Thanks Dewet! It is sometimes a learning curve but I enjoy trying to do everything myself "at least once". Something you probably understand very well😉

Hehe. Thanks man!

@@BroughBuilt I was impressed by the sewing skills....you looked determined to do it all on your own. Awesome transformation.

Thank you. Some call me stubborn, but I love trying my hand at everything.

Haha😂. You shouldn't sell yourself short mate. But thanks for that!

@@BroughBuilt Lol, no probs, dude!

i was the same way when i got into scooting but after watching youtube videos they are actually easy to repair or you could just buy a whole engine for like 350 online and swap like 4 bolts lmao and some wiring

Wow. I didn't even notice till now. Thanks for that!

Yup… break disc is normally on the right hand side and the speedometer pickup on the right hand fork, i think you switched the sides of the front shocks.

Thank you!

Wow. Such a nice compliment 😁 thank you!! Yes I enjoy doing as much as possible myself. It's not always the best it could be, but at least I learn new skills all the time.

@@BroughBuilt if i would have lived near you, you could have taught me a thing or two. Keep it up man. Hope you are healthy and safe

Thanks man. Appreciated. Go well.

Thank you sir!

Thanks!

Thank you! I enjoyed this very much! I will definitely do one again if the opportunity arises.

Hehe! Thanks dude!

Thank you!

Thank you 😁

Thanks Chris!

Thank you sir!

Thank you man! I appreciate your comment

@@BroughBuilt The very best Scooter 🛵 Restoration video I have seen so far my friend...🙏 I just bought one myself in the same conditions if not worse. And has been sitting outside in a yard for five years... 😮 😳 Although barely has 1,000 miles on it... Only paid $50 + $100 for a Lost Title so think I think it is worth saving & restoring..! 👍 Your video has showed me the way and so cannot Thank you enough...🙏 🛵🛵🛵🛵🛵🛵🛵🛵 Happy Scooting to you..!

Thank you for watching and your comment!

Thanks Andrew!

I mean there is legit no need. Since the exhaust is anyways gonna get rusty over time... Its just enough to spray over a rubber coating that is heat resistant and that is it...

Thank you!

Thank you for the kind compliment! But believe me, I learn everyday.

Cool man. You should do it! It was very gratifying to give new life to her. Polishing the headlights is a four step process: first I sand them with 1000grit wet paper till even and matt, then I use compound (like car burnishing compound. Toothpaste will also work). Then polish with car polish. Lastly spray on some Pledge (or any other furniture cleaner) and buff off. Voila!

Merci pour le compliment!

Thank you!! I decided on the plastic cover to make the seat waterproof and more durable. It works well and the seat isn't slippery at all. I actually got the idea from a ride-on lawnmower.

Very nice! I think your Moskito is a nicer bike than mine. Keep me updated

Thanks a lot! And thanks for your feedback 😊

Thank ypu!

Thank you! It was really not so much. Just a couple cans of aerosol paint and sanding paper. I think it was worth the time and effort.

Nice!

Hi there. It's a "no name" Chinese bike but it's exactly the same as Big Boy. Comes from gy6 platform originally Honda designed.

Thanks a lot man. I have put some new ones on in the meantime 😃

It's a "no name" Chinese bike. It has the gy6 platform that comes from Honda design.

What tape are you referring to? Maybe I can help

That's awesome! 👌 Glad if the video inspired you😁

I'm sure you will. Good luck!

Thank you!! It took me approximately a week and a half to complete.

Haha! Sorry dude! I completely forgot to end the vid with a shot of me driving into the sunset. But yes it starts and drives beautifully. Only troubles I had till now was a dirty carburetor. But it was easily fixed.

Thank you!!

Brough Built thank you for posting too!

It was very rewarding. You should seriously consider doing it.

Thank you!

I restore old motor bikes from say 20 years old to 3 years , some take a few days some a week.

Nice! I love old motorcycles but they have become quite scarce. I'd love to restore a prewar bike one day...

I do any bike I come across at a cheap price keeps me bizzy . Keep up the great work mate , cheers

Hi. You can buy a "plastic primer" from hardware stores. They even come in aerosol. Rustoleum makes a good product. Just sand the raw plastic part with 600gritt water sanding paper, paint the primer, then after it has dried sand it lightly with 600gritt again just to scuff it evenly and then paint with whatever color aerosol you choose.

Brough Built thank you for the advice 👍

Sure thing

Haha! Indeed, a VERY BIG cleaning.

Thank you. I'm working on getting more cameras and better sound. Thanks for your feedback!

Well... It goes much faster on video but at the end of the day it wasn't that difficult. Just be consistent and finish everything.

@@BroughBuilt you did that in one day ?

It took about a week full time.

@@BroughBuilt nice job It was such a pleasure to watch your video

@@FernandoMartinez-wf4jd that is awesome to hear. Thank you!

Interesting.

@@BroughBuilt search up these scooter s you will se that im right btw the speedometer is from a bike called baotian sanli devil also chinese 50cc

Yes you are right. I can only guess that some manufacturers used each other's parts to save on costs 🤔. But great observations btw

Apologies. After loading the vid I realized that I never filmed me driving off into the sunset🤔

Man, stinks !

Thanks. I have to admit that I did go outside of my comfort zone when choosing the colours...

Haha. Thanks! Let me guess, you had a bad experience with a scooter like this one🤔😂

@@BroughBuilt 😂😂yeah