y'all are the best! keep it up. your part at the end about why you make these dailies is for the right reason. i have learned a lot from these and they have given me so many ideas for my little space and bikes. bravo! :)
Good one guys, that hit all the points for me. That Ducati is really looking great, that one piece bodywork was about halfway through when I was there for last years party, so it's cool to see the near finished product. Also, the story of that GPz is really cool, the vintage sport bike thing has really been tickling my fancy lately. Good job!
LOVE watching you guys! Been extremely inspired rebuilding my own cafe racer projects and getting into metal fabrication, so seeing Andy and knowing the process he's been going through has been awesome to see unfold. Keep up the great quality work guys both with media and the builds. #nerdatheart
Andy started out framing with wooden bucks which was incredibly time consuming and unforgiving. Cristian Sosa shared this method with us during a visit and considering the ease of which you can knock up a concept and we've never looked back.
My brother had a Ducati Paso, a red one, like that one behind the Kawi. He claims it was by far the most porky and the least reliable of all the bikes he had.
y'all are the best! keep it up. your part at the end about why you make these dailies is for the right reason. i have learned a lot from these and they have given me so many ideas for my little space and bikes. bravo! :)
Thanks Sean!
Good one guys, that hit all the points for me. That Ducati is really looking great, that one piece bodywork was about halfway through when I was there for last years party, so it's cool to see the near finished product. Also, the story of that GPz is really cool, the vintage sport bike thing has really been tickling my fancy lately. Good job!
Best one yet!
LOVE watching you guys! Been extremely inspired rebuilding my own cafe racer projects and getting into metal fabrication, so seeing Andy and knowing the process he's been going through has been awesome to see unfold. Keep up the great quality work guys both with media and the builds. #nerdatheart
Thanks for posting
great behind the scenes!! Awesome
You guys are fucking great, Props to my bro with the mini Indian build, skillfest 2019
That mini-Indian is the greatest thing I've seen in a long ass while. Well done!! Y'all need to do a series of mini versions of other bikes
Hello Andy,
Thanks for sharing how you have evolved with metal shaping and the steps you have found work.
Take it canny
Alan
The indian is so cool. ❤
I so love the work you do and the chemistry you have with each other, at least in front of the camera that is :P
Very cool explanation of your process. I'm learning to be a welder, so it will be great to see more like that in the future. Keep up the great work!
I am sooooooooooooooooooooooo offended at the fake Indian guy sitting on the fake Indian. Great video guys.
The videos are great! Keep 'em coming!
Im about that flow state Andy! Fabrication is your ikigai!
Love that litle Indian (The bike,not the guy who build it)
Wish i had one like that :)
Couldn't help but think of the movie Indian in the Cupboard.
Ducati is looking good! Some fabrication videos would be great, but so would some wiring videos. 😊
Great video. I would like to see some tutorial videos too
It won't come next week but we do have a series of tutorials in the works. Stay tuned.
love what your doing. update on the BMW racer project.
Really liked the wire frame fab lesson! I wonder if it is easier to fab metal from a wire frame than the plywood "rib" frame?
Andy started out framing with wooden bucks which was incredibly time consuming and unforgiving. Cristian Sosa shared this method with us during a visit and considering the ease of which you can knock up a concept and we've never looked back.
@@RevivalCycles That makes sense, thanks for the feedback! The build is looking good!
Would love to see a video on how you do the 3d renderings sometime
My brother had a Ducati Paso, a red one, like that one behind the Kawi. He claims it was by far the most porky and the least reliable of all the bikes he had.
andy's flow state w tongue action, gum chewing is neurologically/developmentally supported to help w concentration!
I want a Job!!!! PLEASE
I dont think anyone would mind you monetizing awesome content like this!
Didn’t see much
I rather have the original Indian
Would like to see it actually get built so boring