Man that brought back fond memories of Christmas past. When we were kids growing up (57 now) Dad gave us a Keystone mini bike for Christmas and my Mom was terrified that we'd kill ourselves on it.  Dad had to show her that it was perfectly safe for my brother and I to ride this thing. Winter conditions and Dad fired it up and took off down the street where he proceeded to wipe out into the side of one of neighbors cars...lol. We had that mini bike for many years and it was the best time. Mom even got up the courage to try it out once.... Oh those were the days. Great video Mustie, can't waite to see what's next on the lift. Happy New Year.

I cannot describe how happy I am to see somebody who understands never throw anything away

Cutting a strip out of an old inner tube long enough to overlap by a couple inches, rubber cement the overlap, punch hole in overlap for valve stem.

Part of this channel is a maniacal 12 year old with a nice shop, tons of junk parts and every possible tool. In other words. Awesome!

better than an OCC theme bike 🤣

Most of the builds he usually doesn't make or install a chain or belt guard unless its already there. I tell ya, the first time a chain or belt grabs your pant leg or shoe string your gonna wish you did. I've been there and done it too but damn it, its a lesson you don't need to learn.

a 50 year old dude having the time of his life on a mini bike,  MADE MY DAY!

I like hearing you say  "Hi guys. How's it going?   I really do.😀

About time you continue on this... been waiting since last year.

Because of your interest in mini bikes lately, I passed a dumpster and noticed a mini bike frame sticking out of it and immediately jumped on it. I’m now building it back from the ground up. It will be the one I never was able to afford as a teenager in the 1970s.

Good morning everyone.
Happy New Year.

Memories of my “Heath Kit” fat tire mini-bike kit and bopping around the heighbors’ yardsin the snow all coming back now 55 years later. Great days.

When it comes to pull starting, there's nothing worse than an old worn out ball holder!🤣🤣🤣🤣

Someone got a brand new Milwaukee drill for Christmas!!
All the best from Canada

The adjuster on the rear wheel is called a "snail cam"

Never thought I’d watch a video of a man struggling to put a rubber on for 2 minutes lol

Sunday, coffee, 420 and Mustie, Perfect!!!

It never gets old watching a bike being brought back to life, and you practically built it from scratch too, you should build your own bike and call it the mustie 👍

In a throw-away society, it's always a pleasure to see people like Mustie who bring stuff like this minibike back to operational again. I'm betting Mustie grew up in a household similar to what I did. You don't throw stuff out and buy new until you evaluate it and attempt to fix it. I'm the same way now because of it, I would bring that bike back too although it would be harder for me. I don't have a huge stash of parts like Mustie. Keep up the good work Mustie and happy 2022 to you and your family!

I used to restore Snowmobiles and did dozens of them over the years. I would purchase them early spring and spend the summer rebuilding the engine, fixing anything that needed fixing and restoring the seat, hood, replacing the windshield if needed, then sell them come first snow. I did a few mini bikes but personally I preferred snowmobiles. I met other collectors and guys that also restored snowmobiles. Over the years, many have passed away and technology has changed snowmobiles. I still prefer the older ones.