Little tip for your Jb weld. Use this on any rounded surface. 1:First Put Jb weld on dent 2find a stiffer wax paper or cereal box material 3 bend it over with your hand to match shape of frame and pull it over dent at about a 45 degree angle. You almost don’t have to sand at all👍
Really loving the video, I got a RM 250 two days ago so I'm even more into it now. You really got the videos set now, a lot of good work, no useless talking, only useful explanation. Loved it, cheers from France
So I’m new here and I love your work. Watching this and the other couple of videos I’ve watched has made me pay closer attention to detail and cleanliness. Keep it up!
@@markphilp2932 oh that’s sick dude ! ✌️ my brother and I picked up a 125 and it runs good but needs some TLC so that’s going to be my winter project. 🤘
Do you know how far you're going with your build? Mine was a hot mess when I took delivery.. rolling frame, engine in pieces in boxes.. I've only a few parts to get before I'm ready to start the rebuild
Hey Cameron. Myself and my son are huge fans, I had a serious head injury few year back and lost all my memories, all my knowledge qualifications gone and now permanently disabled but I don't let it stop me or get me down and still restore stuff (as much as I can) anyway it's you that inspired me to restore again and you inspired my son and his hero and you are the reason he wants to go to college and university to get his qualifications and degrees in the bike restoration/repair business and he think he looks just like you as well he even has the same colour hair so basically he think he is you he even tries to talk and act like you (no joke) lol I'm on permanent disability and disabled due to my head injury and I don't have much money but with you're videos you have helped me budget with my builds and slowly get them done so you're my hero as well as my sons tbh! He keeps asking for some of you're mech gear, I'm not to sure what that is so if you could tell me what it is and where to find it I would really appreciate it I just hope its not expensive everything my son likes is usually either to expensive or I can't afford it or its not in stock 🤦♂️🤣 keep up the good work man good luck and all the best to you're future and take care.
I just picked up a 2000 RM250 and after I have it running I would love to have a real crack at it. I am in the process of restoring a 1980PE250, I have the factory set of PE’s including the1980PE175 and 1980PE400. It would be Dope if I could do all of them to this level of detail!
I received my t-shirts today. Thank you for the stickers and letter. The wife and I couldn't find the issue with the "reject" tshirt. Stop drinking the bong water and sell them. They are great shirts. lol. Thank you again.
Doing the same thing with my cr85. I'm 15 and this is my first time doing anything like this. Any tips for when I start rebuilding the motor? Btw I love your vids!
it’s a 2 stroke so nice and easy to learn and work on. if it’s your first motor rebuild just take it slow, take pictures, pull up diagrams and maybe check out cyclepedia they have very in depth how to manuals
I just finished my 2001 YZ 80. I took the bike down to the frame and did a full wrench rabbit rebuild kit on the engine. All I can say is take lots of videos and use OEM parts diagrams to get it back together right, and The Most important thing Is Make sure you have the RIGHT TOOLS.
Glad your back Cameron...and yes I have went down the rabbit hole with this whole election thing....going for some 2 wheel therapy today, so that's something to look forward to.....keep those videos flying out
Not much better than bringing a dirt bike back to life! I restored an 03 YZ250 that was an absolute mess and now I'm restoring another. Hope this one turns out great! Do you mind me asking, what do you do for a living? You have an amazing shop and place!
As a looooong time technician, over the decades I’ve used JB weld on occasion. Never trusted it to repair cracks or leaks on engines or anything high temp. I’ve used it in the same manner as you are here, as a filler in places where heat applied would weaken the structure. The normal cure time is 24 hours, but keep the his in mind. In areas like where I live, where humidity is constantly at 70% and higher year around, give it more time to cure, and it will adhere very well.
You won’t regret that cedar wood, I did all my trim in cedar at my house.. I did prime and paint them front and back prior to install like you did. It’s been nearly 10 years an it still looks new
any tips or ideas on how to remove paint off a steel frame bike? something that wont eat the metal up too bad. wanna know so if i get a steel framed bike i can give it that nice bare metal shiny look
Great Job Cameron here in Santa Barbara do Oeste São Paulo Brasil I have 2 RM 250 97 ,98 and a CR 250 98 . I'm Very happy learning with your vídeos thanks.
I've been watching your videos and just realized you live near me, thanks for the cerakote videos, it would be cool if me and my kids could meet you one day.
When I’m grinding down swingarms I dont worry about the chain slider area, I just throw my bike together and tighten to chain to breaking point and run it for two hours in 5th pinned without the slider on.
I missed this last night. Great way to start The day! Thank you for your opening message! Biggest reason I’d love to win this bike is for the chance to meet you!!
Iv been doing this the past cpl nights an hr here an there to my buddy's swing arm. No polishing wheel in the garage an it was a mess so it's been a lot of work. Its fun though
My jaw hit the floor when you you mentioned JB. But if you hadn’t said anything and showed the powdercoated frame nobody would even know. Plus the heat from welding to fill those dents could change the temper of the steel frame. So JB was probably the best idea.
Hi Cameron HERE'S A TIP!! when u are using JB Weld as a filler ,you use same Durex tape Over the JB Weld as it will conform to tube, it's the best way. I found to use JB for that purpose
I have the exact same feelings as you had about the election and stuff. Good advice from your part! Watching Steven Crowder helped me go trough off all this shit and I use social media way less then normal, it helps!
Thanks for that message...my anxiety is through the roof! That was a gorgeous sunset...but, you said hillbilly like it is a bad thing! Lmao! Thanks for all the great tips and tricks!!!
your video are amazing bud . I learnt so much about mechanics, I'd love to see you working on a Yamaha 4 stroke anytime in the future , like a WR or YZ , or something. Would love to see you opening up a 4 stroke engine , I do own a yamaha :) , keep rocking !!
try 3m 8115 instead of the jb weld . it has a 3500 lb strength rating , will work on multiple materials , car unibody bodies are built using a similar products
You are the most inspiring person,so glad you’re back 🤘
Little tip for your Jb weld. Use this on any rounded surface.
1:First Put Jb weld on dent 2find a stiffer wax paper or cereal box material 3 bend it over with your hand to match shape of frame and pull it over dent at about a 45 degree angle. You almost don’t have to sand at all👍
Man it's always a pleasure to watch a swingarm get polished, Pryme style, I'm glad you're back on track working on the RM!!
Really loving the video, I got a RM 250 two days ago so I'm even more into it now. You really got the videos set now, a lot of good work, no useless talking, only useful explanation. Loved it, cheers from France
We're all guilty of it sometimes but great positive message that everyone needed to hear✊🤍
What a nice way to start my Sunday morning! Glad you're back, Cameron!
Yeah! I'm happy your doing a build series again. You and the CR are looking healthy.
So I’m new here and I love your work. Watching this and the other couple of videos I’ve watched has made me pay closer attention to detail and cleanliness. Keep it up!
I absolutely love your videos Cam! I’m fixing up a ‘04 Honda Cr 125 and your videos are such a big help!
Me too 🤣
Oh wow that’s awesome!
I'm doing a TLD replica build from the mid 2000s.. you?
@@markphilp2932 oh that’s sick dude ! ✌️ my brother and I picked up a 125 and it runs good but needs some TLC so that’s going to be my winter project. 🤘
Do you know how far you're going with your build? Mine was a hot mess when I took delivery.. rolling frame, engine in pieces in boxes.. I've only a few parts to get before I'm ready to start the rebuild
I love this channel so much god bless America 🇺🇸
Hey Cameron. Myself and my son are huge fans, I had a serious head injury few year back and lost all my memories, all my knowledge qualifications gone and now permanently disabled but I don't let it stop me or get me down and still restore stuff (as much as I can) anyway it's you that inspired me to restore again and you inspired my son and his hero and you are the reason he wants to go to college and university to get his qualifications and degrees in the bike restoration/repair business and he think he looks just like you as well he even has the same colour hair so basically he think he is you he even tries to talk and act like you (no joke) lol I'm on permanent disability and disabled due to my head injury and I don't have much money but with you're videos you have helped me budget with my builds and slowly get them done so you're my hero as well as my sons tbh! He keeps asking for some of you're mech gear, I'm not to sure what that is so if you could tell me what it is and where to find it I would really appreciate it I just hope its not expensive everything my son likes is usually either to expensive or I can't afford it or its not in stock 🤦♂️🤣 keep up the good work man good luck and all the best to you're future and take care.
So glad you started the rm build back up I almost have my 1999 rm 250 stripped to the frame never tried this before so I really Need the videos
I just picked up a 2000 RM250 and after I have it running I would love to have a real crack at it.
I am in the process of restoring a 1980PE250, I have the factory set of PE’s including the1980PE175 and 1980PE400.
It would be Dope if I could do all of them to this level of detail!
Man I absolutely LOVE your rebuild videos! Keep these things coming!!! :)
Killing it! And 100% with the simple but honest message.
Needed that today. Its too easy to get lost in the all consuming negatives. Thanks man.
Another great build video. I find them so comforting. Keep up the good work bud!
Good to hear some positivity from a platform. Great job on the swing arm, and I guess I’m going to have to order more wheels lol nice work Cam!
Glad to see you again buddy!
I received my t-shirts today. Thank you for the stickers and letter. The wife and I couldn't find the issue with the "reject" tshirt. Stop drinking the bong water and sell them. They are great shirts. lol. Thank you again.
You have inspired me to get my dreams with your videos! I will shoot for the skies!
Different Strokes for Different Folks! Can’t we all just ride along.
Doing the same thing with my cr85. I'm 15 and this is my first time doing anything like this. Any tips for when I start rebuilding the motor? Btw I love your vids!
it’s a 2 stroke so nice and easy to learn and work on. if it’s your first motor rebuild just take it slow, take pictures, pull up diagrams and maybe check out cyclepedia they have very in depth how to manuals
@@brennaniannone3224 Ok will do! Thanks man.
I just finished my 2001 YZ 80. I took the bike down to the frame and did a full wrench rabbit rebuild kit on the engine. All I can say is take lots of videos and use OEM parts diagrams to get it back together right, and The Most important thing Is Make sure you have the RIGHT TOOLS.
im trying to find a cr80 im 11
@@fourwheeleranddirtbikecont2865 just keep looking on marketplace and craigslist, you'll eventually find one for a decent price if you check it enough
Glad your back Cameron...and yes I have went down the rabbit hole with this whole election thing....going for some 2 wheel therapy today, so that's something to look forward to.....keep those videos flying out
Awesome video as always. Great to see you doing your thing again and great set up with your home.
Those first two minutes helped me out a lot, thanks!
Good to see you back bro! Great video great message. Keep on inspiring!
Me too, never used j b weld /metal putty, although I've seen great repairs just as long as it has a nice clean surface to stick
thanks Cam for your vids looking forward to the RM running take care, as they over in Nz "stay cool till after school"
Glad your back!!👍gotta love the positive attitude!!🤘
Not much better than bringing a dirt bike back to life! I restored an 03 YZ250 that was an absolute mess and now I'm restoring another. Hope this one turns out great! Do you mind me asking, what do you do for a living? You have an amazing shop and place!
Dude yes sittin on a tractor is nice. Love your sense of humor man.
Good to see you back Cam.
This inspired me to rip apart my 1999 rm80 and clean it up
VERY INSPIRING SETH KRAHN. I WISH I WAS LIKE YOU 💦📈🔜♿️
@@bradleymariash you are a weirdo
God bless.
You and your brother are soooooo talented.
I admire both of you.
As a looooong time technician, over the decades I’ve used JB weld on occasion. Never trusted it to repair cracks or leaks on engines or anything high temp. I’ve used it in the same manner as you are here, as a filler in places where heat applied would weaken the structure. The normal cure time is 24 hours, but keep the his in mind. In areas like where I live, where humidity is constantly at 70% and higher year around, give it more time to cure, and it will adhere very well.
Awesome to see some build videos again!
You won’t regret that cedar wood, I did all my trim in cedar at my house.. I did prime and paint them front and back prior to install like you did. It’s been nearly 10 years an it still looks new
Cameron! I had been thinking about you. You are a special guy. I am really glad you are back! Big love bro.
Do you have a video with a full tour of your shop and living area? I want to do something similar here in Wenatchee. Keep up the good work!
th-cam.com/video/HCHAMtKnqQc/w-d-xo.html
Say the same message in every video absolutely spot on
Great to see you back at it
So glad your back
Yooo keep up the cool house maintenance stuff! It’s a beautiful property and like to see what you have done/plan to do with things
Thank you Taylor! I appreciate that, it's cool to show a little here and there of the other projects.
watchin ur vids while doin homework, luv em keep em up man
I had so much hype every time you say that you’re posting a new video, sikkk🔥🔥
Finally! ❤️❤️ hope everyone stays safe and god bless this damn country!
Thanks for the heart Cameron! Much love ❤️
i just got a 97 rm250 thank you for doing this build and inspiring me to do something and be someone.
Sorry for the late reply, I wasn't feeling well and fell asleep. Thanks for the positive impact you have on my life!
I have had trouble with powder sticking to jb weld
For dents and gouges, silver solder works well.
from Philippines here..
you inspire me to build my own dirt bike someday..!
Seus vídeos são muito bons, aprendizado , que bom que voltou, manda um salve pro Brasil
any tips or ideas on how to remove paint off a steel frame bike? something that wont eat the metal up too bad. wanna know so if i get a steel framed bike i can give it that nice bare metal shiny look
That's a good question because my rm250 is black framed
Aircraft paint stripper
Paint stripper, wire brush, flapper wheel.. sand blast..
Pro tip use a bit of cling wrap when filling the frame with jb weld
Great Job Cameron here in Santa Barbara do Oeste São Paulo Brasil I have 2 RM 250 97 ,98 and a CR 250 98 . I'm Very happy learning with your vídeos thanks.
I've been watching your videos and just realized you live near me, thanks for the cerakote videos, it would be cool if me and my kids could meet you one day.
You live in paradise cam mate, you certainly deserve it bro after going through all that, you stay cool now homey 😎🙋👍
Good to see you back! Lookin good bud.
Love these posts Dude. Inspiring in more than 1 way. Keep going.
Even though it’s not 100% about dirt bikes. I still love the videos!
keep the videos coming your the best on youtube!
When I’m grinding down swingarms I dont worry about the chain slider area, I just throw my bike together and tighten to chain to breaking point and run it for two hours in 5th pinned without the slider on.
You are the best mechanic in dirt bike
Love your video’s man glad to see you back
I missed this last night. Great way to start The day! Thank you for your opening message! Biggest reason I’d love to win this bike is for the chance to meet you!!
What are you going to use to protect the bare swingarm?
What seed are you going to plant where you tilled?
Iv been doing this the past cpl nights an hr here an there to my buddy's swing arm. No polishing wheel in the garage an it was a mess so it's been a lot of work. Its fun though
Can you make a video on how to repair plastics
The thing is with jb weld if you hit the repairs while riding it will chip right off like the whole chunk of it
My jaw hit the floor when you you mentioned JB. But if you hadn’t said anything and showed the powdercoated frame nobody would even know. Plus the heat from welding to fill those dents could change the temper of the steel frame. So JB was probably the best idea.
Hi Cameron HERE'S A TIP!! when u are using JB Weld as a filler
,you use same Durex tape Over the JB Weld as it will conform to tube, it's the best way. I found to use JB for that purpose
I have the exact same feelings as you had about the election and stuff. Good advice from your part! Watching Steven Crowder helped me go trough off all this shit and I use social media way less then normal, it helps!
bruh, pls don't watch steven crowder.
@@ngreco7027Why not?
I've been waiting this for a long time
awesome vids man.. I just moved to the DP area and believe i saw ya at the post office
Love the work man! Please keep us updated on the rear breake master cylinder, looking to make the same mod.🤙🤙
Nice to see this vlogg I'm from the Philippines my favorite dirtbike vloger❤️❤️
Awesome video love the breakdown step by step and most importantly fantastic work. Who does your powder coating? Keep it up 👍🏻
Pit bike racing looks fun af I need one 😂 the rm is coming a long pretty nice can’t wait to se the finish result keep it going cam 💪
Really great opening! I agree 100%.
Great video, man! Inspiring word and the best Political Laugh I've had in awhile!
Yes
Hell yeah, been hoping for a new vid all day
Thanks for that message...my anxiety is through the roof! That was a gorgeous sunset...but, you said hillbilly like it is a bad thing! Lmao! Thanks for all the great tips and tricks!!!
you can put water in the tubes and freeze the frame and the ice will push out the dents
used jb weld to fix a dent on the headtube of my frame, stuff works great!
wont the sandblasting blast away the JB weld? just an FYI, in case you want to do this.. blast.. then jb weld.. then powder.
Yes baby!!!!!
your video are amazing bud . I learnt so much about mechanics, I'd love to see you working on a Yamaha 4 stroke anytime in the future , like a WR or YZ , or something. Would love to see you opening up a 4 stroke engine , I do own a yamaha :) , keep rocking !!
I‘m so stocked to see the result🤙
Im watching all your video.. you inspire me to rebuild my motorcycle.. now im at 70% .. thanks bro..
the one thing that made that sunset amazing was having Old Glory flying
You helped me a lot man thank u
And keep going
This man is the goat keep it up man
The effort to build the track at home was worth it.
Hey cameron see your doing well, I just wanna ask can I press out bearings from a swingarm and reuse them in a different swingarm
Love to watch these videos!
try 3m 8115 instead of the jb weld . it has a 3500 lb strength rating , will work on multiple materials , car unibody bodies are built using a similar products
Maybe make a video showing how you organize your parts during a bike build?
Another good video thank for that i will watch your fork rebuild video again too rebuild my how front fork
Would you make a video explaining If it’s bad to Polish you’re frame an swing arm I would like to know