1981 Yamaha Maxim 650 Part 2 Butler Customs

[@jrfoulke5893]

I absolutely love watching you teach your son how to work on this bike!

[@butlercustoms]

Thank you! Hands-on knowledge is much better than looking at a service manual.

[@jrfoulke5893]

@@butlercustoms I am hoping that you will continue this build. I am deeply invest since this is the bike that I have. Your breakdowns and explanations have been super helpful.

[@butlercustoms]

@@jrfoulke5893 there will certainly be a part 3. He’s saving up more funds for the rest of the parts that we discovered it needed

[@dutch_clutch8211]

I have a light housing from my '82 Suzi if he ever wants to throw some chrome up top. Im fairly sure it will fit

[@butlercustoms]

I really appreciate that. I’ll let him know. Thanks for the offer.

[@dutch_clutch8211]

@@butlercustoms absolutely

[@jerrybigrig]

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[@butlercustoms]

Thanks for watching!

[@dennytuma]

always fun to fix someone else's wiring job

[@butlercustoms]

They usually are a mess, but wiring and electrical work on bikes is one of my favorite things to do. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@ronb1250]

Too bad you couldn’t get a handlebar bag and put it at the front

[@butlercustoms]

That’s a great idea! I think I actually have one laying around in the shop.