Thank you for saying that. We really appreciate the kind words and can’t wait to see where we are in a few years from now!

We will work on it!

We will keep going as long as we can! I’m sure you’ll be riding yours in no time! Just be sure to register for the public sale on our website so you don’t miss out on any updates for that.

What another amazing weekend and event. Thanks for hosting it and we can’t wait for next year!

Thank you! We agonized over every detail but we believe it was worth it!

Thank you! And no worries! We will be back next year and who knows what we will be bringing!

You should definitely get one! When you’re riding it’s like the world stands still and nothing else matters.

Amazing! Well right now we are focusing on fulfilling all the orders from the presale, but you can join the wait list for the next sale on our website: www.mantini.co

That’s exactly what we were thinking. Also, if someone doesn’t know how to work on and engine, an electric option might be easier for them to use and enjoy.

No way! That’s awesome. Is it a good mall?

@@mantinimotors it was back in the day, i don't know about today

Not personally interested in Electric bike... not for me.

Yeah, that seems about right.

Would be interested in anything specific? Or would you rather a more simple plug and play setup?

Plug and play with ability to upgrade. Seeing more DIY Razor based bikes out there, but not much info on how to create your own.

Yeah, it would be epic to see what they would do with it and how fast they could get it going.

They are go power sport shills and a joke at best. Redbeard's garage would give a good review.

@thedude7726 I like and respect both. Go powersports shipping might take a minute and some prices are higher but they also have kits that you can't get anywhere else and I've even had them warranty out a tank grommet for my unitank when I was being a bone head and didn't drill the hole big enough. I like omb and ec and studz as well but in some aspects go powersports has what other places don't when it comes to minibikes.

@@thedude7726 I also wouldn't mind a red beard's garage review as well

Well, we appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. Constructive criticism is always welcome because it helps us get better. We understand where you’re coming from, and we’re genuinely grateful for your honesty. You know, building these mini bikes is a labor of love for us. Every bike is a stepping stone, a chance to learn and improve. Our goal was to build the most versatile mini bike, and we believe we succeeded. It’s the only mini bike specifically designed for both big and small blocks without the need for modification. With its horizontal engine plate slots, you can easily mount your engine in the perfect spot without having to drill any holes. We’ve designed the frame to work both as a rigid and with rear suspension, both of which have rear wheel adjustability. Lastly, we’ve built the first front end with height-adjustable handlebars that also come with handlebar riser adaptor plates. These let you mount virtually any other handlebars if you prefer a different look. Perhaps it may not appear to be much different than other frames, but the innovation is in the small details and, most importantly, how it feels. That’s why we were so happy to hear that the first reaction everyone has when actually sitting on the MBK-1 is that it’s the most comfortable mini bike they have ever been on. Again, we appreciate your honest feedback and hope you continue to share your thoughts and ideas while joining us on this journey to building the best mini bikes in the world.

I watched your videos I watch the build Totally understand now. my first comment was based purely on visual aesthetic only because all mini bikes look and ride the same But because of what you guys was able to do with the versatility of interchanging parts that's where it's worth its weight in gold and on that note you guys have completely changed the mini bikes scene after seeing what actually went into this bike you nailed exactly what people are after in the small CC mini bike world so much as I would retract my first comment wish you guys the best on your journey can't wait to see what you have next

Sounds good! We will start working on something.

Well here are the actual numbers to consider. The average cost for diesel during that week was $3.85 per gallon. The average diesel truck gets around 18 miles per gallon. The trip was around 1,500 miles one way Which means it would take around 83.3 gallons of diesel to drive the same distance which would cost around $320.71 USD vs $144.45 in chagrining. That means you would spend $352.51 more to do the same trip with a diesel truck. To achieve the same results as our Model 3, you would need a truck that would get around 40 miles per gallon. If we did buy a truck, it would only be for the convince of being able to haul more bikes and an enclosed trailer. It would have nothing to do with the cost of gas or diesel.

Who? The gentlemen with the electric drag bike? If so, it makes sense as those setups are not cheap, but I know people who have spent over 15k on their drag mini bikes.

Dude, this is Texas! Besides you're not out. You'd miss the quality content along the Mantini journey.

Ps. Cool last name.