Not intended as a criticism, just a hopefully helpful observation. The video got vastly better once you relaxed and started working rather than worrying about the video format and what you called it.
Garry Hills -Your- ✖ *You're* ✔ ( you are ) 👍 Type both words into a search engine and you'll quickly learn the difference, and you'll also realise they're not interchangeable. You will then be wiser than a few minutes earlier, and you'll carry that knowledge through the rest of your life. 🏆
RAW TOPSHOT I find this humours!?!?! Lol a yank telling a yank on how to collate a sentence in English Ie an American telling and American how too speak English Pmsl 😂
SHASSTAAAAAA! Me and my husband have been watching you since the shasta and would love to see the end. We have watched every video you have and will continue to do so. We love the format of the "raw" or uncut". It just means more Jenny and Jake!
Title idea "Jen & Jake One Shot" Personally I'm here to watch you guys so title and content are not so important. Just keep tinkering with things and keep up the wonderful banter. You 3 make a great team. Thank you.
As a young father of 3 i find myself stressed out a lot, when i get my "ME TIME" i like to come watch a Jennies Garage video even if its an old one, something about your videos relax me. I've been watching for eh maybe two years now and i've watched almost if not all your videos. I love them all from these motorbike repair videos, the shasta videos are amazing i don't care about quality i learned so much from those videos and i plan to hopefully buy myself a mobile home to live in and if need be i know a bit on rehabilitating it thanks to the shasta videos. You and Jennie are amazing parents to your boy and it goes to show you don't have to be away from your child everyday in a dead end job to make a living. Also i don't mind if the videos are long id watch your video if it were 1hr and half long there knowledgeable. Hope to see more soon.
I've been watching y'all for a long time and have found that this is one of the few channels that brings me genuine joy. In a world so fake its refreshing to see content that is real. Just be your self and keep on keeping on. Thank you for the hard work you put into these and the project videos. I love all of it.
I would like to thank you because I purchased an older motorcycle and with the help of your channel and others like it. I was able to weave through the fog of working on my first ever bike. With your inspiration( and those like you) I was able to buy someone else’s hack jobs and actually apprciate it in value, practice my skills, and learn about the satisfaction of completing a project. Thank you very much Jake and Jen. The freedom that comes from buying a machine and getting it running like a top is what it’s all about. Also. I’ll watch long videos. Many people don’t even watch actual television anymore so a 45 minute episode like this is just as satisfying as watching an hour long tv show. The uncut nature of these new videos are a cool aspect. Don’t worry about fumbling with words or getting off track. It’s all about the journey of going from not working. To working.
Yes, Steve! I think you are on to something. I was thinking of "unedited", but that doesn't "flow". Boring. "Uncut" is like an exciting, unscripted, motorcycle saving adventure! Ferocious, yet family friendly. Spontaneous! :-)
35 minutes , 😧 is anyone there still ? 😅 . Love it . I'm still here 👋 keep up the good videos . Would like to see how u get on with the pressure washers . 👌
Been watching since the generator repair video got out and recommended to me! I really like your videos and the chemistry between you and your wife. These videos make me feel like I'm in the garage with you. Compressor noises and stuff don't bother me, as that's exactly what I hear at home when working on projects. Keep up this unedited format, I really like it. Update: Because you asked, the next video being about the pressure washers would be cool!
I love Jennie's garage. My favorite is rebuilding the generator on the back deck. You got it cheap and it had broken rings. I like fixing things working on rusty junk and working on my truck. You guys are sincere and genuine and it comes across. It 's a great show ,keep it up I say.
I think you're being too self-conscious. I am here to see you and whatever you're working on. I don't care about master cylinders on Kawasaki's but I watched from beginning to end. I like seeing the relationship you and your wife have together. I like your methodology and stream of consciousness. Just have the confidence that this audience is here for you. Whatever you put out will be just fine. More is better than perfect.
You've got 300,000 subs, chill, we love you and jenny, I love the back and forth, don't get that anywhere else, every video is a highlight of my time on RUclips
This man has inspired me to continue working on my childhood dirt bike I just had returned to me in rough shape. I haven't needed to look at the service manual because of his videos. Thanks for the quality content boss.
I belive that most of us came here for the wrenching and stayed because of the chemistry between you two. there are really entertaining videos. just keep posting them and we will keep coming
Yeaaaaa buddy! Dude dont stop making videos...I get pumped when I see a new one pop up. I also learned alot from them and you're videos are my go to instructional videos.
I think Jake & Jen Live is a perfect title. And also don't overthink these, I actually enjoy these types of videos - Casually repairing something and talking while at it.
Jake & Jen Live works!! Had some friends over and popped on Live#2. The guys love watching you talk out, how you're going to resolve the problem at hand!! Today, repairing a master cylinder. The ladies enjoy "the couple dynamic" of you and Jen together!! By the way... what a camera girl! that smooth , fluid motion of you gathering parts and tools from ALL over the garage was AMAZING!!!!! Great video, and by the way, everyone said they would watch , even if its 2hours!! Thanks for another great memory of my friends and family sharing ideas. Rand
Your accidental humor and willingness to take on projects is awesome, thank you for sharing these moments with your audience. Do the things that you want to do in the format that makes you the happiest, when the time to do them presents itself.
Your camera boy rocks as well. The banter is just wicked. Love the Jake and Jen uncut structure. Shows you are actually just the people you are and that is really awesome. You really are honest, funny, nice, philosophical, great people.
"Jen & Jake (recorded) Live" in front of a live studio audience... In the garage, in front of their son the camera guy, conspicuously not laughing at any of their jokes.
I watch a LOT of videos on home repair and motorcycles on RUclips....I mean a LOT. "Jennies Garage" is by far my favorite, and I can't get enough. I've learned a heck of a lot and have fun tackling my 1982 Honda XR80 when I watch these....Thanks, and keep up the good work!
Been watching your channel for years.... one of my favorites. I really enjoyed the kdx, the super trail 90, even the three wheeler videos. I appreciate your cerebral approach to solving problems, your work has taught me a bunch. Thanks to You, Jen, and your family for all the great content!
Like the rawness of the video..gives a true feel of how you do things. Keep making them this way and relax ,we're allot more forgiving about things than you think. Manly because we recognise ourselves in your attempts to figure something out. By watching your videos it has given me the confidence to purchase a motorcycle that has not been running in 19years, a 1983 Honda VT750C and have been restoring it back to a very respectable condition. Looking forward to your next video.
I noticed the cardboard cutout on the wall 😂. Loving the vids, keep up the good work 💜. Ps. I see you limit yourself a lot in what your saying, as in you feel as though your saying something stupid. In reality it’s really not and becomes more fuller and better for people that listen to this in the background, and I feel as though that will be most of the audience so don’t restrict yourself! (Unless it’s very inappropriate 😂) but as I said I’m really enjoying these videos, keep going, I’ll stay all the way! 💜
It’s all good whatever you name it 🤷🏻♂️ you’re both likeable people 🤗 and jake , you got that loveable nutty inventor thing about you, a bit like Caractacus Potts from chitty chitty bang bang , you go about things in your own way and in the end you always pull it off.......it works and looks fantastic.......some of us see true genius at work 👍 just keep doing what you are doing 👏👏👏👏👏
Started since the generator still here. Just be your self. The chemistry you too have is great and I admire that both of you seem to enjoy what you guys do. She has been there supporting you and the camera. God bless
Really like the “live” format guys! Y’all have really wholesome and fun videos. As an amateur mechanic, I love the diagnostic portions and seeing things run after all the hard work. I like that you include the parts when you’re feeling low, and the parts when you manage to overcome that. I think the more of these “live” videos you do, the more comfortable you’ll become, and that’s definitely when you’re at your best. Wish you lots of luck and support!
I am commenting just to tell you thank you and that your channel has been both very instructional and fun to watch. There are many who talk but don't show how, or blow thru how too fast and don't explain anything. However you detail what is done, experiment, show mistakes, and work on lots of various things; it has been tremendously helpful for me. I work in IT, supporting enterprise grade networking and authentication equipment, and own several street bikes. I've done minor work, changed the stater and clutch on my yzf600r, change clutch and brake pads on my Concours 14, and the starter on my vn800, but doing more was very intimidating. However since watching your channel I've bought 5 dirt bikes since last year and so far successfully fixed 2, largely due to your help. One was a 01 YZ426f that would not start but had good compression which turned out to be valve and timing issues (thank you for the 3-wheeler episode which taught me about timing), the other was a 07 TTR125LE with a seized crank. I've spent more money on tools than I did on the two bikes combined, but I've learned much, have a new way to make pocket change, and am more confident about working on my 4 street bikes, and both me and my wife enjoy your watching your channel! Thank you!
You guys are made for each other! Wish I lived next door. I spent years working on things like that with no money for new parts. Inspiring for kids who need to know how to do this and probably adults too.
"Disrespected 'project title' " is what MCM uses for their unedited videos. What you'll find is many of us have extra time these days and long videos are great, even if it's just the sound of a car driving by for 2 minutes.
Love the videos. It's like hanging out with a buddy in the garage. I like the longer format so I dont have to find something else to watch in 10 minutes. Keep up the good work and dont be so critical, just film and dont worry about to much editing.
Brake fluid will absorb moisture (water) from the atmosphere. Which will cause corrosion/rust inside the brake system. Never use a bottle of fluid that's been open and sitting around for a year plus. This right here is a prime example of why a brake flush in a vehicle is recommend by shops as a preventive maintenance service. Love the vids. Glad to see you stuck to it. Great job. BTW shop owner here
Quite honestly it's the dynamic of your 'family unit' and your scaterlogical style that keeps me coming back. You're pretty good at fixing things too! Just keep the content coming whatever it is!
Jake I started watching your videos in January. In February I bought a pit bike and fixed it up. Cleaned carbs new chain Etc. Last month I bought a broken jet ski and got it going today. I can’t help pretending I’m you when I do it, with one liners to myself!
I have the RUclips attention span of a myopic goldfish normally but watched all 47 minutes of this. Love your videos, your enthusiasm and your wonderful family dynamic, keep it up 👍👍👍
First off, i'm a fan. Secondly, I think if you have dead time, like the "get a toothpick" , you could stop recording, regroup, plan the next step and start recording again. No editing because the stop and start are automatic. Thanks for being vulnerable with us.
Quite honestly, the way you teach and explain what you do is golden. I've always felt pretty mechanically inclined but I've learned some really great tricks from watching and even better, listening to you guys. I probably prefer your other style of video BUT I prefer seeing more content more often as opposed to little content but highly polished. So keep doing what you are doing. Thanks for your videos.
Don't overthink, we're here, and will watch every episode not matter what you're presenting. its all about how you and how genuine your content and you are.
I’m still here all these years later still watching and waiting for more Shasta. I enjoy the motorcycles and other mechanical videos but please start back on the Shasta.
Really enjoyed this video (and all of them). Your relaxed style of presentation and knowledge that you don’t need the fancy toolset and spotless garage to do things DOES inspire me to have a go myself in my garage. It feels more of a personal interaction than many of the videos that seem to be done just for the views. Yours is your wonderful family, fixing old bikes and things in between living your lives. Don’t be hard on yourself, Jake- you’ve got your subs by being you. All the best from a rainy Manchester, UK
I like the "Live" videos and greatly appreciate the Jake & Jen Live/live pun. Kudos to you! If you find these videos to be unbearably long and rambly, you can "cut them short"; not by spending ludicrous amounts of time and effort using your favorite video editing software, but by saying something along the lines of "Right. This video is getting long and I (do not) know an immediately obvious way to [resolve the issue at hand]. Thanks for watching." If you find yourself compelled to share a conlusion or follow up to whatever you were doing before you "cut", i believe a brief voiceover with some photos or a clip of you talking about and pointing at stuff for clarity can be sufficient for this style of video, since the whole point is to edit as little as you can possibly find reasonable. As for your concerns regarding the continuation of the video series on the Shasta, I have this to say, beyond expressing my interest: I watch your videos not only because I like *what* you are doing, but also because I like the *way* you do it; which includes rambling, puns and losing your train of thought. And I think I'm not alone in feeling that way. Look at it this way: I doubt that a majority of the people watching this video are trying to fix a rear brake master cylinder on a Kawasaki Super Sherpa. Please feel free to disagree with me =)
I think I can say that I will watch anything you guys post. That being said, maybe the shasta needs a nice collage of old videos during repairs, and an overview of where it is now and how its progressed. Thank you for letting us into your home and giving us some things to joke about. You seem like some of the most real people out on the internet, a family you could spend a day at the lake with and feel like you've been friends with them for years. In short, thanks for doing what you do, and keep up the great work.
I will always watch your videos. These live ones are similarly enticing and not ever worse! Your stuff is always a highlight of my day when they come up, you two are more than charming.
Also Jake and Jennie, laguna s eca does have motorcycle " track days", you can ride those bikes on the track when they are having track days, look up there schedule, it would be awesome to see you two on track!!!!!!!!
I absolutely love this format for these videos. You can call them whatever you want and I'll still watch! This is one of my favorite RUclips channels of all time :)
I’m not sure, I’d like to see more of these style videos. It’s a bit different and I like that, but I have always liked your old videos because of how you edit them. Really just do what you want, most of your views are watching because you’re simply entertaining, and educational
I am 57,and learn so much from you, I have a Honda reflex brake master I can't dissemble, your vid gave me some ideas to getting it disassembled, so I can install the rebuild kit.
If you haven't already, go to a parts website like partzilla and look up your bike. You can see fiche diagrams of everything. It might give clues about taking your master cylinder apart. Hope you get it fixed!
Jake & Jen with all due respect, I've never found an issue with the camera or editing work. An to be honest I'm really not that fussed about it, Because I'm here to see you fix things which happens 80-90% of the time 😂 stop worrying so much about the haters and just do what makes it easier for yourselves. Either way the hardcore viewers will still watch the content. keep up the good work guys 👍🏼 Ps I love the small engine videos either power washers, lawnmowers or generators
Having withdrawals so I watched again, I built my son a PW 50 of your video, a Yamaha wr 250 from your bring back the thump video, and valves on a few 4 stroke bikes with little to know mechanical knowledge at the start, I did all that from what I learnt on your channel, so yes you do inspire 🤙 so if your ever in Australia and I see you, I'll say g'day 🤣🤣
You two are fantastic. I really enjoy watching the interaction between you both. I think I like it most when you are working on the project rather than worrying about the format chit chat. I stopped counting how many times I LOL'd (thankyou for that!). I had the same problem with my KTM. I fixed the defective master cylinder by replacing the master cylinder...
I wish more youtubers were like you guys. You seem like good people who care about the content you put out. I just found the channel a few days ago, and I've been watchine ur videos almost exclusively for the last few days. Good stuff. My dad was a shadetree mechanic, and watching you troubleshoot these projects makes me think of him. Thanks for that.
Jake and Jen Love your content, I have been watching for years. I have no problem being brutally honest so here it goes. I think it's great to explore different avenues and styles of film making, however, with the live videos obviously you're not able to get as much progress done on the bikes which is something I enjoy seeing in the videos. Secondly we have to watch all the tedious stuff like filling of air compressors, running of extension cords and those type of things. Third, I do like having insight on who you are as people since it gives the viewer a more in depth perspective of who you are. Either way I will enjoy whatever free content you put out because it is just. This comment is already running too long. Thank you for the videos!
You and your videos are awesome. Don't worry about anything, just do what you do! And, yes, you are inspiring. Your understanding of mechanical engineering is genius-level stuff, and your problem solving abilities are admirable. Beyond that, you and your family are truly kind people and that has a ripple effect in the world. I'm sure you have no idea the positivity you've injected into the world! Keep them coming, please.
Coming late to the party but let me tell you guys that I love your videos, I just found you when I started an interest into mechanics, maybe a year ago, and every video you make does not disappoint. The way you make learning this restorarion interesting is really appreciated and your jokes to each other are the cherry on top. keep going and I'll keep watching. thank you guys for everything.
You're overthinking these. Just do you. We're here for your knowledge and witty banter. Keep it up!
Title idea: Jake and Jen one takes
I agree! It’s just the feeling of being there with them in whatever they are doing.
Not intended as a criticism, just a hopefully helpful observation. The video got vastly better once you relaxed and started working rather than worrying about the video format and what you called it.
the "unedited-ness" of this makes it feel like a mustie1 video
we all hang out in the garage and work on something
and i like that
Mustie1 the goat.
Another legend
Haha, I put this same thing in a comment and then saw this immediately after. I love Mustie1 and I love this!
love to see a new mustie1 vid. the original 4th wall breaker.
Eddie Diederich yes he is
I watch Mustie1 for over an hour, 45mins to clean a master cylinder is just fine. Good on ya.
lol, same here.
Exactly. :)
Ha right
Another CT90 fan?
@@fomocowboy I am a big honda fan. But Ill watch Mustie fix anything. Nothing better than a will it run.
Jenny please tell jake to be him self and stop worrying about what he says and other people
Your doing a great job 👍
This!! Also, there isn't anything wrong with a silent moment when you're working too. IMO
Garry Hills
-Your- ✖
*You're* ✔ ( you are )
👍
Type both words into a search engine and you'll quickly learn the difference, and you'll also realise they're not interchangeable.
You will then be wiser than a few minutes earlier, and you'll carry that knowledge through the rest of your life.
🏆
RAW TOPSHOT I find this humours!?!?!
Lol a yank telling a yank on how to collate a sentence in English
Ie an American telling and American how too speak English
Pmsl 😂
Yeah I agree ☝️
I am English lol
SHASSTAAAAAA! Me and my husband have been watching you since the shasta and would love to see the end. We have watched every video you have and will continue to do so. We love the format of the "raw" or uncut". It just means more Jenny and Jake!
I'm just happy to hear the lovely Jen making her perfectly timed comedic comments, she's a keeper for sure... :D
Title idea "Jen & Jake One Shot"
Personally I'm here to watch you guys so title and content are not so important. Just keep tinkering with things and keep up the wonderful banter.
You 3 make a great team.
Thank you.
Three weeks in a row, you're spoiling us
As a young father of 3 i find myself stressed out a lot, when i get my "ME TIME" i like to come watch a Jennies Garage video even if its an old one, something about your videos relax me. I've been watching for eh maybe two years now and i've watched almost if not all your videos. I love them all from these motorbike repair videos, the shasta videos are amazing i don't care about quality i learned so much from those videos and i plan to hopefully buy myself a mobile home to live in and if need be i know a bit on rehabilitating it thanks to the shasta videos. You and Jennie are amazing parents to your boy and it goes to show you don't have to be away from your child everyday in a dead end job to make a living. Also i don't mind if the videos are long id watch your video if it were 1hr and half long there knowledgeable. Hope to see more soon.
Pros: Uncut feels like we're hangout w/ you guys. More personal.
Cons: Slower pace.
Regardless, you guys are doing a phenomenal job!
for some people slower pace is a good thang
Just love Jens reactions..they’re a big part of what makes this channel so magical and fun to watch
I've been watching y'all for a long time and have found that this is one of the few channels that brings me genuine joy. In a world so fake its refreshing to see content that is real. Just be your self and keep on keeping on. Thank you for the hard work you put into these and the project videos. I love all of it.
I would like to thank you because I purchased an older motorcycle and with the help of your channel and others like it. I was able to weave through the fog of working on my first ever bike. With your inspiration( and those like you) I was able to buy someone else’s hack jobs and actually apprciate it in value, practice my skills, and learn about the satisfaction of completing a project. Thank you very much Jake and Jen. The freedom that comes from buying a machine and getting it running like a top is what it’s all about. Also. I’ll watch long videos. Many people don’t even watch actual television anymore so a 45 minute episode like this is just as satisfying as watching an hour long tv show. The uncut nature of these new videos are a cool aspect. Don’t worry about fumbling with words or getting off track. It’s all about the journey of going from not working. To working.
Working title ideas " Jake and Jen uncut"
"Jennies garage uncut"
Yes, Steve! I think you are on to something. I was thinking of "unedited", but that doesn't "flow". Boring. "Uncut" is like an exciting, unscripted, motorcycle saving adventure! Ferocious, yet family friendly. Spontaneous! :-)
"uncut" is the term i would use as well.
uhhhh.. "uncut" implies something else...
Its just a vlog, so calling it a workshop vlog or something in that sense, makes more sense to me.
+1 on the uncut I think that works best
35 minutes , 😧 is anyone there still ? 😅 . Love it . I'm still here 👋 keep up the good videos . Would like to see how u get on with the pressure washers . 👌
Been watching since the generator repair video got out and recommended to me!
I really like your videos and the chemistry between you and your wife. These videos make me feel like I'm in the garage with you. Compressor noises and stuff don't bother me, as that's exactly what I hear at home when working on projects.
Keep up this unedited format, I really like it.
Update: Because you asked, the next video being about the pressure washers would be cool!
Ha! Me too! Generator repair was my first time watching.
I commented the same thing and then read yours. You said it better.
The generator repair was what sucked me in, too.
Can we get some appreciation for camera boy getting 2 toothpicks and offering the BEST tools? Love from Germany
I love Jennie's garage. My favorite is rebuilding the generator on the back deck. You got it cheap and it had broken rings. I like fixing things working on rusty junk and working on my truck. You guys are sincere and genuine and it comes across. It 's a great show ,keep it up I say.
That is the first Jennie's Garage episode I watched
I think you're being too self-conscious. I am here to see you and whatever you're working on. I don't care about master cylinders on Kawasaki's but I watched from beginning to end. I like seeing the relationship you and your wife have together. I like your methodology and stream of consciousness. Just have the confidence that this audience is here for you. Whatever you put out will be just fine. More is better than perfect.
You've got 300,000 subs, chill, we love you and jenny, I love the back and forth, don't get that anywhere else, every video is a highlight of my time on RUclips
King Candyass
Agreed; apart from the knowledge being imparted, the chemistry between happy couple is what makes this channel such a joy to watch.
I'd watch just about anything you guys put out you're genuine and humble which is at times hard to find on the tube these days.
Thanks from Australia.
“Jake & Jen Raw” or “Jennie’s Garage Un-cut” whatever you title these videos just keep making them 👍
I really enjoy the fact that vulgar comments aren’t included. Makes it a family friendly channel 👍
I was just starting to type "Jake and Jen Uncut" when I say your post saying uncut. :)
Raw is a bad idea
ShatOnYourSteak Ya, I had the same thought, glad I’m not the only one whose mind is in the gutter 🤣
@@djdbsk jeez man, why do you have to make everything weird
This man has inspired me to continue working on my childhood dirt bike I just had returned to me in rough shape. I haven't needed to look at the service manual because of his videos. Thanks for the quality content boss.
Jake: "Did you see that?"
Jennie: (covered in oil) "...yes."
Hahaha
I belive that most of us came here for the wrenching and stayed because of the chemistry between you two. there are really entertaining videos. just keep posting them and we will keep coming
Yeaaaaa buddy! Dude dont stop making videos...I get pumped when I see a new one pop up. I also learned alot from them and you're videos are my go to instructional videos.
I think Jake & Jen Live is a perfect title. And also don't overthink these, I actually enjoy these types of videos - Casually repairing something and talking while at it.
I have always wondered why your garage is painted like a mexican fruit stand
Have you ever had mexican fruit salad. Shits delicious.
Manchezzy taste like brake fluid
I've been wondering the same!
Jake & Jen Live works!! Had some friends over and popped on Live#2. The guys love watching
you talk out, how you're going to resolve the problem at hand!! Today, repairing a master cylinder. The ladies enjoy "the couple dynamic" of you and Jen together!! By the way... what a
camera girl! that smooth , fluid motion of you gathering parts and tools from ALL over the garage was AMAZING!!!!! Great video, and by the way, everyone said they would watch , even if its 2hours!! Thanks for another great memory of my friends and family sharing ideas. Rand
A 47 min tinkering video!? Is this Christmas? Liked and commented before even watching, you guys are great :)
I dont even own a dirtbike. But i still watched 47 minutes of pure inspirational, educational, and entertainment GOLD!
Who's still watching this at 35 minutes, you ask? Well... I am, for one.
Your accidental humor and willingness to take on projects is awesome, thank you for sharing these moments with your audience. Do the things that you want to do in the format that makes you the happiest, when the time to do them presents itself.
Almost broke my screen for tapping to hard after i saw a notification of this video
Your camera boy rocks as well. The banter is just wicked. Love the Jake and Jen uncut structure. Shows you are actually just the people you are and that is really awesome. You really are honest, funny, nice, philosophical, great people.
"Jen & Jake (recorded) Live" in front of a live studio audience... In the garage, in front of their son the camera guy, conspicuously not laughing at any of their jokes.
I watch a LOT of videos on home repair and motorcycles on RUclips....I mean a LOT. "Jennies Garage" is by far my favorite, and I can't get enough. I've learned a heck of a lot and have fun tackling my 1982 Honda XR80 when I watch these....Thanks, and keep up the good work!
Always a happy day when Jennie's Garage drops a new video! ❤
Been watching your channel for years.... one of my favorites. I really enjoyed the kdx, the super trail 90, even the three wheeler videos. I appreciate your cerebral approach to solving problems, your work has taught me a bunch. Thanks to You, Jen, and your family for all the great content!
I really enjoyed this style of video. Keep up the great work.
Like the rawness of the video..gives a true feel of how you do things. Keep making them this way and relax ,we're allot more forgiving about things than you think. Manly because we recognise ourselves in your attempts to figure something out. By watching your videos it has given me the confidence to purchase a motorcycle that has not been running in 19years, a 1983 Honda VT750C and have been restoring it back to a very respectable condition. Looking forward to your next video.
This just made me love you two even more, you're living the dream(ish) and still down to earth, big love from the UK
My wife and I love camera girl and her witty comments. You guys do great, thanks for the tutorials and keep em coming
I noticed the cardboard cutout on the wall 😂. Loving the vids, keep up the good work 💜. Ps. I see you limit yourself a lot in what your saying, as in you feel as though your saying something stupid. In reality it’s really not and becomes more fuller and better for people that listen to this in the background, and I feel as though that will be most of the audience so don’t restrict yourself! (Unless it’s very inappropriate 😂) but as I said I’m really enjoying these videos, keep going, I’ll stay all the way! 💜
Yeah s
And the kx headlight as well.
You sir are a small engine guru. Anyone who works on their own stuff will always want to watch. Keep up the good work
It’s all good whatever you name it 🤷🏻♂️ you’re both likeable people 🤗 and jake , you got that loveable nutty inventor thing about you, a bit like Caractacus Potts from chitty chitty bang bang , you go about things in your own way and in the end you always pull it off.......it works and looks fantastic.......some of us see true genius at work 👍 just keep doing what you are doing 👏👏👏👏👏
Started since the generator still here. Just be your self. The chemistry you too have is great and I admire that both of you seem to enjoy what you guys do. She has been there supporting you and the camera. God bless
Yes Jennies Garage vlogs are coming back love ❤️ your channel keep up the great work🥰😍❤️🤙🏼🤙🏼
Really like the “live” format guys! Y’all have really wholesome and fun videos. As an amateur mechanic, I love the diagnostic portions and seeing things run after all the hard work.
I like that you include the parts when you’re feeling low, and the parts when you manage to overcome that.
I think the more of these “live” videos you do, the more comfortable you’ll become, and that’s definitely when you’re at your best.
Wish you lots of luck and support!
We liked the Shasta videos!!!! That was one of my favorite projects of y’all’s!
I am commenting just to tell you thank you and that your channel has been both very instructional and fun to watch. There are many who talk but don't show how, or blow thru how too fast and don't explain anything. However you detail what is done, experiment, show mistakes, and work on lots of various things; it has been tremendously helpful for me. I work in IT, supporting enterprise grade networking and authentication equipment, and own several street bikes. I've done minor work, changed the stater and clutch on my yzf600r, change clutch and brake pads on my Concours 14, and the starter on my vn800, but doing more was very intimidating. However since watching your channel I've bought 5 dirt bikes since last year and so far successfully fixed 2, largely due to your help. One was a 01 YZ426f that would not start but had good compression which turned out to be valve and timing issues (thank you for the 3-wheeler episode which taught me about timing), the other was a 07 TTR125LE with a seized crank. I've spent more money on tools than I did on the two bikes combined, but I've learned much, have a new way to make pocket change, and am more confident about working on my 4 street bikes, and both me and my wife enjoy your watching your channel! Thank you!
Love the content❤️. Make the content you enjoy the most, because everything you guys produce is quality and motivation for all of us.
My wife and I really enjoy watching this kind of video! Keep doing it 👍👍👍
“35 minutes?! Is anyone even still there?!” Hahaha I love it!
You guys are made for each other! Wish I lived next door. I spent years working on things like that with no money for new parts. Inspiring for kids who need to know how to do this and probably adults too.
"Disrespected 'project title' " is what MCM uses for their unedited videos.
What you'll find is many of us have extra time these days and long videos are great, even if it's just the sound of a car driving by for 2 minutes.
Jake, watching the explanations in your videos, gives me the confidence to dabble in self-repair. Thanks for the content!
Love the videos. It's like hanging out with a buddy in the garage. I like the longer format so I dont have to find something else to watch in 10 minutes. Keep up the good work and dont be so critical, just film and dont worry about to much editing.
Brake fluid will absorb moisture (water) from the atmosphere. Which will cause corrosion/rust inside the brake system. Never use a bottle of fluid that's been open and sitting around for a year plus. This right here is a prime example of why a brake flush in a vehicle is recommend by shops as a preventive maintenance service. Love the vids. Glad to see you stuck to it. Great job. BTW shop owner here
Hello! I love this channel and i am glad you guys try new things and smile! Have a nice day!
Quite honestly it's the dynamic of your 'family unit' and your scaterlogical style that keeps me coming back. You're pretty good at fixing things too! Just keep the content coming whatever it is!
Multiple videos in a short time span? Awesome!!!!!
Jake I started watching your videos in January. In February I bought a pit bike and fixed it up. Cleaned carbs new chain Etc. Last month I bought a broken jet ski and got it going today. I can’t help pretending I’m you when I do it, with one liners to myself!
Jake, you’re doing great. Keep up the good work.
I have the RUclips attention span of a myopic goldfish normally but watched all 47 minutes of this. Love your videos, your enthusiasm and your wonderful family dynamic, keep it up 👍👍👍
First off, i'm a fan. Secondly, I think if you have dead time, like the "get a toothpick" , you could stop recording, regroup, plan the next step and start recording again. No editing because the stop and start are automatic. Thanks for being vulnerable with us.
Quite honestly, the way you teach and explain what you do is golden. I've always felt pretty mechanically inclined but I've learned some really great tricks from watching and even better, listening to you guys. I probably prefer your other style of video BUT I prefer seeing more content more often as opposed to little content but highly polished. So keep doing what you are doing. Thanks for your videos.
For what it's worth, I'm still interested in the Shasta.
Brad B metoo
SAME!
It brought me to the channel..... lmao Hope he gets back to it.
Don't overthink, we're here, and will watch every episode not matter what you're presenting. its all about how you and how genuine your content and you are.
I’m still here all these years later still watching and waiting for more Shasta. I enjoy the motorcycles and other mechanical videos but please start back on the Shasta.
Really enjoyed this video (and all of them).
Your relaxed style of presentation and knowledge that you don’t need the fancy toolset and spotless garage to do things DOES inspire me to have a go myself in my garage. It feels more of a personal interaction than many of the videos that seem to be done just for the views. Yours is your wonderful family, fixing old bikes and things in between living your lives. Don’t be hard on yourself, Jake- you’ve got your subs by being you.
All the best from a rainy Manchester, UK
I like the "Live" videos and greatly appreciate the Jake & Jen Live/live pun. Kudos to you!
If you find these videos to be unbearably long and rambly, you can "cut them short"; not by spending ludicrous amounts of time and effort using your favorite video editing software, but by saying something along the lines of "Right. This video is getting long and I (do not) know an immediately obvious way to [resolve the issue at hand]. Thanks for watching."
If you find yourself compelled to share a conlusion or follow up to whatever you were doing before you "cut", i believe a brief voiceover with some photos or a clip of you talking about and pointing at stuff for clarity can be sufficient for this style of video, since the whole point is to edit as little as you can possibly find reasonable.
As for your concerns regarding the continuation of the video series on the Shasta, I have this to say, beyond expressing my interest:
I watch your videos not only because I like *what* you are doing, but also because I like the *way* you do it; which includes rambling, puns and losing your train of thought. And I think I'm not alone in feeling that way.
Look at it this way: I doubt that a majority of the people watching this video are trying to fix a rear brake master cylinder on a Kawasaki Super Sherpa.
Please feel free to disagree with me =)
Paulie the boss from goodfellas don't like the phone's 👍💚🐢
Was looking for this comment. 👍
I think I can say that I will watch anything you guys post. That being said, maybe the shasta needs a nice collage of old videos during repairs, and an overview of where it is now and how its progressed. Thank you for letting us into your home and giving us some things to joke about. You seem like some of the most real people out on the internet, a family you could spend a day at the lake with and feel like you've been friends with them for years. In short, thanks for doing what you do, and keep up the great work.
Yess another upload
= Happy Sara
SweWince Nice job soldier Lmao
I will always watch your videos. These live ones are similarly enticing and not ever worse! Your stuff is always a highlight of my day when they come up, you two are more than charming.
When are we going to see Jen on a Motorcycle again?
This is nice your here again ,👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️🌈🌈🌈🥇🥇🥇🥳🥳🥳😃😃😃😃.thx and stay safe y’all
Also Jake and Jennie, laguna s eca does have motorcycle " track days", you can ride those bikes on the track when they are having track days, look up there schedule, it would be awesome to see you two on track!!!!!!!!
I absolutely love this format for these videos. You can call them whatever you want and I'll still watch! This is one of my favorite RUclips channels of all time :)
Jennies garage!!! :D
make more vids with the two brother exhaust
didn't expect to find your here lol
I’m not sure, I’d like to see more of these style videos. It’s a bit different and I like that, but I have always liked your old videos because of how you edit them. Really just do what you want, most of your views are watching because you’re simply entertaining, and educational
I’ve been waiting for a video big fan ❤️
But y u sad tho
I am 57,and learn so much from you, I have a Honda reflex brake master I can't dissemble, your vid gave me some ideas to getting it disassembled, so I can install the rebuild kit.
If you haven't already, go to a parts website like partzilla and look up your bike. You can see fiche diagrams of everything. It might give clues about taking your master cylinder apart. Hope you get it fixed!
I’d like to see you get one of the pressure washers working. I like the “live” format better than the edited videos. Keep up the good work.
Jake & Jen with all due respect, I've never found an issue with the camera or editing work.
An to be honest I'm really not that fussed about it, Because I'm here to see you fix things
which happens 80-90% of the time 😂 stop worrying so much about the haters and just
do what makes it easier for yourselves. Either way the hardcore viewers will still watch the content.
keep up the good work guys 👍🏼
Ps I love the small engine videos either power washers, lawnmowers or generators
Someone let her hair down;
Don't let it get caught up in a running bike.
Seriously! It is getting so long! I thought I was the only one that noticed.
Camera girl is in fact the legendary Rapunzel lol
Having withdrawals so I watched again, I built my son a PW 50 of your video, a Yamaha wr 250 from your bring back the thump video, and valves on a few 4 stroke bikes with little to know mechanical knowledge at the start, I did all that from what I learnt on your channel, so yes you do inspire 🤙 so if your ever in Australia and I see you, I'll say g'day 🤣🤣
hey I like the video like this, keep doing it please
You two are fantastic. I really enjoy watching the interaction between you both. I think I like it most when you are working on the project rather than worrying about the format chit chat. I stopped counting how many times I LOL'd (thankyou for that!). I had the same problem with my KTM. I fixed the defective master cylinder by replacing the master cylinder...
Did anyone notice a 1min and 22 secs how beefed up Jen was OMG 😂
Bro, she’s not strong. She’s stronk
I think that's lens distortion.
I wish more youtubers were like you guys. You seem like good people who care about the content you put out. I just found the channel a few days ago, and I've been watchine ur videos almost exclusively for the last few days. Good stuff. My dad was a shadetree mechanic, and watching you troubleshoot these projects makes me think of him. Thanks for that.
jenny i, your, i lov..... keep up the good work
Jennie gets me tonguetangulated too...
2 years later and I'm watching these videos again because I need my fix
Jake and Jen Love your content, I have been watching for years. I have no problem being brutally honest so here it goes. I think it's great to explore different avenues and styles of film making, however, with the live videos obviously you're not able to get as much progress done on the bikes which is something I enjoy seeing in the videos. Secondly we have to watch all the tedious stuff like filling of air compressors, running of extension cords and those type of things. Third, I do like having insight on who you are as people since it gives the viewer a more in depth perspective of who you are. Either way I will enjoy whatever free content you put out because it is just. This comment is already running too long. Thank you for the videos!
You and your videos are awesome. Don't worry about anything, just do what you do! And, yes, you are inspiring. Your understanding of mechanical engineering is genius-level stuff, and your problem solving abilities are admirable. Beyond that, you and your family are truly kind people and that has a ripple effect in the world. I'm sure you have no idea the positivity you've injected into the world! Keep them coming, please.
Your "chitter-chattering" is one of the best parts. Will still watch them all.
Coming late to the party but let me tell you guys that I love your videos, I just found you when I started an interest into mechanics, maybe a year ago, and every video you make does not disappoint. The way you make learning this restorarion interesting is really appreciated and your jokes to each other are the cherry on top. keep going and I'll keep watching. thank you guys for everything.
Thank you for the kind words. Glad you enjoy the videos.
Thank you!! Y'all don't really know how much better our day is when we get that notification!!!