Beautiful restoration. My Dad rode the WLA in Europe for the U.S. Army in 1944-1945. He was in the 3rd Armored division, and helped relay messages from the HQ to front lines. He's gone, but has told me many stories of riding and fighting in that war.
I don't understand anything you say, because your speech is a very special english version, but I like it very much. Go further like that! Brilliant work guys.
Dear Sir, in one episode you described something approx. called "pressure relief valve" and I think it is located in the cam cover meeting a channel in the crankcase (it could be located in the engine crank half-I could be mistaken), I assembled a couple of engines many years ago and I remember that I observed this particular detail but I would like to go over that again, could you please help me with the episode this was mentioned in-I can't find it, many thanks for your excellent videos and the work you do, they are a pleasure to watch. C
Hi Christer, I think it was a question Ash answered in a Q&A (ep220 - ruclips.net/video/uq2iqX7Q8Yk/видео.html). If this doesn't give you the information you need then let me know and I'll ask him again.
@@theworkshopuk Many thanks, it was exactly that one, great, I will check it again just to be sure, as I said it is very nice to watch your episodes! Chris
Beautiful restoration. My Dad rode the WLA in Europe for the U.S. Army in 1944-1945.
He was in the 3rd Armored division, and helped relay messages from the HQ to front lines.
He's gone, but has told me many stories of riding and fighting in that war.
I don't understand anything you say, because your speech is a very special english version, but I like it very much. Go further like that! Brilliant work guys.
Thanks!
A lot of us speak like that. Not like the posh English actors you see in the movies.
Good job! I also recently completed the restoration of the 1943 VLA. Now I'm doing the setup.
Congrats!
Привет Я из России у меня есть двигатель wla 42 который остался после войны 1941-1945
Great bike. I had one in the fifties. Three speeds forward and a reverse. Two tanks. Right one for gas. Left one for oil.
That's a beautiful bike . Thank you for saving it.
Glad you like it!
Excellent, what a joy to see bikes restored did a good job.
Thanks, that's much appreciated!
Awesome machine, awesome job and thanks for explanations
Glad you liked it!
Thank you and great job keeping history alive.
Thanks, that's much appreciated!
Professionally done!! Beautiful motorcycle !!
Thanks! And yes it is absolutely stunning!
Nice, you are a master of these vehicles, well done!
Thank you!
What a beautiful bike😍
We agree!
Bloody marvelous!!!
Cheers!
I love these, you did well
Thanks!
Great job, thank you for sharing !
You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it!
That looks stunning, well done.
Thanks. The client said he thought it was "the best WLA restoration he'd ever seen". I've got to agree!
@@theworkshopuk The level of detail and care taken in the restoration is amazing.
@@_zzpza Thank you!
Dear Sir, in one episode you described something approx. called "pressure relief valve" and I think it is located in the cam cover meeting a channel in the crankcase (it could be located in the engine crank half-I could be mistaken), I assembled a couple of engines many years ago and I remember that I observed this particular detail but I would like to go over that again, could you please help me with the episode this was mentioned in-I can't find it, many thanks for your excellent videos and the work you do, they are a pleasure to watch. C
Hi Christer, I think it was a question Ash answered in a Q&A (ep220 - ruclips.net/video/uq2iqX7Q8Yk/видео.html). If this doesn't give you the information you need then let me know and I'll ask him again.
@@theworkshopuk Many thanks, it was exactly that one, great, I will check it again just to be sure, as I said it is very nice to watch your episodes! Chris
Very nice bike! I like!
It's a beauty!
Very nice indeed thanks for taking the time to post :)
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful Bike 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You're not wrong! It's stunning.
Hi the fuel tap on my WLA wont stay up for reserve, can you give me any clues why.
Hey Mike, Ash answered your question in this weeks video ruclips.net/video/10MZvoSVvtw/видео.html
My favourite motorcycle
It's a beauty, that's for sure!
If it was reliable it would have been my dream bike. In this exact colour
It's a thing of beauty isn't it
Indeed it is
I will have one some day.
Me too 🙏
very beautiful,
what color was used, i know olive drap but which one exactly?
Thanks! We get our paint from Jeep Parts and it's called Mix 1.
@@theworkshopuk thank you✌
was on the internet side that is a 2 component paint or?
Beautiful
Thanks Jose, you're right, it turned out really nice!
#askash what is the “bible” book you’re using as a reference?
Ash answered your question on this weeks episode! ruclips.net/video/HPNa9aCgj-M/видео.html
Pls don't add religion everywhere
@@GodWithMe. ? Why not?
Sweet !!!!!
Hello ! What’s book you use ?
Mainly Bruce Palmer III "How To Restore Your Harley-Davidson". That and a wealth of experience!
@@theworkshopuk Many thanks for answer.
Where is the Thompson😉
If you've in a car park running out of time, go to 6:30
ruclips.net/video/IdTe8Ct4lXg/видео.html
❤️👍👌