180HP Scooter is Finished! CBR 1000 Honda Ruckus REPSOL Edition!

First drive with the CBR 1000 Ruckus scooter! Thanks for watching our 400th episode!
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[mtb_prodigy]

No clickbait. Crazy builds. Insane design. Massive power. Unlimited imagination. Boys being boys. Grind hard never disappoints 🔥💯🇺🇸

[GrindHardPlumbingCo]

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[maxferris]

Will killed this build! Props to the kid himself. Grind Hard is the real deal

[mtb_prodigy]

These projects just get better, more powerful, and more insane every time. Grind Hard deserves a Red Bull sponsorship or something 🔥💯🇺🇸

[UmmmmmmmWhat]

I think the thing that makes this whole idea the most absolutely Premium is that it's a hardtail. Nothing handles high speeds on your death trap scooter like the high technology and cushioning of a hardtail. 😂

God i love these Will builds.

[csorgb]

You should drive it to your local Honda motorcycle dealer and let them see your masterpiece.

[michaels]

The Ruckus is such a cool little scoot, and the Fireblade is a magnificent sport bike. Put them together and you have a level of insanity that I never knew I wanted/needed in my life. Awesome build!

[OpenCarry]

Amazing! Also nice to see a video for once that's not a clickbait!

This reminds me of when I walked into my friend's garage to find him and his father secretly building a project they did not yet mention.

They fabricated a go-kart/road buggy FROM SCRATCH, they then placed within its beautifully crafted frame - a yamaha r1 engine from some wrecked bike. This thing was the sickest machine I ever drove. Keep in mind this is way before youtube, they were the first people that I personally knew that ever did anything close to anything like this. His dad was a high level engineer for a place called sikorsky's aircraft. Somebody who could build a helicopter can build a go-kart ;-). It's too bad that it got sold to some idiot for $15, 000 who rolled it within 2 weeks, he broke both his arms in one of his legs and almost died. So unfortunately I can't get any videos or pictures of it.

During the 3 months that we had it though we probably put 10, 000 mi on that thing 😂

We were even sweeping sand out of the road ahead of time to make sure we had a decent track. Yes I was a bit wild when I was young, we used the roads as if they belonged to us. Let's just say we... Never. "Got pulled over".... Though I'm sure the police would have rather we did pull over 🤣😂

I think I was the one who got it to the fastest speed. I hit 160 on interstate 84. By the time I realized I was going 160 I almost shat in my pants, so I got off the throttle and got off the next exit.

Thing handled like a dream as long as you didn't try to take corners like an idiot. Complete roll cage with plexiglass windshield. The wheelbase was probably a little bit bigger/or slightly smaller than an old-school Volkswagen beetle. Absolutely insane machine. So much fun. Those are the times that friends never forget! We were just talking about it a couple weeks ago actually :-) 😊

[caardappel]

Gosh darn Grind Hard hall of fame, I tell ya h'what!

Epic build, top notch video, incontrovertible proof that Ethan has no fear response, AND a Will impression? This beast better get its own merch!

[musicauthority]

Will's helmet is AWESOME and it matches the Ruckus.

Ethan is like me he has absolutely no fear when he's operating a vehicle. wether it has a steering wheel or handle bars. he's Totally it's always the best part of GHPC when a project is finished. and Ethan tests it to it's maximum limit he gives it the full send.

and now that Will has built his first truly insane project he's solidly a part of GHPC. congratulations Will with a few minor tuning issues (that probably came from it's previous life) taken care of. it's definitely going be an insane ride. I'm curious if it was licensed for on the street? if was you could surely license it again. they don't have to know that it's a 180 HP Ruckus at the licensing department. it would be a kick in the ass to ride around on the street. I have been a GHPC viewer since they first started out on YT. and from what I have learned about Ethan. you will probably be putting a ski and a track on it this winter. that will be interesting for sure.

[Al.Venture]

I’m so jealous of will, I’d love to be able to learn from y’all and grow in this kinda environment

[atrisk]

Always love watching what you guys have to show us. My 4yr son and I can’t get enough keep up the awesome work from your Aussie mates from down under. My son said this one was Premium.

[recepton.]

When you build something like this by your own, the excitement you holding while building it to see it alive gives the real joy when you ride it.

[signdeals]

“Your honor, there’s no way I was doing a 100mph. It’s just a mini bike...”

[bzcustomz]

It's so cool to see how far young Will has come! I absolutely loved the look on his face when it fired up and Edwin was in complete shock. Bravo gentlemen!

[joels]

Legitimately its guys like you who made stuff like the A10. Bravo guys! Keep up the excellent engineering.

[mikewilhelmson]

Ive been watching you guys for a few years, Im so stoked for you. Livin the dream because you earned it. Keep em coming keep havin fun

[DubDubJibber]

You guys NEED to turn this into a drag behemoth! It's long, its low, and its fast as f@$%! Slap some slicks on it and see what it'll do on a track. Make sure Will has at least 5 sweaters on for that though.

[aneilen]

That made me so happy seeing you guys giving it it's first rip, those are the times with friends you remember for the rest of your life, that excitement and joy that gives you goose bumps.

[emtjc]

I think this is the first time I have seen you two take so much time to make it look good and actually function well. I'm super proud of you guys. you have came so far! keep it up.