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This channel pertains to motorcycles and the documentation of motorcycle related repairs. It focuses mostly on older motorcycles and seeks to capture their related parts and assemblies in a visual perspective for my use and for anyone having an interest to follow along. It is not intended to be a “How to” or instructional platform.
1982 Harley-Davidson FXRS: The 1,000 Piece Puzzle
This video documents the assembly of my 1982 Harley-Davidson FXRS Shovelhead that has been in storage for 16 years.
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Kawasaki Vulcan 750 Turn Signal Replacement
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This video follows our replacement of the front and rear turn signals on the 1986 Kawasaki Vulcan Motorcycle.
Yamaha FZ1 Handlebar Change
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This video documents a stock handlebar change for a 2002 Yamaha FZ1 1000 motorcycle.
Harley Davidson Clutch Lever Replacement
Просмотров 3 тыс.2 года назад
The video documents our replacement of the 2004 Harley Davidson Night Train's broken clutch lever.
1986 Kawasaki Vulcan 750 Coolant Change
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
Changing the coolant on a 1986 Kawasaki Vulcan 750
1986 Kawasaki Vulcan 750 Front Wheel Removal and Installation
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.3 года назад
Chronicles the removal and reinstallation of the 1986 Kawasaki Vulcan 750 front wheel for tire replacement
1986 Kawasaki Vulcan 750 Rear Wheel Removal and Installation
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Removal and Installation of the rear wheel on a 1986 Kawasaki Vulcan 750.
wow you really went through the whole thing, is that still an amf? i have a 1980 flh from new and have not done a thing to it except oil and tires and other incidentals but still puttin'.
Much respect for someone who can totally disassemble a motorcycle and put it back together without having a bunch of leftover parts like I would 👏
Well done bro
Thanks a lot… I also have tape on my turn signals but I was a little scared of changing them… not anymore 🙂
Very methodical, no stone left unturned. Ride it proud , you earned it !
What wrenchs did you use to loosen the clutch nut?
They sell these relays at NAPA
No mention of how the relays connect the wiring harness please elaborate
They are great bikes. I'm in the middle of restoration of my 82 fxrs. Can't wait to see it all done. Great video where did you source most of your parts from?
Great video! I was really looking forward to how you were going to deal with the wet sumping tube routing issue. Did you end up routing it back to the air filter can? I have an 82 FXRS with it being routed out along the back suspension arm and then through a filter. I was really curious what your solution was. Nice Job!
When I retired last year I wanted an old shovel. I'm an old FLH guy and found a beautiful 71 mostly original. She's almost finished now runs beautiful with the original early Bendix carb throttle wire ! You're very anil like I am but I have to ask why did you miss match the tire's!!🤷 The rear looks like a Avon and you put a Dunlop on the front! Would like to know what motor specs you used?
I had a '82 FXRS in 1982.. Hated it! Was as close to an oversized Sportster as you get.. Squirrelly as hell and ugly.. Hated it
It’s a beauty
Bought my first Harley when I turned 19 - a 1981 Candy Red FXWG Wide Glide early November 1982. Good thing it had forward controls, because the rear cylinder exploded due to HD boring out the 74" cylinders to 80" and not leaving enough wall thickness were the base bolt relief cuts were made. Spent all winter in my Ohio basement stripping it to the frame and wiring harness. Engine was at a local speed shop getting a S&S 96" Stroker, solid lifters and Andrews C grind cam. Sent every part and fastener I could to Brown's Plating for over $2000. Put it all back together in late February. Had that bike through my Navy years and sold it in 1998 when I got my Fatboy. Had to wrench on that Shovelhead every weekend...
Tell the truth you disassembled the bike so when your wife pissed ya off you could have something to rebuild & get away from her 😂🤣
Im impressed!
Thought I'd let you know, if you wanted to put those amber reflectors that came on the side of the fork tubes back on; simular to the red ones on rear fender struts, they still make them. PN 59254-91
It's like a sporty on steroids
Great resto and video, that is getting to be a fairly rare bike and sought after, they weren't that popular when they were current but always had a liking for the Sturgis models
Excellent job Sir...I love seeing a job done proper, clean and professional... You earned my respect and sub.
I have the same yr. Great seeing another one on the road. Great job.
Are they rare?...it looks kinda tall, for its stance, and high grkhnd clearance, i like it.
The FXRS of the FXR family had taller suspension! The shocks on the bike are not factory. Standard FXR's sat lower.
Buen trabajo❤
Gracias!
Here is a guy that can dig into the soul of a Harley Davidson and never gets dirty, or has oil and grease soaked cloths. A true professional!!! How would you like to work next to this guy for a week or two? He is an encyclopedia of knowledge that only few in this world have. I’m 58 and been at it awhile. This guy is crazy good!! Cheers!
Thanks!
Hey, you know I'd like working side by side with John, but I'm afraid all my bad habits might rub off on him. 😎 Nice looking Bike, Great Video, Very good assembly. 👍 Ride Safe.
Fired up like a charm.... now you're just showing off. Nice work.
Thanks 👍
love your video, all the best from England, wished that i had my old shovel , now riding 2004 twin cam,
Best of luck!
Nice video. I have a 1982 fxrs for-sale currently just like this… these are great bikes and when put together correctly run great. Mine forsale runs excellent! I really like the Fxr, have several! Beautiful bike!
where is it for sale bud ?
Nice!
Where’s the comm eagle front fender emblem that would be the cherry on top I have an 82 fxb I also have a spare emblem
Beautiful!! 💯🫵🏼👍🏼🫡👊🏼✌🏼🇳🇱
Thanks!
Man does that bring back memories . I did the same thing about 6 years ago on the same bike but also went through the engine and tranny . nice job ... Only thing I see missing besides the exhaust is the 82 only front fender emblem ...
Yep - not sure what the original owner did with the emblem! Keep that bike:)
I'm impressed!!! Good job! I've an '88 FXRS. Had it for 14 years.
Good to hear!
Awesome bike!vlove the old shovelheads
Thanks!
Nice video My friend Mike and I went for a ride on our Hondas in Jan. of 1982 ,snow on the ground but nice (in the 40's) he had a CB750 and I had a Goldwing.When we got back we had such a good time we swore we would never sell our bikes , then in March we visited a Harley dealer in Madison Wisconsin.Mike bought a FXRS and I bought a New Sportster roadster , goodbye Hondas! By July we had over 10,000 miles Both were great bikes.
Great story and good times!
Looking good nice work patience and precision, Love the FXRS, currently rebuilding a -83 FXRT
Nice 👍
Heck ya
Looks like a job you'd do Moe!
Not good to put the pivot axle (swing arm axle) in bone dry. Should have SOME type of lubricant either anti seize or grease. I'd consider removing it and doing so otherwise you'll be beating it out with a long drift (punch)
I had 1 just about the same as yours same colors same year I sold it to a friend of mine cuz I needed the money to rebuild my 1981 Sturgis. In there day they were top of the line great video i might add!!👍
Sturgis is a great bike!
This was my 1st Harley Davidson motorcycle….it really needed to have more gears to shift in the transmission…., a better suited tranny for the motor instead of winding it out at 70 mph….
job well done, enjoyed watching. love shovels!!!!
Thanks 👍
Nice Ride and you had her down for 16 years...Wow. Now at 13:19 that looked like my Angie right down to the licking her chops and the collar.
Great dogs and motorcycles!
This is art beautiful art
Glad to hear!
Nice video. Now let’s see if running down the road.
That's the plan! Thanks for watching-
Wish I could find a Shovel! Nice vid.
Thanks 👍
No badge on the front fender??
Nope - I thought the same thing back in '93
@@twodogmoto6407 strange all the 82s had them mine did, then the badge became a hot item a lot were appropriated aka stolen! I miss my FXR,
Great video sir!
Thanks for watching
Fantastic!
Thanks!
Thank You!! Good Job!!
Just replaced my 1995 Vulcan Saging Blinkers all the way around. I pulled the wires out and drilled the rubber tube/bar out to 5/16th and ran ss tube threw them and reran the wires, No more drooping lights., later from Texas.
@fredboat, which model 1995 Vulcan did you perform this on? I need to do my '95 500. Thnx
Can you go through wire colors again on front blinkers red,black, black white on new lights totally different on old blinker thanks
Great video! I need to do this as well. Can you tell us where you got the aftermarket signal lights? A link would be great! Thanks again!
Thanks - The signals were from Bikemaster and available almost anywhere.
I love the warm and personable instruction! Well planned and thought out!