Suzuki DR-Z400 Project Bike - Episode 5 (Bike Assembly)
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2019
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In this episode of the 2001 DR-Z400E Project, I’m re-assembling the bike. No talking, just a short video with the first start at the end.
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DISCLAIMER: The Information provided in this video IS NOT professional advice. It is simply a demonstration of how I performed this task and is for informational purposes only. If you are not comfortable performing this type of work, seek professional assistance. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions when performing maintenance or installing parts and equipment. 
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Garage therapy it's good for the mind and soul.
Very true! My garage is my "Happy Place".
Thanks for watching.
This DR-Z series are the examples of perfection. Everything is brought to the viewer in the simplest and most understandable way. Truly the best videos on RUclips. Huge respect from Lithuania. You helped me A LOT.
Best tutorial on the internet! Can't believe how much money I've wasted over the years paying mechanics to do the work, I now know for sure I can do my own brakes clutch and top end! (Still will leave the bottom end for the mechanics) thanks for taking the time with this brilliant drz series!
I hope there will be more DR-Z videos as promised. Thanks a lot!
thanks for the detailed video tutorial, i enjoyed it very much!
Thanks for the comment Jonathan.
Top notch video series, I watched all of the DRZ ones, kind of makes me want to get a DRZ.
👍👍👍. Yeah! Nice to see this all come together. I like the music too... Thank you.
Thanks for the comment Jon.
That was very satisfying viewing, Tim. Nice work on the DR-Z 👍
Thanks Keith.
Enjoyed them so much. Just recently sold my 94 CR500R which was mint with only one season of racing but now I need to find a worn out DR-Z to strip and rebuild. Really appreciated from the U.K.
Thanks for this series, Tim.
It was so satisfying hearing it start and seeing it run.
The owner is getting a first-class repair to enjoy for many more years.
Regards from S Africa
Clive
Thank you so much for sharing your videos I’ve learned so much. It made it easier for me to fix my bike,
Thank you 🙏🏻
Hi Eddie,
Thank you for the comment. I'm very glad this was helpful. Thanks for watching.
Very nice Tim thanks
Thanks for the comment Ian and thanks for watching.
Thank you for posting this, you’ve got a new subscriber!
absolutely THE BEST VIDEO to repair DRZ 400 engin wow. cool man congratulation... thank's
Wow, thanks for by your calm and clear explanations. Very impressive and inspiring.
Perfect job sir.👌✌
Great content!
All that work why wouldn't you clean the outside of the engine case. Re-grease those shock links and bearings. Truly disturbs my sense of order.
Great videos. I just replaced piston rings on my drz, can use synthetic oil?
Great work! What was the final tally up to now? I lost count somewhere around video 3?
*Thanks so much, 👀 your Amazon Store option on your channel header now & in the ABOUT section*
What was the total cost? I didnt notice it when watching the videos
Great work. Have to agree with the others. All that work you put the old piston back in and cleaned nothing.. did not even put a tad of grease on the swing arm bolt. makes me itchy.. 😳
Hes already said this was a budget build for a friend. Cleaning cases is more labor.
Hi Tim I’m of similar size to you. A little shorter and am actively looking at a project adventure bike rebuild like your klr series or this series. Can you recommend one over the other for someone 6’ and of larger size?
good luck, Tim disappeared from RUclips nobody knows what happened, I wrote a few comments but he never answered any more. it's a shame I learned a lot from this guy, I hope he is doing well
I think I hear a little rattle, maybe the cam chain tensioner is not properly tighten.