It’s amazing how far a little elbow grease can go for this 1975 Suzuki TS125 Duster

[@staceysmith6518]

The bike looks great goes to show what a little TLC and patience can do for the looks of a bike

[@Garage2Trail]

Thanks! Yup, a little elbow grease goes a long way.

[@markdavenport2125]

A great trick a mentor taught me years ago is to scrub rusted chrome with a wet rag dipped in dirt..takes the rust off without destroying the shine steel wool can damage and scratch chrome making a dull finish just a thought😊 great video keep em comin

[@Garage2Trail]

Thanks Mark! That’s a good idea too, thank you for sharing 👍

[@daveypenn211]

Another one rescued 👍🏼

[@Garage_Dog]

The stripes on the tank really brought that together!

[@Garage2Trail]

Thanks! I agree…icing on the cake

[@SolitaryMaverick]

Looks great!

[@Garage2Trail]

Thank you!

[@agee8322]

Night and day better! 👍🏻

[@Garage2Trail]

Thanks!

[@d.brayman3165]

Nice work. It looks great!!!

[@Garage2Trail]

Thank you!

[@andyshondaxlsrestorations4733]

Looking nice m8 glad you didn't fall in to the trap of Where do I stop
Like you said It's a rider m8.

[@Garage2Trail]

Thanks Andy…you gotta know when to turn it off or you never get done 😆. Then it’s too nice to want to ride!

[@cainbeeping8480]

Looks great brother

[@Garage2Trail]

Thank you!

[@michaelmain8719]

Awesome video the paint is amazing!! Wanted to just say I use sos pads for rust removal it’s amazing just something for you

[@Garage2Trail]

Thanks! I’ll have to pick some up. That’s a great idea.

[@paulthompson8613]

Great watch the weather in England is horrible stuck in doors TH-cam and e-bay all day the Yamaha tank looks cool could not find it in your play lists that would have been a good watch .Thanks

[@Garage2Trail]

Thanks! I just realized I didn’t have playlist for that. I appreciate the heads up! Here it is:
th-cam.com/play/PLiThBUYGGNylgpmFcZoxlEvJIvm4uOsDi.html&si=Tp1fgNStX6BiuoWe

[@jeffferguson899]

it looks pretty nice

[@Garage2Trail]

Thanks!

[@hairlessharescrambler56]

I had a suzuki TS 185 that looked just like your 125, that thing was alot of fun riding but that heat shield on the exhaust pipe was in a bad spot I've still got the scar on my right leg and my metal tank had a big dent in the top from me almost sterilizing myself on a log crossing 😄

[@Garage2Trail]

Lol yeah that shield is right up against the pipe I can’t imagine it would “shield” a leg from the searing heat that well!

[@RogerMudd-gh4ms]

looks great, man.

[@Garage2Trail]

Thanks buddy!

[@michaelholmes3092]

I love your videos.where do you find all these cool bikes

[@Garage2Trail]

Thanks! I find a lot locally on marketplace. I’ve picked up others at Mid Ohio. This one was from Mid Ohio’s swap meet.

[@michaelholmes3092]

@Garage2Trail ok thank you you my friend

[@steveh7823]

You need a can of plastic primer/filler from same paint company that you use for the top coats. Plastic needs to be little bit warm before you apply primer , like warmed by the sun on a summer day. I would put another clear coat on the tank , it will give UV protection to the excellent new stickers, it also seals the edges. The contagion problem with making shiny new surfaces is the old surfaces right next to them... like headlamp brackets.

[@Garage2Trail]

Thank you for the tips. I’ll keep looking around for plastic primer and paint of the same brands

[@davidleland8729]

Should have used a paintless dent puller prior to painting. Just an observation.

[@bananabrooks3836]

The gearbox oil hasn't got hot yet.....

[@Garage2Trail]

Good point!

[@GPgundude]

Kinda looks like a 1974

[@Garage2Trail]

Yeah I used the ‘74 decals. Good eye!