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Adventure 52
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2018
After spending far to long in Lockdown, I slowly came to the realisation I was finding myself in a rut, whereby i was becoming so use to staying at home and not going out and living my life! This is where Adventure 52 was coined and i challenged myself to doing 52 things in 52 weeks to make up for all that time i spent stuck at home!
Life is far too short and sometimes we become stuck in our routines and fail to walk outside our front door and make the most of the limited time we have!
Not everything will be new to me and not everything will be as expensive or as extravagant as the other; however they will all be something i enjoy or have wished to do!
One Life, Lets make it a good one....
Life is far too short and sometimes we become stuck in our routines and fail to walk outside our front door and make the most of the limited time we have!
Not everything will be new to me and not everything will be as expensive or as extravagant as the other; however they will all be something i enjoy or have wished to do!
One Life, Lets make it a good one....
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Awesome !!
Niiiiiice
Niiiice!!
I can feel the drained energy as he drops those dump cards into the box, maybe next time man 😂
Why two videos for this feel let down just want clicks …?
Do you have a video of putting the rear passenger pegs back on I got the parts but don't know how to install as I just bought thr bike . Thanks
roof on backwarks water will run into cracks
Want one but prefer the looks of the blackbird. Thanks for the ride along.
If you want to see what 'busas can do, check out Fast Bikes 'Mach 2' video on here. It's VHS quality lol, but Shakey's riding of the 'busa is definitely 4K 👍👍👍👍
Part 2????
Excelente trabajo.impecable.
Need help with parts for my bike use parts its a yama 750 am from Jamaica Am a big fan
i had the same baike, sold her with 85000 km, i did a compression test before selling it and I was surprised that the engine had almost the same compression as it comes from the factory 131/134/131/134 psi, I also used it for several track days. if you do the oil changes on time all the time that engine will last forever, very good bike
Such a big misconceptions that bike engines are only good for 30k miles..... Keep them lubed up and they will go and go!
Need help with parts for my bike use parts its a yama 750 am from Jamaica Am a big fan
@@adventure5249 People always say 25-30kmiles for sports bikes because they think everyone is out there racing them at the track everyday lol Public road miles and track miles are completely different. You abuse a bike wayyyyy harder on the track then public roads
Where’s part 2?
Hey, you see these red pins/tabs/clips, one connecting to the fuel tank and the other to the airbox. How on earth do you put them back in place, I have spent hours trying to, but it does not want to go back. I would really appreciate your answer.
Silicone spray I would say is your best bet. Lubes it up well and then should click in 👍
@@joelpalmer6869 Good idea, didn't think abput it. Thank you ;)
Great video.
Hi, the engine is not available anymore. Could you send the name? It would be easier for me and others who want to buy the same engine as you did.
I don't know about other brands but the white numbers on the back of the engine are on every 07-08 kawasaki ZX6R
Missed out the brown food waste caddy
Part 2??????
Looks pretty😍 Although we have easier solution th-cam.com/video/sPFOCH0tfWs/w-d-xo.html😉
th-cam.com/video/vEntZbl5TKQ/w-d-xo.html Kawasaki Zx6r (2002)!!!
Turned out great
Great job 👍🏽
A bin storage is on my ever growing to-do list. Thanks for keeping in where things go wrong so we can help avoid them in future!
This is brilliant, I did exactly the same thing during first lockdown. Saw the Furze no welder one and thought it would be easier with a welder so I bought one and built it, learning as I went. As you said in this "All welds look good with a grinder" or words to that effect! I bought an electric start 140 engine, only bit I had trouble finding was the sleeves but got there in the end. Second lockdown I built a fat 26" MTB wheel trike with a predator 212cc engine behind the seat, was a lot easier as engine is self-contained, no wiring etc. Still looking for my next inspiration, but it will come. Brilliant, enjoyed watching, can really relate to it!
Would be better with doors on it
I recommend Woodprix to every beginner and not only.
This looks insanely good fun. I've just ordered an axle kit and an engine!
You won't regret it.... Such a fun build and an even more enjoyable drive
This is identical to the idea i want to build - can i ask the final dimensions please?
Also how many length of 5x5 timber and length of shiplap did you use?
Sorry I don't remember what the exact measurements were unfortunately. The lengths will be based on how long your supplier provides them in. Sorry I can't be much help 😢
Good job. Currently repainting the whole back of the house and bin storage is on the list. Was planning a very similar design; one wheelie bin and 3 recycling buckets. Going to make the storage taller though as I'm going to store fire wood on top. Good job on the unit mate 👍
Thank you! If you are going to have the wood storage too, I would recommend a water proof membrane under the top to keep it completely dry 👍
@@adventure5249 the waterproofing has been thought of already but thank you. 🍻🍻
Also in Bristol and was pondering a solution to the exact same problem. Nice job, and nice to see how you got around the inevitable DIY mistakes. How do those measurements always go so wrong half way through? :)
Haha no matter how much you plan, there will al ways something that gets away from you
Lap joints, I heard hear those are pretty awesome.
NINETY-SIX SCEWS!?! Somebody has a screw loose, but never found it. LOL
I’ve got membrane on my bottom 🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣 love the video ☝️👍
Great idea!
Great video. I’m looking to learn my CBT when I’m able to go up a size from a 125 is there a next size up you have to go to or can you go to any size up from a 125. Cos I was thinking of going to a 250 from a 125 after
Nice work bud. I'm looking to build myself one also. Trying to get some inspiration as a budding DIYer
Do it! Especially if you enjoy a bit of DIY, it will be a breeze
Loool
@Conor Mark what on earth lol 🤣 So random
I think you've done the shiplap the wrong direction on the top.
I did it that way so the water had a place to run through appose to puddling in the curve. You get a bit drip through but now a lot tbf
Damn, shes smoking like a two stroke
Just very cold in the garage lol
Is this Austin powers on a time machine?
Have you got links for parts ?
Hey! Sorry i have added a list into the description :-)
Ride safe mate. Subscribed
I love Suzuki Hayabusa 💯
Show the job too much bla bla good job
when colin put his video up of the easy build drift trike i ordered all the parts and built mine in the first lock down it was a blast never done something like that before and it took me a long time because i had no where to build it but honestly love building it just recently took it apart and finished the few bits here and there added lights and paint and a shifter that was apart of the chassis i wish i was at your part again was alot of fun to build it learnt alot have fun!
Wish I had done it sooner! It's quite expensive but now I have the engine axle etc if I want to do another projector or spin off of it then o have all the bits needed and will just be the box section to buy which is so cheap! Just need lock down to go away so I can use it now!
@@joelpalmer6869 i know its great got all these tools now it makes me want to make more hahaha! would love to see your build make sure to upload something after your done :)
@@nonprofitpick10 check out my other videos I managed to get it finished, had one ride annnnnnd then lockdown lol
@@joelpalmer6869 ahh is The Moto Giant your other channel? i thought you was another fella hahaha my bad yeah i saw the video where you took it out looks good i had the problem where it wants to keep lifting the front up and i just moved the seat forward and i also adjusted the kick starter so that it misses the frame although i do wish i had an electric start!
@@nonprofitpick10 hahaha didn't realise I was logged in on my other account lol. The wheelie thing was hilarious! Especially with my mates 20 stone hanging over the back axle. I tried so hard to get the right engine with an electric start but they were sold out everywhere! Definitely need to fashion some form of handle pull start as it doesn't take a lot to fire it up!
I’m planning on building one in a couple of months time! What nailer is that? I need one but don’t want to spend stupid money!
I was exactly the same! This is a draper d20 which was about £160 from Toolstation which was the most reasonably priced one I could find and I'm pleased with the quality. I also used it to clad a 8foot by 6 foot by 7 foot shed and was spot on!
13:16 Gen 3 is out!!!
Need to get my hands on that now!
Excellent work, I looked up building a bin store as I'm planning on building one in the spring. I'm going to flatten the current conifer trees which are ugly and build something similar to yourself. The only difference is I will be concreting the down supports into the dirt.. I will also be planting new shrubs around the back and sides so as it will totally be hidden from passers by. Excellent video/project which I can build on 👍thanks.
Thanks for the kind words. Make sure you put some membrane on the bottoms parts if you are going on to soil to avoid early rot 👍 all the best with your build!