Part one of putting this old bike back on the road since having a long lay up. In this video I begin the strip down, adjust the valves and rebuld/refurbuish the rear caliper.
I'm working on the same bike and color that was left uncovered in a back yard for 18 years. All I did for the brakes was disassemble and clean and went right back with original seals! That at least got me some brakes while I go through the bike, they were all locked up of course. subbed and looking forward to this series.
Good to hear you are working on a CBR, I still have the front brakes to do, still working on the back end of the bike. Will have a video of that soon. Thanks for your sub!
Hi, at 3.30 you must have JIS Japanese Industrial Standard screwdrivers, or this will happen a lot. FYI just in case you did not know. Sorry if you did. Good content so far lol. I will sub, cos I want to see more, thanks for sharing.😁
Love this bike, so satisfying to see to see the work that goes into a restoration like this thanks guys.
@COLT-zr3jf yes, it's good to see it done and to get past the frustrations!
I'm working on the same bike and color that was left uncovered in a back yard for 18 years. All I did for the brakes was disassemble and clean and went right back with original seals! That at least got me some brakes while I go through the bike, they were all locked up of course.
subbed and looking forward to this series.
Good to hear you are working on a CBR, I still have the front brakes to do, still working on the back end of the bike. Will have a video of that soon. Thanks for your sub!
Interesting video, looking forward to the next one.
Thanks Frank, be back at it tomorrow!
Hi, at 3.30 you must have JIS Japanese Industrial Standard screwdrivers, or this will happen a lot. FYI just in case you did not know. Sorry if you did. Good content so far lol. I will sub, cos I want to see more, thanks for sharing.😁
Hi yes, I did use a JIS, the screw was too far gone! Thanks for watching and your sub, appreciate it 🙂
Looks a beast buddy.
Cheers Monkey, it is, built like a tank. Typical Honda of that era, made to last!
@@johndocbikerestorations831 I've never touched the big bikes. But looks amazing bud
@@monkeyroo8740 Same priciples, just on a bigger scale!
@@johndocbikerestorations831 I'll have to keep my eye out for one. Don't think it will fit on my bench though lol
@@monkeyroo8740 lol, no, you will def need a bigger bench! 🤣