I would love to have the opportunity to get one, but I'm sure they're sold out.

Thanks Adam. That would be awesome if it did. Either way we are just happy to be doing this together!

That’s a great idea. The issue is for our frames we need a CNC tube bender as it is not a simple design. But we would totally be open to the possibility for sure. Who knows what the future has in store. But we are excited!

@mantinimotors yea you have a great way to edit your videos its like watching a movie very unique and you will blow up here soon its coming 6 months from now you will prob be building your own shop tell pops he's awesome imagine your whole family is and props to your wife for believing in you and having patiences and moving in with mom dad to make the dream for yall 98$ of females wouldn't do that there diff here in the lower states lol 😀 can't wait to see it unfold

@@ALMIGHTYGARAGEI’m going to ignore the lack of punctuation and say you were saying females in the lower states wouldn’t support like that. I have to disagree. THIS IS the American dream. Albeit happening in Canada, we’re all about building dreams down here, and we need our family, friends, and especially our wives to support this. I’m not talking anything away from those wives that do, because it is a special sacrifice to make, but that’s what makes it beautiful. Keep living the dream! 🇺🇸 🇨🇦

@@ALMIGHTYGARAGE Yes, I feel blessed to have such a supportive family and fiancé. It would be extremely hard to do this without their support! The goal is to build our own shop one day, but first we need to finish the prototype so we can test it and finally start selling them haha.

@@Freedom_is_better_than_safety We are in North America lol so I guess you can still call it the American Dream. At the end of the day, regardless if this is a success or not, I will be able to look back and know we gave it our all and had fun in the process!

That’s awesome to hear. Glad you like it! Can’t wait for the day you get yours 👊

Thank you. Maybe one day we will! Glad you enjoyed it.

We appreciate you guys haha! I guess you’ll have to wait till next week to find out 😉

We are glad to hear you like our videos. We were quite inconsistent when uploading at first, but now we are determined to upload weekly as we are finally building our MBK-1 prototype. So hopefully others will discover our channel soon :)

@@mantinimotorshopefully man and I’m definitely going to get me one it looks sick 💯

Oh man, so sorry to hear. To be honest, the whole reason I wanted to do this with my dad was because I realized so many people say "I will do it one day" but most of the time, that day never comes. So I left my job and we started Mantini Motors with the dream of building something great. But regardless of the business success, it will have been worth it. Again, sorry about your dad and thank you for subscribing. We really do appreciate it.

Haha!

That’s awesome to hear! I’m glad you are enjoying them.

@@charliedentex7210 hey Charlie, send me an email. Let’s see how we can get you one before the next sale. Sam@mantini.co

We live for this!

Yeah, we were thinking of getting a panel van that we can wrap and then have a bunch of bikes and tools in the back and go to shows. Maybe one day.

Where in Canada are you from? And we can't wait either!!

I am in Toronto, but have a cottage 2 hrs up north where we ride our bikes

@@2KRspeed Nice, I am north of Toronto by like 45 minutes. Well if you do order one, the nice thing is you can save on shipping!

Nice!

That’s epic! And thank you. We really do appreciate It!

Watch the next video 😉

Hey Charlie, we actually have one more available from the presale if you are interested. You can order it here: www.mantini.co/limited-offer Let me know if you have any questions.

We will be doing a limited VIP presale very soon if you want to register for it on our website: www.mantini.co/MBK1 During the presale we will reveal the price and delivery dates.

Thank you so much for your support. That means a lot to us and we can’t wait to see how you make the MBK-1 your own. I’m sure you have already but if not, be sure to register for the VIP presale on our website: www.mantini.co/mbk1

Great question. Well, our goal was to design a premium mini bike that embodies passion beyond limits and make it accessible to all. To be more specific, we have designed the MBK-1 to include a robust front end. This includes premium front shocks capable of supporting both hydraulic and disc brakes, height adjustable handlebars so you can experience a truly tailored ride, as well as the ability to mount virtually any other type of handlebars to the triple tree clamp. Furthermore, we developed an adjustable swing arm to allow the rider to customize the shock angle, that also will not interfere with an exhaust that flows through the rear end of the frame. On top of that, the entire frame will be made entirely out of 1 inch tubing, adding to it's strength and durability. Lastly, the design of MBK-1 was intended to not only push the boundaries of performance, but also to stand out in a crowd. We wanted to create something uniquely ours that hasn't been done before. So although the hump in the backbone accommodates larger engines, it will also be used to house the custom gas tank we are working on that flows with the overall aesthetics of our design. With that said, there's so many more details that I would love to share, but I would hate to turn this comment into a short novel haha. Will continue to share the progress and features here on this channel if you're interested in watching as the design unfolds. ps. Regarding the engine, you're 100% correct, we just wanted to see if it was even possible to put a 670cc in our frame as we like to have a bit of fun and experiment.

Yeah for sure. We actually have made a few improvements to the design which we will be sharing in an upcoming video which includes the ability to mount a fatter tire on both the swing arm and ridged version!

Yes they are!

It is going to be epic!

Thanks for the advice. We haven't gotten that far yet as we still need to see if it will fit in the frame. But thank you for the suggestion. We will look into the CVTECH 60 Series!

44c is more then up to the task. now the standard 40 series is marginally ok on a bone stock gov'd engine, but much over 3600 rpms and the hang up problems increase bigtime. never had a problem with a 44c on any of my big block clone or small block briggs vanguard builds.

@@billwilliamson9842 It Is Much Better.. The CVTECH Is WAY HIGHER.. I do know that... For Vanguards, They seam to work pretty well ( I purchased mine from Steve Lorenze The Owner of Arkadia Cushman ) Steve said with a 670cc motor in it and the weight of the Eagle.., I dont want the Clutch To " FREE WHEEL " EVER..! Steve was Correct...! The CVTECH Wont FREE WHEEL... I Live in ALABAMA On top of Chalkvill MT. and the last thing I need it to let off the gas going down a Hill and Not Be able to use the Motors To Help it break ...! I Have one Other Friend who Installed a 670 In a Cushman Eagle and Used a Heavy Duty Comet, and Rode it out to STERGAS .. He told me on the way back He was going down a Hill and on the way there, and had to let off the gas.. The motor just spun when he let off the gas... and he floated a valve.. Money plays a BIG part of any Build.. "I KNOW " And the CVTECH Is a Little Pricy.. Especially if you use the ( ED Evans Jack shaft drive..) Have a Great Day... Friend Jeff Galey.. 😃The Jeff Galey Channel..

We can only share our experience with GPS and cannot speak for others but they have been nothing but amazing every time we have placed an order or when we drove to Texas for the Pull Start Picnic. Not only was all the staff polite and friendly, they were genuinely cool to hang out with. Again, we have had nothing but positive experiences with them.

I am sorry, but I do not delete any comments. I know KZfaq auto holds comments sometimes based on the words used. What was your comment? I would be happy to respond to it now.

We are not blind spending, there are just a lot of hidden costs when it comes to designing and manufacturing something like this. But like any new startup, there are always lessons to be learned, but even though we have made some mistakes along the way, I know for sure we have made more right decisions than wrong ones and are excited to see where they take us.

@mantinimotors take for example rafa from GT's hobbies. I bet he was able to supply half the active frames in los angeles. Purchasing a chasis without forks goes for $225, but the USA build quality, compared to the other popular frames, makes it well worth it.