Hey! First of all nice build! But please be carefull when quenching the bolts. They become prone to snapping and can become very brittle, depending the temperature and rate of cooling of course.
I bought one from the dvla impound, stored outdoors for nearly two years, complete bike but tatty as a (insert something tatty) Just rebuilt the callipers, I thought the bike weighed a ton but ‘twas the brakes….done a servic and the Maine’s quite tappy…..is there adjustment on the valves
Hah. Nice job with the callipers. If its a bit "tappy" then its definitely worth taking the top off the head and checking the valve clearances. Its pretty fiddly to get into it with the engine in the frame, but its do-able.
I will be. I am about to upload a new video in the next couple of hours with a full run-through of where its at. Hopefully, it will be all finished in the next month and will be up for sale.
Hey! First of all nice build! But please be carefull when quenching the bolts. They become prone to snapping and can become very brittle, depending the temperature and rate of cooling of course.
Great advice! Thanks for calling that out.
Hey Mark, enjoying the vids. Known you years, didn’t realise you did bikes and spanners too ha
Hey! How's it going? I didn't... until last year!
I bought one from the dvla impound, stored outdoors for nearly two years, complete bike but tatty as a (insert something tatty) Just rebuilt the callipers, I thought the bike weighed a ton but ‘twas the brakes….done a servic and the Maine’s quite tappy…..is there adjustment on the valves
Hah. Nice job with the callipers. If its a bit "tappy" then its definitely worth taking the top off the head and checking the valve clearances. Its pretty fiddly to get into it with the engine in the frame, but its do-able.
R u selling that yamaha that u rebuilt .??
I will be. I am about to upload a new video in the next couple of hours with a full run-through of where its at. Hopefully, it will be all finished in the next month and will be up for sale.
You selling the bike after its all completed?
I certainly will be. I am on the final push to have it ready for Spring!