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Bike From The Brink
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 9 พ.ย. 2006
My bike restoration channel - This channel is a video diary of me restoring motorcycles to their former glory, before they end up in a scrap yard.
I'm not a professional mechanic, nor video editor as you see is apparent in my videos.
I'm just doing what I can with what I have. Jobs that I don't know how to do, I'll read up on the Haynes manual and search the net.
Hopefully you'll enjoy the restorations and maybe my findings, triumphs and failings will help someone with their bike.
I'm not a professional mechanic, nor video editor as you see is apparent in my videos.
I'm just doing what I can with what I have. Jobs that I don't know how to do, I'll read up on the Haynes manual and search the net.
Hopefully you'll enjoy the restorations and maybe my findings, triumphs and failings will help someone with their bike.
Insight into the design process of the ZXR 750 H1 3D Printed Expansion Tank
Insight into the design process of the ZXR 750 H1 3D Printed Expansion Tank
10 minutes of me rambling about how I got from the initial request to (nearly) a final version.
10 minutes of me rambling about how I got from the initial request to (nearly) a final version.
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XV1000 Hitachi Carb fuel level checks using a bit of pipe
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XV1000 Hitachi Carb fuel level checks using a bit of pipe Sometimes you have to work with what you've got. I thought I had some clear pipe, which would have nade the task easier, but I got there in the end and didn't even set fire to anything :)
XV1000 Hitachi HSC40 Carburettor Rebuild
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XV1000 Hitachi HSC40 Carburettor Rebuild Here a video of me rebuilding my XV1000 Hitachi carbs after they've had a good clean. It's a cheap rebuild using a kit off Amazon for the gaskets and a couple of other bits. Hopefully I can ride her before winter kicks in.
XV1000 Hitachi Carb Teardown & Inspection
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XV1000 Hitachi Carb Teardown & Inspection Found some horrible stuff tearing these down, but hopefully they can be saved. Once it's all clean I'll do a rebuild video.
XV1000 fettling, going over the obvious stuff to get her ready for MOT
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XV1000 fettling, going over the obvious stuff to get her ready for MOT She runs, but she's not happy
Yamaha Virago XV1000 brief assessment and an update from Brink Shedquarters
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Yamaha Virago XV1000 brief assessment and an update from Brink Shedquarters I've sold a lot of bikes and left myself with nothing to ride so I plan to quickly put the XV1000 on the road to ride before the weather turns.
How To Free Rusted Clutch Plates With No Tools - Sketchy Method On My Cortina P100
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How To Free Rusted Clutch Plates With No Tools - Sketchy Method On My Cortina P100
2020 Tesla Model 3 Eco Range Test & Review
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2020 Tesla Model 3 Eco Range Test & Review
Virago 535 Reserve Fuel Switch Fitment & Initial Tank Fitting
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Virago 535 Reserve Fuel Switch Fitment & Initial Tank Fitting
Plan To Print Virago 535 Fuel Pick Up Pipe
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Plan To Print Virago 535 Fuel Pick Up Pipe
Light Refurbishment Of Virago 535 Mikuni 34 Carbs - Unedited Work Alongside Pace
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Light Refurbishment Of Virago 535 Mikuni 34 Carbs - Unedited Work Alongside Pace
Virago 535 1st Start in 3 Years, Will It Run
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Virago 535 1st Start in 3 Years, Will It Run
My Method For Putting The Carbs Back On Virago 535
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My Method For Putting The Carbs Back On Virago 535
Pottering Around Brink Shedquarters With The Virago 535
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Pottering Around Brink Shedquarters With The Virago 535
Cleaning Up The Wheels - Came Up Better Than I Thought
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Cleaning Up The Wheels - Came Up Better Than I Thought
Secret Motorbike Stash Solves The Problem! SHSHSH Don't Tell The Mrs.
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Secret Motorbike Stash Solves The Problem! SHSHSH Don't Tell The Mrs.
Diesel Heater Part 3, Final attempt to service the motor
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Diesel Heater Part 3, Final attempt to service the motor
Diesel Heater Tear Down Part 2 Diagnosis Error E-06
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Diesel Heater Tear Down Part 2 Diagnosis Error E-06
5KW Diesel Heater Unboxing and Setup Part 1
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5KW Diesel Heater Unboxing and Setup Part 1
Man Vs Machine or Technophobe Vs Telsa
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Man Vs Machine or Technophobe Vs Telsa
Skoda Octavia Estate Test Drive & Review - SE Technology 2021 - 2.0 Diesel
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Skoda Octavia Estate Test Drive & Review - SE Technology 2021 - 2.0 Diesel
Really Pleased With This 3D Print Of The ZXR750 H1 Expansion Tank #zxr750 #3dprinting #80s #shorts
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Really Pleased With This 3D Print Of The ZXR750 H1 Expansion Tank #zxr750 #3dprinting #80s #shorts
First start with 3D printed manifold on Virago 750 trike.
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First start with 3D printed manifold on Virago 750 trike.
1986 Ford Cortina P100 Bull Bar Fitting - Do Not Work With Children Or Animals!
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1986 Ford Cortina P100 Bull Bar Fitting - Do Not Work With Children Or Animals!
2023 Audi A5 Sportback S-Line 45 TFSI MHEV Quattro Review & Test Drive + 0-60 test
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2023 Audi A5 Sportback S-Line 45 TFSI MHEV Quattro Review & Test Drive 0-60 test
I replaced 1.5AH 18650 with 5AH newer cells in my Einhell drill with 18v power x-change batteries
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I replaced 1.5AH 18650 with 5AH newer cells in my Einhell drill with 18v power x-change batteries
How To Get The Highest Quality .STL Exports With Fusion 360 For Better Quality Prints
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How To Get The Highest Quality .STL Exports With Fusion 360 For Better Quality Prints
2 Litre Pinto Is Home, Here's A Quick Stocktake
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2 Litre Pinto Is Home, Here's A Quick Stocktake
Superb video. So useful, especially with regard to where the different jets go. The poor owner before me had put the 70 Jet into the 135 position. I don’t think he would have hit much performance out of that. Thanks for your time. PS. It’s minor but I think the washer at the end of the choke rod might go next to the E clip rather than at the other end of the spring having checked the diagrams on CMSNL.
I do it a different way , take off air rams/ac cable , loosen manifold clips then use suitable length of wood to lever carbs off , Reverse Grease manifold slightly and bottom of carbs, then hand push carbs into position then use hammer/wood again from above to get carbs back into manifolds ( careful not to chip wood into carb ) then grease twist rams back on .
Top tier tip, thank you. would be nice to have the 3d printing exporter export to STEP
I'm glad it's not just me struggling with remounting carbs on XV535. Thank you for the video.
A poor design, I suppose they were mounted to the engine before it was fit to the frame, in the factory.
#greatjob 👏 👏 👏
Nice work. I'll try on my twin piston.i was going to use a fat tap like a ezy out.
@@Hardwick989 let me know how you get on
Hi mate , job went great, sort of did it your way,I ground 4 sides on a bolt and filled the space around it with those hex adapters. If I'd use a tap that properly put me on clean up duty lol. Thank you for making it easy. It was the last one out of 4. The first 3 came out with about 6 psi. I used hand held tyre inflator. 4th moved 5 mil and stopped. 45 psi did nothing. But fun
@@Hardwick989 nice one, good work.
Thank You, best tutorial I have seen so far, it will come handy for sure
Is it a pwk34 you are running? If so what jetting are you running for slow jet and main.... thanks👍
I've asked the customer, he says its a pwk34 cheap copy with the keys that were in when it came. Back when we tested originally, we also used a PWK34 clone, I recall it had 138 main.
You could have just used a grease gun on the bleed nipple cobber. Blank the banjo bolt hole with something, thread tape the bleed nipple and leave it loose. Then have at it. You'll probably need new seals though.
@kepamurray1845 it has been previously said about 20 times. 1. A grease gun is something most people don't have. And 2. I had this out faster than it would take you to clean all the grease up, never mind actually doing it.
THANK YOU so much!! This was the most helpful video this week! ❤
you're very welcome, there's more CAD stuff in pipeline, remember to subscribe so you don't miss it
Sounds good 👍🏻
Up date. Someone has previously removed the switch from the handle bars and cut the wire at the pepcock solenoid. The pepcock is switched to on. How ever i am only getting 50 miles before running out of fuel. It only takes 6 litres to fill up. Even though it’s clearly run out of fuel. Looks like i need to remove the fuel tank to figure out what is going on. Can you tell me what the fuel pipe on the left hand side half way up the tank is used for? My trike is an 89 on a G plate. Also in the uk. Why would it only take 5 lires or so to fill up. It should be 13.5 litres as far as i know.
@Paulscnccreations depending on the version. All have 2 big pipes that run from the top to bottom tank, 20mm ish. Some have a pipe that passes through the bottom tank, about 6-7mm. I think it's a breather pipe, didn't seem to be of much use.
What year is this please? I have an 1989 trike. I don’t see a reserve tap on mine and the manual says it should have a switch just under the starter switch.
@Paulscnccreations this is an 89, F registered in UK. These things fail often, it might be that it failed and someone removed the tubes inside, or not, and it just uses all the tank or just to reserve point.
@@BikeFromTheBrink so i recieved the bike on friday i had no idea on how much fuel it had so i filled it up. It only took £6 which is less than 5 litres these day's.i did 60 miles on friday with no issues apart from the wheel bolt coming loose. I rode 10 miles on saturday before it cut out. I put 5 litres in it and it was full again. I then rode it home 10 miles. It’s supposed to take 13.5 litres. In your video it does show a tap on the end of the solenoid I think i’ll take the seats off and have a good look around. I do not have the electronic switch and i cannot find a pepcock. So i’ guess i’ll take the seats and covers off and see whats going on. Thanks for the reply.
You don't have the fake tank at the top do you?
@@BikeFromTheBrink i don’t think so as it actually holds fuel. The trike takes £6 in fuel to fill her up and i can get 50 miles before running out.
Interedted in the virago intake. for sale?
Hi, for 700-1100 size intake is £90 gbp plus postage. They work great on 38mm carb
Wow mine didn’t read anything
Time for a new one
Vinegar doesn't dissolve natural rubber, or synthetic rubber😎 Best to use the high strength vinegar, £20 for 20 litres, works much quicker. Put an old cycle chain in tank, then shake❤
Finally! A video that doesn't just say "use an air gun". Thank you!
@@rosie-b I tried that, the air didn't shift it either
THE PISTON WILL BE DEFORM!!
It's perfect, been in a long time now
I miss my old p100
@@Avalanche-rockers I could sell you one :)
Thanks sir for sharing this genius idea I have taken my motorcycle caliper piston yesterday with some different sets of tools but the idea is yours a very very big thanks to you sir. Please keep up the great work .
@@haroldkortwright8502 glad to hear it
Thank you!!! ❤
@@danielkapoor3260 you're very welcome
kool
Hello. Thanks a lot for the great and instructive videos. I am currently trying to renovate the fuel tanks for my wife's Virago 535 which has not run for a while. The issue is that the 2 orange pipes that are attached to the fuel cock are no longer there. I guess they felt into the tank. I may find them out when I clean-up the tank. Since they cannot be bought separately, and I don't have a 3D printer, do you think I can just ignore them, in case I can find them and cannot fix them back? Thanks in advance for your feedback. With my best regards,
If the tank rattles, they will be inside. Since making the video I've seen 2 options. Ebay Option 1: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325999330867 Cheaper option Ebay 2: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/387356653058? On the 2nd one you can just use the pipes. You could ignore them if you have an inline fuel filter and reserve will no longer work.
Thanks a lot for the quick and helpful answer. I’ll certainly buy one of those. Best regards.
@@franckderouvroy2297 no worries, remeber to give me a follow :) I still have a 535 I'll be working on soon and posting videos
Nice one Ben!! I think those are the same ones I got for mine. So far so good. I have another week at work and hopefully I'll be able to get my last ride of the season in too. Cheers!
Hey mate great video again don’t know if you remember me I have the 535 and asked about the carbs a while ago. Having maybe a jetting issue. It’s a 535 with 107.5 main jets and straight piped. Having trouble with it can’t seem to get it fine tuned. Have bought other bigger main jets but not tried them yet. Also seems front cylinder running rich, rear is lean to normal but carbs are synced. If you need any other information let me know. Really want to get this bike sorted now lol. Thanks mate
It's hard to say, usually ends up trial and error. I would be tempted to post in a specific 535 group and see what people are using to get you a ball park starting point, then tweak it from there. This 1000 has 126 in both, which seems wrong, but it did run, I'll put it back together and see how it goes.
@@BikeFromTheBrink yeah something i learned recently that might help is different countries regulations can effect the way they make the bike, so in America I believe the main jets are 135 but on uk models or Europe models I believe it’s 107.5. Don’t know if the 135s would work in that. Might be the same for the 1000 that maybe it’s a different country.
thanks mate, i have a 1984 Volvo 240GL with one stuck piston in each of the calipers, i was quoted AUD$380 to rebuild each caliper, and my disability pension doesn't stretch that bloody far. i'll give you method a try sometime soon, tried several methods so far with other pistons that were stuck but still have the 4 being super stubborn.
Hope it works for you, keep me posted.
used this on my gas gas txt 125 AJP calipers, you are some man fella took some doing but they're budging. Cheers pal
Good work Mr
@@BikeFromTheBrink Legend man. Dropped a sub
I take it the SE can't self park using park assist as some of the others do?
This one didn't have it. I've had it on other cars and not used it as it took too long.
If you want an f6c in your life,clear the space so you can get around it to work on. You'll probably find previous owners spent their entire budget on buying the bike whatever it is. I picked up a 25 year old Harley FXDL with 25k dry miles and 7 owners. It only ran on hot dry days because the first owner fitted an HD motor co fuel cap from efi non vented on a carb model. Took a few months to pin down but it's my third Harley since 1988 and hopefully the last bike I need. Planned another £3k when I looked at it,salesman didn't like it being called a 2 year project bike when it was described as excellent condition. I said we all have different standards and every bike is a project even if it's new. Good luck anyway. I declined a test ride because I wouldn't trust anyone else's work.
@theodavies8754 oh if I was getting a harley I'd make room to work on it too ;)
hi bruce woof
Excellent, the 750 carbs are same, I've left those extra hoses be, I'm running 85 XV750, no pump, I don't know why the -ve into the regulator though. the fuel hose should be underneath the fuel tank LHS, great vid!
getting bigger that shed
@@stephenswanton2748 Tardis :)
Kool, nice to see you fettling again
congratulations... i have a virago 535 1999. thats a big problem for me to reinstall carbs.
yeah they are a pain
you are whizz!!
Is that a good thing?
@@BikeFromTheBrink Yes my friend... means só much smart.
Those blue crimp on clips uundr your seat are trouble. They start to work then they fail. Enjoy your vids.. keep them coming. Cheers mate
@davidguest6051 yeah I'm not a fan, I might put a full wiring loom on later down the line as it is a bit of a mess
Brilliant!
Just done this on two Honda CB650 SC Nighthawk callipers.. brilliant worked and well pleased.. thank you for sharing
@ianwilkinson4196 great work and thanks for the follow, another 2 and youtube start to pay me a little bit
I like how my pistons are solid with no hollow bits at all
Supposed to be like that or been put in backwards?
@@BikeFromTheBrink supposed to be like that. It's a BMW Brembo
@@ArcanePath360 maybe grease gun on a nipple screwed in the bleed. Messy and you need a grease gun but it should work.
@@BikeFromTheBrink I was going to leave it on the bike and use the brake lever to squeeze the pistons out, taking care to make them come out evenly, until it all falls into a bucket to catch the fluid which will likely go everywhere. This will work for the rear, but not sure how I will do the front, unless I do both calipers at the same time. Any pistons left in I hope to pull out with minimum force required as they should just be barely hanging on if extended all the way
If you have the luxury of it still connected up. I would go with that. Remove the caliper and gently pull the brake lever, when one is as far out as you dare, you can either chock it with something or G clamp it so the others move.
print the y-tube with tpu or tpe filament and suspend the carb with some brakets if the weight to high.
Just removed two stuck pistons from my 1980 CB900 front brakes using this method. Thank you - spot on!!
@the_cafe_racer_project good work Mr
By gum lad, that wur a stuck piston alrite. And ya didn’t need t go down’t ruud t buy a crappy tool that yud unly yuse once. Well dun lad yu didn’t do it for yu self yu did it for Yorksire👍
Hello I was wondering if you or knew anyone that could make me a single carb intake for a 2007 Honda shadow vt750Dc
@mrworldwide6770 I've not seen one, I probably could make it, where are you based?
Thank you good sir! Finally got a seized piston from a rusty old caliper. Thought it was toast
Thank you so much for this amazing tip and video. It made it possible to unstick my VW T25 from calipers with opposing pistons! Never would have got it without your help. Cheers from Detroit, Michigan USA
Tidy up the paint (brush job?) to original colour and put it back to standard. Set of steel wheels likely easy to source Surely worth a lot more that way too
@julianlangdon3456 if I was going to get it painted, I would have gone for original. But I didn't pay for the paint job, I do have £9600 of receipts for body work and paint though.
You think this would work on a Kawasaki EN500? It seems the right size, shape.
The principle would work, I'm sure. But it's not likely kawasaki made it the exact same dimensions as yamaha. I may be able to work with you getting one made to exact size.
Thanks for the tip mate. Spent about 3 hours on this problem yesterday. Removed today in 5 minutes with your method. Should have figured this out myself.
@bidlymovies987 no harm having a search before you reach for the gas axe :)
Thank you for this brother
Hope it helps
Alright mate. I was wondering do you make these for a xv535 by any chance?
@@upurkilt7246 like this :) th-cam.com/video/2rvBb5hv7ks/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Wracz1eNOVKYyKiN
@@BikeFromTheBrink exactly like this mate lol.
@@upurkilt7246 then that would be a yes