Complete Motorcycle Build in 15 Minutes - KLR650 Time Lapse
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2019
- When you speak, we listen. You wanted us to deliver our content faster, so we sped things up for this video. Our 1987 Kawasaki KLR 650 was wounded in combat and we staged a rescue mission for our ol’ friend. Here’s how it went down…in real time, of course.
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"Nessun Dorma" by Paul Rich: / nessun-dorma
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Martin Carlberg - Tired Of You Being Tired Of Me
Jett Everill - Deal Breaker
Håkan Eriksson - Sneaky Cats
Ritchie Everett - Snooty Fox
Golden Age Radio - As Time Passes
Jake Bradford - Live and Learn
Ritchie Everett - The Devil's Defiance
Per-Anders Nilsson - Finklestein's Walk In The Rain
The Fly Guy Five - Backyard Bash
Stefano Mastronardi - High Rollin'
Ritchie Everett - The Devil's Defiance 
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I suspect it actually only took him 10 minutes and he slowed the video down for us
@@raw7s784 6:09 how did he push that in then?
@@enduro19 It's a giant magnet, he holds it to the bolt and pulls it away a little bit before it breaks connection.
@@corombb What about 11:58 when he zip ties the wires n then cuts off the excess?
Ajay Mattu Yep! And 11.25 and I could pick out a dozen more times.....
@@ajaymattu4513 that's played forward, but they just added in those little bits to sell the lie.
The moment of the start up.. that is a genuine reaction people! The feelings you get when you successfully complete a task like that....unique
Starting and riding a bike you rebuilt is exquisitely satisfying, I highly recommend it.
Abso-freakin-lutely!
none of it was a second or third or ...th take!
I bought a KLR650 in 1988, $3100. The front sprocket retaining thing was the weakest part on the bike and replaced it twice. I wish I had never sold it.
I also envy mechanically inclined riders who can do their own maintenance and repair. In this age of iPhonies, those who can do, should be respected.
Also, I now have a 06 Yamaha TMax with
Thats the thing is that its not genuine
I love how Ryan is just using a very basic set of tools to put this thing together, improvising where he needs to. That plywood wrench thing he used for the clutch pack cracked me up. Nice to see him showing that you don't need an elaborate workshop to fix a bike. Excellent work!!!
Yeah then there is people like us who make excuses like I don't have the tools for it
What was that plywood for? I have no idea about motorcycles.
@@varveyok533 there is a bolt in that piece that needs to be tightened but it's secured on a piece that rotates itself. So if you were to try and tighten it without holding it in place you'd rotate the piece behind and not the bolt itself, the plywood piece was made to hold that piece in place
Don't even need that much - I've used a regular strap for that before. Wrap it around the hub a few times and hook the other end to the frame right behind the case. Works a treat! I love this bike.
Them: It's just a motorcycle.
Me: Sobbing violently
I feel you bro
I've said it before and I'll say it again: This is the best motorcycle channel on youtube. By a long shot.
I was the 69th thumbs up! Yeah....
@@noshorts6076 first like of 69th like! Likeception!
I used to think Motorcycle Magazine gave it a run for its money, but I miss Ari and Zach.
I am sending them my Land Cruiser 80 to rebuild. Price doesn't matter. I won't find better guys :)
Noone cares
Much respect. Most "rebuilds" from larger companies means they strip down a $2500 bike, and slap $25,000 worth of new stuff on it... but not F9, he replaced the necessary and reused the rest just like the rest of us peons would do in real life. Where we have no sponsors and a $1 is still a $1. Well done!
I really appreciate this comment! We were a bit self conscious about showing all those rusty parts going back on. But hey, we had a few hundred bucks to spend and that's real life eh. ~RF9
I was going to comment that if you strip a bike you could powder coat and or paint. But now reading this comment i will not, you are right i was wrong. I have and old bike and us mortals dont have money to burn...great video and keeping it real!
I did enjoy the asthetic of the old parts, except for the piston. It's so much work to get to the piston, just change it while you're there. No one is going to go, "well la-de-da, aren't we the fancy one with our new piston". No loss of street cred.
@@FortNine I would have added a couple of cans of spray paint. Fantastic video.
The flat head screws on the master cylinder bothered me
I feel completely inept. This dude and his compadre are insanely talented.
this is quite literally not a display of talent, but experience and skill learned by repetition and trial and error. I myself was not born a mechanic, it took 10 years to get on a level where i can confidently say i know what i am doing, and these guys display the same result of countless hours of learning.
It always looks daunting from the outside, once you get in there it's feels easier
I would love to see the slow motion version. Along with notes and comments on the tricky parts. I watched this video 15 times already and never get bored of it. Thanks!!
(Watch it on a slower speed) what I did in a few places. Actually helped me immensely
The look on your face when you started it , like a pround father and his new child !
he gave birth to it
Like a boobied child....
That's a beautiful feeling.
No way was that first start...
Would have spat out smoke and ran like absolute garbage initially until it blew all the crap out of combustion chamber.
One would also hope they cranked the shit out of it with ignition off to get oil pressure too...
@@theonewithin609 I agree it had been fired at least once. The time inbetween turning on the petcock and firing it up was to short. Carb couldn't fill that fast. I've rebuilt motors that fired right up and ran fine .If its a fresh rebuild there's nothing in the combustion chamber to blow out. Especially if you crank it over first to get oil pressure.
The type of guy to not just take off what he needs to repair and repair it but dissect the whole bike, rebuild it from the ground up and make a video of it. Ryan is a God among men
Was jyst gonna check the fluids. 😨
And then go out and destroy the bike 😥
My boy Connor
among us
I am so happy that i found this channel. The last 2-3 days i've been watching pretty much just your videos. Ryan and F9 are the perfect example of how companies should promote themselves - by staying in the background, and letting the content they create speak for themselves.
Same here, almost 2 years later. This music is soothing af too, ngl.
Ryan, that startup at the end was so satisfying. The honest look on your face tells it all, you did it and it worked!! I've been riding since I was 18, I'm 68 now, I've owned 8 motorcycles and I'm about to purchase my 9th. I've rebuilt several engines in my life and the feeling of success and satisfaction you get when you first start it up and it RUNS is a feeling you never forget! You've got a great Channel, I've been watching you for years and I'm happy to see your subscribers have grown, you deserve it. The bike I'm about to buy is a new 2022 Harley Fat Boy 114. I'm excited like a kid at Christmas, the day I'm no longer able to ride motorcycles will come and I'm guessing it will also be the day I die. I have so many fine memories of riding motorcycles, the great trips I've taken all by myself out into the country like a cowboy and his horse exploring the country, that's how I've often viewed my bike, a horse to carry me to new adventures. Ride safe Ryan.
Ryan's laugh at the end was priceless... That's a laugh of a man both excited and relieved... Awesome content as always... Thanks FortNine for what you do.
It didn't sound like it was running. It sounded like he was holding the ignition button.
@@jackmiddleton2080 Ryan tapped the starter button and it fired right up... That is how that KLR650 sounds when it is running. It is a very awesome mechanical sound.
It really was. I have been there.
yeah, that laugh and smile at the end... it's awesome. Love to watch more.
"That's a laugh of a man both excited and relieved"
That's what she said.
I can tell Ryan is a real man.
Coz he used a nut and a screw to press in the bearings.
Huge respect for using ghetto tools for that clutch and dynamo.
Phenomenal. Absolutely phenomenal.
😅
Yeah those are the kind of things you learn by doing. Like adjusting the valves on a tenere with a hacksawed IKEA screw, or reheating/annealing a copper washer over a gas stove by the side of the road.
He should do a video on ghetto repairs. They're some of my best stories and memories.
@@hetistijmen yep yep yep
@@hetistijmen THIS!
Nut and BOLT*
it's not a screw.
That laugh at the end has so much joy in it.
Your scripting for these vids are amazing.
You come across as experienced without being arrogant, knowledgeable without being inaccessible. Props to you and your team for your efforts.
Serious props to how much work has gone into this 15 minute film, I mean wow, what a job!
I've never clicked a vid so fast! Ryan, I got my first bike my dude!
Congrats buddy! Welcome to the club :) ~RF9
What did ya get?
I still have to wait till next week for my first bike... :(
Congratz to you.
Congratulations man! I pick my first bike up tomorrow and I am ridiculously nervous and excited in equal measure!
Woop woop!!! Ride safe! :))
I like the classy music, a nice difference compared to overused electronic/techno beats.
Same
Definately
+1
FortNine has the best music of any channel. Never techno music ever.
Music from the 40s to accompany 40s technology. Perfect.
I appreciate the classy background music. This is a relaxing enjoyable video to watch. Thank you!
The background music is just an masterpiece
The satisfaction level when the engine started must have been insane.
The insanity when the engine started satisfying must have been leveled.
Imagine inventing a motorcycle and driving your first model the first time...
Every time I see a wiring harness I get a twitch in my eye and get flashbacks to very, very dark times...lol great video as always Ryan!
Nothing worse than a fault in your wiring loom. Nearly turned me into a schizophrenic! *stop talking to me whilst I'm writing a comment, I mean it.
Every mechanics nightmare. I used to troubleshoot electrical problem in my old bike, a cb100, even though i'm neither a professional mechanic nor an electrician. So i know how frustrating it is to do it yourself.
Now, with my new bike, i'm doing all the electrical modification my self to make sure i know which wire goes where. It makes troubleshooting a lot easier.
When ever problem issue with the wiring harness i be like : “ oh shit, how many centuries been through”
Honestly, I like wiring. But I'm an electronics person before I'm an engine person. Electronics just make more sense to me.
My headlight kept going of then I'd move of wire and it would come back on now it doesn't come on at all that's enough to cause me palpitations
That last sigh of relief is golden when he starts it up. I'm so amazed by his skills and knowledge. Brilliant
I'm about to start my KLR journey this year. Thanks for all the videos. You guys are something truly special.
Best video of the year.
Excellent selection of the music, camera positioning and framing, lighting, sound... Just SUPERB! Thanks for creating this for us, F9!
GREAT JOB
Ni Murphy puede con F9! Un saludo Majes y espero con ganas tu vuelta. Tómate tu tiempo y te deseo la mejor de las recuperaciones compañero!
It's not as if they've had much time to do many videos during 2019 but yeah, it's one hell of a video
PS: un saludo Majes 😂
Que haces tu aqui crack
Cómprate una de segunda mano, un poco de jabón y 3 en 1 y conviértete en el vicesat de las motos.
Exactly my thoughts man. This guy is good.
Ryan F9- the kind of guy to put reflectors back on a 32 year old KLR.
Safety first.☝️
@@ollilehtonen6764 True but you could swap them into reflective tape instead..
And not a speck of new paint anywhere! Who DOES that??
Hellsong89 Well, reflective tape will get you a”fail” on a UK MoT test. Les
Tall Boy it's a KLR, not an art piece. If your KLR had a pristine paint job you'd be using it wrong
Everything you touch turns to gold, I love what you guys are doing for the the motorcycle . Keep up the good work!!!
Amazing as always! The audio and soundtrack really brought it up a notch. Top quality production!
Good job! I rebuilt my 2006 in 2013 but it took me a full 22 minutes as opposed to your 15. Well done. Thanks.
Pfffft that's nothing I rebuilt my 2008 in 2004... Granted, it did take a whopping 32 minutes in total.
Ah, but did you put it together COMPLETELY before test-starting it? ;)
@Arthur Womack 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Oh man... The smartest and funniest comment since long ago... Thank god I already have finished breakfast, cause I can see a major coffee spill over the keyboard. Well done.
Troy Jollimore IKR? That’s some stones there.
You guys get better with every video. The Camera Work, Ryans Moderating, your choice of music..
Honestly guys, you have surpassed 90% of television in production quality. And easily 99% in content. My Respect
One of the best bike builds I’ve seen! Love the organization, makes great sense. Thank you 🙏🏼
That was bar none... The most incredible motorcycle video I have ever seen in my life.
KLR the ak47 of motorcycles.
John Roe and the ak47 is the 1997 Chevy suburban of guns lol. It just runs.
@@jakehart7617 chevy subruban, every bad ones in hollywood film drive one of them lol
I owned one chevy and it was junk. They take tax subsidies and build in Mexico or China. Fuck Chevy.
So true. What is the AR15 of bikes?
Coconutscott the old diesel skoda octavia, can run upwards of 800,000 miles and still putter along at 75mpg
The way u laid the parts out was awsome. Boy what i would do to have enuff space to work like that. The hidden "f9" was slick.
Don't forget the 69 on the bottom right.
You might like 'James May the reassembler' he does a similar layout and goes slowly through reconstructing things.
Jonathan Riddle came here to say that, though captain slowly would have taken a year to do this
@Ross Bourne oh absolutely. I wish he'd make new episodes of The Reassembler
@@jonr4651 Fantastic show. Wish there was more of it.
You're a freak. You're depth of understanding of motorcycles is amazing and inspiring. Your videos are awesome. Ave Maria? Seriously?! Absolutely perfect. I love it. You make me love my motorcycle even more. Thank you!
I have got a 1991 KLE 500 now and I love it, this video is a great surprise. Thanks!
I like how FortNine is always experimenting with new style of contents. A lot of channels play it safe and keep milking the same stuff for years but not FortNine, that's why we love the channel, that's why FortNine stands out and thats why viewers and customers keep coming back.
I enjoyed that immensely... Technical Lego for grown ups!
Great video Ryan. Really like the stuff you do and the overall honesty and humor that goes with it.
I really love that model . Rode one all over georgia for a year and a half . Some of the most memorable and exciting rides of my life . Excellent job dude .
16:12 Not the usual smile we see. This one is the happy face we need :)
Yeah he was Surprised happy and excited not just "I'll put on a fake smile"
He was genuinely happy
It was such a wholesome smile! Coupled with the triumphant music (nessun dorma) ending off the video, perfect editing.
Buys New, lights, indicators, clocks, reuses bent brake lever... brilliant 👍
and old worn out brake hoses from 1987 which are long past their shelf life
@@saraguard05 yeah I saw that, thought he just recommend changing brake lines every 4 years 😅
and all that whitout new paint on engine...
@@t.h1572 The Frame is all scratched up too.. Why would you strip a bike Totally down and not at least touch up the bare spots?
Company approved budget, i guess
Binge-watched 20 videos or so since last night, when RUclips offered this channel. Could not resist dropping a comment to mention how amazing this channel is. It feels nothing short of watching a good movie. Spectacular!
Outstanding work! Start to finish, a complete KLR "R&R"... Beauty eh?! Seriously good. Thanks for sharing this gem. The understated interludes for task/assembly description is so clever and fun. I love Kawasakis and Harleys, or anything with two wheels! Really man, good job! J.
Dropping this at 1pm huh? Guess I'm taking an extra 15min on my lunch break
Yeah Im hiding in the washroom at work atm LOL
Im in class hiding the phone in my backpack
im hiding from my girlfriend... she doesnt like the fact i spend more time with motorcycles than with her. fortnine is my drug dealer
@@bikewolf7455 lol
Is there any chance that you might post the uncut version? I'd love to watch the rebuild in real-time.
Seconded!
I concur!
Would be awesome
just slow down to 0,25x , here u go
Probably took 5 days to reassemble! hahaha
This has to be one of the best videos ever put on RUclips. Stellar work!
All of your videos are made with fervent enthusiasm & watching them oozes glee!
I'm surprised that you don't have 2M+ subscribers.
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This is the best Motorcycle Content Channel currently!
That suspense to "Nessun Dorma" every biker feels before a major rebuild.
... or a winterization in my case.
That look right after you started it was so pure and relatable. Beautiful video
Wow, this is beautiful! You had the heart to rebuild the poor KLR! The bike deserved its happy ending. Great work guys, you're the best!
I grinned ear to ear right along with you when it started. That's a damn good feeling.
Damn. I thought I was good when I changed a sprocket! LOL.
Skills, man....skills
Doctor: You have 15 minutes left to live
Ryan: *Assembles an entire KLR
Doctor: wtf
Yeah
Doctor ish
I'm sure in reality that whole process has taken at least 18 minutes.
And he build it in a cave. With a box of scraps!
This comment is hilarious 😂
What a great video. Super satisfying to watch someone complete a build. Thanks!
one of the best built up videos i have seen so far, keep going like this. Thanks for making this
Ooh, the KLR is a recurring cast member. When is it going to review something?
*door swings open*
KLR enters room
Stuff audience starts hooting and hollering.
I expect the bike to review riders.
Next April 1st?
i can't wait for the klr to host meme review
I wish you've post the full length (normal speed) version of this video, I'd love to watch that a few times!!!
You could possibly download it and slow it down by a few times
@@EssiCrana that would definitely be possible but the frame rate would be horrendous due to RUclips's compression algorithm
This is the 6th time I'm watching this video and I love it everytime I watch it. Cinematography and editing of the F9 videos is just impeccable.
The face you made and your laugh when that bike started up was everything! Subbed immediately after finishing this video.
Bless the camera person for hitting all the angles perfectly 👌
Complete Motorcycle Build in 15 Minutes - Ryaned but a point is missing. I think you spent so much efforts into making this great video, and then not taking the low hanging fruit. What would be perfect is to make comments about how these parts are working not just what group they belong to, and giving tips on what skill level each of these stages require. The reason why I write this is because how many times do you see a professional completely disassemble a bike? I think I could have learned so much if there were comments included. But as all videos made by the F9 team, it was great!
Id love to see that too. He still did an awesome job with making this video
Agreed. I really hope we see F9 mine the footage of this event for more content.
@@byzantineruins totally agreed
I personally don't care
I am new to the channel, and don’t know his background in motorcycle mechanics... but dam!! Wanna help me on my KZ1300...? It’s 50 years old and still running ( has under 5000 miles)
I love this! I'm looking more into servicing and maintaining my bike and it's so amazing to see someone completely build a bike from the ground up. Thanks @FortNine!
I'm a new biker and have seen many of your latest videos really enjoy and very informative. I've just stumbled across this one, I had know idea you were so mechanically adept too, great vid. Thanks
Big up RF9.
A Mororcyclist that does videos for motorcyclist.
We dont all own big Bmw Gs or expensive bikes. Some dont own one at all.
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bernardo ribeiro the fuck is wrong with you?
@@honestguy7764 I think he had a steoke
When I feel down I come here. The music the and the pace of the video really cheer me up.
This has to be the fifth time I watch this. And every time I just watch it in silence and at the end it just puts a smile in my face. Great work, makes me wanna buy an old KLR. Think that could be my next motorcycle.
I love your work for a long time now but this particular video makes me love you guys even more. Brilliant work and a master class on every inch of a bike. Thank you for that
@FortNine This is absolutely legendary. Your videos are outstanding! YOU MUST CONTINUE!
4:16 Eagle Mike doohickey (counterbalancer chain tensioner)...
Nice!
Awesome vid. This kid gives me hope for the future. I gave done the same from KX65s to CRF450s and everything in between. I got that exact same look on my face every time I fired up a rebuild or restoration project after having held every single bolt and bearing in the entire bike in my hands.
How did you become so knowledgeable about motorcycles? Thank you for sharing your passion. I hope you realize how much you are helping those of us that are new at a lot of this stuff!
16:11 this is the part where the rest of us find out we have to do a second rebuild to find out why it didn't start.
it stared tho thank God
That happiness and proudness on your face, I must say, was Genuine .
That was so satisfying to watch.
Someone else fixing the bike.
10/10 Ryan..
Great job.
I seen the big smile on ya face when it was running.
Makes it worth it.
You have many talents with bikes mate.
Cheers from Australia
This was fantastic….’Zen and the art of motorcycle re-construction’….I can’t put it any other way. Well done…again!
Honestly didn't know you could rebuild bikes. 😅 Absolute Savage 🤠 keep it up !!
use Google.
@@Francois_Dupont Google lies sometimes.
Francois Dupont's mum did too. Your'e adopted.
If he got the tools, anything is possible for him...... 90% of the time.
@@Francois_Dupont haynes manuals man, they're legendary for a reason
hell, i rebuilt an entire Aprilia RS125R with just one of them
Ryan I just bought my first bike recently I just wanted to tell you that you and your videos have really helped me with my purchase and getting into 2 wheeled mechine of death.
Bad attitude on the reference. The machine of death is the car driver looking at the phone.
Congratulations! How are you liking it so far? ~RF9
@@FortNine Never thought I'd be able to ride let alone enjoy one. Bonus fact! Almost died once already.
@@thedawapenjor bro are u still alive
What bike did you buy? A 1000cc?
Mad respect bro. Seeing you put that bike together was something worth watching. Make me feel to strip down a bike and put it back together. Keep up the great work.
Ryan F9 doesn’t only keep it real but he motivates you to be confident about your motorcycle / riding as well taking care of your two wheels! I genuinely am a big fan of the hard work and ingenuity of his content! This video by all standards could have been just this year! As others have mentioned you keeping this project with the setup and budget you’ve worked makes it something every rider can relate to ! And not just another video to upsell parts and upgrades to us !
I absolutely loved this video and all your videos. When you started it up for the first time and said "whew thanks for watching". That was pure gold pure emotion and pure satisfaction. Keep up the great work
Seeing the use of Loctite and torque wrenches eases my anxiety! Thank you for doing it right!
Love the way it looks with the round headlight
Incredible video. Certainly one of the best channels on RUclips. Thanks Ryan.
Wow! Really enjoyed this build from the ground up. Your video's are always full of good info and entertaining at the same time. Please, keep them coming!
Extremely well put together video.
Well thought out, good pacing, informative.
Make more!
I remember taking apart just the seat and that back fender assembly, with all the lights and ecu and everything, and I thought that was hard! Good job!
What can one truly say!?)) A beautiful exacution of enjoyment and love shown with, choice verbal self extraction form, with exonerated mental dexterity, your class metrology of teaching others alike, far superior to none, is a total and absolute joy to watch, and thanking you for an accident which helped me find, the bike of my dreams, the one for me is the Yamaha SCR 950 YOU HELPED ME. THANK YOU AGAIN
That ending was beautiful. That’s a great feeling you get when it actually starts.
This was utterly fantastic. Really gives me inspiration/hope for my project bike.
Oh, the subtle "69" of the hand guard brackets was a nice touch too :)
Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well. I came to the comments to see if anybody else has noticed the "69". Nice
I wish you the best of luck with your project bike.
It's been clear to me, going through your catalogue that you have excellent understanding of how bones for together, but this has genuinely impressed me.
Wow. How he remembers how and where all those intricate parts go is amazing. Bike mechanic extraordinaire. 👍👍
TBH most parts will only fit in one place so even if you can't remember exactly how it goes, trial and error usually works just fine.
Wondering why it took me over a year to rebuild me bike. Fear of failure and laziness no doubt. Ryan has neither of those character flaws. Nice Video.
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Ryan is the man i wish i were!
Ryan has none of those! I have many! Lol
The best video I will watch all day! Fantastic concept and expertly executed! Well done!! Loved the grid layout of the parts!
I have watched it countless times and still this is one of the best videos on this channel.
One of the best produced channels on YT. You need your own show on a major cable company. Your episodes are like top gear for motorcycles.
How It’s Made FortNine style. Probably one of the best videos I’ve seen on RUclips. Great job Ryan!
Just finished rebuilding my 2003, and this video helped solve the clutch cable/front brake line routing questions that I had. Great video.
Good Job Ryan! (As always...) I see the comment regularly that this is the best Motorcycle related content on YT but after nearly exhausting your library I am convinced you have the best "Do-It-Yourself" content on the Inter-Web! I watch everything from Auto-Centric to Xylophone Repair (couldn't come up with a valid "Z") and Race/All Terrain/Off Road/4X4 to DIY of every topic and I do not see the consistent high quality and creative thoughtfulness of F9. Nobody, Nowhere, Knowhow. I will shut up now and start at the top. Thanks for the great Videos and for sharing your talents.
I have done a great deal of this type work, but I have never torn down a motorcycle to that level and rebuilt it, this is impressive and very fun to watch for us gear heads!!