Vintage Restoration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Today we are #restoring a 1972 Honda sl125
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Great Video! Fun project for sure! This bike's gonna be a trip!!!!
Actually pretty clean for the age of the bike!
Bugger!
I thought this was part two.
We’ve seen this!
Not all of it, I think! ;0)
Only difference is the lack of the voice over
Great restoration
So sweet Justin!
I’ve been looking forward to this.
I would definitely need the video to remember how to put that thing back together. Lol
I did a small block Chevy rebuild in school the only way it was feasible was photos,videos and labeling literally everything.
A very nice bike.
This brings back memories of the first bike I built back in the day. It was a 1976 Honda CB750. Tank of a bike but had a lot of fun on it. :)
Resto time..Happy New Year guys !!
For the ball bearings: a small magnet can be a friend for getting them out...a larger ring magnet can be a great friend for getting them back in :)
never use a magnet on them. It will magnetize them enough they will attract metal particles and cause premature wearing. Learned that in tech school years ago.
Ahh...damn...didn't think of that...thank you!
@@gregorythomas333 No problem. I like to pass on things I have learned from years of repairing Motorcycles. " now that I am retired " lol
That was the year I got my Suzuki Hustler! (250cc, Drum brakes to slow you gently down, Steering Damper to make it go in a straight line when you wanted to go round a bend ...... you get the picture) ;0)
Be poppin wheelies soon!
I am no guru of motorcycles, but I do like to tinker around with small engines, that said. My buddy had a 76 Honda like that, always complained of how it would cut off on him once it got hot. Every time he mentioned it, I would ask him "Have you rebuilt the carburetor yet?" or tell him "Rebuild your carb." I already did that he would say. 2-3 years of him saying that, he finally took apart the carb and discovered he had a torn diaphragm in it. So, save yourself some time and replace a 48 year old diaphragm ;)
Groundhogg day!
I couldn't find one that clean back in 1980!
This bike didn't need a restoration, it needs riding.
My first street bike was a 1970 Honda CB750. Rode it from Kingsport Tn. to Jacksonville Fla. in three days. I couldn't walk straight for a week. LOL, I'm looking for one now to restore.
A little bit like Mustie1 but no talk :-)
Take Care Justin and have a wonderful new 2020.
I like the format. Gonna need a MUCH bigger table for the Venture.
Crazy amount of work. Total respect about that. I have questions! Why are the welds on the frame so ugly? And why is there so many wires in the headlight?
HOW DO YOU REMEMBER WHERE EVERYTHING GOES WHEN PUTTING A RESTO BACK TOGETHER?? LOL
The first thing you buy is a parts book with exploded diagrams of every sub assembly. The internet is ok but you can't beat having the correct model/year book in front of you.
Hiya. Happy new year
+William T. Musil Happy new year!
I think the museum wonts there bike back lol that is in way to good of shape. Never seen one come apart that nice there's all way one thing that wont come apart lol
pure beauty
+Steeve Rioux I love this bike.
Really relaxing video, until I saw the ball bearings on the handle bars, I was waiting for them to drop. Please tell me you have a Haynes manual to put this back together.
Yep starting to make them old man sounds.
My first bike was an SL70... I wore it down to a nub.
Same video but without the story. I was thinking this was part 2..............................
Dammit!!! To be continued!!!!😂😂😂
+Paul K I'm working on part two now!
Could of swore I saw this few weeks ago
Juston, I just saw you on Andy’s channel with your miter saw restoration gift. I don’t know how to contact you other than this so I hope you get it. I would like to purchase a saw drop actuator attachment that you say you milled. Do you have extras for sale to fellow Stanley 358 owners??? Please!
I had that same bike it was purple and the exhaust was different. Still wish I had that bike. I don't remember what happened to it.
Having had many old bikes when I was younger and thrashed and crashed them into bits and pieces, I only wish I knew then what I know now. That most of them would be worth atleast 10x what I paid for them
I get to test drive right ? Lol
+BSSMALLENGINES absolutely
when second episode?
+fabio 7691 working on it now
Sometimes with re up loads you might have missed something and it’s a new video for new viewers. That way if somebody needs a part or paint code or just help with a project of their own.