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It's not overly expensive compared to the rest of the market though. So, in that way they are reasonable.

Thank you so much. I'm happy with them.

Shoot me an email. Zsgarage2021@gmail.com

I have learned a lot since this video and appreciate the insight! It's truly amazing to be able to print something right out of my house and put it on my bike. Love it!

Thanks so much! It's so much fun and highly suggest it!

So glad that it's inspiring. It's a lot of fun and really amazing that you can just make parts at home yourself!

Thanks! They turned out great!

Thanks for the heads up! Always looking to improve! I think I degreased before coating but always a good reminder!

Hey man, wanted to congratulate you! You are the WINNER!!!! Shoot me an email. Zsgarage2021@gmail.com

Awesome! Love to inspire! It's a lot of work to make these videos but it's also a lot of fun. Ultimately, that's why I do these videos.

Hopefully it will be. I'm getting the Porsche engine back soon so I'll be spending some time on that as well. So, we will see.

Dude, it's so legit. You're going to love it.

@ tried it for the first time last night, omg can we all say it at the same time? F*** SPRAY PAINT 🤣 dude 1,000% better, All I want now is a larger oven!

Appreciate the support. It's fun and challenging. I'm having a ton of fun challenging myself and making new parts.

Thanks Mark. My #1 Fan!

Totally get where you are coming from and everyone is totally entitled to there opinion. But, if I’m buying a set of carbs and they’re getting stuck open…. Then that’s dangerous. Secondly, $700 wasn’t just for carb cleaning. It was for powder coating, disassembly, and tuning on the motorcycle. I don’t do RUclips full time. I have a family, I work and have a life. That’s why I paid someone to do what I did. Anyways, again totally get what you’re saying.

@zsgarage2021 it may sound negative the way i wrote this but its really about if you do something not OEM on your bike, youll have to figure things out on your own unless your ready to pay someone and be unsatisfied... Tho, stuck slide happened to me on a vm36 mikuni, and I guess Murray use those exact same carbs... It was a mix of the cable routing angle, they way the end was soldered, the return spring the way it sits and even the cable on the trottle... I took my time and re-did things with more attention and problem never came back... Thanks for the kind reply and I also respect your opinion. If they advertise this as a absolute direct not tuning replacement then I feel you but I wouldnt expect any product that advertise this even more for carburetors... And on a more positive note, your build is looking good !

I get what you’re saying. I just think expectations is it doesn’t get stuck. I’ve done quite a few carbs and builds and haven’t had this issue. But, at the same time, still a small quantity to make a final opinion. I have been enjoying the Keihin carbs though. Also, appreciate the love. We’re all here to learn. And thank you, been loving this build. I’m also having a ton of fun creating parts for my other build. It’s been challenging but really really satisfying.

So sorry, but you were not the winner. Shoot me an email and I can at least email you the STL file so you can take a crack at it! Zsgarage2021@gmail.com

I'm actually going to be working on headlight brackets next and then some small fairings. Of course, I'll be doing carbon forging for those parts.

Check it out: www.dynoman.net/carb/keiCR.html

@@zsgarage2021 Thx man. Same deal: "not available at this time" :(

Check it out: www.dynoman.net/carb/keiCR.html

Hahaha, the amount of clamps is funny. But definitely necessary for any forging. Finishing up the other side rear set now. Then bushings for the holes and then it’s ready! Hoping to drop the video this weekend!

Thanks! I’m about to do the triple trees on this 1975 that I’ve been working on. For triple trees, I’d look into cognito moto and ask them. They have a ton of options on there website

Yeah, I think that there can be some design changes to reinforce the triple tree to give it more strength. I'll revisit it at some point. I'm actually currently working on carbon forged rearsets at the moment. Video will be out in the next week or so.

Comfortably, 14” x 12” x 10” (W x D x H)

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the comment!

I’m located in the Bay Area. What about you?

That’s awesome! I’ve been working on some fairings. Probably another month or two out for that though.

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!

Appreciate that! It’s been fun pushing myself to learn more and get more experience. Working on rearsets now.

Shoot, I didn't realize that I didn't even say. I used PETG.

@ sweet! Yeah I figured it was a higher temp filament as the resin can get hot. Nicely done man, makes me need to practice more of the forming on F360!

It took a ton of practice with fusion 360. Many many hours of trial and error. But, totally worth it.

I did parts like that with PLA and I had a sort of cross linking issue, after few weeks the part start to become a little opaque white. No issue like that with PETG?

@ haven’t had that issue. I’ve done a lot of parts with PETG and it’s been solid.

Thanks man! I really appreciate the comment! I'm no expert but I try to push my boundaries. Working on rearsets at the moment and going to carbon forging them. Looking forward to posting that.

Happy new year to you too! Learned everything from RUclips! Just takes time to sit down and go for it.

Hey John, Hope this helps! www.dynoman.net/carb/keiCR.html

I've learned so much over the last couple of months. I've switched to almost printing exclusively with PETG and yes, CF is just an additive.

@zsgarage2021 same here, almost exclusively print in PETG...although I really love Polymaker PA612-CF for functional parts on the bike. It's crazy strong (I printed flag mounts for my bike, they handle a flag at highway speeds) great heat resistance, and it prints as easy as PLA.

Hey, At the moment I am not but willing to work with someone in the future. Shoot me an email. My email is in my profile. Thank you

Fusion 360. I love it.

Thanks! Was just about to check that out

2012 Yamaha R6 forks. Bought them off a donor bike.

Hey, If you go to the playlist section, then choose the 1980 Honda CB750 Playlist. Pt2 is there....

No way! Where are you from?

@zsgarage2021 Germany

@@kaijudt8358 I didn't realize how strict Germany was.

Thanks for the suggestion. I actually have a can of Max 2k clear coat that I plan on hitting with it.

Also, don't forget to comment on rim color and fairing! This is the peoples build where the people decide how I build the bike.

Hey, thank you for the suggestion. I've been playing around with how long my videos are. I'm planning on doing some longer form videos! Also, don't forget to comment what color for the rim and what fairing style! The peoples build is for you to decide on how I build this bike!

That's awesome! I've been playing around with different filaments lately. I have tried carbon fiber nylon just yet. I'll have to give that a go.

Thanks man! Stoked on continually making things. Let me know what color rim you want to see and if you want to see fairings on the bike!!!

@@zsgarage2021 I would vote for a silver rim, and i would love to see a fairing on the bike!

Thank you so much! - I tried clear but it's not any brighter. I think the epoxy printing is the way to go. My buddy is still printing the pieces for me to try it. - Yes, the orange on the right and left is very much possible to make it a blinker. - As for compression, it does have the potential to hit the tire. But, it only sticks out about 1" underneath the hoop. I think it'll be ok. I love the bronze idea and the full fairings!

I have. I think my next revision may do kevlar tow or kevlar strands.

@zsgarage2021 I'd love to see how that turns out I have used the same forging kit as you used, I think I may also need to try with a different hardwner

@@AndyVdrifts I’m planning on doing a set of rear sets for the bike. I’m thinking longer strands of carbon fiber tow. Maybe even making a foot peg too out of carbon forging.

@zsgarage2021 nice I'm thinking of making some riser spacers for my aprilia that way, thats how I found you video and channel, at the moment I just have ally tube which works, I cant help thinking if I forge the carbon around the alloy tube it would be way stonger, look 100 times better and remove the little flex I currently have (its not huge to be honest I think I just want to play with carbon fibre

@@AndyVdrifts You should just go for it. I'd say run some tests on it and see how much force it would take to break before installing on your bike though.

No problem! Good luck with making your own tray! It's really cool what 3D printing has brought to the motorcycle industry!

Thanks so much! It is for sure here to stay! Also, excited to show off the tail light soon.

www.dynoman.net/carb/keiCR.html There you go man! Good luck!!!!

It definitely is a good feeling! Feels like such a victory! Also, stoked for you to start your build! What bike are you planning on working on?