in the $50 dollars worth of metal and random odds and ends, the whole thing cost about $3000 dollars to build. Which is less than half the price and twice the performance of other off road wheelchairs on the market right now.
See the new 'off road wheelchair HERE: • This is 'Not a Wheelch...
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[@PreenonHuq]

You can tell Zack has grown up extremely humble. It’s awesome to see such a selfless person use their skills to help people.

[@i.sirius6204]

Preenon Agreed, right on!

[@miri669]

His future wife :D

[@brittonfugatt7849]

Zach, my mom was paralyzed last July with a T4 injury and I teared up watching these videos. THIS IS AWESOME! Oddly enough I'm a mechanical engineer and you sir, just gave me my next project. I designed and built the fully custom chassis, suspension, brakes, and steering for my senior capstone project in college (SAE Baja) so this is right up my alley.

[@coztac1991]

Please make a video, in even more detail!

[@grandprixuse]

Yea, make a video out of it, given the reason for it, you’ll probably get a channel started easily

[@PhoenixBlade538]

I’d also love to see a vid made of you do this! My dad has MS and I’d love to build something like this for him, but I barely even know where to start (I didn’t study engineering in uni, whoops haha)

[@TheBacontarian]

You can probably cut down cost alot by using front wheel electric bike conversion kit and weld own frame from some tubing. A tricycle design might be better if you don't need super offroading

[@hayhaysorbonash8188]

@@grandprixuse Have toh started the channel?

[@anakinskymonke3670]

Agent 47 is such a nice person. He is one of the most humble youtubers out there

[@nelsona.penoljr.2433]

Wdym, Agent 47?

[@anakinskymonke3670]

@@nelsona.penoljr.2433 Agent 47? search it up

[@muhammadistigfarid]

Agree

[@jobless_wullie]

Then he snaps the girls neck and lobbed her off the cliff no one seen a thing 😂👍

[@Dackered]

@@jobless_wullie r/cursedcomments

[@Pwn3dbyth3n00b]

Oct 2018 "I met a girl a few weeks ago." July 2019 "We're getting married"

[@filippoforni6781]

Are they really?!

[@sameer5383]

question is, where do we fit in this relationship? :( :( :(

[@Pwn3dbyth3n00b]

@@filippoforni6781 they're married already homie. Check out their new video of him installing an elevator in the new house they moved in together with, rocking the wedding rings

[@Pwn3dbyth3n00b]

@@sameer5383 we're viewers that provide his livelihood :)

[@filippoforni6781]

@@Pwn3dbyth3n00b Wasn't this decision too rushed?

[@WeirdSeagul]

you should put somekind of mudguard on the front wheels. she is sat lower than a regular bike

[@johnphillip1711]

I'd put them all around especially if using on snow as the rear wheels can kick up a fair shower of water /mud etc

[@techbaiter]

The Jerry we all know was a *teardown guy* but the Jerry we are seeing now is a *parts joining guy* ❤️ Respect for you in my heart has increased a lot❤️😊

[@IhsanNurhidayat]

Ah.. that's sweet. Who's Jerry?

[@techbaiter]

@@IhsanNurhidayat offcourse zack !! And I call him as Jerry coz he is so sweet😊😉

[@nofckyou4564]

@@IhsanNurhidayat bitch lasagna

[@prav1102]

I have to say you're one of a kind , gem of a person who would go out to build something custom to bring joy into someone's life whom you have not known for a long time by spending so much time, effort, planning and money to put together something like this. I am really glad and happy that you guys have met each other , you both make a great couple.

[@josephgresick3886]

As an electrical engineer, have you considered putting slim alternators/alternating current generators in the wheels so while she's burning current, she's also building back potentially double the current. If you are able to send me the figure you have for the battery output, RPM, actual range, and wheel size, I'd be happy to do the math for you. Then either you can do the work, or I can build the product (probono of course) so Cambry could have either a much extended range, if not a nearly unlimited range if the mathematics are correct. Zach, please let me know what you think, assuming you haven't already figured this type of process out. I sincerely hope you see this message, for both you (love your channel) and Cambry. Like you, I love helping people overcoming obstacles. If you see this, please allow me to help you.

[@satriadewa3747]

Let jerry see this guys

[@Arda.D]

Robert J Gresick III Jerry must see this, thanks Robert

[@quicktingz2097]

Baldy must see this message

[@alessandromorelli5866]

Either you know something that Tesla doesn't know or that for some reason not explained in the comment can't be fully applied to cars...like, regenerative breaking exists, but there's no way it can output U N L I M I T E D range.

[@syedshufkatali6585]

@@quicktingz2097 Baldy?

[@quentinalsip2084]

My daughter has spina bifida, she's 3, and I can't tell you how awesome seeing something like this is! I watched Cambry's video that you linked in the original video as well. Her story is very inspiring and it was nice to hear some of the things my own daughter will likely go through as she matures and grows up dealing with her condition. Thanks a million for this!

[@WatchThisBefore]

I totally think it would be a sweet JerryRigEverything product. Anyone else?

[@joice175]

Agreed !

[@melissaco.8392]

Totally agree

[@MasterO0gway]

That could be interesting :D

[@konstanen]

Expensive as fuck :))

[@jody024]

Yup. If he can find a way to use less expensive bikes. And use thinner tubes for the framed seat, it's probably pretty heavy.

[@Toxic_Waste92]

You should add a battery bank under the seat to increase the overall range of the bike. The Tesla of wheelchairs!

[@petercallaghan9851]

I've been disabled for 19 years - leg amputee. Boy, could I use one of these!

[@rafaellaverde4889]

@jerryrigeverything lets all pitch in and get our friend one!!!

[@foewilla7790]

You and me both..

[@geis990]

Peter Callaghan i hope you get 1!

[@whatsupdocchemdog5994]

I'm willing to help. Say the word I will pitch in $$ to help. I'm a disabled veteran myself so I know what it's like. Willing to help any person who needs help.

[@petercallaghan9851]

@@whatsupdocchemdog5994 That's very kind of you but it would all fall into the "too hard" basket for me. I'd rather see something like this go to a younger person who could get some real practical use out of it.

[@solbemol2580]

8:51 "Is that supposed to be on fire??"

[@odaiculadracucujoculas6623]

joc jocuri you are romanian? And me

[@giacomobongrazio]

You're not the hero we deserve, but the one we need right now.

[@laurentd.4473]

Disabled people around the world will be happy if this will be commercially built ! Greetings from Belgium !

[@umutsahin6822]

they are going to release it this summer, commercially

[@spec-opsmexican4119]

umut really?

[@hiteshadhikari]

You can buy it now

[@johanndeale9365]

@@hiteshadhikari Where and how much ? Thanks in anticipation.

[@hiteshadhikari]

@@johanndeale9365 he made a site for it NOTAWHEELCHAIR its called. You can check it out

[@TheJurgys]

As if you haven't earned your channel name yet... I'm trying to think of something you CAN'T jerry-rig. This is freaking dope

[@georgewayt3129]

Name the bike after the girl you built it for.

[@TheCoxClan]

Super awesome! Love this kind of stuff

[@JerryRigEverything]

Thank you!

[@manojshrestha3610]

Simple Creativity

[@justoncheney7172]

This is awesome! Great work! One thought that came to mind for me is.....that looks hard to get into. What if you replaced the seat you made, with a way to connect the wheelchair. Obviously that'd be a bit of a challenging to figure out, but if the wheelchair could be the seat, and then they could unlock the wheel chair and roll away without any help. And if the bike died, they wouldn't be stranded, they'd still have the wheel chair.

[@kushonvybez]

@@JerryRigEverything Hi Zack, you could also consider adding the suspension to the seat rather than the back wheels. Some springs between the seat and frame would add some comfort while still maintaining the same bike design

[@neoncity1557]

Modify just a little bit *Immediately transitions to cutting off the chain*

[@FEARmeify]

That was pretty dumb honestly. It's unnecessary to destroy the chain in order to remove it.

[@lylestavast7652]

@@FEARmeify Artistic license :)

[@FEARmeify]

@@lylestavast7652 This isn't art and I stand by my claim. What he did was completely unnecesary.

[@ScottR10]

Lol...he prolly got that, but so what? Not the end of the world, dude.

[@FEARmeify]

@@ScottR10 No one said it was "the end of the world", just that it was dumb and completely unnecessary. It's even easier and cleaner to take the chain off without breaking it.

[@rugvedtipare4005]

1:24 Zack cuts the chain off Master link: Am I a joke to you

[@andrewc3015]

Did it have a master link?

[@wferran4107]

@@andrewc3015 Most chains do, and all electric bikes do.

[@MsAlisonWunderland]

Brilliant idea. I’m 80 years old and looking for an off road wheel chair to get me up the hill behind my property to my cabin. I’ve looked at quite a few but they are either way too expensive or probably not powerful enough. Years ago I built a 4 wheeled horse drawn Phaeton with Ackerman type steering with coil spring suspension and wide tyred bicycle wheels. I was thinking of electrifying it until I saw your videos, thank you so much Jerry.

[@happyfoot6771]

I actually started crying just thinking about the possibilities and access this would give me.

[@torinicolette6490]

Being in a wheelchair myself, this thing is a dream! You’re awesome 😁

[@manishmehra1596]

Hi

[@randypandolini6506]

Wow im a 65 year old woman and love to watch things being built, and this bike is fanatic. I wish i had the talent to make things like this. Bless you. Keep it up.

[@sharonstuebi8181]

Wow! I have no Idea how I found this but am so grateful!. Im 65 in a manual wheelchair living in Peru. My very expensive wheelchair just shook apart on the dirt roads and cobblestones. Had to have it welded together so its not able to break down for travel anymore. This would give me so much independence ! whoo weeee! Im going to see if my welder wants to tackle it!Because i need to transfer with crutches and cant lift my legs, I would put a Tube that holds my crutches and the front brace would need to open so i could back into the seat. I think i want an " office chair " like seat for more comfort installed with heavy duty springs on top of your flat welded seat. Incredible design! Thanks for sharing the build plans! I subscribed and will let you know how it turns out!. I just bought a donkey to pull a cart thinking that was my only option ! This is WAY better lol

[@econ2566]

Did you attempt it? How did it turn out?

[@sharonstuebi8181]

@@econ2566 not yet. The donkey is working out great and i hzve a wedding comming up for my son. But we want to try it! I will keep uou posted

[@sivakumarkottayil]

Now that's something special Love you Zack 😍😍😍 Will there be a durability test for this one 😁😁😁

[@papercut._.]

Will*

[@sivakumarkottayil]

@@papercut._. Thanks for the correction. I didn't notice it.

[@nishantjain7051]

But from this we'll know his heart and his support for differently abled is pretty durable ♥️

[@PhilDogg]

Sivakumar Kottayil his name is Zack not jerry

[@sivakumarkottayil]

@@PhilDogg Got it

[@marco704]

Why you didn't connect the two motors to just one accelerator? And maybe if you turn the brake levers of 180 degrees she should be able to break with more "power"! One other thing, with the 18650 batteries you'll be able to build an another battery pack (connected with the two original batteries) that will fit under the seat to increase the autonomy! This is such a good project, good job! (Sorry if my english is bad, i'm Italian ahah)

[@SteefaTak]

Thanks for the coment i was thinking the same. Its very easy to put in a bigger battery than instal the solar nonsense.Sorry for my English i am Czech :)

[@meshechyawan]

Was thinking the same thing, couple the front and rear brakes separately and have the two consoles integrated together close to the seat. And also you could have a single handle bar connected in parallel to the two for easy turning. Excellent work zac👌👌

[@72mardy]

I agree with all these comments. A single throttle for both would be safer and easier to drive....but in saying that it might make tight turns difficult because both powered wheels are pushing at the same time, like with a locked diff in a car. Definitely flip the brake leavers to the bottom of the bars, and connect both front brakes to one and both rear brakes to the other. Or....all brakes to one leaver as I don't think independent front and rear braking would really be needed on a machine like this. Hydraulic brake calipers could be used in conjunction with a simple 4 way distribution block being activated by a motorcycle hydraulic brake leaver so it has enough pressure to operate the 4 mountain bike calipers. I don't think one mountain bike leaver would have enough pressure. And yes...plenty of room for extra batteries 👍 Dual suspension would be so much more comfortable, as many people have said but will be a challenge.mounting the seat section. Cheers.

[@Max_ellis74]

I can understand all of you

[@klepow]

It would need some sort of differential control, for cornering. This may be a little less user friendly, but it's probably easy enough, to get used to. It could have advantages, to control the traction of each drive wheel separately, in off-road conditions.

[@smartyalex4296]

If This would be commercial, everyone would want this. I'm not disabled, but I would totally make/buy this and use it EVERYWHERE! Thanks for the inspiration!!

[@ronen124]

6:04 to my opinion one throttle should control both motors to the same velocity - it's easy to achieve, same goes for the brakes that should press the rear disks both at once

[@cioltra]

But it will be difficult to turn, because both weels will spin at the same speed ! (2 throttle acts kind like a Differential !)

[@drevnykot]

@@cioltra it will be ok As it will be joint by throttle which od effectively power output % and not actual wheel RPM If throttle would directly control RPM then IT would be whole other story

[@TheAxone15]

It is impossible to brake with several disks at the same time, there's only one cable in each lever if it's a cable brake. But I don't know if it could work with hydraulics brakes

[@drevnykot]

, most of them are in fact dyi but you can either get a double-line brake handles or brake line splitters

[@danura2535]

@@cioltra also known as tank drive controle

[@mralabbad7]

What about the scratch test Maybe it's made of Sapphire?!

[@bryanjudefernandez2195]

sadly no headphone jack

[@johnnguyen4700]

It passed the bend test tho

[@bryanjudefernandez2195]

pretty large battery capacity. will last a long time on a single charge. for real tho

[@jaumegenaro7673]

*with deeper grooves at a level 7*

[@lawrencemamithi9088]

Same material as pixel 3 back cover

[@ykd0011]

Who can dislike this, who are they. People will always have something bad to say even at your best.keep up the good things. Totally liked it. including that reverse slow motion.lol.peace...

[@chrissnaproll26]

Only a CLUELESS TWAT can dislike this

[@markush7]

Disikes are pretty irrelevant anyways

[@markush7]

Dislikes don’t affect his revenue

[@lisagirl5027]

Searching the internet for diy ideas, needing some self assist ideas to my husbands manual wheelchair, and came across this. We are traveling to Europe next year, for a spinal cord procedure and was hoping to make him something that would help a little, so he's not 100% reliant on the manual chair. Too hard to take a full electric chair (which he only uses for yard work anyway), but not sure what environment we will be encountering while we are there. Thanks for the ideas! This isn't exactly what we need, but it gives me some great ideas! I'm grateful for people like you that care about people like her, that sometimes just need a little helping hand.

[@danw5157]

Cool bike, great idea. The only thing I would suggest is using aluminum tube and plates. Much lighter = longer distance. Also lighter to transport.

[@NoName-jz4lc]

0:38 Papa Jerry i don't feel so good...

[@pd1769]

Jerry is Thanos confirmed

[@jordanmorgan3440]

Who is jerry?

[@ikonikian475]

*turns into phone dust*

[@SuperDataSafe]

Fantastic project, my wife would love to have that superbike. :-) When using "akermann steering", you have to keep in mind that inner wheels run in a smaller circle relative to the outer wheel. A small angle on each side can solve that problem.

[@broken55muffler31]

Thank you... i been working as a caregiver for 5 years.. i have my patient and been wanting to do something nice for him.. and this.. this is something i can definitely do!!! I will send you pics once I begin!

[@joelongstaff7601]

Sir it's nice to see a video that I can show our kids and say 'look there,that's what good folks do" your a great insperation. Thank you for sharing. Makes me realize we should all do more for folks.

[@acoffeewithsatan]

Trying to make a girl fall in love for you the true Jerry-rigged way!

[@justincredible1724]

I cant belive I'm just seeing this and the other videos on this. Are there any updates/upgrades you two have made? An updated video would be cool

[@lights80088]

Man, you did one heck of a job. I can't tell you how impressed I am with your creativity. Such a nice thing you have done for her. Thank you for sharing with all of us.

[@Mr.ElPelonLeoos]

Congratulations! I'm disabled and have been looking into these too, I can walk but just can't go too far I use a four wheel walker, I want one! Because it's hard being crippled & going outdoors!

[@cb1677]

I want to see an upgrade video where you add the back shocks, a reverse function (for minor crashes and backing up), and an e-brake. Great job!

[@ajaylong2964]

What i like about you is .. you explain everthing .. and thats what i call awesome.. perfect youtuber 👍👍👍👍👍

[@bobbywong9392]

The bike you designed and built for Cambry is beautifully done and shows you have a heart of gold. I've got an ebike, built from a front wheel conversion kit, a stock off the shelf walmart bike and a 48 volt (very heavy) SLA battery.

[@shamshadansari1765]

You are such a creative and loving person. Respect for you bro

[@danehrencrona4847]

I love how Zack all calmly asks "Is that supposed to be on fire?" after welding.

[@philipmrch8326]

Yes that was quite hilarious. He didn't freak out or anything. He is always so calm.

[@walterwhite44_]

Great video. Keep up the good work👊🏼👊🏼✌️

[@Vested_Investor]

The simplicity and effectiveness with which you integrated the steering of the two bikes is genius! Given the application, I'm kind of surprised you did not tie the head tubes together? Congratulations on you success and God bless your compassion!

[@DieCastoms]

This is hugely impressive, I love it! Cambry is gorgeous and I cried when she went up the grass hill in the other video! Find the center of the "rear axle" (I know there isn't one, but the spot half way between the two rear hubs). Mark that spot. You've added two steering 'arms' on the front of the bike for the blue tie-rod to link the two steering assemblies. Cut these off, and angle them so that three things are all in the same line: the center of the bearings in which the forks turn, the center of the hole in which the tie-rod is bolted, and that mark between the back hubs. Make a longer tie-rod. This is 'Ackerman Steering' and it results in the front wheels steering at different rates, the wheel closer to the turn steers more than the wheel farther away, and means that all four wheels ALWAYS having the same center of turn when the bike steers, meaning that the front tires wont try to fight each other when steering. Not only will this make the ride a little better, it'll make the bike a little more stable, and it'll probably also mean that Cambry wont have to 'fight' the steering as much. It'll even slightly improve the bike's efficiency since steering wont put so much drag on the bike. Also, please move the brake levers either 90-degrees out, or 90 degrees in, so she can have either a couple fingers or her thumb on the levers at all times.

[@DieCastoms]

oh, and a quick-release on either-end of that tie rod would let her move between the front wheels instead of having to go in over the side

[@Kettenhund75]

Just a suggestion: always cap the opening on welded pipe/tubing. Creates a much more finished appearance.

[@TechDove]

Just curious, why did you make the seating section blue? Would have been cool to see flat black lol

[@JerryRigEverything]

Its one of her favorite colors.

[@TechDove]

JerryRigEverything I figured that, just wasn't sure if it was your color choice or hers. Thanks for the reply! Awesome creation by the way!

[@MrNuclearGaming]

@@JerryRigEverything One of the coolest projects ever. At this point Zacks being more innovative than Apple.

[@DarrenMansour]

Matte black?

[@herrsteinr637]

MrNuclearGaming ! Which isn’t hard.

[@cliffmiller1330]

I'm about to start making one for my daughter, I'm can't wait till it's done! And I gotta say, this was soooo awesome of you to build this for your friend, it's inspirational to see!

[@codygolembreski5883]

His girlfriend at the time, now wife.

[@spidennis]

Progress report?

[@anshumanvats1632]

Awesome project! Although one simple thing I would change is the position of breaks handles we could have it below so it's easier to use

[@nishantjain7051]

Kind and Noble work. Really appreciate it man . Respect earned 😀😍

[@MarvelDcImage]

You can now add lights in the sawed off tube of the handlebars that point forward.

[@mechanictaft4848]

I just want to say ive had a few really bad days and then i watch this im so glad there is someone good left out there cause ive lost most of my faith thank you are one of the good ones

[@goteeguy7077]

that is so awesome, my niece was in a extremely bad wreck a few years back that almost cost her life , sh is paralyzed from the waist down and this is something that would really help her to get around more, would love to build this for her but money is really tight , thanks for sharing this with us!

[@davidfoster6554]

Just watched your unveil video.. All I can say is thank you for doing this... And if I had to name this for her it would be Freedom...

[@redwan_lmati]

Respect for what you did man, you deserve everyone's respect on this planet ❤️

[@VivekJoshi.]

Wow!! Look at how happy she looks!

[@46B3x2you]

Excellent job. I had been thinking about making an electric wheel chair, but I was looking at it more from taking a wheel chair and adding the hub motors, controllers, batteries, and all. It's brilliant that you came at it from the angle that you did. Your ideas is much stronger and to cool factor is over the top. Really nice job. She must be thrilled.

[@DiversificationPlus]

You made a person very happy Good job man

[@dougscustomcargarage3434]

I sure could use one I have muscular dystrophy and cant injoy the out doors because i cant walk well and cant get electric wheel chair. Coolest chair I've seen man wow

[@garabeds]

I'm extremely moved by this sentiment! My aunt was disabled when I was growing up and fusing multiple bikes together is a regular thing in Africa - due to necessity. I'm super inspired by what you've done! and thank you. I'm confident your friend loves it! Awesome!!

[@oskarthepyrenees5277]

Nice job! I watched the demo video as well and you should flip the brake lever assemblies for better ergonomics. Also you should ensure run off one bike battery , allowing you to increase the overall distance and then turn both on for all terrain applications Parking brake can be modeled after an older ATV set-up with a brake lever catch. Cheers!

[@Anothersigmamale]

Jerry, get two big springs bellow the back of the seat on both sides. A mudguard in front for that rainy mud splashes. This should make it better for her.

[@altamashkhan5313]

One word to define this video "Awesome"

[@MaxsGarajMahal]

Two linear activators to turn the front forks simultaneously would then allow the front steering coupler to disappear and thus, make it so that the young lady can then ride her wheel chair up to the twin bikes and slide back onto the saddle. Use of the linear activators could free up or rid the handle bars or even have a faux handle bar that could swivel down from the side coming to rest in front of her to feel more like a standard single bike. The handle bar could then be the variable switch activator to activate the linear rams. Use a pair of Lithium Polymer 14.4 v 35c batteries to operate the linear activators so the steering doesn't drain the wheel motor batteries. You could do the same for the disc brakes as well. Let me thank you for helping the young lady experience the freedoms you and I are able to enjoy. You are a fine young man. You have inspired me to begin designing a mount and dismount for folks needing to mow their own lawns via a rider or zero turn. Thank you again, kind Sir.

[@raesurtee4711]

Being a wheelchair user myself, i'm not paralysed i have multiple sclerosis. This is out of this world would allow people to break free from pavements and go anywhere they want bring back freedom. You have gained a subscriber, as my life is all about adaptations and this is one amazing adaptation well done.

[@NuhanHidayat]

Whatta great project Zach! and Cambry seems to like it a lot 😁 i like her she's cool, at first i was little bit worried about the stability but it looks fine i guess 🤷🏻‍♂

[@Knobiks]

Soo... you met a beautiful disabled ex-athlete girl and randomly decided to make her a double electric bike? ok... out with it :D whats your secret plan ;>? anyway good job! thumbs up ofc!

[@WandersOfficial]

Yea ...im seeing a few sparks between the 2 aswell..haha

[@ross-carlson]

@@WandersOfficial Well given they're dating I hope so!

[@LiliaSahanova]

@ShadowMonster He proposed. SO they are well beyond dating at this point

[@Guds777]

I think she is his sister.

[@casuallyextremeoutdoors9644]

Nah they are totally a couple

[@yvonnepaulovicqueen1677]

Kambry is a BOSS LADY! You are a good guy for building this for her. You may not like this statement but we need heroes. To me you both are just that! I will defiantly share this video!

[@MrTommyboy11]

very cool gift! it looks like a fun and something thatll let her be able to be off and running wherever she wants to go.

[@adityamishra7659]

" Is that supposed to be on fire?" 😂😂

[@elroydias3963]

Hi nice video but a quick advise u should cover the back Tyre part with something or the person who is driving it, it's clothes will get dirty if the tyres are dirty or muddy. You're welcome

[@thewarning67]

I'm new to this channel has been binge watching all your different videos cuz you guys do literally everything I've been thinking about doing and love to do I just got in a wheelchair about 2 years ago and I'm learning to get around on my own more so now that like fully healed from everything and I absolutely love being independent and the newer version you have called the rig I would love that

[@ardemus]

Love it. It's brilliantly simple, if a bit over built (which I totally support). Maybe a nylon washer instead of a metal washer between the tie rod and the angle bracket?

[@niteshns]

I think needs seat belts to hold her in place because if she falls due to some jump she would not to able to control her fall .. great Idea otherwise it's really special

[@josharntt]

Then she'd be trapped

[@ScottR10]

Roll cage and harness...

[@Juhuuu]

If you do more welding, I'd suggest covering up those arms with something since welding emits a lot of UV light which is not good for your skin.

[@johnphillip1711]

Agree welders sunburn can be pretty bad. TIG can give some shocking aunburns in just a couple of minutes without arm coverage (voice of personal experience here - I'm just tacking up, it'll be fine. Get indoors....arms lobster red between sleeves and gloves. Welders cap is also a good idea, weld spatter on scalp (even with hair) hurts

[@BESHYSBEES]

John Phillip I’ll second everything you said

[@donavincaballero5976]

I really liked watching this type of video, i myself work as a welder. And its a cool feeling being able to stand back and be like wow i made that

[@ashevillejax]

Thanks for giving the details on how to build that. I already have that same exact electric bike for the last 3 years when they first came out. Now I'd like to take some welding lessons and find someone who needs that kind of transportation. I'd consider that a great pay it forward gesture and I hope I can use my existing bike as a gift to the person I still have another Schwinn mountain bike that I converted to electric.

[@johnnywishbone932]

As soon as he started welding I turned my head to avoid welder's flash. hahahahaha! Old habits never die.

[@Yeeguss]

Jerry out here tearing down physical boundaries

[@WheelieGayJay]

This is the coolest bike I have ever seen. I totally would love one so I could go off roading

[@connorandrews2859]

Now I am thinking about one of these made from old Harley Davidson parts. xD

[@Alvaro-em1dj]

„Is thats supposed to be on fire?“ 😭😭😂😂

[@nataliefedorenko]

You both are so lucky having met each other! Such a beautiful couple ♥️

[@pluto762]

This was AWESOME! Both as a gesture, and the actual result. Great job!

[@antmakov]

You should have seen crazyRussianhacker - safety is number one priority :D Awesome video 👍

[@tom_do_things568]

ver. 2.0 … seat on shock-absorbers…. like truck seats or something similar

[@imbored_104]

You should definitely upload more videos like this one here! I don't really like watching these types of videos, but from you is a different story. Plus i could learn abut this type of stuff if I want to have a project of my own. Great video!

[@maxshrapnel8998]

THERE'S A VIDEO!? thank you and now my very kind heated welder friend can help me too achieve my off road goals! thank you!!!! you have no idea this makes it 100x easier for him. thank you

[@jibinyt]

0:6,0:16 feels GTA5 :-)

[@LashesByMariana]

“WE DONT WANT TO MODIFY TOO MUCH” Goes and starts tearing it apart... lol

[@TheBacontarian]

Nothing was really modded on the bikes, just took off the cranks and bottom bracket. All you need is a new handlebar to convert it into a regular bike again

[@Doc7774468]

I'm gonna have Me Son one of these. I've been wanting one like this for a long time. Now 65yrs old and disabled and have a power chair that just doesn't do it for me outside. Thanks for the informative videos! Peace

[@kalishiva18]

I am going to make this for my husband, he loves the out doors and with whats going on with him, it will be a great treat for him

[@drevnykot]

you barbarian, you cut chain with angle grinder everything else 11/10 :D

[@binaryoverload]

I know right! I suppose it's the quick way 😂

[@rupesh_patel1960]

You make it sound so easy to make but it isn't 😂😂😂😂

[@nofckyou4564]

Bich lasagna

[@johnny85er]

$3,000.....

[@snoopu2601]

You can make things take up a shop class automotive welding wood working it's good to know a little of all those because you can make some really cool stuff

[@Strothy2]

met her a couple of weeks ago... gonna build her a freaking custom bike :D that's what you call dedication and love!

[@glenncary6073]

I'm for anything , that will give disabled people freedom & Independence ! Congratulations & well done !! Thank You ! To all of you involved : Blessings 🇺🇸

[@poblaablubb7773]

1:25 Zac, you do know that thats not how you take of a chain from a bike dont you?

[@WhatsInside]

Kilian Orysik I dont see any problems with the way he took it off

[@poblaablubb7773]

Bike chains can normally be easily taken apart by a simple tool that drives the pin out between the links.

[@marlmyster]

I see you Missed the part where he said "No pedalling will be done on this... Because...."

[@poblaablubb7773]

It is not about that he removed it, it´s obvious why. But rather the way he did it.

[@marlmyster]

@@poblaablubb7773 Yeah, he did it in a way that clearly indicates that he just wants to get rid of them, but it doesn't mean they are unusable.