What can we Build For $200, this Motorcycle.

45 thoughts on “What can we Build For $200, this Motorcycle.”

1. That is really COOL looking!! Thanks for posting.

2. I LIKE IT !!

3. Functional beauty!

4. That's true steampunk i like it!!!

5. I heard the fart

6. Funky! Nice work man!

7. I´ve been following this channel for years but this build… I´m kinda lost for words. Just… genius! Creative, tasteful and technically so well presented.
   This has to be "The Chef´s Bike"! Gordon Ramsay´s choise!? I´m in awe! Thank you Darren for sharing this with us!

8. Awesome piece of art and the fact that it actually runs well makes it even cooler, thanks for sharing your custom cycle buddy

9. I just see me pulling the clutch in at a stop sign. lol

10. That is really cool! Nice engineering.

11. thats a work of art and should be in a Mustie Museum… extraordinary skills and artistic flair…

12. This is absolutely beautiful. Mad max but high class

13. You need a freed-up sort of mind, to make something like this

14. 😎👍

15. “Creativity is intelligence having fun” – Albert Einstein
    Great Job on the bike
    Love the use of alternative parts !!

16. Saludos,Don't stop, go to the next project and make a collection

17. Bless your heart bud. I had dogs ride with me too. Awesome build. Thank for confirming that anyone with patience time and materials can make anything happen. Even the COOLEST BIKE EVER

18. That is such a cool bike! Very creative! Who wouldn't want to ride it?

19. i love this

20. Teapots for exhausts, inspiring;-)

21. just cime accross your your video what a cool build, i live the fact that u have used bits and bats from kitchen supplies well done its amazing

22. I remember watching you building that bike.

23. That was one too many…

24. That's a fan tactic rear fender! I love unusual and this is awesome 👌

25. Bad ass

26. I have picked up a vast amount of technical knowledge from Darren’s incredible videos over the years. Thanks to my multiple decades in the restaurant industry, I finally have a chance to return the favor; Those mesh scoopers that you used on the bike are called skimmers or straining ladles. Usually they are used in deep fat fryers but can also be used for soups and sauces. As always, awesome video and keep up the great work brother!

27. Perhaps the most original, clever, and skillful builds I've ever seen. To get an OCC chopper look while using restaurant supply pieces is a work of creative genius! Amazing.

28. Love it !!

29. Wow i rember this build in the home garage

30. front wheels look like race bike wheels for harness racing, they now use carbon fiber wheels. cool bike

31. it's neat and custom as can be. 😁

32. What a piece of art.

33. Hiya Darren

34. How slick,, Thanks for the neat content,,you never fail to impress us with know how and cleverness!😃

35. Can we all say that we would love to see him build another one of these beautiful bikes

36. It's a trike!

37. Quite a contraption !

38. I am so blown away, now l wanna make one!!!

39. that is absolutely amazing man what a sick bike

40. Everyone tryin to be OG Hells Angels

41. I love All your videos, especially when you make things out of what other people would call junk. I really hope that you would make another bike/trike, or what ever out of what ever you have laying around in your personal stash.

42. Cool machine, dude!! Looks way better than the OCC bikes… This one has a high level of authenticity and originality (most OCC bikes lack this)

43. Looking forward to another bike build. Those are some of the most interesting things you've ever made. Its been too long.

44. Wow simply amazing well done you 👍🏻

45. What a beautiful creation, and more rideable than a typical OCC chopper.

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