never asks for $$..no annoying pining for support..he has interesting and fun projects, and that sly and jovial outlook, draws us in..one of my favorites for sure..

Several years of enjoying Mustie has finally paid off. I had bought a used chainsaw that wouldn't idle and I was able to retune the carb. Now it runs great! Thanks for the education!

My neighbor used an epoxy coating specifically designed to fix motorcycle tanks. He poured it in, rotated the tank for several minutes, then poured the remainder out. It worked really well. It might be worth a try.

the icing on the cake is the vids showing the local environment. We live in a beautiful country no matter what the news says!

Your knowledge of these engines is really impressive, this allows you to diagnose issues on the fly. A big advantage in repairing them, also your patience is total. I always learn something new, informative and entertaining. You can't beat that.

The return of the quiet nature shot at the end of the video was a nice touch

That open bolt hole in front of engine possibly may be for a rock guard accessary that protects the bottom of motor. Just a guess. 🙄

I had a Honda 50 I picked out of the trash when I was 12 or so.  I saved my money and put a CT 70 jug, piston and head on it. Scary fast is the word that comes to mind. I wish I still had it.  Can’t wait to watch this one!!!

Yep, "Bridgestone" sold by Sears (OEM was Bridgestone Tires thru 1970) ... Monkey Wards mark was "Riverside" ... as I recall. I was poor so couldn't afford either ... had a Gilera 80 as a kid living in N. Italy later ... along with a 1961 Lambretta and Bultaco ... fond memories.

A homemade inner tube seat sounds like a good idea.

This reminds me of my first minibike. After a couple days I got it running and then I learned a Honda CT70 will run without the valve lash adjusters. It ended up with double the displacement, stretched swingarm, disk brakes, shortened forks. Pretty much the works and then I got addicted to cars and now I have no money.

Mustie making Mini Trail Madness with a Chuckle!!!; )

I love all Mustie’s videos, but especially the classics, like snowblowers, lawnmowers and mini bikes.

Pull the cork, put it upside down in the acid.  Fix it all the way.  You can clean that up, braise or solder it.  Fix it properly.  It's a cool little bike.  Worth a multi-part series where you show us your skills.

Wow I haven’t seen one of these since I was about 12 years old that would’ve been around 1972 Bridgestone Chibi three speed manual when at the time most of the small Hondas had three speed automatics I did see some four-speed manual on the 70s but they were fire and few between this was a two stroke and these things flew compared to the hondas

Mustie 1 alchemy. Turning dog shit into gold. Very informative and entertaining. Bravo!

Leave it to Mustie to have a purse in his toolbox!

Watching from the UK, its nice to watch someone who doesn't rely on sponsorship doing something he really enjoys.
The absolute pleasure that comes from Mustie when he succeeds in rescuing a dead piece of machinery, brings a smile to my face.

For the clutch slug (lead ball on the end?) you can drill a proper size mold into some treated  (wet) wood cut a notch to place the cable in.. drop the cable in the notch and pour melted solder into the sized drilled mold (around the cable) and create your own slug end... I’ve done it quite a few times.. never had one fail 🤷🏼‍♂️

the ending shot was fantastic, but it looked like someone lost control of their dinghy