Here I am Joe! With surgical precision and cunning, you successfully extracted the transmission from the belly of the beast. Nice work brother. Well as you can imagine I need a short nap now. Happy for you getting that done👍👍
Great stuff Joe. You made it look easy. It was about this stage I stepped back and felt somewhat overwhelmed and I had yet to progress to clutch plate disassembly on top of all the bits I’d disassembled but like you I had boxed and labeled stuff to help with rebuilding. Your camera work has been ‘spot on’ and others will really benefit from watching. I thoroughly enjoyed your ‘wrenching away the trans!’ 😂🎉 Good luck, keep smiling your doing well 👍🏍️🇬🇧 Dave
Thank you Dave. I figured I’d throw the camera on and see where it looked. Now I can fine tune it. Pics and notes are a must for me. Good to hear from you as always Dave. All the best.
Top job you done there, good idea to take notes and photos of the strip out, you get a great feeling of satisfaction working on your own bikes, especially a bigger job like you are doing here. with new clutch and transmission Mr Klaus going to be a pleasure to ride and you can say I did that. A good tip I saw on another channel when bike on centre stand put a strap through front wheel and centre stand so it cannot roll off stand if bumped accidentally.
Thanks. I’m pushing onward. Yes, wouldn’t want it to push off the center stand, especially with the rear swinging arm off - that would be a mess! Good to hear off you. Joe
Here I am Joe! With surgical precision and cunning, you successfully extracted the transmission from the belly of the beast. Nice work brother. Well as you can imagine I need a short nap now. Happy for you getting that done👍👍
I was napping during the process. 👍🏻
Great stuff Joe. You made it look easy. It was about this stage I stepped back and felt somewhat overwhelmed and I had yet to progress to clutch plate disassembly on top of all the bits I’d disassembled but like you I had boxed and labeled stuff to help with rebuilding. Your camera work has been ‘spot on’ and others will really benefit from watching. I thoroughly enjoyed your ‘wrenching away the trans!’ 😂🎉 Good luck, keep smiling your doing well 👍🏍️🇬🇧 Dave
Thank you Dave. I figured I’d throw the camera on and see where it looked. Now I can fine tune it. Pics and notes are a must for me. Good to hear from you as always Dave. All the best.
Top job you done there, good idea to take notes and photos of the strip out, you get a great feeling of satisfaction working on your own bikes, especially a bigger job like you are doing here. with new clutch and transmission Mr Klaus going to be a pleasure to ride and you can say I did that. A good tip I saw on another channel when bike on centre stand put a strap through front wheel and centre stand so it cannot roll off stand if bumped accidentally.
Thanks. I’m pushing onward. Yes, wouldn’t want it to push off the center stand, especially with the rear swinging arm off - that would be a mess! Good to hear off you. Joe
I hope I never have to do this but this video will be super helpful if I do. Thanks!
BTW … now I can’t get that Bad Company song, (seagull) out of my head great music as always.
My dad used to call me a seagull. I can’t elaborate being a family channel and all… Ha ha
Great progress!
It surprised me too Rob!
Can't wait to see you put Humpty Dumpty (I mean "Klaus") back together again! I hope you record the clutch & neutral switch replacement.
Yes, Mr. Dumpty here will be attempting to twist spanners as best I can.