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Charles Mattina
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 2 ก.ย. 2011
1989 Honda XRV650 (RD03) - The original Africa Twin!
1989 Honda XRV650 (RD03) - The original Africa Twin!
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1974 SUZUKI GT750 - start up and short ride
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1974 SUZUKI GT750 - start up and short ride
1987 FZR400 walk around and start up. April 2023.
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1987 FZR400 walk around and start up. April 2023.
Driving through Glen Coe, Scotland
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Noise/sound quality is not great. But gives you an idea.
1968 T100 kick start return spring
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Sorry the video is "upside down" just imagine yourself looking over the bike at it as you would be if you were there. The end of the video is where you get a good look. (This stuff is hard to do with one hand...)
I remember this bike well I meant to get one I had the 250 my mate had the 380 you could drive the 250 on a provisional licence back then, I joined the military when I came out the law had changed and I couldn't ride my 250 which I still had as the law was 125 max on a provisional licence, I could drive a tank though legally, any way I got a car, PS it was known as the water boiler here in the UK as I think it was the first bike to have a water radiator on it, but may be wrong?
My first street bike to ride at 14 years old. Put many miles on it. One time I dropped it and the postman helped me pick it up. Thanks for vid.
Great job. Nice to hear it running. Brings back memories of mine. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy!
Thanks for comment. Still a work in progress but was happy to finally be able to ride it!
The Yamaha TZR250 was the first water cooled Japanese bike!
Yeah ..and what about the rd
Rz125 or in UK rd 125 was water cooled before the tzr .
@@Bossman792 Wrong it was the Suzuki GT750
Wow. Hilarious seeing the carrot appear from the bottom of the screen
Incredible footage
I've seen a lot of beavers, but this one is white
Oh my godddd, it's an albino beaver!
Wow. This is a great video of a great beaver
Suggestion: get a tripod to hold your camera or phone.
You needed to go another 180°?
Yes they don't just clip in do they it's a job to get one in ok
You have to get a pair of vise grips, grab ahold of it, and spin it around an extra turn. Put more tension on the spring! More!
for the record, this was indeed the issue
yep and hope you dont lose an eye :)
I THINK I wore safety glasses.