Delboy's Garage, Fighter Build #95, Swing Arm out..!

Strip out the Swing Arm for new bearings and Paint...!
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[@MattSaysSmile]

I’m starting to realise about just how much these videos inspire me to work on my bike or either upgrading my tools and small Crompton type concrete sectional workshop 12ft x 8 x 8 and make it a better place to work, damp is an issue though, causing surface rust on tools, the bike is fine because I have a 6ft long tube bar heater laying next to the bike 24/7 and that 100% works stopping any condensation on my pride and joy but elsewhere it’s a problem, so this spring/summer I’ll be tanking, insulating & plying out the workshop, it’ll all be done on a tight budget, reckon I’ll do a pretty good job on it though. I honestly don’t think I’d have got around to doing this big project without being inspired by your videos, so thanks a lot, I’ve already ordered a lot of the materials needed and can’t wait to get it done as soon as we Brits see some back to back dry sunny days.👍

[@rumblebumble1196]

Proper hard bikers us lot Del.

[@keltthomas8476]

8am.best

[@hdrk59]

I've done this job...you made it look easy . Thank you for posting .

[@bobbymccarthy9281]

Thanks del and pen headstock wheel bearings and now these bearings all done lol including fresh paint now time to rebuild mot and ride thanks could not of done it without you both thanks Bobby

[@martinr4884]

Very good tip about keeping your phone in reach - applies to the whole of life really, but especially when there is a risk involved, thank you for sharing this (and all your other) good advice

[@charliefarlie6469]

Hey Del ,

[@jack_irl]

RIP Headphone users.

[@MrAlmar07]

Nicely done as usual Del,

[@gcrockford8191]

Great vid, good idea about the phone like some one else on here. Had a moment of madness went to put the side stand down and leaned the bike at the same time. Ooops bike took me down with it and trapped me underneath, next to a kerb which gave me a little wriggle room. I was about 50 meters from the front door, phoned the wife who got a neighbour to set me free. Lesson learned !!!!

[@stanpeverley]

Didn't notice if you were doing the relay arm as well...its well worth doing them bearings as well. Just done rm in my fjr and the shock one was shot!! You've done all the work getting to an so may as well do em.

[@hartley383]

Good tip about the phone in the pocket. Few years ago i lost my balance backing my XJR in the garage, down it went and pinned me against the wall. Completley stuck, fortunatly my wife could hear me shouting. I could have probably have got out but not without damaging my bike which would have been unacceptable, id still be there i guess.

[@danthomson8424]

Another great video del mate really looking forward to see the project finished and first ride

[@TroubadourJuggernaut]

Been a great week of videos while the snow has laid up my Bonneville ... your videos AND the discovery of Steve McQeen's original Bullitt 68' Mustang !!

[@ghostdog662]

You should do a video covering all of the things people at home

[@kennethmccurdie5833]

Kendo’s Tips #27 - When using a spanner/ratchet/breaker bar to initially undo a tight nut or bolt, don’t grasp the end of the tool with your hand clenched. If the tool slips potentially you’ll damage your knuckles or worse.

[@alwynfarmer2112]

Used the foot peg idea after seeing the comment on your vid, it worked brilliantly, sharing is caring ! Good vid as always you two.

[@steven8-stones719]

Good vid, I’ve njoyed that very much!

[@nila-ex5rp]

Thank you for your videos mate..

[@rsbharley4766]

Another great video Del and good safety tip. Cheers