We started here with doing filming just a juggernaut, video, but we realized the juggernaut gave us so much like rpm power that we really just want to like drive this thing more and I think y'all would enjoy us ripping this thing in some gravel and doing dumb Stuff and trying to hurt ourselves. So let's just do this, this kind of spontaneous video, it's basically just going to be driving this thing, so I hope you enjoy it we used to do we used to call this trying to break, and essentially we were built. Brick repeat so the idea is we just send it as hard as we can and if something breaks on it, we basically just known affixes before paint we've been sending it all day, long in this thing and nothing's broken. So I guess, if we can't break anything on that, that'd be quite the feat, but let's just get to ripping this thing.

I hope you all enjoy this one. It's a lot of fun. We're gon na do a little bit of a build breakdown for y'all. Here this is the first video of this thing, you've seen essentially, this started out as a 9d CC, kids atv, with a little leash on the back of it that was connected to a kill switch.

So if your kid went too fast, the parent could just pull the kill switch out. So we're talking that kind of atv and it started with us doing a budget build on it where we took the original engine off and put on a regular 212, and we liked it so much that we decided to stretch this thing. Why didn't you put a new suspension on it and a built motor so going into the motor? It's a built electric start Tillotson from go power sports with a rod and a 265 cam, so it feels pretty good. It just has a typical 22 mil mikuni honor, and that does fine.

It's got a header with rlv muffler, that's it for the motor stuff. What we did is we lengthen the front, a arms and made a fully custom rear swingarm here for the back, and it has we upgraded to 40 chain and a hydraulic, disc brake. It's got slick tires on it because we wanted it to have that kind of stunt. Atv look and it helps us drift around on this gravel and stuff real nice and then a new part we've never used before.

Is this juggernaut driver pulley? It essentially just replaces a 30 series driver and gives you a lot more torque, and just it makes you a built engine happier in its power vamp by shifting it upwards, because the active range of a typical driver is on the lower power band, where a regular, Predator will be more happy so, with that being said, that's kind of the build breakdown of this thing. It still needs paint but, like we said before, we're gon na try to break it. First ready yep. Thank You.

God, though Matthew before wow, that's really fun. It's like drifting, a car like it's not like it go. It's like it's like a lot like drifting, a go. Are you from accordion, oh yeah, you're, doing drifting, a go-kart takes a lot of skill.

Don't get me wrong? We're like this is really hard to kind of keep up drift going yeah. This is definitely where it's meant to be yeah. It gets most fun on loose surface. That was really fun.

I ever do a little more. That's enough. Before I break my neck Jason's turn. That's really fun yeah! You also build one of these.

If you have one of these sitting and resources, you should go for it. It's really fun. It's nothing like we've ever written before, hi Jason. We helped your life insurance policy yep.

Let's get it right, yeah carts! All right, all i didn't -- we to the ant pile yeah, sorry how's, that yeah, that is, that is super fun and pretty brutal at all. Yeah yeah, nice yeah. You know this thing, does all the talking so yeah yeah and future plans. To this thing, we do want to throw a little light bar on the front there, and we also want to put some netting right here like where the foot of your feet rest should go.

That would that make stunning a lot easier. Yeah, it's fun! Okay! Thank you guys so much for watching. This was a lot of fun. Both of us got kicked off of it.

So you know we kind of it worked a number on us there, but the juggernaut held up all our frame components held up axes, not bent nothing like that. We're super surprised on how well this frame like the base frame itself. We added a lot of structure to it, but really just the fact that this was like a little kids like 90 CC atv and like the fact that we just put like close to 20 horsepower on it's a big deal and it's still holding up fine. So I think that was stood the test.

We get a little check mark there, so now we can strip it down and get it ready for paint, but thank you go Powersports, definitely check it out. Our previous builds kind of show the whole like timeline of this thing up to here so definitely check those out and see this thing coming. It's coming to be the beast. It is right now, but we'll see you next time, thanks for watching.