Thanks mate! In my experience older is better than new in most cases, also cheaper in some cases. All in all goes towards a more of the time build, thanks for watching!
Very cool, I like it, this stuff always takes so much longer thank you think but I like the way you take you're time to make it rite, the only way to do it.
Thanks pal! Yes it does, if a jobs worth doing it's worth doing right! At the end of the day it's not worth setting yourself up for problems down the line!
Got two projects sitting in the garage but cannot get the motivation at the moment, but thanks to you I am starting to think about getting round the garage.
Looking superb Will. The way people drive these days, you are right to prioritize decent lights for riding on the road. Don't forget to deburr any holes you drill in aluminium, both sides with a larger drill bit. Any sharp edges and it will fatigue crack like Billyo. Best wishes, Dean.
Thanks mate, I think so too. Especially when it comes to unlit country roads which is mostly what I ride. I didn't know that, I admit I didn't do them all. Time to go back across and do that. Thanks for the heads up Dean!
Always bee😢particular about rear lights and the actual plastic on them as well. Well aged red lenses have a bit of an orange look to them, a subtle hint that “ this ain’t new”. I also love the chrome pillar nuts with the single slot in the end that Lucas made for those lights. Class. Not a long cross head in yellowed steel.
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Great fun. It's looking really nice. Always an enjoyable watch. Thanks. 🙂
Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
That now looks very much like a nice Triumph!
Still lovin it Will. Its great that your giving old parts a new life and not just throwing new bits at it. Another good watch
Thanks mate! In my experience older is better than new in most cases, also cheaper in some cases. All in all goes towards a more of the time build, thanks for watching!
She's getting there mate !
To all the viewers of this channel......stop just watching and subscribe !!
Well done will 👍. Peace out ✌️
Slowly but surely!! Hopefully done by spring time! Thanks very much mate appreciate it! 👌
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Enjoyed the vid. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
all good stuff. ever use small diameter rubber tube split along length as an edge 'gasket'
Cheers mate! No I haven't but that is a sterling idea. Might be worth a shot I reckon!
Looks ace and the entertainment value is top shelf as always. Thanks.
Thanks mate, appreciate it and always pleased to hear you enjoy it!
1 step closer to completion, its good when large parts go back onto the bike. Keep going.
Agreed mate! I find the final fiddly 20% is the longest bit!
Very cool, I like it, this stuff always takes so much longer thank you think but I like the way you take you're time to make it rite, the only way to do it.
Thanks pal! Yes it does, if a jobs worth doing it's worth doing right! At the end of the day it's not worth setting yourself up for problems down the line!
2 more sleeps till the next episode, cant wait
Got two projects sitting in the garage but cannot get the motivation at the moment, but thanks to you I am starting to think about getting round the garage.
Glad to hear that motivation is creeping in. I get it too, definitely a curse for the creator. Hope it comes back soon!
Strangely no subtitles this week. If it’s possible to added them after the event that would be great. Loving the way you go about your builds.
Thanks mate! Usually TH-cam adds the subtitles automatically, I'll take a look and see if there's a way I can add them. Thanks for watching John!
The honda c50 back light setup is rather cool looking 😎,it was used on the honda 500t ,that was a cool bike aswell (my step dad had one years ago ).
Looking superb Will. The way people drive these days, you are right to prioritize decent lights for riding on the road.
Don't forget to deburr any holes you drill in aluminium, both sides with a larger drill bit. Any sharp edges and it will fatigue crack like Billyo.
Best wishes, Dean.
Thanks mate, I think so too. Especially when it comes to unlit country roads which is mostly what I ride. I didn't know that, I admit I didn't do them all. Time to go back across and do that. Thanks for the heads up Dean!
Always bee😢particular about rear lights and the actual plastic on them as well. Well aged red lenses have a bit of an orange look to them, a subtle hint that “ this ain’t new”.
I also love the chrome pillar nuts with the single slot in the end that Lucas made for those lights. Class. Not a long cross head in yellowed steel.
When are you going to build up the Laverda?
That would be my dad's laverda, it's in his hands!