So cool you scored that TY250 Yamaha! I used to take those out of the crate & prep for sale! When you take it out in the woods you feel like Malcom Smith the great trials champion! You’re gonna love it when you get it running! GREAT SCORE RED!!!🎉
@@RedRiderCanadaBC I like the small cube bikes and dual sport bikes. I wonder what you need at minimum to take the interstate to the trail? and not go the long way on 2 lane roads? My '73 MT125 Elsinore was stolen about a decade ago from near Asheville NC.
Back in the day: For a small fee, we used to have a daily delivery of paper to our door, newspaper, that was perfect for workbenches, boots, and even puppies. I guess 'Save the Trees' have won the day! At least the dogs won't miss out.
One way to clean that corrosion off is with an ultra sonic cleaner. The brake hub should go in a solution of mostly toilet bowl cleaner, and a little bit of water. If you have a container to use for the solution, then you can stick the parts in that container, then drop it into the ultra sonic cleaner. It’s not the worst corrosion in the world, so it should clean up fairly easy.
Yo Red, ♥️ IT. I was 20 years old when this Yamaha Motorsickle was manufactured. Very popular Motorsickle in its day. This will be your go-to for running short errands and trail riding. You Meet the Nicest People on a Honda Valkyrie/GoldWing. Keep the Shiny Side Up.
This little trials bike will improve your riding skills... This is a great project! When and if you ever decide to market it you will get a nice little profit to boot..
The best secret to restoration is take a lot of pictures. Even of areas you don't think you will need later. You can always delete the pictures later if you didn't need them.
… it actually looks great…. restorations always take from the budget… not sure what the budget looks like but that bike looks worth saving… those trial bikes have crazy power… looks like the canadian model TY250 was the only one that cane with headlight rock gaurd… spain still has a huge trials scene… my uncle has an old bultaco…
Watching your channel always makes me smile , Red ... thanks for that 😃 As far as the bike goes , i love it , so super cool and really in amazing shape considering it sat outside in the Canadian weather for a long time . My 1st bike was actually a 1974 Honda MR50 ... I actually found one when my son was just born and had it transported over from New Orleans to restore for him! Wish I could say I actually followed through on that but I never did but it looks awesome on display in my garage 😆. I plan to purchase 2 used dirt bikes so I can go out riding with him , soon ... I'm excited to see this build as you start the restoration !
Nice to see that you respect and work on all bikes, I drive an iron and a v strom and a gear up « ural »2012 » and at 58 years young I love to see our young gen working on bikes, and I love cats😊😅keep up the good work Angel!!
Lol well thank you 😁 I definitely have my favourites when it comes to motorcycles, but I don’t dis any brand of bike, even if it’s not my particular taste.
Fantastic start on the restoration! Taking it slow and paying attention to the smallest details will pay off in the end. This bike looks to be a great first ever full restoration job to tackle. Repairing those broken fins will take some welding which will be fun. Great video and start to bringing back the old bike back to life! Keep wrenching and riding, and stay safe up in your beautiful B.C.!
Cool project! It looks like an old trials bike. On the left side of the front hub it looks like it has a provision for a speedometer cable that’s not there anymore. Maybe that’s where the water intrusion came from. And perhaps the head is interchangeable with the DT 250, but I’m not sure. If so, maybe eBay. Anyway, you’ll be doing wheelies on it by summer! Don’t forget to take a bunch of pictures before and during tear down. It makes putting things back together later easier without relying on memory only ;).
Yea it’s got a spot for a speedo, but I’m won’t be needing one lol. I’m hoping to be able to get whatever parts I need for it without any issues so I can be riding it this summer! Oh, and it’s a 1975 trials bike.
Very nice. Definitely like the new little addition. That Yamaha's in some pretty good condition considering it's age. Now you have to get Tiny a retro helmet and a pair of goggles and take a couple of photos on it (I hear the makings of a future Christmas card featuring Tiny "riding" the Yamaha). 🤣🤣🤣
Free is always good !! Look's like it needs a littleTLC...good project bike, I've weld repaired a couple of cylinder fins before...Which I'm sure your dad already knows, and has done before !! You should get yourself an ultrasonic cleaner, they do wonders for cleaning small parts like carburetors, or brake parts, saves a lot of time and they do a great job, and they make them in several sizes, plus they're pretty inexpensive...keep up the great work and videos ✌✌💕😘
Yep, free is my kind of deal lol. I can’t wait to get it all opened up and see what the motors looking like, hopefully it’s saveable and won’t involve too much rebuilding.
That's a nice complete looking machine. I'm looking forward to to see the progress on this bike. I've had my fair share of drum brake fun on all my vintage Enduros . Between rear brakes sticking and had a front brake that the pad came off and would lock as soon as you touched the brake lever I was glad I made it back to the house. I definitely replace the brake shoes if I have any doubts .lol
Angel, the fins can be repaired without a TIG welder. Research Aluma-weld. All you need is MAP gas and torch. Around $60 for the torch with gas in most hardware stores. Lots of videos on how to use the Aluma rods. These really do work, NON STRUCTURAL ONLY of course. Some folks use a common propane torch, but the MAP works better in most cases. Cut pieces of fin from a scrap head or cylinder, CLEAN AND PREP well. Then follow the instructions and you'll be amazed. I would pre-heat the head slightly in a oven or even a hot plate before welding. After it's fully cooled, finish with your die grinder or cartridge roll. T.S. RACING
Alumiweld, and Alumaloy, both on you tube searches. In the states I get them at Harbor Freight. It's NOT - TIG welding, think of it as Aluminum brazing, and yes they work.
Hi Red , only Yammy I ever had was a RD 200 Electric in the early Seventies , 2 strokes are so much fun and it's good to see you working on your new addition to the family. Had to chuckle when you got the wheel spinning just before you realised you'd undone the brake drum retaining strap 😁. Always a great feeling just starting out on a project seeing what can be cleaned up and salvaged and hopefully not too many parts needed to get her running . Anyway good luck with it Red.
ANGEL,you need to start looking for a GLASS BEADING MACHINE,it would do a much better job cleaning up rust and corrosion,and it makes aluim. look brand new..
Nice choice Red !....i❤em....Truly a Great Off-Road Motorcycle the Yamaha TY series and appealing Look's too, Great for exploring up dry n shallow River Beds.... if you can Trial-Ride you can go anywhere on a Yamaha TY Reliable too.......🍀
Great project, it's going to be a fun ride when its done. I just got a 1978 Honda CB125 for a quick turn around project, fingers crossed it is. Hope your doesn't have any bad surprises for you. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out 👍
My first bike was an old 1974 YZ80. I was 8 years old. My father got it running but parts were impossible to find. That brake drum looks like somebody left D cell batteries in there for 10 years.
@Red Rider I have had heads and primaries and cases done on several personal and customer projects....So impressed that I will be purchasing a unit for my shop...
Great little project Red, Of course we all Love you and your bike! many just envy you and your bike and can't express that in a healthy manner. good work young Lady, we need to get you some power/cordless tools, totes for parts and a solvent cleaner tank eh? Let us know we'll be glad to help. You are in my prayers Hoka Hey
Hi Red nice project bike. It didn't look like the fork tubes were rusted at all. sometimes from sitting outside so long they can rust and pit. My son learned a new trick with the fenders on one of his 4 wheelers. They where all scuffed and dull with age. He took a propane torch over them and it made then shiny and bright again. Not like new but a big difference. your front fender kinda looked faded or maybe just dirty. I thought maybe you could practice on the back fender first. My son said it didn't take that much heat so if you try that don't get carried away. Good luck on your project and if you have a little spare time I have a XS 650 Yamaha that you could maybe restore for me. Although I think you have enough projects to keep you busy for quite a while.
Lol I’ve definitely got my share of projects. I’ll try the heat idea on the back finder and see if I can save the front one at all, but I kind of have a feeling that the plastic might be too far gone. It’s faded but it’s also really dried out and leaves a chalky power on anything I touch it with.
Hey Red that little puddle jumper will be a kool bike for ya bush rides, Had DT 360 for just a run around bike in town or to work, untill i sold it to a kid on a farm, i also saved it from the wreckers,
Be patient it will happen - just be your Angel Self - Its nice to go to an informative and friendly channel where a community seems to be, and a transaction is not required. These days , Utube is like Bourbon Street where a lot of channels are pay to visit. Its nice to see a gracious and lovely lady as the host who has a passion and affection for her motorcycle work; and in that wealth you share it plenty in terms of advise and information too. You are also inclusive, in showing off others bikes. And most of all, you have a sweet disposition that does not require a transaction. You are also not presumptions, as some channels that pan handle for gas money while having you sign up a patreon account for some shout out - When visiting Angel's place,, you know its a place that lots like to go -
Thank you very much 😊 I don’t feel comfortable asking for money from anyone, let alone people whom I have never met! My viewers owe me nothing, I appreciate the support they give me through their views and comments- and that is enough! If someone feels like giving more on top of that then I’m very thankful and humbled by it, but I would never ask my viewers to send me money! Anyone who wants to give will, I don’t need to pan handle for it. I’m happy that people enjoy me for me 🙂
@@RedRiderCanadaBC You are a winner - This should be put in your 'About" - further, the more popular you become, the easier to sell affiliate ware where you should see a percentage. And then RUclips should also provide revenue -
Whatching from Australia..... owning lots of old Yamaha's from 100cc up to 400cc the old two strokes where great...how many cc is your bike Red ? remembering the old drum brakes well didn't work to well after going thru deep mud holes looks like a good project nice
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So cool you scored that TY250 Yamaha! I used to take those out of the crate & prep for sale! When you take it out in the woods you feel like Malcom Smith the great trials champion! You’re gonna love it when you get it running! GREAT SCORE RED!!!🎉
I can’t wait to have it running! I can already tell it’s going to be a lot of fun 🤩
@@RedRiderCanadaBC I like the small cube bikes and dual sport bikes. I wonder what you need at minimum to take the interstate to the trail? and not go the long way on 2 lane roads?
My '73 MT125 Elsinore was stolen about a decade ago from near Asheville NC.
That's a great resto project. A bike like that shouldn't be too overwhelming.
Back in the day: For a small fee, we used to have a daily delivery of paper to our door, newspaper, that was perfect for workbenches, boots, and even puppies. I guess 'Save the Trees' have won the day! At least the dogs won't miss out.
Cardboard works good too if you have an old box kicking around.
One way to clean that corrosion off is with an ultra sonic cleaner. The brake hub should go in a solution of mostly toilet bowl cleaner, and a little bit of water. If you have a container to use for the solution, then you can stick the parts in that container, then drop it into the ultra sonic cleaner. It’s not the worst corrosion in the world, so it should clean up fairly easy.
Cool, thanks for the tips!
Yo Red, ♥️ IT. I was 20 years old when this Yamaha Motorsickle was manufactured. Very popular Motorsickle in its day. This will be your go-to for running short errands and trail riding. You Meet the Nicest People on a Honda Valkyrie/GoldWing. Keep the Shiny Side Up.
It will definitely be my trail bike!
This little trials bike will improve your riding skills... This is a great project! When and if you ever decide to market it you will get a nice little profit to boot..
I don’t think I’ll ever sell it. I’m so excited to ride it!
The best secret to restoration is take a lot of pictures. Even of areas you don't think you will need later. You can always delete the pictures later if you didn't need them.
Totally! Photos or video can really save your butt!
You're so cute working on your new little bike. I bet you dad has a few fond memories of you helping in the shop when you were little.
I was always trying to get in the way in the garage when I was little haha
1975 is the year i met my wife. that will be a good bike to restore, i look forward to watching it get done,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
… it actually looks great…. restorations always take from the budget… not sure what the budget looks like but that bike looks worth saving… those trial bikes have crazy power… looks like the canadian model TY250 was the only one that cane with headlight rock gaurd… spain still has a huge trials scene… my uncle has an old bultaco…
I’m definitely going to do what I can to save it, these bikes look like tons of fun!
I love 2-strokes!! That'll be a fascinating project; I sure do miss my old Husqvarna.
You can never have enough motorcycles 😎👍👍
It’s true 😎
Watching your channel always makes me smile , Red ... thanks for that 😃
As far as the bike goes , i love it , so super cool and really in amazing shape considering it sat outside in the Canadian weather for a long time . My 1st bike was actually a 1974 Honda MR50 ... I actually found one when my son was just born and had it transported over from New Orleans to restore for him!
Wish I could say I actually followed through on that but I never did but it looks awesome on display in my garage 😆.
I plan to purchase 2 used dirt bikes so I can go out riding with him , soon ... I'm excited to see this build as you start the restoration !
It definitely doesn’t look as bad as it could! I’m just hoping the motor won’t need too much replaced. We will see!
Best of luck on that rebuild, have every confidence you will do fine.
Nice to see that you respect and work on all bikes, I drive an iron and a v strom and a gear up « ural »2012 » and at 58 years young I love to see our young gen working on bikes, and I love cats😊😅keep up the good work Angel!!
Lol well thank you 😁 I definitely have my favourites when it comes to motorcycles, but I don’t dis any brand of bike, even if it’s not my particular taste.
Love it! I like everything with 2 wheels but 2 strokes and Harleys are my favorite because of the sound they make. They all seem to have a soul
I love old Yamahas
Fantastic start on the restoration! Taking it slow and paying attention to the smallest details will pay off in the end. This bike looks to be a great first ever full restoration job to tackle. Repairing those broken fins will take some welding which will be fun. Great video and start to bringing back the old bike back to life! Keep wrenching and riding, and stay safe up in your beautiful B.C.!
I’m so excited for this project! 🤩🥳
Little red riding hood, you can do anything if you put your mind too it..
I fully restored a 1984 200x trike and a 1991 dt 50 dirt bike. So much fun having projects like that. Awesome content. My new favorite youtuber
I’m glad you like my channel 😁
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Hey Red if you put some marvel
Mistorey oil down the cylinder it will help free it up and keep it from getting scratched up
Cool project! It looks like an old trials bike. On the left side of the front hub it looks like it has a provision for a speedometer cable that’s not there anymore. Maybe that’s where the water intrusion came from. And perhaps the head is interchangeable with the DT 250, but I’m not sure. If so, maybe eBay. Anyway, you’ll be doing wheelies on it by summer!
Don’t forget to take a bunch of pictures before and during tear down. It makes putting things back together later easier without relying on memory only ;).
Yea it’s got a spot for a speedo, but I’m won’t be needing one lol. I’m hoping to be able to get whatever parts I need for it without any issues so I can be riding it this summer! Oh, and it’s a 1975 trials bike.
Very nice. Definitely like the new little addition. That Yamaha's in some pretty good condition considering it's age. Now you have to get Tiny a retro helmet and a pair of goggles and take a couple of photos on it (I hear the makings of a future Christmas card featuring Tiny "riding" the Yamaha). 🤣🤣🤣
Hahahah I’ll have to run it by with Tiny and see what he thinks 😂
Awesome save,great project.Looking forward to the coming videos,keep up the great work✌🏻
It’s gonna be a fun project 👍
Free is always good !! Look's like it needs a littleTLC...good project bike, I've weld repaired a couple of cylinder fins before...Which I'm sure your dad already knows, and has done before !! You should get yourself an ultrasonic cleaner, they do wonders for cleaning small parts like carburetors, or brake parts, saves a lot of time and they do a great job, and they make them in several sizes, plus they're pretty inexpensive...keep up the great work and videos ✌✌💕😘
Yep, free is my kind of deal lol. I can’t wait to get it all opened up and see what the motors looking like, hopefully it’s saveable and won’t involve too much rebuilding.
That's a nice complete looking machine. I'm looking forward to to see the progress on this bike. I've had my fair share of drum brake fun on all my vintage Enduros . Between rear brakes sticking and had a front brake that the pad came off and would lock as soon as you touched the brake lever I was glad I made it back to the house. I definitely replace the brake shoes if I have any doubts .lol
This thing definitely needs the brakes replaced 😅 It smelt like and old basement.
You can do it angel!!!!you are nothing if your not determined!!! You are amazing!!!!thanks for the vid!!!
Thanks for the cheering! 📣 😃
Great find Red! I'd love to get my hands on a TY 250. 👍
I love it!
Angel, the fins can be repaired without a TIG welder. Research Aluma-weld. All you need is MAP gas and torch. Around $60 for the torch with gas in most hardware stores. Lots of videos on how to use the Aluma rods. These really do work, NON STRUCTURAL ONLY of course. Some folks use a common propane torch, but the MAP works better in most cases. Cut pieces of fin from a scrap head or cylinder, CLEAN AND PREP well. Then follow the instructions and you'll be amazed. I would pre-heat the head slightly in a oven or even a hot plate before welding. After it's fully cooled, finish with your die grinder or cartridge roll.
T.S. RACING
Alumiweld, and Alumaloy, both on you tube searches. In the states I get them at Harbor Freight. It's NOT - TIG welding, think of it as Aluminum brazing, and yes they work.
Cool, thanks! Those definitely need to be fixed.
Oh wow that's a beauty! Lol I was close with the guess lol knew it was a Yamaha! Well congrats and cant wait to watch the build!
That should be a cool restoration
Thanks RR 😊
Any time!
another great video Red , that's a perfect bike to restore and can't wait to see it when it's finished 👍
How could anyone not like you dear lady? Great content! Keep up the good work!
Thank you 😄 I’ll try to keep getting better! I’m not pro yet haha.
This will be a nice build red rider, I currently have a 1975 mx 400 yamaha I'm restoring, have fun .
good score Red ya gona have fun doing the rebuild... cheers
1977 canadian ty250. i love vintage trials bikes
I love this thing too!
Great resto project! Looking forward to seeing more content with this.
Should be fun!
My pops had a bike like this back in the day.
Old trials bike
Hi Red , only Yammy I ever had was a RD 200 Electric in the early Seventies , 2 strokes are so much fun and it's good to see you working on your new addition to the family. Had to chuckle when you got the wheel spinning just before you realised you'd undone the brake drum retaining strap 😁. Always a great feeling just starting out on a project seeing what can be cleaned up and salvaged and hopefully not too many parts needed to get her running . Anyway good luck with it Red.
Hey, thanks! Yea I’m excited for this project, hopefully it doesn’t need up needing a complete engine rebuild.
Looks fun I’d like to get one and bring to life !! Good luck with it!
ANGEL,you need to start looking for a GLASS BEADING MACHINE,it would do a much better job cleaning up rust and corrosion,and it makes aluim. look brand new..
Agree !!
That would handy! I hate sanding bodywork 😩
in the USA TY 250 1974 then titled the year they where sold and main color was yellow i had a brand new one HAPPY TRAILS
I Hope I can make this one look new again!
Good on ya Angel can't wait to see the dirtster refurbished
Me too 🤩
Great project.
I’m noticing that you are finally starting to loosen up and get comfortable with the whole RUclips thing.
Thanks! Yea I’m getting a bit more comfortable with it all 🙂
great score! those ol ty's are great bikes. looks to be in good shape. can't believe someone would scrap it.
I’m here to save it! 🤞
It looks clean.
Nice choice Red !....i❤em....Truly a Great Off-Road Motorcycle the Yamaha TY series and appealing Look's too,
Great for exploring up dry n shallow River Beds....
if you can Trial-Ride you can go anywhere on a Yamaha TY Reliable too.......🍀
I’m looking forward to riding it!
Cool... ty for showing working on it. Love these types. Ty for sharing... love ur hair
Thanks for watching!
Fun little project
Plenty of trick parts around for TYs here in the UK, I hope you are going to ride a trial on it when you’ve got it running 👍😎
I’ll definitely be looking for some rocks to climb
Love Tiny
You made a ROLLER!!!!! Good luck!!!
Thank you 😁
Hi Red Rider! Great addition to your motorcycle collection. Best Wishes!
Thanks 😁
Great project, it's going to be a fun ride when its done. I just got a 1978 Honda CB125 for a quick turn around project, fingers crossed it is. Hope your doesn't have any bad surprises for you. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out 👍
I’m hoping it won’t need too much engine work.
My first bike was an old 1974 YZ80. I was 8 years old. My father got it running but parts were impossible to find. That brake drum looks like somebody left D cell batteries in there for 10 years.
😂
The brake drum was disgusting, hopefully the motor is looking better than that inside 😬
You need to find someone with a vapor blaster...Will make your parts look brand new ... Have fun !!
I’ve heard that they work pretty good!
@Red Rider I have had heads and primaries and cases done on several personal and customer projects....So impressed that I will be purchasing a unit for my shop...
Great little project Red,
Of course we all Love you and your bike! many just envy you and your bike and can't express that in a healthy manner.
good work young Lady, we need to get you some power/cordless tools, totes for parts and a solvent cleaner tank eh? Let us know we'll be glad to help.
You are in my prayers
Hoka Hey
I’ve got the power tools I need I think! I think replacement parts will be the biggest challenge.
Hi Red nice project bike. It didn't look like the fork tubes were rusted at all. sometimes from sitting outside so long they can rust and pit. My son learned a new trick with the fenders on one of his 4 wheelers. They where all scuffed and dull with age. He took a propane torch over them and it made then shiny and bright again. Not like new but a big difference. your front fender kinda looked faded or maybe just dirty. I thought maybe you could practice on the back fender first. My son said it didn't take that much heat so if you try that don't get carried away. Good luck on your project and if you have a little spare time I have a XS 650 Yamaha that you could maybe restore for me. Although I think you have enough projects to keep you busy for quite a while.
Lol I’ve definitely got my share of projects. I’ll try the heat idea on the back finder and see if I can save the front one at all, but I kind of have a feeling that the plastic might be too far gone. It’s faded but it’s also really dried out and leaves a chalky power on anything I touch it with.
@@RedRiderCanadaBC I would be curious to see how it turns out if you give it a try. I would give it a good scrubbing first. Good luck.
Awesome 👍😎
Great job. My first bike was a 1978 Suzuki TS 250 I bought new for $1,375.00
Good bike to restore. I had a 72 Yamaha 360 Enduro. Hope things go good!
I Hope so too!
Good stuff Red!
Hey Red that little puddle jumper will be a kool bike for ya bush rides, Had DT 360 for just a run around bike in town or to work, untill i sold it to a kid on a farm, i also saved it from the wreckers,
I cant wait to ride it!
@@RedRiderCanadaBC enjoy that moment, im watching your 2023 Models vd @ the moment also :)
Will look nice next to the XT.
It would, but the XT belongs to my nephew now.
I love what I see, 😊😊keep up the good work Red.
Thanks 😁
I owened one of theses bike started learning to ride on 12 years old good on fuel ⛽️ very light ....cool bike
Right on! I hope I can get it going
I bet that you will use that little bike a great deal when you are done fixing it up . !
I will definitely be using it!
good job
Cool bike!
Have fun take lots of pictures before you disassemble .broken fins can be weld repaired
Yea, good point! I never remember the “before” pictures until the “after” stage lol
Just grind down the broken fin. It will just look like it was made that way.
There is one for sale in drumheller. Same bike but 175cc
How's the neighborhood, you moved in. Have you made any contacts? Get some Kroil for the tight fasteners.
Not too many contacts yet, but a couple.
When you get the love of them, then one's not enough
That’s the problem 😆 …or is it 🤔
I have one in a shed in Atlanta. From what I have seen the parts are expensive and finished value is around 3 to 4 grand
It will be a project for sure!
there a cool rock hopper
You are a star -
Be patient it will happen - just be your Angel Self -
Its nice to go to an informative and friendly channel where a community seems to be, and a transaction is not required. These days , Utube is like Bourbon Street where a lot of channels are pay to visit.
Its nice to see a gracious and lovely lady as the host who has a passion and affection for her motorcycle work; and in that wealth you share it plenty in terms of advise and information too.
You are also inclusive, in showing off others bikes. And most of all, you have a sweet disposition that does not require a transaction.
You are also not presumptions, as some channels that pan handle for gas money while having you sign up a patreon account for some shout out -
When visiting Angel's place,, you know its a place that lots like to go -
Thank you very much 😊
I don’t feel comfortable asking for money from anyone, let alone people whom I have never met! My viewers owe me nothing, I appreciate the support they give me through their views and comments- and that is enough! If someone feels like giving more on top of that then I’m very thankful and humbled by it, but I would never ask my viewers to send me money! Anyone who wants to give will, I don’t need to pan handle for it.
I’m happy that people enjoy me for me 🙂
@@RedRiderCanadaBC You are a winner - This should be put in your 'About" - further, the more popular you become, the easier to sell affiliate ware where you should see a percentage. And then RUclips should also provide revenue -
Nice
Whatching from Australia..... owning lots of old Yamaha's from 100cc up to 400cc the old two strokes where great...how many cc is your bike Red ? remembering the old drum brakes well didn't work to well after going thru deep mud holes looks like a good project nice
Mine is a 250 😁 And yea, I’m excited to see what I’ll be able to do with it!
@@RedRiderCanadaBC sounds great the 250cc where avery reliable machine look forward to your progress with the bike awesome 😄😄
Hello red. In FINLAND is still cold.
Hello! It’s is still cold in Canada as well 🇨🇦
Cool
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That bike is really old school
Definitely!
@@RedRiderCanadaBC yeah I like it old school and classic
its sssweeeeeeet!!
🤘😘🤘
eye want 1 t00!!
Let me hear you say it, Yamaha! lol!
Yamaha!!
😘love it❤
Me too 😆
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This should be a good education for me "
Hopefully! And me too.
Nice little project .... Maybe if I had I project bike I would not be spending all thes cold moths watching RUclips for hours at a time.
Maybe haha.
One can never have too many motorcycles, it's just not a thing. 😂
Lol yea 🤔
@@RedRiderCanadaBC I've only got 2 but I'm on the lookout for number 3, there's a space in my garage that needs filling because it looks untidy. 😂
Hardly Dangerous, Son.
♥️♥️♥️
The Cat ❣️
He’s my fatty 😁 🐱
Can not believe that someone was thinking about scraping that bike. 😭
✌️😁👍
😆👍
Ultrasonic cleaner Bigger the better
But why a rice burner?
I like the vintage single cylinder engines, always have. And I think this will be pretty fun when it’s done 🙂