playlist for this build is here,kzfaq.info/sun/PLZJS6Md1UOg3KOMMSTLb0dJW40E4bPXyO

SO, with all that cutlery and teapots and all--I guess I am finally getting the idea of what a "cafe racer" really is !!!!!!!!!

The butter knives made me smile... The fry strainers made me chuckle... The ice scoops made me made me laugh... I lost it at the tea pots!

Saw this at a local car show held near a Mall. It’s a total freak show, could spend hours looking at it and never see the same stuff twice. This dudes a true artist. Took a number of professional photos and enjoy looking at them for the various details, sort of a Where’s Waldo thing. The mind of this dude is major deep, the vehicle it was transported in was equally enjoyable. Cheers.

To the 43 'visitors' who came by to check out this video, what is there possibly here that you don't like? I challenge you to make your voice heard or just simply move along. Great work sir! Keep' em coming. We really do enjoy wrenching right alongside you.

Y'know, we get to see you do the repairs of existing machines and forget what a incredibly creative individual you are. Legendary builds

Mustie, your work is an inspiration and for you to pull this ace out of your sleeve, JEEZ! Amazing bike, please keep doing what you’re doing 🍻

An artist with some scrap and a welder. Georgeous bikes!

That might be one of the coolest things I've ever seen

So much creativity and passion with wonderful craft. With kind regards from Germany...

Makes me happy to watch those tea pots flapping about

When you showed the teapot exhaust my level of excitement went through the roof then to see the little teapots flapping made my day what a fun build

I love the subtle sense of humor behind his art.

Hey Brother, I live right next to that place, and I had a mini bike stolen from there when we were riding other toys, Thank you for taking us along , Cheers Dizzy.

I’ve seen these bikes when (or some of the others) at the Larz Anderson Auto Museum VW lawn events. The video doesn’t do these bikes (visual) justice. There always a design feature, or detail to discover - absolutely brilliant! Keep doing what you do, Mustie!

Wow, a TON of Ingenuity and talent went into this! Amazing work man!

First time you showed that, I thought it was ingenious. Viewing it a second time, it is just outstanding.

You should be building vehicles for the Mad Max movies.

Your "cafe racer" is a work of art and, an impressive bit of engineering!

These two projects are why I started watching your channel. You are a genius. Thank you for sharing. So glad for your success with this channel.

The creativity and craftsmanship that you put into these projects never ceases to amaze me.

They are insane. Instant collector pieces. Brings a new meaning to improvisation!

I have tears watching this. Mustie is so serious about every piece . I lost it when he said I put a park plug holder in the front steering support: Because its obvious thats where a spark plug should be located. LMAO "Oh no I forgot a fork for the picnic.: "Dont worry get one from off the bike its near the carburator!" You left out one thing --. The kitchen sink. Actually its inferred that the bike is the sink. You've got all the silverware and tea pots on it! Keep creating. Mind. Ogling what you made.

U r by far my favorite KZfaqr. Incredible craftsmanship

Your bike ideas are great, I'd go as far as to say they are pieces of art. Everything on them just ties together so well.

Dry ingenious, love the teapot silencers!

I love it when you get a chance to bring your creations out. Thanks for the video.

This the real deal showing your craftsmanship..your a legend in rust....

OMG that is an extremely nice single cab !!! Congrats, perfect combo !!!!!!!

Beautiful machines! This is the first time I have seen them. I must live a sheltered life. You may need to look into designing a cordless impact/drill that freewheels once the engine fires so you don't end up with a broken wrist. Excellent stuff as usual. It is scary that the Internet is a dangerous place for information like your content and we can't get enough of it. Three weeks and my "garage" will be done, just in time for "winter projects". "Winter projects" is a relative term where I live in NC, it may get a little cold and icy at times, but nothing like you guys deal with up North. Thanks again for the motivation and knowledge you share with the rest of us. Paul.

That is the most unique, rideable peice of art I have ever seen, all the better for the kitchen supplies.

This is the most fun a motorcyclist can have when there is snow on the roads!

I can imagine the confusion if you were to talk about adjusting the forks. :-)

Wow Mustie, I wish you were my next door neighbor, you're one of the coolest dudes I ever did see.

I knew you were talented and gifted, but I had no idea how much. Amazingly creative and artistic, Mustie 1. It’s fun to see this side of your work.

It feels really good when people acknowledge and appreciate all the hard work you put into a project. Both of those bikes are so cool and I think I like crusty with the sides of the bed down better

Awesome Very humble talented person also helps people learn to fix stuff ... Thanks shalom

This stuff is awesome! I love looking at these. Great job

Your craftsmanship is incredible. Keep it up 👍🏾

Nothing better than the appreciation of others for your hard work. People must just wonder, the more they look at it and see things the more they want to find those repurposed parts.

Amazing work, you truly have a gift

That bike is so cool. Makes me wana build something wild too. Nicee

Sir, I am impressed, imagination is one thing but you take it to the genius level. People around the world are looking at this and saying "I could have done something like that". But they haven't and if they do now it will always be your idea. I think you are a modern day Leonardo da Vinci. WELL DONE

Holly crap.. Nice bike. It would be illegal on the roads over here but I can really appreciate the workmanship and improvisation of parts that has gone into it.

Hi tad from Australia now your talking i love motorbikes repairs videos I am a motorbike rider myself keep up the great videos .

Wow i love tat bike,nice tutorial sir,great share

That bike should be in a museum I remember watching you built that bike awesome build awesome bike have a good night mustie take care buddy

It's always fun to go back and see these builds in action again. Thanks Darrin.

I just found your channel recently and I now have a reason to cancel cable tv. These are two of the coolest builds I have seen on you tube in a long time. I tinker with mechanical things as well. I have a 1969 and a 1970 trail 70 that are coming into my shop for work this winter, when Im not watching your videos. Keep them coming.

Love your work Mustie1 outstanding.

i'm a chef and i love the utensils. really love the tea pots bouncing when it's running

these are the sickest bikes I have ever seen before in my life!!! thank you for sharing!!! love the dual engine configuration... genius!!

It's the "Frankenfoodie tools chopper" wow i remember when you first built IT. My daughter CALLED it the "Franken Foodie"

Nice builds man! Love your videos keep em coming

Those bikes are exceedingly creative pieces of work. All I can say is WOW!!

Truly amazing. Not sure how many people understand just how much hard work you must have put into that bike.

"I seem to remember making a socket for this." Of course now that everything's been moved and organized, you've got no idea where it is.

And I love those teapot Mufflers that is a great idea!

You are a true renaissance artist! Brilliant ideas in there, thank you for sharing them and inspiring too.

A lot of imagination, creativity and daring Bravo !!! After several years I always like to see you create and repair the mechanics to consider as throwing ...

@Mustie1 as a steampunk and found object artist i love the twin engine one it is amazing and beautiful. Well done sir!

The eleven thumbs down, are probably riding unicycles with disc brakes.......😁

Just an amazing project, it’s awesome, love it. Thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family

I am in love with this bike. The creativity behind every piece of it is brilliant. This is awesome!

Awesome! Thank you for the great content

Bonus, mid-week, Mustie1 video of a seriously cool bike, love it, pop the clutch and let's ride Toretto... 🤣🤣🤣 👍👍👍

Not only functional, but awesome to look at and I bet a lot of fun to ride. Thanks for sharing!

A new video on a Wednesday. And it's a personal passion of yours so I know already you gave it your undivided attention. Thanks for this mid week surprise. It was very needed on my end.

those are trully alice in wonderland / steampunk bike :) Great work!

That second one should be dubbed the "wrist breaka". If the drill doesn't get you the pedal will. lol

Loved the creativity Mustie style...the flapping Tea Pot lids were perfect...lol

That bike is a work of art, what you did with the average buys from the restaurant supply is unbelievable. You could get an award from just about any bike show and the workmanship is priceless. Great job!

I remember watching you building it in you old shop.

That bike is so crazy, it looks like it was built by Gaudí himself 🚲

Thanks for the deluxe tour of the bike builds and amazing works of art. Mike from Texas,Take Memories, Leave Footprints

I am most impressed with this creativity...WOW

You have a great imagination and great ability to build things from nothing. Well done my friend.

I saw the pics of crustie and the bikes on the Mass. Cruisers Facebook page.

WOW! Staggeringly brilliant. How many household items can you spot...? Everything but the kitchen sink. Mustie, you are an engineering genius and an inspiration. Screw TV, keep making your content, your way, for all of us to enjoy.

watching you play with your toys is like watching a artist paint a master peace !

WD is a degreaser , white lithium grease on that rachet will stop the rust. Really cool build

You should stick with the Mustie names. Crustie, Rustie, Trustie. Thrustie. You get the idea. Lol. I did like the recovery truck at 40:00 🇬🇧

Amazing, these bike builds are what got me started into watching Mustie. I know very little when it comes to mechanics but I am proud to say because of these videos I have learned to weld, problem solve and fix so many issues. Mustie has taught me a lot and I am almost complete on building my own 79cc bike! Not nearly as cool looking as these bikes are. haha

Just the sight of that VW Truck and the bikes in the back turns me into a laughing little kid! Thank You Mustie1 for sharing your treasures with us!

Wish you would bring your bikes up to Toronto for our motorcycle show. I would love to see them and meet you

Love that bike, bro... Just an opine, the decals, logos take away from the steampunk look. Which looks awesome. Perhaps your own logo, would better suit this, since you built it? Be well, nice work, indeed.

I just love these custom bikes - engineering, art, and fun all in one! :)

This is genus. I appreciate lost object art, and this is one of the best examples I have seen in ages. Good job!

I'd bet the silver dollar on the first bike is the most "circulated" dollar in history!!!

I love homebrewed stuff like this. Thanks for sharing.

I love both bikes but, that double engine bike is fantastic. Thanks for sharing.

They say a bike can never be Art, I beg to differ.

That's just art, wow. Racing wheelchair wheels... cause everyone got that laying around? :D

I can’t handle this much coolness and creativity I’m dying

That's some fine looking machinery out your way. Glad I dropped in on this video.

9:07 onwards, something fell off near the front pedal sprocket

I've got a question for anyone who may be able to answer. I have an old honda mini bike that I patched the float in the carb so its actually floating now. I got it to run for about 10 min (enough to do a few laps around the house) then it died on me. It'll start with starter fluid and the choke closed but only for a few seconds. Any suggestions on what I should try?

Quite the functional peices of art. Looked like the kitchen sink bike was a big hit.. It's amazing

Whatched the whole build series back then. What I really admire is the combination of technical skills and creativity, which is a rather rare thing, I´d say. Regards from Germany.

Hey Mustie1, what ever happened to the meter-maid truck you spent all that time on? We haven't seen it in a while!