Riding Cheapest Train of Colombia

[@myril.kennedy]

I didn't realize that I would enjoy this documentary style so much. Just footage and natural sounds. No music, no talking. Thank you very much.

[@sarojinichaudhury179]

Yes , an ideal video ; and with a new content .

[@Adriano70911]

*No f***ing taking

[@clementpoon120]

this beats the hyperloop in every single way

[@Justice4all_001]

Wonderful wasn’t it! No music no noise no commentary! Very rare these days. It was so relaxing,.. I felt I was there I the tropical country side. Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺

[@AZ-rg3rf]

ASMR

[@CyberSystemOverload]

What an amazing channel this is. No crap music, no epilepsy-inducing edits, no commentary. Just calm rock solid filming showing these talented people and their clever solutions. What is a just a leisure machine to most of us is as essential as water and air in other parts of the world. We take too much for granted.

[@born2loseBuild2win]

This is a perfect example of not having much, but everything around you is valuable.

[@former_dmcrt8614]

Perfect sentiments some Americans can live by.

[@BIGGDUDE42]

​@@former_dmcrt8614Sentiments some people on Earth can live by

[@jeffknott1975]

Really opens your eyes watching this, I never knew such things existed, makes me realise we take everything for granted. Thankyou for the video.

[@anjaneyadeshmukh-wl4es]

It is basic jugar of 🚂😂

[@iqrashahzadi8256]

😂​@@anjaneyadeshmukh-wl4es

[@daniell1869]

what do you mean? this was a great video of people working hard and making a cool product

[@jeffknott1975]

​@@daniell1869 I mean we just throw away and replace things when lots of things can be fixed to extend its life as seen here, that's the problem with text you may not always get your meaning across I thought it was a great video too 🫠

[@littleninjamofo9841]

Much respect to these inventive guys..i enjoyed watching very much.

[@BillySBC]

I love how motorcycles in many parts of the world are not just "recreational vehicles" but true workhorse machines that are employed to do real jobs and real work. They are vital means of transportation. We Americans will never have the same relationship with motorcycles as many people around the world do.

[@1861313]

I leke more the open bearings they use

[@mikeomolt4485]

Americans will never have the same relationship with trains as many people around the world do.

[@jimmy_kirk]

America had that relationship with motorcycles 80 years ago. They were used for everything. America has progressed a lot since then.

[@TheInsultInvestor]

@@jimmy_kirk 'progressed' lol

[@jimmy_kirk]

@@TheInsultInvestor Yes, progressed. Now they have more vehicles that are better suited to a wider variety of jobs. Back then, they used motorcycles out of necessity. Motorcycles were small and cheap vehicles. Today, the necessity of using motorcycles in such a manner is no longer required because they have progressed past that. You don't see people doing this kind of thing with motorcycles in America anymore because there is no longer the necessity for it.

[@larry0465]

The reactions when the gates come down with lights and bells ringing and seeing this go past would be priceless.

[@schizy]

*Gates, [electric] bells and lights? That would be priceless indeed to the folks there.*

[@barsaf9989]

Yeah.... I don't think they have functioning crossings with predictors where they are haha.

[@IARRCSim]

Seeing them meet an oncoming real train would be priceless too.

[@ramivalle4607]

No tiene precio la necesidad que apremia y hace de la inventiva una oportunidad para prosperar . Es el campesino que echa mano de lo que tiene para buscar el pan """FELICITACIONES """ . ❤

[@azbluefox]

I used to work for the 'Santa Fe Railroad' as a 'Trackman' in Oklahoma in the 1970's and LOVE this video of riding the rails with these [unique] home made machines.

[@georgeigogo9259]

The problem is how if you will mit with the train

[@igorosipov4318]

There should be a regular schedule for real-trains, I suppose, and all of those fancy-looking "trains" should be aware​ of it.@@georgeigogo9259

[@michaelasamoah2390]

If the trains are working people wouldn't resort to those means.lol

[@nou4605]

​@@michaelasamoah2390Low iq comment. This is the equivalent of a toy train, the ones that are used in tourist spots. Not a real one.

[@こまこま-u5h]

バイクの機能をそのまま使って作るなんて凄いアイデアだわ。 有るものを利用して、これこそ創意工夫だね。

[@ziyausiyau9976]

軌道車 \(^_^)/ サイドカー \(^_^)/

[@xaqxiq9281]

I absolutely love this. The ingenuity is so incredible.

[@Flexxarally]

making your own Rail system under these circumstances is Brilliant...working with what you have ..A+ grade

[@safffff1000]

I would think these older tracks from a previous working rail road

[@rkgaustin]

Google 'history of the united fruit company' and prepare to be horrified and disgusted.

[@ZeroXSEED]

They're abandoned colonial tracks. Not suitable for modern trains but no one bother removing them

[@class2instructor32]

​I was gonna say anyone ever wonder how we still get bananas for 40 cents a pound!

[@slimetank394]

​@@ZeroXSEED if they can make use of them to provide services for the local then there's no need to get rid of it

[@PC-tz6rw]

7:08 Colombia, you are blessed! Look at those trees! Mother Earth in its full glory!!

[@delhiajmer6010]

Big salute to this man's creativity ❤

[@aamitabh69]

These men*

[@AbhishekTiwari-ey2nx]

It's innovation not creativity

[@AnaZabala-c6z]

EL INGENIO DE LA GENTE, NO TIENE LÍMITES. LOS FELICITO, ¡¡¡¡¡ BRAVO COLOMBIANOS !!!!

[@mrpmj00]

Incredible engineering. I see multiple vehicles on the track at the same time going in the same direction. Hopefully there's no headon collision!

[@SB5SimulationsFerroviairesEEP]

Ils mériteraient également un bon coup de pouce vers le haut dans la réalité! Bravo à ces gens là, et a leur ingéniosité! Stéph. They also deserve a good push upwards in reality! Well done to these people and their ingenuity! Stéph.

[@BIGGBOSS..]

I love how they have also created a local station for boarding it and it moves faster too.

[@starsiren9592]

This is amazingly creative and looks really fun. Open riding in nature like this is just so enjoyable.

[@Worldofourown2024]

I guess it is called railbike. Saw a video where lawnmower engines are used on rail carts much like those on unused old American rails. Yea, that looks super fun.

[@SapioiT]

@@Worldofourown2024 Some people even made railroads using cement and metal sheets, to get the cost down, and they use them for similar low-weight transport. Basically, the cheapest weatehring steel (which is steel which isn't dissolved by rust, but the layer of rust prevents lower layers from being dissolved by the rust), compacted concrete (basically dirt, 5%-6% cement, and 2-3 times more water, mixed well, and compacted / hammered down in a form, with interlocking parts at the ends, all those parts held together at the ends with nails), and wire going through the cement is used to tie down the steel sheets to prevent sliding. Basically, a wagon like in the video can hold about half a ton, everything included, and still last for at least a few years of low-intensity use.

[@fidelgastonchilitupa1434]

MUY BIEN SUPONGO ES UN RIEL QUE NO LO USA EL TREN

[@Uncl3_Ry]

The day of this recording, it was not raining. I'm sure on rainy days it's a whole different story.

[@sculter8]

Amazing! The "bullet train" of Columbia, featuring natural air conditioning, and seats with extra leg room!

[@Vongreimbf109]

Open air toilet too

[@asokakicaugacor]

It's a very simple and unique means of transportation. I like watching this video because it adds to my experience

[@zebronmontford2472]

This brilliant engineering, its teaching me to think outside the box than just settling for less Love from Zimbabwe

[@briankabogo3210]

Very True.... I have never thought this was possible.... This engineering level would be very economical for Africa especially within The congested Towns with unending Traffic Jams... Not also forgeting accessibility in Rural developing areas

[@DaRaoul25]

❤ I'm agree with you

[@analyticalhabitrails9857]

Lolol theres a reason it is not a super power nation and ranks among the most mjrder capital of the world. S.m.h. And no one is running to them except drug cartels.

[@iamcarbonandotherbits.8039]

Ingenuity in the face of adversity brings out the best in people the world over. Kudos guys. You've just missed 10:01 but the 10:01 and 10 seconds will be along as soon as the drivers greased his wheels 😊

[@CarlosGalliath]

I've lived in Colombia most of my life and never seen or heard of this original means of transportation. Nice video!

[@ranat5526]

Colombia South America not the Colombia in the US of A !! 😂

[@jffg7969]

San Cipriano queda cerca de cali, te lo perdiste ve😂😂

[@ChuanBG]

​@@jffg7969 está era es turística? Por qué Luisito nunca fue a ese lugar si está bien interesante

[@nmg1443]

I really enjoyed watching this. Using what's available to improve lives.

[@gabiplus69]

5:22 The guy waving at the camera made me laugh a lot, why did I laugh at that?

[@cheong-dennsadalepcha1373]

Really hardworking man for self and for his family... ❤❤❤

[@KatTheFoxtaur]

Very interesting to see! And the filming and editing of this video was superb to boot!

[@parshakamarsh]

Looks more comfortable and a better ride than the Pacer trains on the UK railways

[@Morgans_Trains]

Haahahha

[@luisyepez9751]

Ingenioso pero peligroso porque hay una sola vía

[@mrdanforth3744]

No doubt they are cheaper and more convenient too.

[@ChuanBG]

​@@luisyepez9751 eso se soluciona, poniendo horarios. En las mañanas de ida a la ciudad y en las tardes de vuelta, no creo que alguien quiera ir a la ciudad de noche.

[@rolandaboagye7376]

This is a pure technology. I love this

[@jochemcasier6974]

If anyone is wondering why people created these. The Colombian government disrupted passenger trains in the early 90’s due to a large number of exportation deals. The only trains still in use in the country export enormous amounts of coal. While many towns were build around the former train networks, not a single passenger train line exists anymore. Many towns were left disconnected from society as they had no highways or connecting roads. Thus people built these out of pure necessity for survival. At the same time, an enormous wave of displacement was caused in a country that is known for having the highest number of displaced people on the planet. Check out the documentary ‘Replaced: Between the lines’ on youtube which explains a lot of this.

[@big566bunny]

Am still not clear about the railways. You say originally there was passenger rail service. And this service was displaced by freight trains? Freight service was also ended as clearly the tracks are no longer tended. Colombia no longer has any goods to export?

[@jochemcasier6974]

Many goods are still being exported but the only railroads still in use are those that run from mines and oil sources to export harbours. The connections to smaller towns ended up like this, when there was no other road in between.

[@OscarScheepstra_Artemis_]

This is incredible! This is such an elegant solution. It might not look so pretty, it might not be super safe if someone falls out, but the ingenuity is incredible! And it must be incredible to ride through the jungle like that. Of course, they could use an electric motor and whatnot, but this solution works really well (and is probably more practical)

[@genewitch]

@armamentarmedarm1699 like something to stop low-hanging fruit from hitting people in the head?

[@koekoek-yt6lf]

An electric motor?..where is the electricity..🤓😵‍💫🤓

[@yoshy4072]

Amazing, exactly how I did this as a child, building tree houses and cabins with no money spent. Straightening used nails one by one.

[@shmoulsh7162]

😅😅😅😅😮😅

[@DailyForexxtrading]

Speaking of innovation and enterpreneurship

[@amitavchatterjee]

One of the most innovative solutions I have ever come across

[@greenidguy9292]

You must not get out much…

[@faraday2286]

Love to see the trees across the rail, just imagine the wind and breath makes me feels comfortable

[@mjproebstle]

As it has been said, Necessity is the Mother of Invention. These videos are proof of that. Cheers!

[@Mr.Boombastic_Official_YT]

Hard times make people creative and stronger, what an engineering❤

[@M-mj8bd]

Hard times? Actually looks like paradise to me

[@Mr.Boombastic_Official_YT]

​@@M-mj8bdeveryone perceives things differently👍

[@d.jensen5153]

It's not hard times - it's government regulations. San Cipriano is a nature preserve.

[@i-rai19]

FELICIDADES X INVENTAR ESA MOVILIDAD Y HACER Q LA GENTE DE SU PUEBLO SUFRA MENOS AL TRASLADARSE DE UN LUGAR A OTRO 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 UN SALUDO DESDE 🇵🇪

[@jankripton]

Sofrer menos 🤣🤣 porque eles estão sofrendo ?

[@beyoncefraylevlog9123]

The definition of not too much but less is already much and important! I enjoeyed watching a lot especially when you use it to make a new one and that's incredibly great of you! In just a few hourse you have successfully made something that is useful and can be use by many! That's indeed a brilliant idea! Have a nice day!

[@johnraymond138]

This is the best video I have seen in a while ❤❤❤❤

[@azamjacgo8084]

Pretty simple transportation that can help residents

[@tacossalsa7471]

These handmade bike-trains appear to be primitive, but they are on demand, very ecological and resource saving smart way!

[@AlvesMartins-d7p]

The need makes the person create .

[@deft-to1xp]

You should think about the brake

[@AlvesMartins-d7p]

@@deft-to1xp I believe that the brake must be through the motorcycle

[@tacossalsa7471]

@@deft-to1xp Those trains don't run at such high speeds, so even if the brakes don't hit in time, if everyone jumps out of the carriages, wouldn't it just be a scratch? (optimistic guess)

[@AlvesMartins-d7p]

@@tacossalsa7471 That's right!

[@tanyaboyd7089]

Absolutely genius! Using what you already have instead of clamouring for a new system.

[@Nathan-bh1nr]

This Innovate man should be Appreciated!, Never Give up in Any Circumstances✍

[@Alex-ed6bs]

What amazes me is the huge contrast between this and the technology available in other parts of the world.

[@georgeVideograful]

Genială ideea!❤❤❤ Oameni inteligenți, cu resurse puține fac lucruri grozave! 😂

[@sicks6six]

A train in India (I think) is like this but anyone with a motorbike or scooter can use it. The rear wheel doesn't touch the rails but a roller instead which turns the train wheels. Just ride bike on and rear wheel sits on the rollers like at an MOT test station and off you go. About ten people can sit on it.. Great idea by locals who use the rail lines of huge coal trains without permission. Desperation is the mother of invention. 🎉

[@tathaYm]

Beautiful landscape....I got a bit suprised how it entered the tunnel and there is no light source....

[@bimalmondal6009]

What an idea and working mechanism ,deserves salutation.

[@dispatchmyload367]

love how creative they are to take a old track and create money and create rules

[@NextLevel-mk7lr]

This is very creative and nice. The headlamp of the bike should be in a working condition especially for dark areas likewise the break and horn.

[@iam5085]

Here in Northern-Europe, we travel alone in 7-seaters (SUV) because you need to have a seperate license for even the smaller motorcycles. The way they use these bikes is more environmentally good than what we do in Europe although many work from home these days.

[@kisielthe1st]

my brother in christ that 125cc piece of chinese junk gets worse fuel economy and produces 3 times more pollutants per kilometre travelled than than your 7 seater SUV.

[@iam5085]

@Daniel-ie8si Many drive old cars too, average age was I believe 10 years or so in Europe. Here a new 7-seater costs around 50000€, a lot more than in most countries.

[@kitecattestecke2303]

​@@iam5085just no. The average age of cars has sunk over the years, that's also a problem as new cars pollute if they are made from factory😂 Still what is crash safety on these? Do these have brakes? No they have not single wheel is not going to stop people load

[@wayando]

​@Daniel-ie8si... These bykes can do 50KM on one liter of fuel

[@genewitch]

@@wayando this is 117MPG. I actually did the math wrong and was about to make a fool of myself on the internet. Even the best hypermilers in extremely modified cars (Saturn LS1, specific models of small Ford, etc) can only get 80-90MPG. It is pretty common knowledge that motorbikes can do 100MPG, too.

[@juanmartin1948]

Muy ingeniosos nuestros hermanos colombianos. Un saludo desde México. !

[@izack95]

Cartels 😂😂😂

[@siddharthpanchal718]

The brilliance lies in its simplicity. And that scenery to die for ! But wait, what happens if someone is coming from the opposite side ?

[@saeedkaukab1791]

I wish to have a ride on this man made trolley. Through green trees, bushes and open aire atmosphere. HOW fast does it run per km hour. Who provided this rail road facility ?? It is proved necessity is the mother of invention.😅😂👍

[@funelwar6734]

Love You Colombia From India , Very beautiful Country Love to Visit Soon smart people ❤❤

[@chinaboyzanzibar5328]

I AM PROUD OF PEOPLE OF COLOMBIA 🇨🇴 👏 ❤️ 💙 🙌 ♥️ 🇨🇴 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@НиколайМихайличенко-м7в]

Ощенама.👍🚴👍

[@itsamemario8014]

Why?

[@chinaboyzanzibar5328]

@itsamemario8014 U SAY WHY I SAY ??? Z .OK U DO U MIND TO ASK ME WHY I WANT TO SAY TO YOU (Z) ANSWER????

[@chinaboyzanzibar5328]

@@itsamemario8014 I LOVE COLOMBIA 🇨🇴 IF PEOPLE HATE THEM I WILL LOVE FROM BOTTOM OF MY HEART ❤️ 💙 💜 💖 💗 💘 ❤️ 💙 💜 COLOMBIA 🇨🇴 BEST COUNTRY AND PEOPLE ARE TOO KINDNESS 💙 ❤️ ♥️ 💖 💗 💓 💙 ❤️ ♥️ 💖

[@itsamemario8014]

@@chinaboyzanzibar5328 And if you're an example, then obviously not very bright.

[@rsuriyop]

Wow so cool. Looks more fun than the actual Jurassic Park ride :)

[@MegaRetr]

Hard times make people creative and stronger)))

[@roystonalexander]

the Best Documentary Ever ❤

[@aquariussoda007]

The best ideas come from ordinary people , simply AWESOME.

[@fairplayer7435]

True that. And then some government official steps in and ruins the whole thing because it is 'unsafe' and needs 'regulation'.

[@ambrosiocordova8746]

La necesidad hace el ingenio segun el video los rieles es su unica via de comunicacion entre pueblos felicitaciones mil al que invento este medio de transporte. Agradeceria mucho me digan la hubicacion de estos pueblos colombianos, saludos desde Peru.

[@Michael4x]

Okay, that was cool, and that forest scenery damn, you can't beat that.

[@mybit7470]

Mesmerized! Happy that your government is encouraging your CREATIVITY!

[@Justice4all_001]

Human ingenuity at its finest. Simple and so effective.

[@tagomago2178]

Looks like great fun! When I was a youngster I used to like those things they used in the old black and white films which were carts that were powered by two guys standing up and pushing down alternately on a seesaw type connecting rod. I think they were used for track maintanance

[@tagomago2178]

@Circulon154 Interesting - it always looked like hard work on a heavy `vehicle`

[@spambedam]

Those were called gandys and the guys doing the pumping were called gandy dancers. When I worked on the RR track gang, track workers were all called gandy dancers. I never pumped a gandy but I rode to the job and back on one. By then they were mostly motorized.

[@spambedam]

@Circulon154 Well Sheldon you somehow didn't know they were called a gandy. But trust me, an old railroad worker on the New York Central, in the 50s, we called them gandys.

[@tagomago2178]

@@spambedam Interesting - Thankyou

[@CaptainBardiel]

@Circulon154 As in "I got a gal in Kalamazoo"?

[@RastaAfricanGentleman]

Love this, but I want to know if real trains still operate on those lines? If yes, I would really like to know how they manage to time the trains if they operate alongside them? Saw something like this in the Philippines but got too scared to try because of seeing actual trains inbetween

[@mikeklinger1712]

If like many places. It's likely a schedule

[@tristan6509]

On rural places the train typically only runs once a day, sometimes even less This is because there is not a lot of traffic to the area so there's no point running multiple times a day.

[@EsmeraldaPeñaloza-u2r]

No transitan trenes son viejas líneas de vías abandonadas y esas personas las mantienen en buen estado para el turismo

[@MB031]

these looks like abandoned steam train line from past, no train lines goes there today...

[@ZeroXSEED]

They're abandoned colonial tracks. Not suitable for modern trains but no one bother removing them

[@FelipeJuarez-qo4ct]

Que buen,ingenio tienen los amigos colombianos,saludos a mis hermanos colombianos dios los bendiga,un abrazo desde su casa México.

[@abodeofhaven1]

Thanks for sharing..... Simplicity, humanity and necessity. I love this😍😍😍😍

[@DeliciousBoi]

People here in the US complain all the time about public transportation, either complaining about the lack of options and needing more to discourage car usage for climate reasons, or they complain about frivolous aspects like ride comfort and the like like spoiled fools that need to be humbled. This solves the complaints of both sides of the aisle. I'd love to see this happen here, get on one of these to get to the next town over, and get a free reminder to be humble with each trip.

[@ENTERTAININGGAMECHANNEL]

Strong Need = Strong Creativity ❤️

[@flameconvoy7424]

Very cool. If the motorcycles are meant to be permanently attached to the cart unless they breakdown, I recommend removing the front wheel and attaching a metal bar in its place. Will make it lighter and more efficient, meaning it’ll cost less for fuel and be harder to steal. Currently someone with a wrench can just unscrew the bolts to the side bar and drive off with the motorcycle

[@foodparadise5792]

I think they left the front wheel on in case the cart breaks down, you can ride the motorcycle for help.

[@phoenixdown1947]

yes i thought they keep the bike intact so it can disconnects to the rails easily and go to main roads.@@foodparadise5792

[@texancowboy9988]

Always a know it all in the crowd. Do this, Do that. The motorcycle does have a key lock on the ignition. Fumb Duck

[@RasikRot]

Big salute from india🇮🇳 for this creativity(jugaad).👍👍 Now this jugaad will come in india shortly !! 😀😀

[@ukman9797]

Loved this. Very creative people. This has got to be on my bucket list.

[@boysHalfStory]

आवश्यकता ही आविष्कार की जननी है इससे सिद्ध होता है। प्यार भरा संदेश इंडिया की तरफ से❤

[@vtvmarcelo5275]

Parabéns meu amigo pela criatividade muito bom

[@thairatcatcher]

I couldn't see any sign of a train, but a number of motorized wooden platforms on rollers powered by motorbikes. Very innovative and environment friendly. Nice video.

[@greenidguy9292]

They run on gasoline dummy…

[@zarb88]

a business man taking care of his machine and his passengers, i hope you prosper

[@robsmoar]

Muy bien, quiero empezar diciendo, que gente más bella. Ganándose la vida honradamente. Esto es lo que lo hace pensar a uno, es allí cuando me encantaría ocupar un puesto público, para derrochar el dinero en gente como todos estos hombres. Sueño despierto, pero también mi corazón se desgarra al pensar que los gobernantes se roban el dinero del pueblo. Hermosa vegetación y que tomas más preciosas!!! Un abrazo desde Guatemala 🇬🇹❤

[@joeblogs5163]

We need to do this in the UK, bloody trains on strike all the time 😂😂😂😂

[@AtulKumar-tt2pz]

😅😅😅

[@НиколайМихайличенко-м7в]

Поезда бастуют, а что на это сами работники железной дороги?😮😮

[@DrVijayRaybagkar]

In this part of the world, you are compelled to tell your fellow passenger to take out your wallet from own pocket to pay a vendor!🤣

[@andrewjenery1783]

@@НиколайМихайличенко-м7в It doesn't literally mean the trains ffs!

[@allanegleston4931]

ive been following these type machines in cambodia , the philippines and other places . i love it. thanks for showing the construction methods , also, @ 3:39, what kind of bering is being used ? thanks

[@Battlefresh]

Just a large roller bearing, which apparently doubles as the wheel too.

[@coachbrandon01]

a very noisy bearing sounds like they don't use lube. Or the wheel is so small it slings the lube out. If they use the outer race as the wheel, that would explain the noisy bearing. The race is not made for that load.

[@damantrip2874]

I think you can use small car's hub and bare rim for wheels and guide on the tracks. Just add rubber cut from tire at contact points on tracks to eliminate noise issues. Find the strong glue for the rubber.

[@JZ-gr1tz]

If that's the case maybe they learn it from Watching the other places wich is good it worked for them

[@jalghor96]

It's a good example for group of People /community opening a new door to the eyes of the world..

[@mauriciocastanheira2937]

Amazing.This is very beaultiful. Very creative. My respects from Brazil.

[@ИванИванов-н4ь6ы]

Специалисты из сколково помогли. Темное будущее российских железных дорог

[@paincakes4696]

Great stuff👍 can’t imagine the wear and tear on those bikes though.

[@chanduji2855]

Engine may not work after 3yrs . . .

[@gerardomata6461]

Ojalá acá pudiéramos usar las vías así.pues se están desperdiciando.abandonadas y ya robándose los rieles.que ingenios.saludos desde Huixquilucan mex.

[@garykuipers2696]

Do you know the history of this rail line? I assume that this line is no longer used by conventional railroad equipment. Certainly an economical operation; no locomotives or rolling stock. Quite interesting.😎😀

[@kangarojack3814]

Was built an used by the cartel

[@kenlandgren4701]

I can only imagine the experience, knowledge, and wisdom to keep those old motorcycles running.

[@acehandler1530]

Wow - brilliant! Great camera work too - thanks from the flats of Canada 💞

[@azothamenti3378]

Legend has it that he then made a helicopter out of a lawn mower.

[@M-mj8bd]

Need to make a bullet train with a GSXR

[@MAA-fo9ph]

Bhai ...african country mai bahut se gareeb desh hai ...itne kam sansadhan mai itna accha jugad bna liya

[@user-er4hz7tk7p]

@@MAA-fo9phwich country

[@user-er4hz7tk7p]

Wich country that

[@Jaikant_unjan28]

😂😂

[@no1computerrepairguy]

Gixer bros man 😂

[@tjasnithomasrigod80]

What an ingenious way to travel on rail tracks, but looks quite dangerous

[@MIMALECKIPL]

Only if there's anything else faster of comming up from the front

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

The tracks are propbly abandoned fruit company supply tracks.

[@JimmyMeas-o2i]

The most exciting and creative project , amazing thank you for sharing such great work 👍

[@michelealba744]

Des gens qui savent vraiment se débrouiller !! Bravo !!

[@joaomateusmoreiradecarvalh3592]

Gosto destas coisas. Uma ideia tão útil que aprimorada, ajudaria muita gente de maneira bem ampla .

[@NitNgrit]

This man made hi rail gear for a motorcycle what a legend

[@frankcuritana8159]

That was cleverly done but dangerous as he doesn’t know when the train schedule unless the railway has been abandoned completely.

[@GlosbeNatural]

Those tracks are abandoned

[@toolskyprianik7932]

If they are abandoned, it means they are not serviced. Sleepers rot and rails collapse.

[@joesoap393]

Don't think the health and safety bullshit industry has hit this country yet

[@arwah97]

@@toolskyprianik7932with that speed & mass, I don’t think it will be more than scratches & bruises in the worst case. Just Have fun!

[@ericwilliams2122]

@@toolskyprianik7932 im sure the drivers must maintain it themselves

[@kanakTheGold]

Great Engineering & Innovation, and lots of fun to ride !

[@giostisskylas]

Brilliant vehicle! I admire these people for their imagination and their ability to implement such designs with very limited resources. Is it possible that such people laugh more and are happier with their lives than we, who are supposedly so well-educated and clever, people from industrialized countries? Edit: Abbo

[@joselaurodeo.pereira4580]

Use graxa azul nas rolemans, pois a graxa azul aguenta altas temperaturas.

[@patriaminha1900]

sério???

[@McRocket]

The average price for a new car in America last year was $46,000+. Looking at these makes me think we are spending way, way, WAY too much for our personal transportation. ☮

[@mickeycao148]

uhm, you're right in someway, but then i have to think how much it is different between the life in US and Comlombia, too.

[@McRocket]

@@mickeycao148 My point was do we really HAVE to spent $46,000 each just to get around cities/suburbs? Of course, we don't. ☮

[@lmeza1983]

Cars and gas are stupidy expensive nowadays, cities need more railroads and subways not cars.

[@McRocket]

@@lmeza1983 Those things almost always lose TONS of money. And virtually no one is going to want to give up their personal transportation to be sardined into a subway/bus. There is no real reason that small, cheap EV's (under $15-20K) cannot take over for $40+K cars/SUV's. Just ban, personal ICE-vehicles inside city limits and a huge market for cheap EV's will pop up. ☮

[@rollin19]

Just think about 90 years ago how the average automobile got you from one point to another at 35 mph. The richer people got the higher end automobiles and they were faster with more creature comforts but we got cars that will do over 200 on the road today and people cant drive the speed limit as it is.