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Mottainai Cycles
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 ม.ค. 2015
Mottainai Cycles, Northcote - Vintage Bicycles: Restorations, Sales, Services, Repairs, Hire.
At Mottainai Cycles we have a passion for restoring vintage steel bicycles. We also offer custom builds, friendly and affordable services and repairs. Mottainai Cycles is open Tue-Sat 1030-1730 at 12/148 Arthurton Road, Northcote in Victoria, Australia
At Mottainai Cycles we have a passion for restoring vintage steel bicycles. We also offer custom builds, friendly and affordable services and repairs. Mottainai Cycles is open Tue-Sat 1030-1730 at 12/148 Arthurton Road, Northcote in Victoria, Australia
Claud Butler restoration @ Mottainai Cycles
Dan at Mottainai restores a beautiful Claud Butler road bike. Shot by Luke Shepard and starring the Mottainai Crew!
www.mottainaicycles.com
www.mottainaicycles.com
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What is the best 70s frame that you were experienced??
@@hl2dus1 very hard to say because there's been so many nice ones! Perhaps a Colnago Mexico or maybe a Hetchins
Proud to be an owner of one😊
great work!!
I would have hand-painted the "C" and "D" to fix the downtube logo. Otherwise you are riding a CAUI BUTLER. Also putting weinmann 500g's on that bike is a crime. You should use either the Weinmann 610's (pretend the Suntour gear system replaced SIMPLEX) or use Dia Compe G brakes (period correct 70's brakes to match the japanese gears).
Love to see things of beauty ! You have preserved ART !
2022...why?))
Oh for f#*k's sake, the man bun guy puts his foot on the top tube (3:06) and poses while he's grinding the cable into his newly restored paint!
He can do what he likes with his bike, and his hair! Probably picked up a few more scratches from daily use for a few years by now, too.
@@mottainaicycles5564 I say his scrunchie popped, his hair flew in his eyes, and and crashed that bike within 6 months.
@@JAMaxeRestoration 😂 as someone with even more unruly hair I can attest to this being possible but unlikely 😝 Seriously though, we would rather a bike be ridden than just looked at, even if it means picking up some scratches and chips. We have definitely done restorations just to be hung up on a wall but knowing a bike will be ridden makes the work even more satisfying 😊
@@mottainaicycles5564 I was not commenting on riding a vintage bike or hanging it on a wall. With some exceptions I believe a vintage bike should be ridden. This guy is a cloddish wanker putting his foot up on the frame where the cable runs and posing like he just bagged big game. That move is not in the normal wheelhouse of everyday wear and tear use. As a restorer I would have been taken aback at that particular moment and probably a bit disappointed. He's not a guy who appreciates a beautiful bike. He's either a guy who wants to show off, or a guy who had a serious lapse in judgement. Now all that being said, the video of the restoration is still very good. Nice music selection set to bike shop shenanigans still gets a.... thumbs up.
This is a Claud Butler majestic from around 1980, I own one of these bikes completely original and unrestored!
This video is almost meditative to watch! Just wow! Also, would appreciate to know what kind of clear you applied at the end of refurbishing the frame?
may i ask, how much does one bike cost?
Anywhere from au$850. We just do custom builds and are local area (Victoria) only as we prefer not to ship out completed bikes (to maintain quality control and long-term support). If you're interested give us an email 😊
Size seat tube and head tube ??
This was built for someone six years ago! I've no idea the size of the bike after so long and it's obviously not for sale, but I'm sure you'll be able to find something cool in your local area 😊
Nice 💟 Best regards from Northern black forest 🌲🌿🌳
Just Wow!
It's soooo awesome 🥰🥰🥰
I'm looking for a job :D
Steel, balanced, like all things, should be!
Proof you're proper bike lovers; time code 3:03- you stop for " Bike Stares. " Nice job chaps!
we need more vids!!
More videos
This is real fucking fashion I want to feel the happiness like this, pls make more video nice content
What was applied with the brush? Clear??
❤
Bro need a hand I would to join you
Asome video and nice build
It's hardly a restoration when the frame is in nearly mint condition.
I have a Claud Butler I'm doing up @ the min, wish I had as many parts as you guys. Nice job Dudes. TFS, G :)
Dónde es ese paraíso?
Rodrigo y Gabriela ❤
I know I'm a little late to the party but I've only just found this video, I have a Claud Butler frame that is exactly the same as this one except it is silver, i used for long distance weekend cycling, 200km Audax events etc, Ah memories ! now the frame, along with a other lesser frames, currently sits up the loft with heaps of wheels, bars, chainsets and other bicycle gear.
Please make more videos
Yellow frame, yellow grease. Doing it right!
In the sixties , a Claud butler with campagnolo gears was the bike to aim for ,, but as a school kid it was always a dream . Great video and a wonderful workshop , 🤗
Ojalá puedas subir más videos similares, son bastante divertidos e inspiradores.
Anyone else notice he starts with center pull brakes then switches to sidepulls?
Yes, I had the same bike in 1974 and it had centre pull brakes fitted. Was a little disappointed when it ended up with side pulls
Man it's my dream to have a shop like this. All the tools possible. All the old frames and spare parts labeled in boxes. All cables and different colored housings. New tires of all sizes.
😃👏👏👏👏👏👍
Hipster bike....hard to ride with no shoes...haha
Congratulation🚲🚲👏😆😷
Great job Brother
Found of!!!😍
Vintage derailleurs are like jewelry. Love to see the greasing and repacking of bearings. That's how it was back when mechanics actually fix stuff instead of "replacing".
You guy's are awesome 👍👍 please do some more videos
craftsmen at work. Nice job!
Great looking bike i would love to have your work shop it would be heaven to me thanks for your video.
My man did a fabulous job on this bike. 🚲
The only thing I keep seeing these kids doing wrong on the restore is when the are putting the handle bar tape on instead of starting at the brake end start your tape at the middle so when you are done the plug holds it in so you don't have to use black tape.they start at the wrong end.we always started where they finish so it tucks inside the bar and the plug holds it." Forever"
This is true of some bikes but depending on the tape (eg cork) it can be better to start at the ends as doing the opposite makes it more likely to 'flap off' at the edges when in use. I feel like a diagram would explain better though! In any case, yep, with the 'harder' tapes such as Benotto or vinyl I'm totally with you.
Show, show, show....
You guys are simply amazing !! ...and fu*k , the collection of spare equipment you have in your workshop 😍