pt 2, Honda Trail 90 Sitting 37 years, fixing the rotted exhaust for free.

[@mustie1]

well youtube did not want to wait until sunday morning to publish this so l guess you get to see it 12 hours early, enjoy guys, see ya on the next one,

[@edwardgoodsmith1069]

I have an exhaust off a 69 K1b that I replaced (paid the big bucks for a repro)... do you want my old one? It's in usable condition far less rot then the one you have... Edit: I dropped you an email.

[@juststeve5542]

I was just thinking "Is it Sunday morning already? Why is it dark?" (I'm in the UK).

[@69Phuket]

Do your own thing.

[@pkirishfan88]

Sunday present come early. Always an inspiration.

[@junkyarddog87]

It's sunday morning here in AU.

[@jongibbins345]

Your the only KZbinr that I can watch for an hour and be entertained all the way through. Great content man keep it coming!!

[@08Maxwell1]

So much fun to watch. Thank you. Back in 1965 when I was 11-years old growing up in Anchorage, Alaska several of my 13 year-old classmates rode Honda 50's and Honda 90's ten to fifteen miles to school. In those days Alaska was still a bit wild and having a license was not always a requirement. For example, after a good snow we used to ride our snowmobiles on downtown Anchorage city streets. Today than only be ridden in designated areas far outside the city. Getting my first ride on a Honda was a thrill never to be forgotten. A few years later when I was 14 we moved to Southern California and I convinced my Dad to buy one. It was a 1966 Honda Trail 90, a couple years earlier than your yellow parts bike. Unlike the later red one in your video that used a hi/low switch to change gearing, mine required two different rear wheel sprockets. The only way to go hi or low was to manually take the back tire and chain off and then change the sprocket which was very time consuming. Since I was a kid, I rode that pour little Trail 90 like a moto-cross bike. It responded as expected and I was fixing it as much as riding it. I rode it to high school each day and then work afterwords. Watching your videos brought it all back. Love your attention to detail. At nearly 70 years of age I'm still learning. I've got an old 1950's Cushman scooter that is going to be my next project. After watching how you do it I will have your experience looking over my shoulder. Thanks again.

[@julieb9215]

“Damn kids”.... yes Mustie1 you are a huge kid at heart & that’s part of why we love your videos!

[@MrBrymstond]

It's been sitting around for 37 year, it has the right to pissed off and loud.

[@2jeffs1]

So many smiles generated during this video due to your commentary! Excel job on the muffler fab.

[@bluesbend6656]

"Let's go beat it with a hammer", is why I come here

[@jlucasound]

Let's Take a Look at the float bowl. ;-)

[@MrUbiquitousTech]

@@jlucasound And then beat it with a hammer. :)

[@maurice_mores]

Them love taps

[@Really2u]

With a tool box of every tool. A patience’s of a thousand people. Gosh knows I would be saying every bad word by now. You do masterful work! Keep up the good work! I know this is an older video. I just decided to watch it again and say hi. Thank you for what you do.

[@noah-last-name-redacted]

He makes the best videos, I fix a lot of small engines for my friends and family and I get so many ideas from watching his videos

[@RedlineGarageHW]

So much knowledge in his head, nobody could do what he does! And the natural instinct to source out the root of the problem, I have that in what I do, but he takes it to a level 10 or 20 times higher than me!

[@don7406]

Isn't it amazing what he can do with a welder, hammer and cut-off wheel.

[@RedlineGarageHW]

@@don7406 The greatness is knowing when to use them.

[@edwardmulder3777]

Also look into Dangar Marine( I believe it is), he works mainly on outboard engines, hes pretty good as well,

[@passwordbosco407]

I learned how to ride motorcycles on my Dad's yellow Trail 90, I think it was a '70. I was 13. It had the larger trail sprocket you could change out with the standard street one for off road and it would climb like a mountain goat and go through about anything. My sister still has it. RIP Dad and thanks for the great memories.

[@katzfam1089]

absolutely loving these long video's, Rather watch you then a movie.

[@shannonwittman950]

I say its time for a Mustie1 feature length movie

[@robertheinkel6225]

Your creativity never ceases to amaze me.

[@triumphmanful]

I remember when I bought my Red Honda Trail 90 it had a spark arrestor on the end of the muffler. That is why the end of the pipe is that shape . It was my first motorcycle. I worked for the local A&P part time after school. Saved my money and bought it new. My Father came home and saw it and said, NO , No , take it back. I said I can't I paid cash and the dealer said no returns. He finally gave in and said "If you get "A"s in school you can keep it. ! That never happened. I barely got "C"s. I kept it though. I still have 4 bikes in the garage, 55 years later !

[@adamwenz8761]

I have a 1976 CT90 very much like this one that I have had since I was a kid. Hearing the motor run on your previous video brought back a lot of great childhood memories. Thanks for bringing us along on the adventure! EDIT: Now I have the need to go ride my CT90 for a while...

[@johnstrange6799]

I had one as a kid too, and that sound totally hits the memories button. These bikes were so much fun. I got mine in the winter, and had a blast in the snow. :)

[@triumphmanful]

Me too, my first bike !

[@davidbrennan5]

I had one when I was younger, I took it places that you can't really take most bikes, like through swamps. I climbed some pretty crazy mountains with it in low range. The best part was the 80+ mile per gallon fuel economy. I bet there was 6000 hrs on that thing when I sold it.

[@martinpruckl8091]

MMM...MegaManMustie !!! What a Great Idol for much Peoples !!!! God bless You and your Family and Friends !! A really wise Guy who bring his Knowledge to Us !!!

[@don7406]

Don't you dare put a baffle on that custom pipe. That is the meanest sounding Trail 90 on the planet. Great work and great video.

[@zw5509]

An hour watching Mustie undo a wee headlight screw! Perfect!

[@trevorjameson3213]

Mustie, I really love these old Honda builds that you do. The SL125, the CT70, and now this nice old Trail 90. I sure hope you keep doing these types of builds, they're great to watch and there's always something to learn from watching. Really great stuff and very enjoyable!

[@northernyeti8280]

Mustie, you are big kid! From the snacks to the fun you have, you take me back!!! Thanks!

[@rachellepickles3567]

Well Mustie.. Rachelle Here, From Nova Scotia, Canada and I live out in the sticks.... you have inspired me to start my own little channel. I'm a Mechanical Engineering Technologist and a microcomputer Engineering technician... with 10 years of aerospace machining yes, ive spun a few wrenches in my life and made parts from ingots. Long story short i just wanted to say thank you... :)

[@johnapel2856]

Man, you pulled an all nighter. Well done. Thanks.

[@chriholt]

Your creativity never ceases to amaze me. Plus the end result sounded absolutely amazing!

[@69Phuket]

Fabrication is an Art...Mustie is a Banksy

[@MMR45660]

We are amazed just how quickly and accurately and efficiently you work. Your brain is simultaneous with your hands as they explaining your thought pattern. Thank you for your continued submittals.

[@jimmcgroarty6163]

Mustie1, you amaze me! Your relentless approach to trouble shooting, is inspiring! I enjoy your videos!

[@williamgraham8809]

When you laugh, so do I! Happiness is putting life back in old rusty stuff!

[@TheFritz423]

My uncles bought two of those in the early 70s to round up cattle back in the hills. Before this they kept horses for the purpose. It was the end of an era.

[@phildog128]

I'm enjoying the camera angles and perspectives in the new videos since you moved into the new shop, it makes it much more enjoyable to watch

[@BruceBoschek]

Thanks for joining me for breakfast! Enjoyed the muffler crunch. Thanks.

[@mustie1]

hi bruce

[@TheChipmunk2008]

Dude, I don't even DO engines, (i'm happier with angry pixies) ... but your channel is therapeutic. Fixing s**t that once went wrong... is an awesome thing. And with you on the good way of getting rid of cobwebs. I've used a torch on an older electrical distribution panel area (here in the UK meter, main fuse, panel, and 300 years worth of wiring* are usually in the same harry potter suite under the stairs) just to see what's going on. Subject to a risk assessment ;) *some exaggeration may be present. Most of our electrics is only 250 yrs old

[@wayneshirey6999]

Saturday night and here I sit wrenching with Mustie... but, hell. I'm 73.

[@larryalexander4833]

Never give up !!!!!! Im behind you by about 25 years and I enjoy as well and I get my fix on working on stuff and save some money for the projects i already have lol

[@andrewcostanza6802]

I'm halfway there Wayne and I hope to be able to wrench like this for a long time to come!

[@BrucesWorldofStuff]

I'm 65 and still wrenching for the family and friends just to keep in practice and have something to do.... Retirement sucks in that department......

[@larryalexander4833]

@@BrucesWorldofStuff I hope can if I make to retirement lol. Don't want my tools to rust up

[@SDsailor7]

I am more busy now with all my projects than when I was working.I am also retired. Got to do something to keep the old noggin from deteriorating.Cheers

[@Mr_Dia-Tribe]

you never cease to amaze me with your many talents.. that muffler has turned out great and just from bits and pieces that you had laying around BRILLIANT

[@billssolarpowerandgardenin1016]

You fired it up and took me straight to the Philippines! The place where all the old motors as they’re called have no innerds in the mufflers. So imagine 1000’s of Honda’s Yamahas and Kawasaki’s of all ages, read decades old, blasting around with straight pipes. Geez I wanna move back home I’m tired. It’s a lot of fun there too.

[@proximap2151]

Back in the day I had so much fun on a trail 90/110.. decent bikes for sure!

[@2e0lgz]

to hell with the sunday morning coffee its saturday night matinee with Mustie1

[@888johnmac]

lol, when I git the notification I had a dilemma .. watch or save until Sunday .. I managed to resist somehow

[@jlucasound]

@@888johnmac That is called "Savor". I couldn't wait. What can i say. I'm weak.

[@trevorholland7]

888johnmac haha me too I watched like 5 min last night

[@BrucesWorldofStuff]

@@888johnmac Me too! It was awful hard to wait. Then Sunday would not be right... :D

[@billbeyer657]

Watched it last night then again this morning 👍

[@budmartin8297]

I was waiting for the evil chuckle after firing it up with the new exhaust. You didn't disappoint!

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

You're doing her up right musty! Looking fantastic!😉👍

[@twocvbloke]

Seeing that cymbal in the metal bin, that needs to become your "doorbell" for when someone walks in & calls for attention... :D

[@brianally1531]

Did you also notice the knockoff katana? (I hope it's a knockoff!)

[@billbeyer657]

How about that rifle stock?

[@darthrevan2063]

Bill Beyer was about to comment that lol

[@jerm8994]

The side cover screw goes in the other hole. Not the battery box screw hole but the one right next to it

[@rideswift]

Mustie and JRE are the only 2 channels I never get bored of!

[@kirkjohnson9353]

I just bought a Craftsman top handle chainsaw at a thrift store for 5 bucks. I brought it home and 'went all Mustie' on it... and now... I gots me a nice little chainsaw. I put another ten bucks in parts on it. Thanks Mustie.

[@juststeve5542]

What continually surprises me is that you work on all these things and their rusty bolt dry. I always run round whatever project I have the night before with a can of WD40... Yet, guess which one of us is continually having to drill bolts out and use extractors! It's not fair I tell ya!

[@larryalexander4833]

Try some areo kroil pentrating oil the best ever seen it work so many miracles promise !!

[@ProlificInvention]

I'm a firm believer in a mixture of Marvel Mystery Oil, ATF, and Acetone..penetrates the rustiest of bolts..budget friendly 😂

[@Mprikiman]

If you are not dealing with plastic nearby just mix 50/50 ATF and acetone. The best penetrating oil known to man. Machinists always use that stuff. Just carry it around in a full metal parts container and always shake well before use.

[@fillg]

If I watch it tonight, what will I watch tomorrow morning? Guess I'll have to watch it again. :)

[@cougarhunter33]

Well, it will be Sunday, you can watch Glen cook stuff out of the old timey cookbooks.

[@jlucasound]

@@cougarhunter33 Cooking, you say? Glen? Old timey?! I know not of this. Sounds interesting.

[@estonianperson1112]

You're not the only one who has this issiue going on.. :)

[@gertraba4484]

we have it on loop on the downstairs widescreen TV

[@van_demonium]

love when you come across an old honda or puch. shows how fun the small bikes can be!

[@gardenamateur]

Those little Honda singles can sound nice with the right open pipe. I worked in a shop selling Yoshimura performance gear for Hondas, and one kid's very highly modified XR75 Honda with an open pipe sounded like a Manx Norton!

[@terryatkinson3182]

Bedtime here in Ireland just been postponed 1hour2minutes haha

[@TUMBLINJEST]

1-20 AM here in north essex UK - eyes are slits but must watch..lol

[@sonovoxx]

Yup, Ireland here too! Couldn't watch it all earlier, so just finished the rest of it... it's now 2.50am!

[@blackcountryme]

Just outside Birmingham England... 03:22.. ugh. This is what happens when you leave you phone on silent....

[@Sam-m04]

terry atkinson I’m in Northern Ireland :)

[@jlucasound]

@@Sam-m04 Tomorrow is another day. Mustie1 will wait for you. :-)

[@deormanrobey892]

I've made baffles by drilling holes in freeze plugs with OD same as the pipe ID.

[@danishnative9555]

You da' man Mustie. Your skills never disappoint, particularly with welding.

[@encoregarage4801]

Thoroughly enjoy all your episodes.. From VWs to pressure washers to motorcycles. Well done, I wish I had half your talents! 👍👍

[@carabela125]

That was the first motorcycle I ever rode. My feet would not reach the ground.

[@joolwing]

I am really interested in the "work with what you have" approach. I have a 69 Little Honda 50 that needs some love and some hard to find parts. I'll be fabricating on this one!

[@sandylancaster5901]

your knowledge on how to deal with crust toys is priceless. i think you have found the one trail 90 that is pritty much mint. great work. also i was amazed at your strength when you talked about social anxiety. i am autistic so i know how bad that is at times. im really happy that you shared it with us. very brave. keep up the good work.

[@davidbaker2859]

Great work & good memories Mustie1.The Honda 90 was my first "vehicle".Very relaxing, your skills are tops,cheers from OZ.

[@grandprismatic]

Commenting before watching because it’s gonna be a great video. Thanks Darren

[@69Phuket]

It's a given... I even watch the ads. What a gift is Mustie1.. A whole heap of learning,. Life, respect and common sense.

[@Santiago-iv7oi]

LMAO.. you enjoyed it more than everybody else. Great video miss you garage.

[@ThePlowGuys]

I can't believe you actually rebuilt that pipe. Good job.

[@tomprous]

Awesome timing! Here I was, bummed that I knew I wouldn't have time to watch tomorrow morning. Made my night!

[@heritageoaksfarm6297]

2:16 "It's the little things that get ya" "Need some lube" Gotta be a joke in there somewhere... Hope you and yours had a great July 4th Holiday.

[@RickRose]

You pulled an all-nighter on that one--Must've been really motivated! Thanks for sharing.

[@davidryder2761]

Thank you for sharing your videos I’m struggling with mental health also your making my life better I thank you sir

[@86AW11]

I had to look, although I know it's not in the spirit of Mustie1 vids. Honda still sells new exhausts for this bike. Carry on.

[@paulcopeland9035]

Did you watch the video? He mentions they still make them. He also mentions they were over $300.

[@86AW11]

Didn't catch that during the video. Thanks for the info. Chill out.

[@kirkjohnson9353]

He also mentions they can be had for 140 bucks. Not too bad of a choice if someone does not have all of Mustie's hoard, tools and skills. Oh, and time.

[@paulcopeland9035]

@@kirkjohnson9353 ...Yep, $140 replica, $300 from Honda.

[@johnb4183]

Problem now you don't have a spark arrester , the stock pipe on these things had a spark arrester . Good job though , need one to ride in national forests etc.

[@katzfam1089]

Another great informative video, Thanks for letting us into your garage.

[@grahamefreestone5309]

Nice content again Mustie.. 👍 I've just started playing with my 1981 Honda CB250n Superdream again. Over the past few years I've given it all new control cables, seat cover, respray, headlight, fuel tap, shockers, fork seals, brake caliper, brake master cylinder, exhaust, chain and sprockets, ignition barrel, recon carbs, head de-coke, brake pads and shoes, rear tyre and a new battery. It runs like a charm. Another oil change this week and then it can go for a MOT. 👍 🇬🇧

[@throwingapples6940]

I never thought I would envy someones hoard until I arrived here

[@bruceshonka8598]

Ya, There ain't no cop gonna stick his billy club in that pipe!!!

[@CaptMikey-vc4ym]

I have just witnessed the creation of the custom Mustie 1 Super Flow-Thru Honda tuned pipe "Muf-flo" exhaust! Genious!

[@davidmesa4964]

Best videos yet that I have seen on fixt it stuff, make us feel like you are asking us about stuff!! love it!!

[@michaelhartzell9758]

Son of Svengolie has a movie I'm not interested in, I'll watch you my friend. Damn kid!!

[@gertraba4484]

aww, I watched Lost in Space and I think it was THE GREAT VEGGIE REBELLION

[@TheRootbeerfreak]

I'm pretty sure you have the side cover screwed into the wrong hole.

[@Military-Museum-LP]

Allot of us would have quit and ordered a repop. I would have been surprised if you did. Bravo!

[@tomb.1972]

I was working on it with you. My dad bought one about 1972. And of course, my buddy had a model 70. Both of us lived on farms, so we rode the crap out of them. It was good therapy to hear it run. Thanks a Bunch!

[@Mark-xl8gg]

Night night mustie Go to bed and dream of norton commando’s

[@TheAmpair]

Nortons are not the stuff dreams are made of - the correct term is nightmare, especially if you've ever had occasion to ride a Dominator 7 long distances on a moonless night. :-0

[@tonypate9174]

"8.....1" Mr mark ....new isolastic shims please ...quiet in the shed..let combat (motor) resume.....to much Wimbledon not a Womble seen let all pray to Joseph Lucas Prince of darkness for TheAmpair

[@Mark-xl8gg]

Tony Pate ah an existential biker good on you :0)

[@terryrolo72]

@@TheAmpair electric starting assister anyone ?

[@jstevens2127]

Two things I love, Shits & Giggles and Burn-outs. Well I guess that's three things.

[@gertraba4484]

you forgot his doggies tooo!!!!!!!

[@carlthomas3074]

You know there's three kinds of people in the world. Period. Those that understand mathematics, and those that don't

[@swbusby]

My favorite videos of yours are when you are doing metal fabrication like this.

[@fuzzwack1]

I had a Honda 90,made into a dirt bike growing up..about 45 years ago..It had a exhaust that went up,..cut off were the muffler was welded,and a Volkswagon chrome tail-pipe welded on.Sounded GREAT!!

[@richardr5774]

Mustie, wow ,you must have been the pride of your high school metal shop teacher ! I kept thinking there is NO way you could fix that exhaust pipe, but it was so amazing to see you work it out ! Can"t wait for part 3 , And really like the new shop .

[@paralyse78]

Mustie the Engine Whisperer never disappoints but I really shouldn't stay up until 3 AM all the time :P When I was a kid my dad and I were hiking the creek behind our house and found one of these half buried in silt on the bank. Of course, being maybe 5 years old I wanted to take it home and ride it but Dad wasn't having any of that, although he did let me take one of the front orange turn signal lights as a "souvenir." Lost it in a subsequent move somewhere (or Dad tossed it) but seeing the videos on this and the other Mini Trail makes me very nostalgic! (I need a "big adult sized" bike these days, more Road King than Trail 90, but boy, if I ever have kids...they'll be zooming around on a little Honda for sure.) I don't consider it a KZbin glitch, but a serendipitous act of good fortune for your subs! Regards from TX (where we are most definitely not having "bike weather" at the moment.)

[@ramsho2000]

Tnx for having us in the garage again, and also tnx for the reply about the CT70 crank shaft. Going to drill it out and thread in a bolt for the flywheel

[@markbrown-us4xe]

Loved the burn out. Nice to be in a place where fun and noise is welcome.

[@mkoch1000]

Loving the new shop! Everything coming together so well. So happy for you!

[@davidgoodwin958]

That is a cool job of rescuing a muffler. You do good work Mustie.

[@rods6405]

Love the sound with the new exhaust. I would have just purchased a new one to pass yearly inspections we have in Australia for road use. In these bikes with batteries that do not have a starter motor (kick only start) the lead acid battery is a over kill. It never gets used except for the neutral light before starting then gets over charged while the bike is running. On my DT175 with a 12volt system the charging voltage is max 15.5V at 3000 rpm. This is controlled by the rectifier regulator. If the bike is not regularly ridden, then this battery just gets all dried up and then becomes a huge load on the system as its voltage drops below 10V. Then the blinkers (indicators) only flash dimly and slowly and the head light dims in sympathy with the blinkers. Removing the battery and insulating the terminals works ok but then the power is more like DC + some AC and depends on engine revs. and again, nothing works properly at low revs. I also have KTM 200 kick only start it has no battery as standard, it has a 2200uF and 35V electrolytic capacitor in the same spot in the circuit as the DT175 battery all lights blinkers work fine. I have also seen many a youtube videos where users replace the lead acid battery with a electro cap. I have installed in my DT175 one 2200uF and 35V electrolytic capacitor in the same spot as where the battery was in the circuit. This has worked like a charm the blinkers works fast and bright the headlamp does not dim when the blinkers (indicators) are on. I have also not experienced any bulb burnouts. Get a cct diagram for the bike check the charging voltage regulator operation if as per spec install a electro cap.

[@johnschutt9187]

It's so fun watching you solve problems. Thanks for taking us along on the trip.

[@g.n.6471]

You're awesome Mustie! I have a blast watching your videos!

[@kentuckyfriedjoe7370]

That exhaust flange nut tho! I was expecting a snap on that one. Bravo Zulu at that!

[@mikeshobbiesandrandomstuff]

Thanks for the awesome adventure hanging out in the garage Mustie1.👍👍✌ She's belligerant I like it😎

[@doublel7337]

Really enjoyed this video, I worked on these Trail 90's many times, and also worked in a fab shop. Mustie, you did a great job on this one my friend. Thanks for an enjoyable evening watching work I can relate to !!

[@garyphillips7993]

Really glad to you didn't stick with Velocity, we'd never get such in depth videos as this is. Still miss the old garage and the 'curio' shop feel it had developed.

[@TimsWorkshopTJY]

Very good fix on the tail pipe. Thanks to your videos on bikes I now have a clue on how to work on one. Just need to pick up a cheap one someday to play with😁

[@motopatisserie2398]

Great video, couldn't stop watching.

[@mikemaifeld6280]

I always wear my safety glasses watching Mustie, Safety First.

[@xray111xxx]

Wow I love this minibike. I had a buddy with the 70. Your adventures are amazingly entertaining. I had a buddy that was like you who could fix anything. Just so fun!

[@robjw66111]

Whilst you were describing the kindness of the tank donor at the beginning I saw the red square tank and thought ohh not an exact match! :)

[@michaelwillis1440]

Something I found on KZbin that is insainly useful is adding equal parts lacquer thinner and ATF in a sealed metal oiler. Apply to the top of those stuck rusty bolts and let sit for maybe a min. Works very very well.

[@chazer200]

Straight piped 70! Hell ya! Bring on all comers! MINT mod. Simply move on to "The next". New shop AWESOME, congrats, well deserved and OWNED. Love your channel and efforts!!! Thank you!!!

[@toddjacobs5660]

Great job, i remember a Honda Trail 90 our neighbors had growing up, i dont think ive ever seen it run, sat against the wall in their pole barn...

[@JerryDodge]

I always look forward to that moment where I say "Hey guys..." right at the same moment you do. This was one of those times.

[@chriscole6331]

love the stuff you find it very interesting and better then any of the garbage on tv now a days keep up the good work and injoy life

[@mikespain8655]

Good work on the muffler. Saving $140 minimum for China muffler, the challenge of rebuilding old muffler, and saving half the muffler. It’s a win.

[@SigmaWolf-in2mr]

I am truly impressed. Your experience and skills, love it.