Lowrider bike - stripdown - what tools?

So finally started the big build tribute bike, thought I would go through how the bikes are put together and what tools you need to take one apart. Hope its useful and this is the start of the best build yet!

[@kevinnkadeslowrideraddicti216]

I have been building Lowrider Bikes for about 2yrs now, They definitely take a lot of maintenance only because me and my kiddos ride them daily.. One thing for sure is to spray some rustolium rust free under the fenders so it doesn't rust.. Then coat it with another color to match the bike frame, It's what I do looks good.

[@Invading-Specious]

Rusty😊

[@genericsoda5867]

Great vid bro very helpful and interesting I love low rider bikes and am currently building my own

[@rikkivanburgher7388]

How's it hanging Royston Vasey dood? Long time no view. Gotta say its a major down there no VeeDub activity here - but hey, as Marvi sez two outta three aint bad. Anyways, stumbled across something I'd like to see you take a shot at- guess you could genuinely call it a barn find... just didn't expect to find it in MY barn. Tis a motorised scooter - gas not volts mind. I'd tell you the make, but most of the identifying Marks are obscured by mucho oxicido ferros. Wanna take a crack Bro?

[@mikepeace6694]

Great video but you dont want any parts stamped lowrider

[@TheRestorationShack]

Thanks, no always looking for them to be stamped with Lowrider, this bike turns out it didn’t have many part stamped, so may have parts changed

[@mikepeace6694]

@@TheRestorationShack no, I'm saying unstamped parts are better than the stamped parts. No one wants stamped parts these days.

[@mikepeace6694]

@@TheRestorationShack stamped parts are undesirable