You know im 54. And I’ve have had back surgery. I grew up with sport bikes. And never been more than a year without a sport bike. I finally sold my last bike about a year ago. Because i can no longer ride. It is the one of the most devastating things I’ve had to deal with in my life. Today I discovered your channel and to watch you work. Well it was great im now hooked on your channel. It brings a smile to my face
You really do some excellent work, I especially appreciate how you put in the extra time and money to replace or remove the tacky add-ons even though the bike is going to be sold. Great editing as well, these are super fun to watch! Also nice to see some quality motorcycle content from someone else in upstate NY. Cheers from the finger lakes, next time I'm in the market for a bike I'll look you up first!
With damage like that checking the alignment of the frame would be advisable. Also I would check the internals of the forks and change the triple head bearings.
I just made that point. Main reason why I won't buy a rebuilt unless I know what kind of wreck it was in and everything that was repaired or replaced. Especially frame damage. It may hold up for now but could fail in the worst possible way should it get wrecked again. At least the rebuild process is cool to watch.
Thank you for showing and putting heat shielding on the fairings. So many people don’t and just throw on the replacements. I knew some guys that ran a Dyno shop and they’d melt a dozen a week (even after warning and asking the owners to remove fairing if they cared about them) and then the owners would get mad that their fairings melted like cheese.
My name is Scott and my son Nathan and I are really starting to get bike fever after being stuck inside for way to long due to the Covid outbreak. I'm more of a old school type of guy but after watching hundreds of videos and talking with Nate for quite some time now we've both decided that we want sport bike's instead of what I was originally going to do which was building a old school kz1000. So today after work I was browsing videos and trying to find one that I watched about a year ago of a young guy probably in his mid twenties or so and I'm pretty sure he was using his parents garage to rebuild wrecked sport bike's and it looked like he was in California right on the ocean. Anyway when I first found his videos I was impressed with his work and the detail in which he put into every bike he did. But today I looked for his videos again and couldn't find any of them. But in the search I stumbled across your videos and was blown away with the way you do your rebuilds and how knowledgeable you are about all aspects of the bike's your working on. So my first question is are you doing these for customers who've wrecked their bike and are having you rebuild them? Or are you buying wrecked bike's and rebuilding them yourself and reselling them? Whichever way, I would be thrilled to talk to you about the subject and maybe get your opinion on which way we should approach this new hobby of ours? And the reason I'm asking is because although I make pretty good money at my trade I don't want to just go out and buy a new bike and just start riding it. I want to be able to bond with my son and when we're finished with our first one I want us to be proud of what we've accomplished together. And I know that your probably a pretty busy guy but we would greatly appreciate it if you could get in touch with us and discuss some options that might be available? Thanks alot for your time and will be watching for your reply hopefully in the very near future. Thanks again! Scott and Nathan Harrington, West Jefferson, Ohio.
My favorite generation Fireblade! You did an incredible recovery job on this beautiful bike! I felt ill, looking at all the tacky crap that had been added to it and I'm so glad you were able to restore it to its rightful glory!
i reaaly aboubt this video is that, you like stock models bikes rather than funky customised. and you are those type of the guy who really wants to get his hands dirty while working.... keep working mannn .... loves your channel.
I feel so happy to see this, this almost brought me to tears. I believe that bikes have souls too. It was soo sad to see such a beautiful and powerful bike rendered useless by a poser (previous owner), to be restored like that. Imagine losing your legs but being given a new set of legs to run again. Absolutely heartwarming. Thank you for doing this.
How can one man know so much about the inside and out of fixing bikes. Man I wish I had a mentor like him who would lead me down this path to live this kind of life. Doing what you love.
After a crash which deli ered forces high enough to rip the wheel, brake rotor and oil pan to shreds ... I really do not like the fact you inspected the front forks by looking at them on a table and giving it thumbs up. Thr forks definitely should be replqced after crash like this. Kinda scary to imagine I would be the person going 300kmh on this after this repair
Wished this was longer! Probably the best build cbr1000 video I've seen. Thanks for showing evrything, I feel more confident doing most of this on my own
Usually I skip through these kinds of videos to the interesting parts. But I find your videos fascinating and watch every single minute. I wish I had the space, tools and funds to take on a project like this.
I love seeing OEM parts being installed. That's how they were designed by the manufacturer so they always (in my opinion) look so much more finished than aftermarket. Tasty build, mate. Well done!
Depends Sometimes aftermarket can be better, like full exhaust systems look and feel far superior. If you want to go the extra mile on a carbon bike (like the r1m) adding some extra carbon fiber trim is a nice touch
Hey So nice to see such a lovely 'old' bike hit the road. Hope the bike has a better time of it on the road in 2021 and on a good race circuit where it belongs. Great work👍🏻
After this hard impact of the front, at least you have to open the fork and check for damage inside if you have no opportunities for accurate measuring and testing. I have seen less worse damages in the front and the fork was not working probably. And do you use the right torque for assembling parts on the fork? Otherwise nive job. Looks really great at the end!
wow, what a transformation. Looks great! You got me wanting to buy a sport bike and fix it up... and I'm a 2x Harley owner, haha! Love your content, keep it coming.
Innocently my yamaha 02 r1 was destroyed. I want to revive my bike, which has been standing for more than 10 years, like this video. great work! you made it
I try not to judge, but all those junk parts he pulled off fits in with the fact it's also been crashed. And I am sorry if it was actually owned by a sensible rider that just had terrible taste in accessories and got caught in a "not at fault" accident.
You are a true professional that pays attention to every detail. If I would want to by another use bike I would love to buy one of your builds! You make them all look brand new!
I wish I had a job just to do bike rebuilds. I love taking wrecked bikes and making them right again. I’ve done 4 or 5 different bikes so far. It’s so fun, looking for parts, doing the installation everything. The last bike I did was similar to this CBR, but it was my ex-best friends bike who was drinking and went straight into a curb at 90 mph, thank god he lived but unfortunately it was the end of our friendship due to his decision because I basically repoed the bike since I loaned him the money for the bike and he didn’t pay me a dime bike. So I took the bike, I paid for the release fee and everything I went and picked it up and so when I finished the bike, it had 32k miles and I only put 300 miles on it when I was done. So I broke just even when I got rid of it. $3,500 actually lost probably $200-300 but oh wel. But I will say it’s always fun. If I could I would do a business like that but it’s a lot of money and there are a lot of people out there doing this
One of my absolute favourite bikes, so happy to see it given a new life! I'm sure you did but still, would have been good to see the use of a torque wrench at least once..
Hello, I'm from Israel. The price of a 2009 motorcycle is $ 15,000. I can only dream of a motorcycle like this. I had the pleasure of watching the video and I am very jealous of you. If I lived in the United States, I would have at least 3 motorcycles.😀😀👍👍
Nice! , as a great lover of motorcycles , it´s a pleasure to see how she come back to life (after a nap of course 😅) . Congratulations for the hard work and all the love that you put on it , you can see how much you love doing this. Thank god that you removed all the previous tweaks that she had (the led lights for example).
Just discovered your channel. Love it! Going back and watching all the older videos. Do a lot of these bikes end up having salvage titles and if so, how does that affect the resale value? Also, where are you finding all of these wrecked bikes?
Why is there Brembo stickers on the bike when it's equipped with Tokico brakes? And why the passenger foot pegs when there's no passenger seat? New headers?
Very nice rebuild. Always liked the Repsol livery CBR. Really satisfying watching the bike come back to life. Hopefully I can do a rebuild like this one some day soon.
Maybe I missed it, but how was the frame integrity and geometry checked? I would imagine a crash hard enough to shatter the front wheel would twist the head tube. Pretty cool to see a wreck get fixed and flipped, but stuff like that always gives me the willies.
This bike was beautiful and some Maniac road this bike and totaled it. And this guy is going to do the good job of repairing this beautiful bike to its pristine shape. I commend him of doing that!
28:26 what a beautiful rebuild result ^_^ hope u can do more and rebuild more wrecked bike ^_^ i really love watching your vids sir ^_^ i really appreciate your time and effort to rebuild the wrecked bike ^_^ hope u have a good health always ^_^
@@marekant7776 Polish people always pretend they know better although he doesn't even know what he's on about or have/had a bike like this but do you know what ? I think it's lack of fame/attention :/ just fck the usless comment ant instead say something usefull. I think he's aware of what he's doing but surley you don't know what you saying lmfao .
I really disagree on that.. something'gotta give. Lets see him drine on a straight road with no hands.. also whats going on with these headers.. looked dented as hell when laying on the side. ..
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You know im 54. And I’ve have had back surgery. I grew up with sport bikes. And never been more than a year without a sport bike. I finally sold my last bike about a year ago. Because i can no longer ride. It is the one of the most devastating things I’ve had to deal with in my life. Today I discovered your channel and to watch you work. Well it was great im now hooked on your channel. It brings a smile to my face
54 is too young to not have a sport bike.
You really do some excellent work, I especially appreciate how you put in the extra time and money to replace or remove the tacky add-ons even though the bike is going to be sold. Great editing as well, these are super fun to watch! Also nice to see some quality motorcycle content from someone else in upstate NY. Cheers from the finger lakes, next time I'm in the market for a bike I'll look you up first!
With damage like that checking the alignment of the frame would be advisable. Also I would check the internals of the forks and change the triple head bearings.
I just made that point. Main reason why I won't buy a rebuilt unless I know what kind of wreck it was in and everything that was repaired or replaced. Especially frame damage. It may hold up for now but could fail in the worst possible way should it get wrecked again.
At least the rebuild process is cool to watch.
Thank you for showing and putting heat shielding on the fairings. So many people don’t and just throw on the replacements. I knew some guys that ran a Dyno shop and they’d melt a dozen a week (even after warning and asking the owners to remove fairing if they cared about them) and then the owners would get mad that their fairings melted like cheese.
It's awesome seeing these wrecked bikes be brought back to life. Great work!
It was so satisfying watching those LEDs go in the trash! Lol.
Right
LED's goes to where it belongs, best part of the video!
Just as I read this comment he put them in😂
😂😂😂
yeah the whole douch bag kit
I want this as my retirement hobby. Rebuilding bikes.
Such passion and knowledge. :D
You inspire a lot of us.
skill top moto
same
Exactly what I was thinking!
Honestly, jealous of how well and easily you repair bikes and i can’t even install my brake lights..
Those brake lights can be tricky sometimes!
Ditto, this mac is a legend 😁
@@RKMotorsports aaaaàaaà
@@sikeftw ada
Same bruh
My name is Scott and my son Nathan and I are really starting to get bike fever after being stuck inside for way to long due to the Covid outbreak. I'm more of a old school type of guy but after watching hundreds of videos and talking with Nate for quite some time now we've both decided that we want sport bike's instead of what I was originally going to do which was building a old school kz1000. So today after work I was browsing videos and trying to find one that I watched about a year ago of a young guy probably in his mid twenties or so and I'm pretty sure he was using his parents garage to rebuild wrecked sport bike's and it looked like he was in California right on the ocean. Anyway when I first found his videos I was impressed with his work and the detail in which he put into every bike he did. But today I looked for his videos again and couldn't find any of them. But in the search I stumbled across your videos and was blown away with the way you do your rebuilds and how knowledgeable you are about all aspects of the bike's your working on. So my first question is are you doing these for customers who've wrecked their bike and are having you rebuild them? Or are you buying wrecked bike's and rebuilding them yourself and reselling them? Whichever way, I would be thrilled to talk to you about the subject and maybe get your opinion on which way we should approach this new hobby of ours? And the reason I'm asking is because although I make pretty good money at my trade I don't want to just go out and buy a new bike and just start riding it. I want to be able to bond with my son and when we're finished with our first one I want us to be proud of what we've accomplished together. And I know that your probably a pretty busy guy but we would greatly appreciate it if you could get in touch with us and discuss some options that might be available? Thanks alot for your time and will be watching for your reply hopefully in the very near future. Thanks again! Scott and Nathan Harrington, West Jefferson, Ohio.
This demonstrates that a regular person with no tools, no special equipment and any mechanics knowledge can fix a broken bike. kudos!
My favorite generation Fireblade! You did an incredible recovery job on this beautiful bike! I felt ill, looking at all the tacky crap that had been added to it and I'm so glad you were able to restore it to its rightful glory!
Thank you! I'm glad you like it! It was such a good feeling removing the LEDs and other nonsense lol
Bro, i just will say the job that you do here is amazing I really love it, thanks
Thank you! I appreciate the positive feedback! It keeps me going!
Dont know why but this video felt so relaxing and satisfying to watch. Thank you for giving me a break from my anxiety
i reaaly aboubt this video is that, you like stock models bikes rather than funky customised. and you are those type of the guy who really wants to get his hands dirty while working.... keep working mannn .... loves your channel.
I like when you drop the LED's in the trash, makes me feel like I'm 14 yr.o 😊❤. loved it!
yes, no recycling there... so fun to mix all garbages together in a trash
@@Jethro.Maloku-le.Rey.Kalsitran yeah and it's a relief ❤❤❤
@@TweaksPH I was ironical, I hope you were too
I feel so happy to see this, this almost brought me to tears. I believe that bikes have souls too. It was soo sad to see such a beautiful and powerful bike rendered useless by a poser (previous owner), to be restored like that. Imagine losing your legs but being given a new set of legs to run again. Absolutely heartwarming. Thank you for doing this.
who was the previous owner?
Why do you say they were a poser? Accidents happen, bud. You've got no idea what happened, why the bike was in an accident.
Such an amazing job man
Thanks brother!
Excelente job! Men PLEASE i have a question: the firings for the 2012-2016 works in the 2008-2012 CBR 1000?
You are a gem. You gave a healthy new life to this lost bike. With love from Pakistan.
Great job Rob, I like seeing all the videos together like that. Cant wait to see u go buy the next one and rebuild it. Number 1 Canadian fan.
Jake! Thanks again brother! The next build is in the works!
I really like when you do it all in one video!
The individual parts each week keep everyone up to date with how the bike is coming along, and then the final start to finish video is the best part!
@@RKMotorsports no matter what, you make awesome videos and I really enjoy watching them. Keep up the great work man!!
Can't express enough how beautiful this bike still IS today.
I am lost for words that one man could do all that beautiful restoration alone.... what an education, thanks!
I must say, you damn near cured my depression with this !! THANK YOU!
How can one man know so much about the inside and out of fixing bikes. Man I wish I had a mentor like him who would lead me down this path to live this kind of life. Doing what you love.
Just start doing it by yourself
@@discy12345 I tried that, bikes now at the mechanic cause I broke something… oh well, I’ll learn eventually ig xD
After a crash which deli ered forces high enough to rip the wheel, brake rotor and oil pan to shreds ... I really do not like the fact you inspected the front forks by looking at them on a table and giving it thumbs up. Thr forks definitely should be replqced after crash like this. Kinda scary to imagine I would be the person going 300kmh on this after this repair
There’s also no way the frame is still square.
you have hands of Midas, sir! you just made everything turn into GOLD!
Dota gamer spotted🤣
Wished this was longer! Probably the best build cbr1000 video I've seen. Thanks for showing evrything, I feel more confident doing most of this on my own
Usually I skip through these kinds of videos to the interesting parts. But I find your videos fascinating and watch every single minute. I wish I had the space, tools and funds to take on a project like this.
I love seeing OEM parts being installed. That's how they were designed by the manufacturer so they always (in my opinion) look so much more finished than aftermarket.
Tasty build, mate. Well done!
Depends
Sometimes aftermarket can be better, like full exhaust systems look and feel far superior.
If you want to go the extra mile on a carbon bike (like the r1m) adding some extra carbon fiber trim is a nice touch
Well done with the restoration...really good work! Im sure you missed the downpipes though they were all folded in on themselves under the bike.
I wondered that too, did they get replaced @RKMOTORSPORTS?
I love watching people make things look super easy, knowing damn well this would drive me crazy if I tried it myself lol. Love the video!
I really appreciate your work bro. you don't need anyone. thanks youtube for recommending this video
Man, you are awesome, im from Argentina and i didn't see much of those bikes but the work that you do to make those bikes come alive it's incredible
Hey So nice to see such a lovely 'old' bike hit the road. Hope the bike has a better time of it on the road in 2021 and on a good race circuit where it belongs. Great work👍🏻
This mans effort is so underrated
After this hard impact of the front, at least you have to open the fork and check for damage inside if you have no opportunities for accurate measuring and testing. I have seen less worse damages in the front and the fork was not working probably. And do you use the right torque for assembling parts on the fork?
Otherwise nive job. Looks really great at the end!
The fork isn't well for sure for me
Looks like she has never been involved in an accident!!! Great job!! Well done sir 👏👏👏
Thank you!
@@RKMotorsports no worries! keep up the good work my friend👍all the best for you
Watching a craftsman in action is always inspiring, excellent work.
The previous owner of this bike was tasteless. Much improved!
so much tat bolted on the owner must have been 12 years old
wow, what a transformation. Looks great! You got me wanting to buy a sport bike and fix it up... and I'm a 2x Harley owner, haha! Love your content, keep it coming.
It's a delight to see you bringing these bikes to life 🔥
One of the most satisfying bike rebuilds i have ever watched👍
Innocently my yamaha 02 r1 was destroyed.
I want to revive my bike, which has been standing for more than 10 years, like this video.
great work! you made it
I liked how he got rid of all those flashy accessories!
U make it look simple bro ,
Love watching your videos,keep rocking 🤘🤘
i love that half of the video is basically "unpimp my ride"
I try not to judge, but all those junk parts he pulled off fits in with the fact it's also been crashed. And I am sorry if it was actually owned by a sensible rider that just had terrible taste in accessories and got caught in a "not at fault" accident.
So much tacky shit. This squid had it coming.
@@timofalltrades400 i liked the aluminum brake oil container but that was it all the other stuff was bad
But the dude who owned it can out ride the fuck outta you🤣🤣
You are a true professional that pays attention to every detail. If I would want to by another use bike I would love to buy one of your builds! You make them all look brand new!
I wish I had a job just to do bike rebuilds. I love taking wrecked bikes and making them right again. I’ve done 4 or 5 different bikes so far. It’s so fun, looking for parts, doing the installation everything. The last bike I did was similar to this CBR, but it was my ex-best friends bike who was drinking and went straight into a curb at 90 mph, thank god he lived but unfortunately it was the end of our friendship due to his decision because I basically repoed the bike since I loaned him the money for the bike and he didn’t pay me a dime bike. So I took the bike, I paid for the release fee and everything I went and picked it up and so when I finished the bike, it had 32k miles and I only put 300 miles on it when I was done. So I broke just even when I got rid of it. $3,500 actually lost probably $200-300 but oh wel. But I will say it’s always fun. If I could I would do a business like that but it’s a lot of money and there are a lot of people out there doing this
“The oil pan is obviously all cracked” bro the entire pan is missing😂😂
I also said the same thing😂 the whole oil pan is gone.
I was looking for the oil pan like... ummm?
I was think the same thing
I'm sure he was being sarcastic
Did he change the oil filter?
Its like watching something being reborn, Fantastic job man, stay safe and keep up the good work
One of my absolute favourite bikes, so happy to see it given a new life!
I'm sure you did but still, would have been good to see the use of a torque wrench at least once..
I'm planning to build car engines as a hobby. Your work inspires me
Hello, I'm from Israel. The price of a 2009 motorcycle is $ 15,000. I can only dream of a motorcycle like this. I had the pleasure of watching the video and I am very jealous of you. If I lived in the United States, I would have at least 3 motorcycles.😀😀👍👍
Finally! A complete video for this CBR!!!
Beautifully done. Neat and taking care of the small details as well.
Love you choices, doing away with the red parts was key, more isn’t always better. Nicely done.
I watch these to hope to become better at fixing bikes my love for this sport and life style is beyond words thx for the content.!
Nice! , as a great lover of motorcycles , it´s a pleasure to see how she come back to life (after a nap of course 😅) . Congratulations for the hard work and all the love that you put on it , you can see how much you love doing this. Thank god that you removed all the previous tweaks that she had (the led lights for example).
Those orange Domino racing grips were just a beautiful finishing touch. Amazing transformation as always mate, keep up the good work!
skill top moto
Those weld lines on that frame looks so soothing 🥰❤️
Great job, one of my favorite bikes.
Thank you! Same here!
Amazing CBR 1000RR '09 complete rebuild from a wreck. Great job. Congrats. From Europe.
Commenting so the sweet sweet algorithm keeps these vids comin!
Domino's gauntlets are very beautiful. And whoever puts LEDs on a Repsol is a little insane.
LEDs r GSXR thing i guess lol
looking at the tank pad and i thought
“no wonder it crashed”
😂 hard to keep your eyes away from that isn't it? Haha
Orang mana bang
@@masboy8135 malaysia
Same
Same here :)
When you have the passion, everything is and will be possible 😎👍
Bike ressurection 3.0. You really know your stuff, beautiful job and indeed, no tacky stuff on such a wonderful machine
Amazing job. Those three spoke Gixxer-like wheels looked MUCH better imo..
Amazing brother...niceee restoration.. I hope I'll be able to have this beast too🤲
Just discovered your channel. Love it! Going back and watching all the older videos. Do a lot of these bikes end up having salvage titles and if so, how does that affect the resale value? Also, where are you finding all of these wrecked bikes?
Que buen trabajo, Felicidades
El mexican saludos así hay que darle amor a esa Suzuki que andas restaurando =)
Te esperaba por acá bro :'DD
asi debiste reparar tus hondas 600 y 1000 que tenias
what's the point of an english channel name when everything is in mexican
InstaBlaster
Im happy you removed all that led and another china tuning from this bike, now it looks so nice and clean. Excellent work!!!
Wow, you've got mad skills!! Great job and I agree, get rid of the LEDs. You make it look so easy!
Why is there Brembo stickers on the bike when it's equipped with Tokico brakes? And why the passenger foot pegs when there's no passenger seat? New headers?
simply amazing🔥
I’m so jealous, if you ever want or need help doing a rebuild I would be so down.
First time watching full video of reparing bike😂 u got a new subscriber brah I saw this video months ago but watched it today.
New favorite channel.
I’m obsessed
It looked like the exhaust was squashed. Was that replaced?
My guess: 5000usd for parts? 100hrs labour? I hope you got the wreck at a good price.
Ye I wondered that too, reduced airflow in one of the pipes can't be good right.
100hrs? Wat thats 2 full weeks?
and almost 4 millions views in one video... don't forget that
this 2009 model are still stunning and agressive
They sound so beautiful
Everything is perfect except for that clutch cable going over the instrument cluster blocking it. My OCD mind 😭
Awesome work appreciation from india 🇮🇳
Very nice rebuild. Always liked the Repsol livery CBR. Really satisfying watching the bike come back to life. Hopefully I can do a rebuild like this one some day soon.
This is one of my favorite bikes, i just got a thing for honda. Long live the fire blade 🔥🔪
929 and the 954rr bikes are by far my favorite bikes ever produced
Maybe I missed it, but how was the frame integrity and geometry checked? I would imagine a crash hard enough to shatter the front wheel would twist the head tube. Pretty cool to see a wreck get fixed and flipped, but stuff like that always gives me the willies.
Solid god damn job!
This bike was beautiful and some Maniac road this bike and totaled it. And this guy is going to do the good job of repairing this beautiful bike to its pristine shape. I commend him of doing that!
The early 2000s techno goes so well with this video
I noticed that the exhaust downpipe was dented (or at least it looked it), did you address that or wasn't it dented?? Awesome video though.
Great content!! I do the same stuff and was curious if you’re grabbing bikes from auction or fishing on social sites.
Nice! I get all of my bikes locally through private sellers right now
@@RKMotorsports what did you pick this bike up for? Awesome bike im a honda fan for life
Am i the only one who wait for the complete restoration and watch all the episodes in one night, 😂
Can't believe the forks weren't trashed
Fantastic job
28:26 what a beautiful rebuild result ^_^ hope u can do more and rebuild more wrecked bike ^_^ i really love watching your vids sir ^_^ i really appreciate your time and effort to rebuild the wrecked bike ^_^ hope u have a good health always ^_^
Did I miss the part, you repaired the crushed exhaust?
Yeah that's what I also noticed. It will definitely affect the power.
Thought about that too, glad someone else noticed.
As well as the dent in the left hand side of the frame.
The tank pad could have been saved. 😁😁
@Austin Robbins On the wall? Hahaha nice
@SOLDIER OF GOD their*
When changing the oil, the oil filter must be changed
Bro, he does this for a living, he rebuild a whole bike, don't you think he knows about that? 😉
@@marekant7776 Polish people always pretend they know better although he doesn't even know what he's on about or have/had a bike like this but do you know what ? I think it's lack of fame/attention :/ just fck the usless comment ant instead say something usefull. I think he's aware of what he's doing but surley you don't know what you saying lmfao .
The bike has a new oil filter and oil now, don't worry
Watched it at 1.5 speed. But the respect you gave to the bike is awesome. Loved it. 1 👍 from me.
Looks really good, just shows complexities of a bike rebuild but definitely worth the effort.
He has done much of work , but i heard nothing about the frame of the bike Words like : ultrasound examination
I just asked the same. I'd bet there must be some stress fractures, misalignment, something somewhere in that frame.
I’d say since the forks were true the amount of stress on the frame was probably minimal since they took the majority of the energy from the crash.
I really disagree on that.. something'gotta give. Lets see him drine on a straight road with no hands.. also whats going on with these headers.. looked dented as hell when laying on the side. ..