Hey Mustie, It breaks my heart to hear that there wasn't much interest in this video. This bike build has been one of my favorites. and..... man does that exhaust sound nice. :D

That ain't no bicycle - that's a work of art :)

Would be great to see a segment on how you “aged” the metal and engine etc.

Rack on, tan saddle back, either front light, sounds super, thank you for sharing. A true piece of art....

sometimes i feel so stupid while watching these vlogs like when your riding i keep tilting my head back trying to see farther ahead lmao

I enjoy watching anything Mustie1 puts out, be it yard sales, building, repair.... anything

Personally I think a set of aged saddle bags would be a great addition..... (for tools and groceries)

This series is one of my favorites. I love the end result.

Top speed is governed by hat adhesion!

This has been the most incredible build throughout. It's art, really. The bike looks fantastic. I personally like the rack on. It gives it a kind of purposeful look.

Your timing on S.E. grin was right on when I was thinking he has to be lovin' this!!!!

That bike sitting in the back of Crusty is awesome. Someone (not me) should make a painting of that.

Wish every morning was Sunday. Thanks for another video!

1:37 your laugh was in nearly perfect tempo with the engine :-) Love these mechanical works of art, they are all one of a kind.

Another one of a kind Mustie Style... loved it, the engine aging worked so well...The front axle cleaner brought back some memories...🤔🤔😎😎😎

Thanks for showing this build. It reminds me of what I did during WW-2 when nothing could be found. It all went for the war effort. Only a few scrap yards were available to find parts I could use for a build. But that was half the fun.

That looks fantastic, another masterpiece!

need leather helmet and old goggles when you ride it.

It reminds me of an old board racer. All engine, no brakes. =-D I think this is the nicest ride you've made yet. I was trying to imagine the kid that first owned the bike. Coming down on X-mas day, and seeing this beautiful bike buy the tree. I imagine if he saw it now he would have a big ear to ear grin, and wonder why he ever let it go. For your next bike project, may I humbly offer the Idea of making a two cylinder bike out of a couple of Chinese four strokes. Mount a fly wheel between the two engines, and go.

Consider: An Ammo Box on each side of the rack. When closed, the boxes could make the "rack" real wide. Then, keep some bungies within. Oh yeah, it should have a bike speedo. Bo.

After cursing mouse nests for years, Mustie1 jams a steel wool mouse nest into the muffler.

That looks awesome now you aged it, wish you had shown more of that for us.. we like everything you show us ;)

Damn this thing sounds soooo good. What a beautiful build! Musti really knows how to have fun 😎🔧🤘👍👍👍

"Not much interest?" This my fav project yet!

in the beginning the fuel cap and filling tube looks like a gearstick, quite like it

This was the best one yet.Loved the simple complexity of it, and as far as i am concerned Sundays would not be the same without your videos.

That's a sweet build. Doing the shakedown on that sweet private drive was a golden idea. Looked like fun.

That machine is truly beautiful. Seriously, it should be in the New York museum of modern art.

Kinda got me when you said this wasn't one of you more watched series. This build is the thing that got me to sub to your channel. I've personally loved it.

another masterpiece .. rack on , back looks bare without it , wish something like this was road-legal in the UK

Oh, man, the sound of a VW starter slowly turning over while you pump the pedal in order to get a few squirts of gasoline down the carb throat. Took me right back - thanks for the nostalgia!

I love how creative this build is, It actually looks like a motorcycle from the 1930's!

The one handed filming shots were superb!

That exhaust looks and sounds really cool!

Looks awesome love all the bikes you have made.

What a creative work of art. I absolutely love the sound.

Surprised this isnt as popular dude, lovely job as always in my eyes, all your vids are fascinating and I miss the days when I had entire build series to binge watch 😂

From sound alone a big improvement over the 2-stroke variety.

Wonderful excellent craftmanship

If this was back in the late 1890’s when Mr. Harley and Mr. Davidson were thinking about starting a motor driven cycle company, they would have been offering you a job. I need to build me one of these for me and my better half. Really great build Mustie!

Aww man! The aging process was what I was looking forward to the most!!

I have to say you are braver then I ,I wouldn't ride it without some kind of front breaks on it. But I think you did a great job on it . it looks awesome !!!

Ein Bullie. I saw the VW in the background and had to stop in. This was my dad’s first truck, color and all, for his newly open business in 1969. I have so many found memories going with him to his jobs.

It looks So good! Love the coin washers. Even though you said it wasn't as popular as other stuff, I really enjoy the bike builds. Also, I had never thought to use Tung oil as a finish for metal, thanks for the tip from awhile back!

Thoroughly enjoyed the build series on this bike, i really like your ingenuity of getting scrap and creating such cool machines. Shame that living in the UK we're not allowed to ride stuff like this on the road without them being registered, MOTd, taxed and insured. I'd love to build something like this and your other builds.... Perhaps just for show and off road use. Keep up the fantastic work 👍

Impressed by how well it handled the hills. That's usually the bane of these things. It's not your most wildly artistic bicycle build, but it just might be the most usable one.

That turned out Soo COOL!! The ageing process makes it all go together. Great job 👍👍

Love this build. Great attention to detail. Lovely little bike!

Man Mustie, that thing scoots. Another neat build from the master.

Rack on... but I love the development. Starting with the right frame is so important and you picked a perfect choice. Thanks for the videos.

The vision this guy has for all things rusty and crusty. It really is art. Thanks for sharing.

Fantastic videos. Thanks for working so hard to make us feel like we are right there with you ❤️

Looks great, I think the rack is a nice touch. Your friend has a beautiful drive way 😍. Looks like a lot of fun.

Looks great, not a fan of the air filter. You've done such a nice job of making everything look like it came that way, that the air filter looks out of place. Definitely rack off. My two cents. It is cool looking!

Noticed that engine is looking like NOS equipment. It’s real shiney and clean looking! Sounds great and seems to perform well!!😎😎😎😎😎😎

Always impressive to see your projects come together. Thank you Darrin for what you do.

The bike is a little cleaner with the rack off, but looks like it's going faster with it on!

just weld the vise grips on that spot someone asks "its temporary fix" :D

I love watching you restore and rebuild gives me an idea to haw is work my classic bike keep up the epic work

This build is so dang cool I had to hit the subscribe button . I"M 72 and just got my first china bike 2 stroke . I love it but now I want to build a 4 stroke using a Preditor 212 engine .

anyone else mumble to themselves.. "that mustie is one lucky big kid" lol .. love ya man

I'd like to see more about the process of how you aged the bike. Also the rack looks good on there.

Awesome, the bike is just so steampunk. A great build and many thanks for share it.

What a fantastic build, your are a true artisan Mustie1, thank you for inviting us into your world.

Good Morning ,Guys ! Got your coffee ?

Rack on definatley, looks really cool!

Truly loved this build the end result is amazing well done chap 👍👍

That pipe sounds incredible . This is a work of art. You should find an art dealer that knows collectors of these awesome pieces..

She's a thing of beauty, love it

When you said "let's go pick up some chicks" if Mrs mustie1 was watching I bet she spit out her coffee

loved these episodes on this bike...you are an artist i love the way you add the touch to things this is a fine example.

Good for you Mustie, never grow up. I put a chainsaw motor on my Schwinn in 1962 when I was 10 . Takes me back 60 years.

I really have enjoyed this series a ton, and it got my dad hooked on your channel as well. Too bad this was not getting the appropriate amount of love, but to each their own. Was looking forward to more bike vids in the future, but alas! Keep up the good work!

At the end looked like christopher Lloyd Back to the future.

Fun video Mustie, one of my favorites. Nice attention to detail. More art then mechanical modifications.

Looks great! I’ve enjoyed this series cobbling bits together to make a vintage Frankenstein! Great work, not your usual content we are used to but excellent none the less! 👍

Loved the series. Noticed that since lockdown, which is when I subscribed, you’ve gone from 400,000 subscribers to 428,000 - must be doing something right.

This just makes me want to watch "The World's Fastest Indian" again!

Beautiful job man. I had a 1949 Wizzer when I was a kid and this reminded me of it. Especially the sound. Thanks for the memories

Don’t let views dictate what’s on the channel. We just like wrenching with ya on what ever is in the shop!

Rack can be used, but aesthetically its much better without in my eyes.

Maybe “vintage-up” some modern disc brakes for safety’s sake...

Goes like a scalded cat , love it . Great build .Cheers from AUSTRALIA

Neither my husband or I could foresee how impressed we would be with the final look of the bike (we expected the mechanical success). After seeing you restart the engine while rolling, I think you don't want to mess with the rewind starter area too much. Listening to Crusty keeping turning over before eventually starting reminded me of the earliest trucks I rode in as a tyke.

Add front brakes. Are those low-riding handlebars at all bearable? You reach up a couple of times with your left hand to the higher part of the handlebars, so I'm thinking that they are NOT comfortable at all.

At the rate of speed he rides, he'll be replacing those coaster brakes on a regular basis. Mustie 1, you need bring that thing down south and ride the Tail of The Dragon with it.

I never miss a single Mustie1 upload. They are long, so I sometimes keep them for when I have the time and/or need a time off from politics and division. My AdBlock is off, because to me these uploads are free to buy luxury items. I never miss a single Mustie1 upload.

Nice job.. thanks for sharing these videos on this build.

The rack is cool but the bike looks better without it. Maybe you keep it around and have the option?

Does the front drum brake from a 'Crate' Schwinn bike have enough holes to work with that rim? Makes me nervous only that coaster brake.

Great job and you had so much fun,thanks for the good time.

I love this series. It's the first time I feel we were in your head as you went through your creative process. A true expression of your ecstatic and what your Art is about. I hope to see more of these and more of you sheet metal work on the orange meanie. Sorry if it didn't get the views but it was a joy.

Keep the rack. I have one of those rear sprockets on my 2 stroke. Even with loctite the bolts like to loosen so watch for that.

Definitely with rack on

What a mad machine! Beautiful work as usual. If the modern world is only good for one thing, it’s the gift of watching you work. Thanks again for the content.

So much fun, felt like I was on the ride, great build.

I need friends with a mile of paved driveway.

25:05 - This is all private driveway? Knowing what paving costs; and what it costs per power pole up here in Canaderp.. That looks damn expensive. A whole house in a driveway. xD

You have got yourself a fun ride there Mustie! The only caveat I have for you is some ear protection, as your steed will deafen you over time 🤔 I liked the front axle cleaning strap too, brought back memories. Thanks for having us along!

My favorite video. It inspired me to build my own. Thanks Mustie!