jrat_customs posts custom electric bike video

Jrat Customs posted a new video on X on Sept. 3 showing a custom electric bike project under the caption “Rolling Art $.” The clip, posted by the account @jrat_customs, centers on fabrication and finish work, including frame changes, component detailing and paint treatment, according to the post referenced in social briefing material. The account used the post to show work in progress and invite viewer reaction. The post is listed on X as 2095303827935076574. ### What does the Sept. 3 post show? The Sept. 3 video focuses on a custom electric bike build rather than a stock production model. The social briefing tied to the post describes the clip as “Rolling Art $” and says it highlights craftsmanship steps, frame modifications, bespoke components and painted finish work tied to the bike. Jrat Customs’ own website says the company builds “completely custom one of a kind electric bicycles” and markets them as “old school builds with functional technology.” The site also shows examples of named builds and says customers can request custom work through an inquiry form. (x.com) ### Who is behind Jrat Customs? Jrat Customs identifies itself online as a custom e-bike builder. (x.com) Its website says it has built more than 50 e-bikes and offers custom tanks, lights, wheels and frames as part of its builds. The same site says customers can “schedule a call” to discuss a “dream build.” A separate Jrat-related site describes the business as specializing in “completely custom one of a kind electric bicycles,” echoing the main site’s emphasis on individualized designs. (jratcustoms.com) A business listing linked to Jrat Custom Electric Bike also places the operation in Freeport, New York, though that location detail could not be independently confirmed from the main website. ### What details does Jrat Customs give about the bikes? Jrat Customs says on its website that its bikes can cover 10 to 30 miles on one charge and recharge in four hours. The homepage also advertises top speeds of 26 to 30 miles per hour and presents the products as custom-designed e-bikes rather than mass-market models. The shop page lists at least one “signature Frame 750W pedal bike,” while a separate commerce site associated with the brand advertises several named models and custom-order options. (jratcustomebikes.com) Those listings suggest the brand mixes one-off commissions with limited catalog offerings. ### Why did the post ask for feedback? The Sept. 3 post was framed as a showcase for viewer response, according to the source briefing, which said the creator asked followers for feedback and commission-related interest. (jratcustoms.com) That matches the company’s broader online setup, where its website prominently invites prospective buyers to “Get A Custom Build” and submit contact details for a quote. (jratcustoms.com) The account’s social presence also includes earlier short-form video posts tied to custom e-bike visuals. A TikTok account identified as Jrat Custom E-Bikes has posted clips tagged “electricbike” and “bicycle,” showing the brand’s use of video platforms to display finished work and riding footage. ### Where can viewers follow what comes next? (x.com) The X post remains the main public reference point for the Sept. 3 video, and replies on that thread are the clearest place to watch for follow-up comments from @jrat_customs. Jrat Customs’ website also directs prospective customers to an inquiry form for quotes and custom-build discussions, while its shop and portfolio pages list existing models and prior builds. (tiktok.com) (x.com)