I'm always impressed by anyone who can tackle a job like this. On my best day, I'd have at least 25 pieces extra screws/pieces lying around. Nice way to spend sheltering in place. Hope everyone is safe out there.
You striped it, cleaned it ,painted it, put it back together with new parts took it for a test ride, it looks like it is brand new, you guys are incredible just amazing, and best of all love the colour. I have a couple of bikes that I will be restoring hope that I can do just as good of a job as you have done. Many thanks keep up the excellent work. Great job guys..
Beaucoup de travail et de savoir faire technique qui force l'admiration mais on ne peut qualifier d'épave ce Chappy dont maint bricoleur de génie aimerait dénicher l'équivalent, rien de cassé et mécanique propre carters démontés, du beau travail de bijoutier en somme et une énorme économie sur la facture de professionnels ; il est évident que l'artiste a réalisé cela pour son usage personnel et non dans un but spéculatif , félicitations .
What a wonderful restoration. A piece of junk has been given a new life. I am truly impressed. Thanks for sharing and greetings from northern Germany. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😃
Verdaderamente Eres Un Profecional En la Materia Tego Una Asi Y Ya La Desarmamos No Sabemos Nada Pero Lo Bamos A Intertar Y Ver Como Nos Va Felicitaciones Para Usted Quedo Muy Bonita.
Now this is a seriously good mechanic. Renovates all that is not up to original code, and reuse what is salvable. Good job! Liked the new colour, plus to see someone that understand the importense of crosstorquing every crucial bolt down to spec. You Sir, are an exellent mechanic!
@ Bob Traub he is not restoring it to become an antique showpiece, rather restoring it to a fully functional machine, which needs replacing the worn out parts, like piston, bearings etc. He has retained most of the non moving parts. Or did you want him to retain the paint and rust too.
How much better would the results get? It's clean and runs great. I think it's a common misconception you need a big shop and all the best tools to get a good result or you need to take something to a certified professional. This guy proves that and i may know one or two people that do better and take pride in their work. Just because it's a big shop does mean you'll get the same result.
this just goes to show what you can do with a few basic tools and a lot of knowledge. You don't always need the best of everthing to do something amazing.
How can you remember every little single thing , when you took them apart and put them back all , made it works and look like new. You are really good !
Absolutely the best restoration channel!!!!!! these gentlemen could be from India or Nepal,not really sure.I worked with guys like this for years,very respectful,intelligent and hard working individuals.
Wooow you did a really nice job there!! I restored a similar motorcycle once, a Yamaha Bop 50ccm it was a nice job but sometimes quite hard as it was affected pretty much by rust. But now it's working again and it is a pleasure to take it out for a ride. I can just repeat my statement from the beginning really neat job you did there it is nice to see that you restored such a beauty with so much passion.
And something else happens to be very interesting to me, which makes this guy on top 5 of Best Restorer, I can't hear any annoying music! Only clings clangs of his tools and the noisy muffler!
aaa yes I owned. 2. Chappeys great memories had lots of fun what an amazing res- to job just incredible THANKS MY FRIEND. Down memory lane.... . sir u. Are fantastic from u. s. a. keep up the good work Gregory ☆ and wife
Hi I had a yellow one when I was 15 I really like the low low gear I would hang off the back seat and go up some really steep hills with my legs hanging off the back and it would make it all the way up I would take it on Long rides and bring it over guard rails to get to the other side and keep on going through the woods for hours I was visit my friends were I used to live a hundred miles away I had to take all the service roads and back roads to get there it was an adventure.
The problem is like everywhere, all wasty on the ground, then all in the water, then all in our body xD Nice restore man you we need more people like you !!
That’s good work!! I like that I can live vicariously and not get myself into a project like this. I wouldn’t get past the tear down. Very satisfying to watch.
I like the way these guys make videos like these. They don't add all the BS to the video. Just take it apart, fit it and put it back together. 👍 None of the "Next we're going to..." and then "Please like and subscribe". lol You get my point!
Great restoration I saw a lot of many skilled make do with what youve got mechanics when I was in Sri Lanka. The only criticism was that you had to drill out a piston for the inlet port.I suppose it may be hard to source an origional piston
yeah.. like the ones I watch on TV.. Pimp my car, American Restoration etc...can anyone imagine if he has all those tools and equipments in his backyard, (not with Air Conditioning office, he doesn't need it)..to restore all those rickety antique bikes and cars....boy oh boy...
If I had money I would go to Sri Lanka, build this guy a proper workshop fully kitted out with tools and machinery. CONDITION: Train at least 10 others like him before he retires by giving them opportunities to work with him, observe him and learn from him. I would consider applying for the apprenticeship myself. But then again if I am loaded I might not be motivated ;(
MOST DYNAMIC SILENT WORKER. A BIG THUMBS UP FOR YOU. NATURAL BEAUTY OF YOUR PLACE ALSO EXCELLENT. AMERICAN VILLAGE LOOK. I REALLY LOVING YOUR LOCATION AND YOUR WORK. SOONER OR LATER YOUR WORK SHOP AND YOUR LOCATION WILL BE A TOURIST SPOT BELIEVE IT.
This is the same type of bike that was my first motorcycle...wish I had another one, they're fun little bikes...mine was an automatic though...I remember the commercials too, their slogan was, 'Get Chappy happy'...
It's hard to believe that someone can remember how to put together each part after disassembling everything (before TH-cam and the internet that is) let alone knowing how to make everything work back when someone was when inventing it. Engineering is incredible.
I think calling this guy a hack is a real disservice to the quality of work he is doing. From what i observed he did a phenomenal job with basic hand tools and a sand blaster.
@@dakotadunsmore7011 I'm not discrediting this guy. In our place these people with simple tools can do wonders. If we approach the manufacturer companies, they suggest replacing the whole unit. You will be surprized to know that a guy in my locality repaired my carburettor and saved me good amount of money. When I asked him his fee, he just took one time service fee of 150 rupees or around $2. My bike had mileage of 35-37 kmpl and now it's 60kmpl. We call it jugaad or economical solution. Hack won't be a proper term.
The most interesting very well organized these cuates every thing in place with the tool and also very clean I left unrecognizable the motito chingona!!
The holes you drilled in the piston.? I had a 50cc version of chappy and i changed piston to one without these holes cause the old one was done, and it run better and smoother after that. Maybe different on 80 cc? Awesome job you did, so Nice to se those classics get new life!
Золотые руки и светлая голова,с такой любовью ремонтировать и востаннавливать старую технику я просто удевляюсь!
Дай бог вам здоровья и счастья!
I'm always impressed by anyone who can tackle a job like this. On my best day, I'd have at least 25 pieces extra screws/pieces lying around. Nice way to spend sheltering in place. Hope everyone is safe out there.
You striped it, cleaned it ,painted it, put it back together with new parts took it for a test ride, it looks like it is brand new, you guys are incredible just amazing, and best of all love the colour. I have a couple of bikes that I will be restoring hope that I can do just as good of a job as you have done. Many thanks keep up the excellent work. Great job guys..
Beaucoup de travail et de savoir faire technique qui force l'admiration mais on ne peut qualifier d'épave ce Chappy dont maint bricoleur de génie aimerait dénicher l'équivalent, rien de cassé et mécanique propre carters démontés, du beau travail de bijoutier en somme et une énorme économie sur la facture de professionnels ; il est évident que l'artiste a réalisé cela pour son usage personnel et non dans un but spéculatif , félicitations .
මචං උබනම් එකෙන්ම සුපිරිම වැඩ්ඩෙක් ජයවේවා❤️❤️❤️
I had one when I was 14. To see you restore one brought back great memories of riding mine. Great job!
Ребята, да вы просто волшебники, такую красоту сделали, это прям мечта моя)) как бы я хотел с вами поработать, спасибо за очередное прекрасное видео))
What a wonderful restoration. A piece of junk has been given a new life. I am truly impressed. Thanks for sharing and greetings from northern Germany. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😃
German people are brave, hardworking and Deciplined.
Verdaderamente Eres Un Profecional En la Materia Tego Una Asi Y Ya La Desarmamos No Sabemos Nada Pero Lo Bamos A Intertar Y Ver Como Nos Va Felicitaciones Para Usted Quedo Muy Bonita.
I really like this guys work. I hope he makes some decent money for those restorations
Never seen one of these before, now I want one. Two stroke! Lovely. A great restoration job.
Now this is a seriously good mechanic. Renovates all that is not up to original code, and reuse what is salvable. Good job! Liked the new colour, plus to see someone that understand the importense of crosstorquing every crucial bolt down to spec. You Sir, are an exellent mechanic!
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Mike Anderson just a parts replacer, real mechanics repair not replace.
@@bobtraub9945 that's not true in the slightest
@ Bob Traub he is not restoring it to become an antique showpiece, rather restoring it to a fully functional machine, which needs replacing the worn out parts, like piston, bearings etc. He has retained most of the non moving parts. Or did you want him to retain the paint and rust too.
Bob Traub bruh all mechanics replace shit dumb ass
Imagine what he could do in a well organized workshop. Always a joy to watch how he does not get dirty.
Also does not forget which screw goes where ...🙄
Amazing people do restoration.. I really love he do the job and impress the skills..
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@@sauravbasu8805 id finish it and have parts left over. Then have to start again 😀
How much better would the results get? It's clean and runs great. I think it's a common misconception you need a big shop and all the best tools to get a good result or you need to take something to a certified professional. This guy proves that and i may know one or two people that do better and take pride in their work. Just because it's a big shop does mean you'll get the same result.
Amazing job, great footage. He should have his own TV channel, it would be better than anything that's on our TV
Bárbaros cómo mecánicos son geniales dejan esas piezas tan brillantes cómo un espejo y nuevas de fábricas Increíble trabajo
this just goes to show what you can do with a few basic tools and a lot of knowledge. You don't always need the best of everthing to do something amazing.
Jeff Jamison well said Mr Jeff!👍🏾👍🏾
Survival
If this same job had been done on a fancy Discovery Channel TV Show, the customer would have been charged 15000$ for the restoration.
Absolutely
@Anushka Ranasinghe And they do extremely well it seems.
He is a srilankan born in a village. He has great knowladge of restoring vehicles and bicks. All the best for your future
How can you remember every little single thing , when you took them apart and put them back all , made it works and look like new. You are really good !
It’s almost as if he had some kind of photographic material to look back on
Video recording
If you do it long enough it becomes second nature
Absolutely the best restoration channel!!!!!! these gentlemen could be from India or Nepal,not really sure.I worked with guys like this for years,very respectful,intelligent and hard working individuals.
Sri Lankan
he is a sri lankan, proud of my fellow countrymen on his awesome restorations.
know his whereabouts?
@@himasm yes, he is from the south of sri lanka, placed called, baddegama, galle
I do hope that TH-cam pay him well with 6 and half MILLION views - they should !!
Wooow you did a really nice job there!! I restored a similar motorcycle once, a Yamaha Bop 50ccm it was a nice job but sometimes quite hard as it was affected pretty much by rust. But now it's working again and it is a pleasure to take it out for a ride.
I can just repeat my statement from the beginning really neat job you did there it is nice to see that you restored such a beauty with so much passion.
Восхищаюсь над работой этого мастера, респект, удачи.
I like to watch restoration like this👍watching from Saipan 🇺🇸new friends here
Must be the best basic restoration on the internet! Few tools and lots of commitment
Que rapaz abençoado de inteligência e dedicação .
Parabéns ao canal 👍🏻. 🇧🇷
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🇧🇷
Muito bacana ambiente simples e trabalho genial parabéns
Quite impressive. My back was sore watching him work bent over. Next maybe build a table as a work stand?
yes right. a height adjustable work table. easy for him
And something else happens to be very interesting to me, which makes this guy on top 5 of Best Restorer, I can't hear any annoying music! Only clings clangs of his tools and the noisy muffler!
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Suuuuuii and his wife and 9AM
@@بيرنزرزؤ iiuuuu
@@بيرنزرزؤ ie88eiioeoiwiwiiwiwiiwiwiwi9ieuuueueuiuue is not an 2AM 8are ² and the others are in 2
aaa yes I owned. 2. Chappeys great memories had lots of fun what an amazing res- to job just incredible THANKS MY FRIEND. Down memory lane.... . sir u. Are fantastic from u. s. a. keep up the good work Gregory ☆ and wife
Hi I had a yellow one when I was 15 I really like the low low gear I would hang off the back seat and go up some really steep hills with my legs hanging off the back and it would make it all the way up I would take it on Long rides and bring it over guard rails to get to the other side and keep on going through the woods for hours I was visit my friends were I used to live a hundred miles away I had to take all the service roads and back roads to get there it was an adventure.
This guy gets 100% on the mechanical aptitude test. Cool little machine, well worth restoring.
Glad to actually see the use of the torque wrench. Very few restorations show that making me question they are assembling the engine correctly.
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Sri lankans are very talented in their craft. Loved it.
@Jersey Devil what bomb?
@Jersey Devil bombs???
@@sandundeemantha34 pissu huththek bn uu
@@Nohim97 හරක් ටිකකගේ වැඩක් නිසා රටේ නමත් කැත වෙනවා බං
@@sandundeemantha34 oww bn kiyala wedak na...
In the background I see a Morris Minor. It would be great to see him restore that.
I was especially impressed with the before and after sandblasting!
Of all the full restore videos...this guy is most thorough in every tiny bit. Leaves not one screw, bolts together.
Good work! I like how you change all the bearings, sandblast and paint parts. Nice!!
I can't begin to describe how good you guys really are. Takes years to develop to that state of knowledge. Good job guys.
The problem is like everywhere, all wasty on the ground, then all in the water, then all in our body xD
Nice restore man you we need more people like you !!
I guess that was your dad straightening out the tools in the background God bless dad👍🏻✨❤️
These guys are amazing! Excellent mechanics and craftsmen!
I think that this has been the best color choices you have made ever.
That’s good work!! I like that I can live vicariously and not get myself into a project like this. I wouldn’t get past the tear down. Very satisfying to watch.
Professional work for sure !!! You guys deserve an OSCAR !!!! Excellant work!!!!!!
I like the way these guys make videos like these. They don't add all the BS to the video. Just take it apart, fit it and put it back together. 👍 None of the "Next we're going to..." and then "Please like and subscribe". lol You get my point!
メタリックレッドとオフホワイトという絶妙な組み合わせもいい！
これめっちゃ欲しがる人いるでしょ
By the looks of things, this isn't the first time taking one of those apart. Good job!
Was going to write the same, definately an expert restorer, knew exactly what he was doing.
Definitely
Judging by the vehicle number plates, he's from Sri Lanka
The man knows his Chappys...I was surprised he was able to get new parts.
4real man!!!!
One hellva great job. You're a true master craftsmen. My hat's off to you
These two guys were born to do this, proper mechanics, clean, neat, tidy and very knowledgeable.
-c Hu
How does he remember how to put everything back together? thats just incredible
He probably just looks at the footage of him taking it apart and the put it back together
If you have been working on a lot of bikes then you start to see the patern and you also see that companies use same type of parts etc.
well its call experience
That’s what I was thinking. Absolutely amazing I love seeing things come back to life
Exactly what I always wonder, the guy has great memory
Great restoration I saw a lot of many skilled make do with what youve got mechanics when I was in Sri Lanka.
The only criticism was that you had to drill out a piston for the inlet port.I suppose it may be hard to source an origional piston
TBH i dont think that should be criticism but thanks for somewhat explaining why the drilling happened.
There are srilankan guys 😘😘😘
I'm proud😁😁😁
20:25 srilankan lorry 41sri 4189
Интересно смотреть как другие работают( особено когда человек,мастер...) респект...
Согласен
Всё чётко,красава
Beautiful work! That was my first bike when I was 11 years old 😍 until she got stolen from me 😢 very simple and faithful machine! Well done guys!!
ive never seen a piston skirt drilled out before thats a first! nice work! makes me want to open a shop and do nothing but restoring of old scoots!
This guy here in America make a lot of money ,very smart guy.
also in Italy
Indeed so.
yeah.. like the ones I watch on TV.. Pimp my car, American Restoration etc...can anyone imagine if he has all those tools and equipments in his backyard, (not with Air Conditioning office, he doesn't need it)..to restore all those rickety antique bikes and cars....boy oh boy...
Lan oğlum benzin türkiyede 500000 bin rupi 1 litresi delimisiniz bari dizel yapın restorasyon
He is working in India..
I like the fact that he gets straight to the job. No bullshit. No extra crappy music!
Keep it up 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Wow! That is one professional restoration! You do fantastic work!
I`m from Japan
Your good job!!
楽しんでみております。
❤️ from 🇮🇳🥰
This is srilanka 🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰
Amazing, the best rstoration I have seen so far, extreme attention to detail!
Bravo!
Вы большой молодец!
Смотрю с удовольствием ваши работы!
Всего вам доброго!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Хоть один русский комментарий, но он тебя вряд ли поймет на русском
That was the must amazing restoration I've ever seen. This dude is a genius.
@MFulmer456 Sorry poor guy
MFulmer456 r/wooosh
I always love to watch your restorations of two wheeler. Excellent work.
Amigo te he visto repetidas veces montar el piston al revés, buenos vídeos siempre!
Nice! I have a 1969 Honda CT70 I have had since I was 9. Restored it about 10 years ago.
This video was shot in slow motion so we could see what he was actually doing! Nice job!
i salute you for a job well done...very very impressive work..watching from mindanao,philippines...
Your country has amazing collection of small capacity motorcycles.
wow nice. How it was looking and how you restored. Great.
I'm going to watch all of his restoration videos a joy to watch
7:26....this german torque wrench shows up on almost all bike restoration videos here no matter where this is. German Quality. Nice job-well done.
I like how humble and wise these guys are, true knowledge
This is perhaps the coolest video I have ever watched. A work of art.
Epic work and the small bike looks too fresh.
I like it at the end when you take these motorbikes for a test drive.
buenas amigo no hay palabras quedo como de agencia muchas felicitaciones por tu gran trabajo a la yamaha chappy
If I had money I would go to Sri Lanka, build this guy a proper workshop fully kitted out with tools and machinery. CONDITION: Train at least 10 others like him before he retires by giving them opportunities to work with him, observe him and learn from him. I would consider applying for the apprenticeship myself. But then again if I am loaded I might not be motivated ;(
The best comment ever
今回も素晴らしい！Very great！
I am truly amazed. Remembering where all the parts go especially the engine, wow, very impressive.
Keith, away from the fact that he is skilled an he knows what he is doing, did you notice that he filmed the disassembly of the engine?
The best channel restoration ,👌🔥❤️
MOST DYNAMIC SILENT WORKER. A BIG THUMBS UP FOR YOU. NATURAL BEAUTY OF YOUR PLACE ALSO EXCELLENT. AMERICAN VILLAGE LOOK. I REALLY LOVING YOUR LOCATION AND YOUR WORK. SOONER OR LATER YOUR WORK SHOP AND YOUR LOCATION WILL BE A TOURIST SPOT BELIEVE IT.
Класс! Супер! Цвета какие насыщенные .....
A good job man ! 👍 If that's Sri Lanka it looks lovely.
Incredible job my friend, it's great how you keep clean your clothes and hands, I've got many mechanics friends they're always dirty.
This is the same type of bike that was my first motorcycle...wish I had another one, they're fun little bikes...mine was an automatic though...I remember the commercials too, their slogan was, 'Get Chappy happy'...
Awesome craftsmanship! Would love to have one of these.
It's hard to believe that someone can remember how to put together each part after disassembling everything (before TH-cam and the internet that is) let alone knowing how to make everything work back when someone was when inventing it. Engineering is incredible.
It's called a shop manual, almost everything has one. Third party companies like Haynes make them too.
J ni ml hhb
That dude knows what he's doing for sure
yea.. really.
Imagine how easy it would have been if he had the right tools. Good job
These are Indian hacks. Even due to unavailability of right tools these guys can come up with something innovative.
I think calling this guy a hack is a real disservice to the quality of work he is doing.
From what i observed he did a phenomenal job with basic hand tools and a sand blaster.
@@dakotadunsmore7011 I'm not discrediting this guy. In our place these people with simple tools can do wonders.
If we approach the manufacturer companies, they suggest replacing the whole unit.
You will be surprized to know that a guy in my locality repaired my carburettor and saved me good amount of money. When I asked him his fee, he just took one time service fee of 150 rupees or around $2.
My bike had mileage of 35-37 kmpl and now it's 60kmpl.
We call it jugaad or economical solution. Hack won't be a proper term.
@@dakotadunsmore7011 I agree he did fine with the tools available
Looks to me he has the right tools. Got the job done to his satisfaction.
Beach slippers professionals, amazing work.
Nice! So happy to see he has some better tools! Great job, friend! Blessings!
Parabéns, você é um artista.🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
⛎😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😷😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😨😰😱
😀😀😀😀😀😀😇😇😇😇😅😬😈
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لتىة
Congratulations great job friends
Greetings from Colombia.
Great content as usual Gents! Keep em coming. Also would love to know where in Sri Lanka this is.
really cool job one day i will work with this things
I have a Lotta respect for the Indian workers that take these old broken down machines and make them like new. at least they contribute some thing
37 years ago this was my first registered licensed vehicle. Loved it, nice job on that one!! These things had a high and a low gear!
The most interesting very well organized these cuates every thing in place with the tool and also very clean I left unrecognizable the motito chingona!!
Excepcional! Tiro o meu chapéu para vocês guerreiros.... 🤔😃😃👏👏👏👏
The holes you drilled in the piston.? I had a 50cc version of chappy and i changed piston to one without these holes cause the old one was done, and it run better and smoother after that. Maybe different on 80 cc? Awesome job you did, so Nice to se those classics get new life!
Great skills , Beautiful restoration.