Making Harley Parts fit a Honda Shadow
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Jordan I am impressed how far your videos skills have come in such a short time. Well done!
I sure hope Mama Two Wheels appreciates your efforts.
Man! You can do anything! Love your perfection with every project you do. You have a talent not many people possess. Way to go!!!
Mamma Two Wheels will no doubt love the mods. You are a master. I wouldn't begin to cross breed a Honda with Harley parts, but you got it done. I'm very impressed.
Great job Jordan. With your creative abilities you could easily make money on the side doing custom work on bikes because of your impressive talent.
Great work Jordan..
Keeping Mama 2 wheels on the road.. so nice to see you and her get along so nicely..
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Your mother in law will be so happy with it! Good stuff Jordan! Looking forward seeing the reveal to her.
Thats some old school modding there Jordan! Like we used to do back in the day! Nicely done.
Good job, Jordan.
Those improvements really made a big difference.
(Way to keep your mother in law happy) 😉
The patients and attention to detail you have. I'm impressed.
You have become quite the fabricator. Nice job!
I'm not a cruiser guy, but I like to see vids where there is improvisation . We did that a lot before all the catalogs of ready to fit goodies came out. I really grooved on this.
Damn dude, how are your videos so artistic! I feel you turn a motovlog into a renaissance painting!
Very good fabrication Jordan. I am impressed! I like to fabricate stuff but I usually don't get it to look as good as you do. Nice job!
Fine job! I changed the oil on my Kawasaki Vulcan earlier this year, pretty sure it was the factory oil filter. It was so tight, by the time that I got it off, it looked like a crushed pop can.
In the good old days, just sanding down your mother in laws broomstick was so much easier 👍🏻
😂 🧹🧙♀️
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That was so awesome! You should open your own shop with fabrication of parts. And of course bike wash and polish!! LOL!!
Maybe one day! Might be by retirement.
yes! life of riza vibes! love the video craftwork put in on this one!
Interesting mods. You may want to put some kind of filler pieces under the seat to help protect the electronics
She was thinking leather fringe to match the bags 😂
@@JordanRay 🤣 that will definitely keep out any water!!
Good job Jordan...I like garage videos, big thanks!!
Well done with the seat modification. Keep plugging away and the viewers will find you. I dang near bought a Honda shadow but my neighbor offered his 2002 VTX 1800 R For 3,000$ and I could not resist. That was 5 days ago and I'm certain he has sellers remorse.☹️
Man those great bikes actually, good find!
Just put a 2 by 4 under the seat, wait where have I seen that before?😂😂😂
Jess and I literally both thought of that and laughed.
great job! Mama 2 wheels is going to love it!
Great video Jordan, your mother in law will love it.
Great job Jordan. You are a wonderful fabricator. Jess should feel so grateful.
Big difference 👍
Nice one Jordan ! Cheers ! 😀
Jordan, kitty is cute-trying to "get" your boot laces as your trying to get them "on"!😻
Great job Jordan looks like a brand new bike
Well done momma2wheels bike cleaned up nicely
Awesome of you to work on your mother-in-law’s bike!
good job on the new parts
Nice work. Really fun video to watch
Jordan, one of your best vids! Thanks!
that's great Jordon well done 👍
Looks great Jordan 😊
Great video thank you very well done as always thanks again cheers to ya.
Well done-thanks for sharing!
Yea!!!! Stickers away!!! Love the air filter. Modding the front rake????
Thanks for the video Jordan
Great video man! A really sanitary installation too, I think the new look and function will be a game changer for your mother in law, I hope Jess does a video upon delivery. 😎👍
Ya om my old 81 Honda Twinstar the drain plug is almost hidden by the exhaust pipe ,so its a pit acword but doable .oh and great job guy the old Honda girl is looking even without the pollish .
Yea, Midge! Nice work.
Midgie is so cute "helping" you tie the boots, andin general. I've said it before, for how not long you've been fabricating you're very good at it! Jayman...
Jordan is so cool 😎 and resourceful 🤙
🎉🎉good vid man.
Nice job!
awesome video, think someones been taking editing pointers from Mrs. Jess! hope yall have a great week!
Great job. I know she liked it. I'm wondering did you have to re adjust the bars to fit her more comfortably?. I seriously think it was time for a tune up on the bike. LoL. Thanks for sharing. Much love. Stay healthy and safe.
I actually got pretty lucky with the bar adjustment being dead on.
Good video. You handled the seat amazingly easy. I would’ve just said well this doesn’t fit and looked for something else. I’m not good at fabricating.
I have been waiting for this video for 3 years
Hey I love the saddlebags on her bike would love to know the make and model
Jordan,
I have a 2002 Shadow A.C.E. which i love. I learned early on with it to keep my right leg away from the pipes as well as any clothing. I'm curious if sitting on the narrower seat makes the hot exhaust pipe easier to touch with the leg or clothing?
Looks good 👍🏻
Awesome!
Same issue with the oil drain bolt on my 97 VT1100
When are you gonna open a bike shop down here? You do great work.
Well done Jordan. That should get you an atta boy......................Cheers!
Right on man really enjoy your videos.
Glad to hear it
@@JordanRay second time I have to resubscribe RUclips is bugging out
@@IndigenousSteed that is weird! I’ve never experienced it yet but hear about that happening so often.
Nice job with the seat it took me a while to realize that Saddlemen actually make a really comfortable narrow seat for our bikes ( me and her have the same bike ) but the handle bars I might go the same route as you did there’s not much for the shadows
I would of preferred to buy a seat specific for her bike, but we found this one used for like $20, plus some steel I had laying around. A new one was a quarter of what she purchased the motorcycle for. Hard to justify.
@@JordanRay oh I get that I paid 358bucks for my bike then I got the Saddlemen , then I started questioning my sanity lol bike was going to be scrapped that’s why I got it so low salvage title
Awesome video. One ? Since that’s a drive shaft driven bike is that all gotta do ? I got a 2004 Honda shadow just like that one still kinda learning stuff on it
Yeah just change the rear gear oil, I didn’t touch her brakes any, the rear is a drum so it’s unfamiliar to me, I also didn’t touch the coolant but that is actually easy to change aswell.
You had my 👍🏽 at cat playing with shoes string.
Since there's a gap under the seat, does it sit higher than the original? And, if so, does the narrow width more than make up for that? In other words, is her footing going to be any better?
She might sit a hair higher, her triangle looked perfect on the bike now. The stock seat height on this bike is so unbelievably low.
Did you have to install longer cables, hose and wires for the handlebar? I had to in my Shadow for the higher handlebar I installed on.
@@sergiopatricio281 I did not actually, I know that the cables can be rerouted to cheat buying new ones, but it’s a bit of disassembly.
Exellent! ❤❤❤
nice wok on the bike
Cool 😎
I understand the seat mount was simple and it’s for sure secure but man that visual gap but bug the crap out of me
We’re gonna do leather fringe to match her levers 😂
Really starting to h8t3 this bike. After only two weeks of owning it it won't start.
I knew it was a mistake to buy a Vtwin. This bike sure as heck don't deserve the reputation for reliability it has.
I'm seeing oceans of repair videos for it all over youtube for all kinds of problems it has.
Just finding out it had a bunch of nonsense safety kill switches all over it, on the kickstand, one on the clutch, one tip over switch, one on the neutral, etc... really blew my mind for the level of built in st00pidity. Any one of them could fail and be keeping my bike from running, or strand me on the highway.
I definitely see where you’re coming from and what you’re talking about. I do think the bones of the bike are good and with any modern technology you gotta go through and delete all the stupid safety features that they require manufacturers to put on these bikes, once you narrow it down, I think they’re solid. Thanks for watching!
Yup 👌👍😎
i like your bike
@Jordan bro I got the perfect name for it. Hardley Hondason! 😅 or the Honda Davidson 😅
I vote Honda Davidson! Well played.
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attn to detail
Looks like a better seat would have been a street bob two piece seat.
I too what I found, this was like $20 at a yard sale.
@@JordanRay i have both parts of said seat if you wanna try them.
Can we put a harley tank on a honda vtx 1300😮
Sure, the Honda chopper guys do it a lot.
Would you be interested in selling the seats and other parts
Didn't watch the content in description,fell asleep during intro
Atleast I brought you some sort of peace 🥲
2 things; fuel filter and spark plugs 🤷🏻♂️
Um when was your house built?
1928
@JordanRay you can tell from the walls and it's beautiful
Pretty bike just get a Harley-Davidson.
I ride a 2004 Honda Shadow. I find it revolting that someone put Harley parts on a Honda Shadow. You should be arrested and put into Honda Jail for at least a year. Shame on you...
If there is no original tuning for Honda, what should I do? maybe now it will be a real motorcycle))))
Looks great good job you need to reveal it you did it I liked your video good work and video without alcohol unlike your wifes
How many CC's?
Please change your channel name to Biker Stud.
Awesome of you to work on your mother in law’s bike!