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tie an overhand knot with the strap right at the buckle and they won't slip

All the bikes means the home owner is completely mad and don’t go anywhere near them 👍

I believe it's 17 ltrs and not 20 because 3 litres is stuck below the fuel intake on the other side.

15 sec into the video. Those views are mint!.. Now back to watching

Another great video mate. Just got back home in Wagga wagga from a 3 week trip my wifey and me had up.your way. It was wet for every ride day we did but two but we still smiled the whole way. Man we live in a beautiful country.

Sweet job mate, you going to still run standard gearing ?

lol all good, just learnt how to read. sorry mate ima kiwi

cheers for the review mate. what size are yours? trying to decide on the 18 or 28 liter but yours look about right

Great video Curt, lots of moving parts. Great to see you're all over it and doing a thorough job. Look forward to seeing the next step. Dad

I got the last year model dr650 they were allowed to sell brand new - done over 50k on it in 2 years now - I always take the bike lol. Kinda miss my ttr250 I used to have though if im honest that bike was great fun and easier offroad you never really got "stuck" with it being so light and small it went through everything lol

I'll start by saying I'm doing an armchair diagnostic here as it's always hard to see through a lens but that piston looks good. Very little carbon around top ring.i also do not believe you had any head gasket issues either as water in the combination chamber usually starts to clean things. Plus you would have noticed it using water. The only thing that gets my attention was the amount of piston movement in the bore. I hope it all works out for you.

Nice video bro bro bro

Throw on a smart carb would be an awesome addition.

Massive job on your hands there Curt. Looking forward to seeing how much more grunt the DRZ has got when you get her done 👍🏻

I'm saving this series of your rebuild videos to my DRZ playlist, just in case. Your tool kit video was also very handy, so I saved that as well.

Been hanging out for the rebuild video. Hats off to ya for giving it a crack. I wouldn't have any faith in me trying to give it a go. I can't even put together an Ikea bookshelf without having a dozen pieces left over so having spares left over after a top end rebuild can't be a good thing one would imagine. Have a good one and i'll await the next install. Cheers:-)

Great work dude good on you, another brilliant video awsome channel keep up the great work you do 👍👌💯

Congratulatiions guys awesome achievement

Hooooo ray Big Red finally a last. Well done guys

Good job mate , will be interesting to see how much better she feels first few rides back in 👍

Awesome adventure mate

Ha ha love the bloopers, if I did that in my videos they’d go longer then the main video lol. That oil looked milky you drained. Time to give her a birthday, look forward to the finished product.

Was it down on coolant at all ? Mine has the milky at the very top as well only a very little bit.

Nice work mate, when I rebuilt my carb I found that one of the slide wheels didn't spin, couldn't replace it and slapped it back together but its always in the back of my mind after seeing Lance's fail, I wonder if it was from the same issue that was undiagnosed? On the side of youtube, look out for some content from my direction in the near future, just waiting on a new pc that can handle video editing without crashing

Big job! Impressed you giving this a crack, and hope you can get it all back together. Interested to see this project to completion.

Excellent job mate..have you still got the google maps route for this one..looks like a great ride that i have to explore

Hey mate nice vid I’m in that area, do you know if anything has changed since filming this?

I don’t commute on a bike. But I ride a CF Moto Leader 150. Even taken it moto camping a few times. 👍🏼

Hey mate what’s the name of the campground? Looks amazing 😮

Thank you fellas for all your work, really enjoyed this series, love your choice of bikes and glad your keeping your drz, can't wait to see your fresh up, its great to see so many you tubers out there in Australia on drz,dr's, awesome work mate 👍

I finally stumbled across some videos that actually share the camping meals. All part of the fun haha.

Loved watching the build, bought a CB15E and it now has a 185cc big bore kit, cams, ported head and bigger carb, somehow capable of going 125km/h with a big 6'6" 140kg guy on it, looking to get the same tyre setup and do the same thing

Almost as good as the little XT250, cant kill em.👍👍

How do you find people to go riding with is it through facebook groups or other, ive had a really bad incident solo riding and im trying to find out where but i haven ever really ridden with anyone before

Awesome mate, thank you. Yes would like to see more from you.

Thanks mate for your videos and the effort to do this captures what is fantastic. Please keep going. Cheers

Useless JUNK.

I used to have a YAMAHA SR400, 40 year old beauty. i took it everywhere, from the local stores to into some trails... very nice. so i understand your love for yours. =)

Thought duck creek road was closed during Covid to vehicles…

Thanks mate, another cracker of a video..going to be customising this into a loop from home (toowoomba) next trip down south..looks like a cracking route..

They are the best on highways and trucks sitting on the back wheel.

hi mate, are those spotties any good? where you get them?

I had the chance to get an older one when I was 13 but I never did, I think about it all the time, would have been fun

2006 goldwing. Don't have a car, cause it is one. XD

Hey Curtis, I actually learnt to ride an a Suzuki 90 step through back at the age of 13 to 15 years old. I'm 56 now, wow saying that out loud lol anyway i do commute daily rain hail or shine on my beloved 2013 KLR 650.

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