You certainly are entertaining and have a way doin things the hard way. I really enjoy watching em tho. Move camera in front of ya, so some people will see and understand what yer doin. Your kinda in the way of some important things some should know n see you do, like actually putting the brakes together, using the springs etc. Your a trip dude, much respect, no doubt. We all do things that work for us n have since we were kids. If that was a legit street bike tho, explain rear wheel alignment, crucial.... Nice tho to see anutha video man...keep it up.
I was trying to keep all the motorcycle videos to where the kid with limited money and tools could still fix their own -- or the guy broke down on the side of the road ..... I'm attempting to do the same with electronics but it's a bit more of a challenge due to I'm trying to come up with stuff for the "mathematically impaired" and most of what I do/did in real life requires inordinate amounts of math ... which is why I have to switch to powerful Sativa on days I do those vids LOL ... I think I did do a wheel alignment one but had to take it down because there was music playing in the background
@@dawino6260 it was good man. Definitely shows how that kid without many tools can do the job. It's only 2nd video I've watched or came across from ya, but good deal man. Keep it up, help those youngsters and even those who are older learn how to do it 👍👍
don't get me wrong I like your videos I've seen another one which was helpful but I just in my opinion think you Can show a little more in wht your doing, but all in all good job
hey man. Good to see some good old fashioned maintanence.... and holy shiiiiit. that's how easy it is to replace drum pads? going to check mine for the first time this weekend since I gotta yank the wheel on my Nighthawk 750 (1993 model) to get the tire replaced. fuck, I've had brake pads that are harder to do
hey I'm trying to remove the axle from my 85 cb650. the drum brake cover on the right side seems to be stuck to the axle prohibiting it from sliding out. am I missing a nut that would disconnect the axle and cover? I've tried pb blaster, banging it with a mallet, and all types of stuff. any input would be great. thanks.
Long as you have the nut off the axle it should push through - I keep a Brass rod to tap em through with when they are stuck like that -- Also - if that is the case ... It's time to repack if not replace your bearings
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Thanks, useful and entertaining both.
Bought an 02 shadow, and it needed new brakes. Luckily I ran across this video which made it a breeze. Thanks brother. Keep on bikin!
Thank you brother man you came through again to help your brothers to understand 👍
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. I have the shoes and now I'm off to buy some axle grease and kotter keys...
You certainly are entertaining and have a way doin things the hard way. I really enjoy watching em tho. Move camera in front of ya, so some people will see and understand what yer doin. Your kinda in the way of some important things some should know n see you do, like actually putting the brakes together, using the springs etc. Your a trip dude, much respect, no doubt. We all do things that work for us n have since we were kids. If that was a legit street bike tho, explain rear wheel alignment, crucial.... Nice tho to see anutha video man...keep it up.
I was trying to keep all the motorcycle videos to where the kid with limited money and tools could still fix their own -- or the guy broke down on the side of the road ..... I'm attempting to do the same with electronics but it's a bit more of a challenge due to I'm trying to come up with stuff for the "mathematically impaired" and most of what I do/did in real life requires inordinate amounts of math ... which is why I have to switch to powerful Sativa on days I do those vids LOL ... I think I did do a wheel alignment one but had to take it down because there was music playing in the background
@@dawino6260 it was good man. Definitely shows how that kid without many tools can do the job. It's only 2nd video I've watched or came across from ya, but good deal man.
Keep it up, help those youngsters and even those who are older learn how to do it
👍👍
don't get me wrong I like your videos I've seen another one which was helpful but I just in my opinion think you Can show a little more in wht your doing, but all in all good job
You're a funny funny mochanic
Hardly Ablesons lol
hey man. Good to see some good old fashioned maintanence.... and holy shiiiiit. that's how easy it is to replace drum pads? going to check mine for the first time this weekend since I gotta yank the wheel on my Nighthawk 750 (1993 model) to get the tire replaced. fuck, I've had brake pads that are harder to do
hey I'm trying to remove the axle from my 85 cb650. the drum brake cover on the right side seems to be stuck to the axle prohibiting it from sliding out. am I missing a nut that would disconnect the axle and cover? I've tried pb blaster, banging it with a mallet, and all types of stuff. any input would be great. thanks.
Long as you have the nut off the axle it should push through - I keep a Brass rod to tap em through with when they are stuck like that -- Also - if that is the case ... It's time to repack if not replace your bearings
90% of this videos is the back of his head.
Hey!! It's bobber Chris and I moved from Florida. Lost your number. I need advice
be nice to see exactly what your doing, your videos would be much better, not very informative