I stand corrected. After a few comments and a bit or research it now seems much more likely that at some point the bike the bike was sporting a Mick Doohan Repsol replica paint job. Cheers Guys for pointing that out :)
ive been off the interweb for 7 months but i did think it might have been my old repsol replica..... which was pristine when i sold it! At least its more than pristine now.
Our favorite Scot is back! It sure is a treat watching you do your magic, my friend. It looks like that poor paint stripper worked some major overtime getting those poor panels deglazed of all that paint. It’s hard to believe it took you such a long time to get them back to bare plastic. This project sure was a handful, but I’m glad you got it all completed to perfection. She sure is a beauty, and no corners were cut, as always. Your skills are otherworldly, keep up the great work. Thank you for always giving us your very best, my friend. Take care of yourself, and we’ll see you on the next one.
Exactly my friend and i just refuse to post useless content and clickbait as I have much more respect for you my viewers than that, even if it does make the algorithm punish me.
I think what is so impressive is not only your skills, but the range of skills. There doesn't seem to be anything you can't do to an incredible standard (apart from the seat upholstery, but I bet you could if you wanted to!). Absolutely marvellous and to bring this bike back to showroom - or better - condition is a treat to watch.
My wife and me always ask each other "what good happened today?" For the past few years I've been telling her "my favourite TH-camr added a new video" as your work really makes my day better. Thank you for all the amazing content!
Thank you, I apologise for the wait but some episodes are alot more labor intensive than others im afraid :( really happy to hear that you enjoy the videos though :)
@RRCRestoration I must admit I was extra interested in this one as I had an NC24 almost 30 years ago in these same colours. Can't wait to see you ride this one (and hear it, the whirring sound brings back so many memories!)
PERFECT late night video! My newborn just woke up and I’m currently feeding her. This one entertains me, and the noises are soothing her back to sleep. Man it’s been awhile but I’m so happy this beauty is finally back together better than new!!!!! Enjoy the heck out of her!!!
It's really a treat to watch when someone takes pride in the workmanship at hand, and go above and beyond to make every single part comes out flaw!! Great job!!! 😊😊
Amazing series and quality work. As a rider of an NC30 25 years ago, you did not only bring this bike back to life, you brought my memories back. The most fun I have ever had on a bike is with that little pocket rocket.
The VFR looked stunning in the 90’s when I ride sports bikes (as everyone did) and it still looks great now. Design hadn’t dated at all. Superb restoration and attention to detail is second to none as always.
I had no idea that people were stealing other's works and posting as their own until recently. I have noticed a number of channels doing the same as you. Such a shame. Your work is absolutely without equal! Thanks for sharing your time and talent with all of us!
Купил свой первый мотоцикл. Honda CBR600F2 1992 года. Как ярому фанату Honda мне очень приятно смотреть на восстановление этих прекрасных мотоциклов. Сам занимаюсь восстановлением своего мотоцикла, и понимаю какая это работа. Автор, смотрю вас на протяжении нескольких лет и благодарю вас за ваши видео! Удачи, сил и терпения в вашем труду с техникой!
I just started the episode but wanted to say thank you for taking the time to share your talent. I always appreciate your videos- the time/patience/attention to detail is always appreciated.
You’ve given me so much motivation during the years! I’m now on my 8th restoration, learning on the way and by watching your videos. I’m now working on a Yamaha RD350 Lc 1982.
Nice one, Im on the look out for and RD350 to restore at some point too but getting unrestored ones is quite tricky these days well it is here anyway lol
@@RRCRestoration Same in Sweden.. I just got really really lucky. An old neighbour, in both ways, he is 85y old. He had three motorcycles and had decided to let them go. This RD had been standing outside for 6-7y.. swedish weather isn’t the best way to preserve a motorcycle haha.
@@RRCRestoration If I'd known you were looking! I just gave a 1974 RD250A to a friend of mine who was looking for a project. I've replaced that with a 1975 DT250B that I bought at the weekend. I'm currently in Texas and it cost about 600 quid to get the bike to him in England. I can let you know if I stumble across anything like that in the future.
A complete triumph. Its the tools that I realise i havent got that gets me. The attention to detail was fabulous and the bike is truly concourse now. Well done and thanks so much for sharing.
As an English man, i dont want to big up a scotsman (joke), you are by far the best skilled motorcycle restorer on youtube, you're attention to detail is amazing, look forward to your next projects .
Wow! Usually I admire your restoration work but here, I admit that you amazed me. This is a motorcycle dear to my heart and I couldn't wait to see this superb machine running again. In addition, I have learned a lot since I followed your channel and the fairing repair stage is a lesson for me because I have often had small problems on the road and now I know how to fix them. Well done and thank you .... Bonjour de la france et bonne continuation
I am speechless!!! What an incredible restoration. Your attention to detail and true master craftsmanship is truly amazing. That motorcycle is going to be a head turner for sure. I have watched the last episode three times already. You really have outdone yourself this time. Truly a gorgeous motorcycle. Cheers my friend and a massive thank you for creating such incredible content for all of us to marvel at. Cheers for a job well done 🥃
It never fails to amaze how a simple coat of paint gives a piece an entirely new life and erases every scar it suffered in its previous life. I reckon I'd just buy an entirely new set of panels and put these up for sale for the handyman with money to burn... but that's another $500 compared to probably $30 and an hour or two in repairs.
No! Thank you! It is wonderful to see someone use so many fantastic skills (I am guessing that body work is something that you have majored on) . It is also a pleasure to watch your creative vlogs, someone is being very creative, and each small idea about the vlog is noticed! Wonderful presentation. @@RRCRestoration
Absolutely fantastic there seems to be no end to your talent. We’ve enjoyed the complete series of this beautiful VFR400RR. Looking forward to seeing your next project 😊👍👌
It's a treat watching you take this legendary bike from scrap to the beautiful bike it really is!!! And also, it's great to see you being a perfectionist with your tools and your workshop, gives a lot of confidence that the work is properly done!! 😎😊
It's hard to believe it's the same bike to what it was like when you started out. Just a fantastic watch to when you started out on your journey to what the bike should have looked like. 😮😊
Watched all of this series today, You Sir are a master craftsman it’s been an absolute pleasure to watch you work, Can’t wait to continue watching your restoration journey!
I am currently restoring a car and every time i think something like " oh it doesn't matter , nobody will see this bit" i always stop myself and do it properly as i you're looking over my shoulder. Thank you for the hard work and great content. P.s this is the perfect colour scheme.
What a fantastic transformation! I think few people really appreciate (and know) how much time goes into such a project. Hours and hours of hard labour! Megagreat compliments (are you going to replace the damaged exhaust?)
That's an absolute work of art, and it's good to see you used good original parts in your other videos. That's as close to factory fresh as your gonna see...Good job
Gorgeous, I love little 400 pocket rockets. I had a track tuned GSXR400 from 1989, and that thing was FUN!!! Too small for me now though, with my knackered knees and back.😢
An absolutely stunning bike! What a transformation and restoration! Thanks for sharing ! I would love a run down on man hours and cost at the end of these wonderful restorations!
I don't usually comment on videos but I've just watched all the episodes on this build your work is just outstanding I was truly blown away especially as its one of my favourite bikes
Спасибо за замечательное видео!Сам по образованию механик и смотреть Ваши ролики одно удовольствие.Было желание ZXR400 себе приобрести,но в последнее время VFR400 привлекает.
From one Scotsman to another, I have to say the quality and consistency of your work is really inspiring. Truly great work my friend, from start to finish. I have a 1981 Yamaha 350LC which needs me to get on with it. Thanks for the inspiration. Kenny
Another cracking restoration. I take so much inspiration from your videos, and now I'm looking forward to trying my hand at powder coating after not realising how "simple" it can be done at home. Also that drawer divider at 29:42 is doing F all haha.
I stand corrected. After a few comments and a bit or research it now seems much more likely that at some point the bike the bike was sporting a Mick Doohan Repsol replica paint job. Cheers Guys for pointing that out :)
I saw Mick Doohans last race in Sydney, Eastern Creek in 1993 :)
Good to know.
ive been off the interweb for 7 months but i did think it might have been my old repsol replica..... which was pristine when i sold it! At least its more than pristine now.
Loved every minute of this VFR build. Top draw !!
@@alanjohnson89 "Drawer" - HTH ✌
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Our favorite Scot is back! It sure is a treat watching you do your magic, my friend. It looks like that poor paint stripper worked some major overtime getting those poor panels deglazed of all that paint. It’s hard to believe it took you such a long time to get them back to bare plastic. This project sure was a handful, but I’m glad you got it all completed to perfection. She sure is a beauty, and no corners were cut, as always. Your skills are otherworldly, keep up the great work. Thank you for always giving us your very best, my friend. Take care of yourself, and we’ll see you on the next one.
Thank you so much my friend for that extreme kind comment, It means a lot to me :)
Third favourite!
The stupid algorithm asks creator to post continuously useless stuff, but valuable content takes time to make. Thank you sir
Exactly my friend and i just refuse to post useless content and clickbait as I have much more respect for you my viewers than that, even if it does make the algorithm punish me.
What a waste of time on that old SLOW tiny banger! Cheers.@@RRCRestoration
@@theaustralianconundrum ?
I blame Al Gore for this rhythm
I think what is so impressive is not only your skills, but the range of skills. There doesn't seem to be anything you can't do to an incredible standard (apart from the seat upholstery, but I bet you could if you wanted to!). Absolutely marvellous and to bring this bike back to showroom - or better - condition is a treat to watch.
you're too kind :)
If I ever win the lottery, you're gonna be a busy man.. absolutely outstanding build. Loved every second of it. Thankyou..
My thoughts exactly, I've got a 96 Honda CBR f3 i would happily send for a full nut and bolt rebuild from this guy 👌
Yeah, excellent craftsmanship in everything he does.
My wife and me always ask each other "what good happened today?" For the past few years I've been telling her "my favourite TH-camr added a new video" as your work really makes my day better. Thank you for all the amazing content!
Love it thank you so much and all the best to you and your wife :)
The wait for these videos is torture but worth it. Amazing craftsmanship with such a soothing voiceover! More please!
Thank you, I apologise for the wait but some episodes are alot more labor intensive than others im afraid :( really happy to hear that you enjoy the videos though :)
@RRCRestoration I must admit I was extra interested in this one as I had an NC24 almost 30 years ago in these same colours. Can't wait to see you ride this one (and hear it, the whirring sound brings back so many memories!)
I know it's been a long slog, but that bike is absolutely beautiful, a credit to your skills and fortitude, you should be proud, thanks.
Thanks for watching and leaving a kind comment :)
I have a 2002 VFR
It was very helpful for maintenance, thank you
PERFECT late night video! My newborn just woke up and I’m currently feeding her. This one entertains me, and the noises are soothing her back to sleep.
Man it’s been awhile but I’m so happy this beauty is finally back together better than new!!!!! Enjoy the heck out of her!!!
One of my favourite channels on TH-cam ❤
You're too kind :)
Yep me too.🔧
I always give your vids a thumbs up as I hit play. I know it's gonna be great. Cheers mate!
Yup, we're quite clairvoyant in this regard ;-)
Same
Me too!
Thank you so much that vote of confidence means a lot :)
It's a given.
Amazing. Who wouldn't want to purchase this beautiful thing that comes with a complete video documentation of its restoration.
It's really a treat to watch when someone takes pride in the workmanship at hand, and go above and beyond to make every single part comes out flaw!!
Great job!!! 😊😊
Amazing series and quality work. As a rider of an NC30 25 years ago, you did not only bring this bike back to life, you brought my memories back. The most fun I have ever had on a bike is with that little pocket rocket.
Pristine restoration ... Outstanding !!! Cheers, man, extremely good job !!👍👍👏👏👏
Thank you very much buddy :)
Take a bow sir, tremendous turn around, skills!
Thank you so much :)
Wow. What an enormous task cleaning up those fairings. Sterling work.
The VFR looked stunning in the 90’s when I ride sports bikes (as everyone did) and it still looks great now. Design hadn’t dated at all. Superb restoration and attention to detail is second to none as always.
I had no idea that people were stealing other's works and posting as their own until recently. I have noticed a number of channels doing the same as you. Such a shame. Your work is absolutely without equal! Thanks for sharing your time and talent with all of us!
Yeah, that shit is rampant on here. TH-cam doesn’t give a shit since they get paid either way.
@@st3althyoneYou are so right!
Купил свой первый мотоцикл. Honda CBR600F2 1992 года. Как ярому фанату Honda мне очень приятно смотреть на восстановление этих прекрасных мотоциклов. Сам занимаюсь восстановлением своего мотоцикла, и понимаю какая это работа. Автор, смотрю вас на протяжении нескольких лет и благодарю вас за ваши видео! Удачи, сил и терпения в вашем труду с техникой!
What a beautiful bike, you restored it better than new. Great job.
Thank you so much :)
It's great to see a gem like this return to its glory days! 👏👏👏 Be sure to show her on the road when winter is over!
Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it. Not to worry as soon as the sun is out the bike will be too ;)
Binge watched all 8 episodes this morning. What a treat. I enjoyed every minute. Thanks for your dedication to your craft
I just started the episode but wanted to say thank you for taking the time to share your talent. I always appreciate your videos- the time/patience/attention to detail is always appreciated.
I love the fact you do everything right down to paint , see a lot of people do some stuff then ship other bits out . skills !
Thank you, glad you enjoy my work :)
You’ve given me so much motivation during the years! I’m now on my 8th restoration, learning on the way and by watching your videos. I’m now working on a Yamaha RD350 Lc 1982.
Nice one, Im on the look out for and RD350 to restore at some point too but getting unrestored ones is quite tricky these days well it is here anyway lol
@@RRCRestoration Same in Sweden.. I just got really really lucky. An old neighbour, in both ways, he is 85y old. He had three motorcycles and had decided to let them go. This RD had been standing outside for 6-7y.. swedish weather isn’t the best way to preserve a motorcycle haha.
@@RRCRestoration If I'd known you were looking! I just gave a 1974 RD250A to a friend of mine who was looking for a project. I've replaced that with a 1975 DT250B that I bought at the weekend. I'm currently in Texas and it cost about 600 quid to get the bike to him in England. I can let you know if I stumble across anything like that in the future.
@@fizzyridertoo, who did you use? I am in the US and I have at least one bike in the UK I want to get across. (K3 GSXR1000)
With all the tools and such how do you do it? Just buy the things you need as you go?
👏 bravo maestro! It’s beautiful! Thanks for letting us join you in your restoration!!! Hope your “ride” was fun!
Wow! Thank you for resurrecting such an exquisite missile.
The absolute GOAT of bike restoration bar none, end of story
A complete triumph. Its the tools that I realise i havent got that gets me. The attention to detail was fabulous and the bike is truly concourse now. Well done and thanks so much for sharing.
As an English man, i dont want to big up a scotsman (joke), you are by far the best skilled motorcycle restorer on youtube, you're attention to detail is amazing, look forward to your next projects .
Thank you so much my friend, I know that must've hurt ;) haha Cheers for the comment ,glad you enjoyed the series :)
Thank you so much for restoring this fine bike. When finished it genuinely make me smile as I watched. Thank you for sharing this with us 🙂
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Give this guy a complete shop, a few employees and he'd restore anything!❤❤❤
I think his attention to detail and sheer quality of work comes from the fact that he works alone, a true perfectionist 👌
素晴らしい！
多数のインチキレストア動画が蔓延している中で最初から最後まで感心して見ることが出来ました！
日本からありがとうを送ります！
A work of art. Off the scale attention to detail. Mesmerising to watch. Awesome work 😊👍
Thank you so much 😀, really glad you enjoyed it buddy.
Wow! Usually I admire your restoration work but here, I admit that you amazed me. This is a motorcycle dear to my heart and I couldn't wait to see this superb machine running again. In addition, I have learned a lot since I followed your channel and the fairing repair stage is a lesson for me because I have often had small problems on the road and now I know how to fix them. Well done and thank you .... Bonjour de la france et bonne continuation
merci beaucoup, for leaving that very kind comment and im really happy to have shared some of my knowledge with you. :)
thank you so much RRC for sharing this with us, I got so much enjoyment from watching.
Thank you so much, really glad you enjoyed it :)
I just binged watched this whole build, my God dude, you are a wizard! . Awesome job and the bike looks amazing.
Thank you so much, Im glad you enjoyed it :)
I've just watched the episodes of this bike again and it's a total credit to RRC.......another perfect restoration.
"Magic exhaust cleaner"... please elaborate :D
Phenomenal restoration. You took it from trash to treasure. Now take it for a ride then have a pint.
Looks like Harpic Power Plus 10 ?
Ah now if i tell everyone what it is it will lose its magic-ness ;) lol. Really glad you enjoyed the restoration.
@@ro63rtoyep I also thought toilet cleaner
I am speechless!!! What an incredible restoration. Your attention to detail and true master craftsmanship is truly amazing. That motorcycle is going to be a head turner for sure. I have watched the last episode three times already. You really have outdone yourself this time. Truly a gorgeous motorcycle. Cheers my friend and a massive thank you for creating such incredible content for all of us to marvel at. Cheers for a job well done 🥃
Cheers my friend always a pleasure to hear from you and I'm so glad you've enjoyed this final episode. 🥃
A true artisan in every respect 😊
WOW, what a fantastic job. Someone is going to be very lucky to own that 👏👏👏
Thank you :)
It never fails to amaze how a simple coat of paint gives a piece an entirely new life and erases every scar it suffered in its previous life. I reckon I'd just buy an entirely new set of panels and put these up for sale for the handyman with money to burn... but that's another $500 compared to probably $30 and an hour or two in repairs.
Beautiful machine and great job.
Thank you :)
From old to better than new ! I wish I could have your talent. Congrats is far below what you deserve. You're amazing
Thank you so much 😀
Don't ever let it be said that you aren't a master at all you do. You have amazing skills and knowledge.
you're too kind :)
Much awaited! Almost everyday I go to your page to check! ❤
Thank you my friend :)
I smiled through every episode of this restoration. Awesome job!
Turned out beautiful as the day it rolled off the show room.
"Desolving the panels" 😱 I love your dry humour. It looks fantastic to this Honda fan.
Haha glad you liked my little joke :)
Absolutely brilliant down to every last nut, bolt, clip and panel. Bravo sir!
Wow! What a great piece of work! Bravo.
Thank you :)
No! Thank you! It is wonderful to see someone use so many fantastic skills (I am guessing that body work is something that you have majored on) . It is also a pleasure to watch your creative vlogs, someone is being very creative, and each small idea about the vlog is noticed! Wonderful presentation. @@RRCRestoration
Absolutely fantastic there seems to be no end to your talent. We’ve enjoyed the complete series of this beautiful VFR400RR. Looking forward to seeing your next project 😊👍👌
It's a treat watching you take this legendary bike from scrap to the beautiful bike it really is!!!
And also, it's great to see you being a perfectionist with your tools and your workshop, gives a lot of confidence that the work is properly done!! 😎😊
Thank you so much for that kind comment :)
Wow, just watched this whole series. You are a master craftsman! Really well done, you have created an absolute master piece! 👏 👏 👏
It's hard to believe it's the same bike to what it was like when you started out. Just a fantastic watch to when you started out on your journey to what the bike should have looked like. 😮😊
Bottom line, Very, very nice job. The time it takes to accomplish this is some people would never get it. Keep up the good work.
OMG your amazing mate that bike looks sweeter then when it came out off the factory keep up the good work we will keep watching and supporting you
Brilliant work bud, you should be very proud of the finished bike
Really enjoyed this project ….takes me back to me and my mates when we first passed are tests.thanks for the videos
Great effort. An absolutely beautiful looking machine, saved by you and your skills.
Watched all of this series today, You Sir are a master craftsman it’s been an absolute pleasure to watch you work, Can’t wait to continue watching your restoration journey!
Only one word to describe this bike Gorgeous amazing restoration
I am currently restoring a car and every time i think something like " oh it doesn't matter , nobody will see this bit" i always stop myself and do it properly as i you're looking over my shoulder. Thank you for the hard work and great content. P.s this is the perfect colour scheme.
What a fantastic transformation! I think few people really appreciate (and know) how much time goes into such a project. Hours and hours of hard labour! Megagreat compliments (are you going to replace the damaged exhaust?)
Nothing short of a masterpiece. These little bikes are a work of art imho...
Glad you liked it :)
Magnificent! You make it look easy.
That's an absolute work of art, and it's good to see you used good original parts in your other videos. That's as close to factory fresh as your gonna see...Good job
Awesome job... thank you very much and congrats...👏👏👏
You gotta be one of the best restorer's in the UK.
I would love to sit in with you during one of your restorations 🤞
Absolutely loved watching this build mate! 👌 So much awesome work gone into it.
Also loved the pretend ride at the end! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Japanese here. I grew up idolizing this very motorbike and you did such a beautiful job resurrecting this Honda classic. Much respect to you sir!
Thank you very much! :)
What a great resto of the mighty NC30. Cheers from NZ.
Gorgeous, I love little 400 pocket rockets. I had a track tuned GSXR400 from 1989, and that thing was FUN!!!
Too small for me now though, with my knackered knees and back.😢
Your work and videos sure inspire and push me to work a bit harder with my own bikes. Thank you for great content.
Stunning your patience is insane, they just cant make em that pretty anymore
Absolutely a top notch restoration. Just a beautiful bike.
An absolutely stunning bike! What a transformation and restoration! Thanks for sharing ! I would love a run down on man hours and cost at the end of these wonderful restorations!
I don't usually comment on videos but I've just watched all the episodes on this build your work is just outstanding I was truly blown away especially as its one of my favourite bikes
I watched all of this restoration. Amazing! A work of beauty!
Спасибо за замечательное видео!Сам по образованию механик и смотреть Ваши ролики одно удовольствие.Было желание ZXR400 себе приобрести,но в последнее время VFR400 привлекает.
Absolutely mind blowing! Incredible work sir🫡
Truly awesome craftsmanship and attention to detail. Well done and a joy to watch!
You are an amazing craftsman. Everything on this project came out perfect.
Thank you once again for giving us such a great show. This entire Series has been awesome.
impeccable work. it should be in a museum
What a fantastic feeling of accomplishment you must have, great work! Absolutely love it!
Thanks a bunch - really glad to see this thing brought back into such great shape. These bikes were wonderful and deserve preservation and enjoyment.
Awesomeness !! Wow! What a transformation. You truly are a very skilled restorer.
Awesome restoration.... Watched the whole series....❤
Thank you sir for this content....
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Elle est magnifique ta bécane. Merci de l’avoir sauvée !
Looks perfect! only thing I'd change is the brake fluid res cap to an original one.
After all that work it deserves to be in a bike museum as it’s stunning…. Still think it should have had the 916 front mud guard 😂😂
This has been an amazing restoration and really enjoyed watching you rebuild this.
Thank you, Glad to hear you liked it :)
Absolutely mint as always amigo. Wind that 43kmiles on the clock back to zero - that's where she is now legally 😀
Espectacular trabajo hecho con ganas y esfuerzo sensacional saludos!! de Argentina!!
Absolutely stunning 👌👍
Love your channel fella,
Can't wait for the next project 👍
Keep up the brilliant work 👍
From one Scotsman to another, I have to say the quality and consistency of your work is really inspiring. Truly great work my friend, from start to finish. I have a 1981 Yamaha 350LC which needs me to get on with it. Thanks for the inspiration. Kenny
Another cracking restoration. I take so much inspiration from your videos, and now I'm looking forward to trying my hand at powder coating after not realising how "simple" it can be done at home. Also that drawer divider at 29:42 is doing F all haha.