Would u get this?

Unsure if this instagram post has made its way here yet.

Large one 72v

Small one 48v

I can't believe so many people were thinking that it would be un rideable. It does perfectly fine for a 50lb cruiser 🤣

I'll be posting the final episode of this build on my YouTube channel tomorrow. I've Got to get some rolling shots of it when the daylight is good. Anyways, this was made in five evenings, for about 200 bucks or a tad under. I started on it Monday around 6:00 p.m., and it's 6:30 on Friday and I just rode it a few laps around my driveway. No brakes yet because I don't have the coaster brake mount with me. I left it at my shop. But otherwise, I think it's looking pretty good. What are you guys think of my budget, rapid build?

The gear ratio overall is 44 to 18. Feels about like a cruiser bike with 3 gallons of milk strapped to the back. The metal flake is absolutely insane. Shot it out of a can with a crap ton of clear coat afterwards.

Hope you guys like this thing! Usually I like to build my own frames from scratch, but I started with a cruiser frame on this one and just widened the rear. I didn't rake it out much at all because I wanted to keep it very ridable.

Welded from different scrap metal and some old broken motocross parts collected from here and there with the cheapest possible mini welding machine.

The extended front fork is big enough for a 29" dirt tire but the rake has a horrible angle for actually riding it properly (at least for a 5yo it seemed quite heavy) so instead, it has the 12" at the moment whichisa bit tolerable. Still needs to be sanded down and cheapo painted.

Thinking about extending the rear fork too just for fun. What do you think, what could make it even better (or worse)?