Duuuuuude...this build is gonna be absolutely SICK!!...love watching your vids...new format is totally fine...it would be so badass if you went with an early 90s color theme and did white plastics with teal and pink graphic scheme and maybe some pink anodized rims...can't wait to see her come together!
Thanks a ton for the comment! I LOVE the idea of the early 90s color scheme with modern body. That was kinda my initial idea, though it keeps developing. I'm still torn, but this is in high consideration for sure!
be cool to see white plastics but with blue graphics. I think it would be it interesting to see some gold and blue bling here and there. it's going to be a really rad bike either way.
@Kincade Pavich instead of the electric start which adds more complexity and weight maybe look into the Rekluse Radius CX clutch kit, it won't stall so no need for estart, you can still use it like a normal clutch and it hooks up even better that the stock clutch. Also many people seem to have issued with the panthera kits, quality is not up to scratch.
That frame looks 👌. I went ahead and invested in the cerakote. I already had an air compressor as well as a cheap harbor freight cabinet. I recently moved and don't have the space yet to do it more. You definitely would want the biggest oven you can find. I would have done my frame and wheels if I had an oven big enough. There is the air cure too I guess. Anyways, I think it's worth it and fun if you like doing that stuff. Can't wait to see this thing compete in the B2B!
Good job, KP! Nice surprise to be enjoying your video at the gym this morning and stumble across a little mXrevival mention 🙌 Shoot me a call when you get some free time this week. PS: here’s my quick brain dump for your bike… All black body, black wheels with silver nipples, Black DeCals with chrome inlays, and vapor blasted anywhere there’s raw aluminum. (except the bottom end, black Cerakote)
I think you should watch highland cycles video on the e-starts before putting all that money into a 300 build. That saying looking forward to the build. If it's an enduro build you're going for a throw back to the 92 wr250 be sweet.
I did go and watch his videos, and I'm certainly more skeptical. The concept is soo cool that it's tough to not want to do it, but I don't want to run into big issues and regret it.
The panthera starter from all the videos I’ve watched aren’t the greatest and I’m not fabricator or anything but I feel like swapping a ktm 300 motor in would be a lot more convenient as the stator doesn’t always go out and the e starts on the new ones are pretty good and reliable but either way super cool build idea and I’m excited to see the all the progress
I can’t wait to see the final build you should record the broke to build race I wanna see that I love watching those builds also I think the colors Black yellow and pink would look sick and maybe a light bright color blue
I personally think your bike last year was too much. Don’t get me wrong it was a badass build but way too much into it. Keep it simple. It’s always appealing. I’m not sure what level you are trying to get into cerakoting but it’s not that expensive. The compressor you need for the blast cabinet. But just cerakoting itself is not that bad. I use the same cleaning techniques Charles uses and use the air dry cerakote. I don’t have a large oven to bake stuff like Cameron does. For small parts I have a toaster oven some guy had on fb marketplace. I use that for bake out of my parts before cerakote. My parts are far from pro level but it was my first time doing it and they came out pretty decent. It’s always a learning game.
I think just muting it and putting music over it is better! love the vids man!!
Thanks for the feedback! Glad you're enjoying!
Duuuuuude...this build is gonna be absolutely SICK!!...love watching your vids...new format is totally fine...it would be so badass if you went with an early 90s color theme and did white plastics with teal and pink graphic scheme and maybe some pink anodized rims...can't wait to see her come together!
Thanks a ton for the comment! I LOVE the idea of the early 90s color scheme with modern body. That was kinda my initial idea, though it keeps developing. I'm still torn, but this is in high consideration for sure!
I 2nd this theme, would look so cool
I built a 99 YZ250 with a 293cc "big bore" kit.
Best bike I have ever owned.
I still have it.
Great to hear it. Getting me stoked to ride this one next spring!
be cool to see white plastics but with blue graphics. I think it would be it interesting to see some gold and blue bling here and there. it's going to be a really rad bike either way.
Ahh so many possibilities! Some gold touches would definitely be sweet... thanks for the suggestions!
I second this!
Yeah I think white and purple (95 livery) would look great!!
The retro look on the modern style would turn out so sweet!
@Kincade Pavich instead of the electric start which adds more complexity and weight maybe look into the Rekluse Radius CX clutch kit, it won't stall so no need for estart, you can still use it like a normal clutch and it hooks up even better that the stock clutch. Also many people seem to have issued with the panthera kits, quality is not up to scratch.
All blue plastics with simple graphics and black wheels, or blue front half and a black back half look great!
Ooh the two-tone is always sweet to see! I've never done one of those...
@@KincadePavich they always look clean! Never seen one that didn't pop, white and purple can look good but also can look cheap at times
I really like Blue & purple combinations.
Blue and purple could be sweet...
That frame looks 👌. I went ahead and invested in the cerakote. I already had an air compressor as well as a cheap harbor freight cabinet. I recently moved and don't have the space yet to do it more. You definitely would want the biggest oven you can find. I would have done my frame and wheels if I had an oven big enough. There is the air cure too I guess. Anyways, I think it's worth it and fun if you like doing that stuff. Can't wait to see this thing compete in the B2B!
Yeah I really want to do it - just deciding when is the right time to pull the trigger on a very pricey air compressor... Appreciate your comment!
You should consider a zinc plating kit from Caswell. It will save you money on parts and the zinc looks great!
You're right, I should! Thank you!
Good job, KP! Nice surprise to be enjoying your video at the gym this morning and stumble across a little mXrevival mention 🙌
Shoot me a call when you get some free time this week.
PS: here’s my quick brain dump for your bike… All black body, black wheels with silver nipples, Black DeCals with chrome inlays, and vapor blasted anywhere there’s raw aluminum. (except the bottom end, black Cerakote)
Thanks Charles, wouldn't have thought to do the new bodywork update without your video! That color scheme is awfully tempting...
I think you should watch highland cycles video on the e-starts before putting all that money into a 300 build. That saying looking forward to the build. If it's an enduro build you're going for a throw back to the 92 wr250 be sweet.
I did go and watch his videos, and I'm certainly more skeptical. The concept is soo cool that it's tough to not want to do it, but I don't want to run into big issues and regret it.
The panthera starter from all the videos I’ve watched aren’t the greatest and I’m not fabricator or anything but I feel like swapping a ktm 300 motor in would be a lot more convenient as the stator doesn’t always go out and the e starts on the new ones are pretty good and reliable but either way super cool build idea and I’m excited to see the all the progress
Yeah, I've watched the Highland videos and am slightly on the fence about it. Incredibly cool concept, but don't want it to turn into a headache.
Blue and black!!
What color plastics?
Gonna be a sick build!!! I was gonna say 92 YZ white and magenta color scheme, but I see someone beat me to it!!!
Appreciate it! There were SO many good ideas - I have decided the route it's going, and I think it's gonna be sweet!
That last shot looked as if you pulled the bike out of the damn river 😆
Might as well have!
I say Keep it OEM but add that white and Purple to it.
Thanks for the feedback!
I love all of you videos. What do you think is better 2 or 4 strokes
They're both so fun! Last season I spent most of my time on a 4 stroke, but I've spent many many hours on 2 strokes as well.
I can’t wait to see the final build you should record the broke to build race I wanna see that I love watching those builds also I think the colors Black yellow and pink would look sick and maybe a light bright color blue
I'll be posting content throughout the entire build, thanks for following along!
Dude, do the classic yellow and black with gold rims! YZ400 and 465 vibes.
Man you can tell those yamahas just got absolutely thrashed on
Blue and black with small amounts of red
I like the red touch, could look really good!
Love the Shayna Texter poster 🤘
Thank you!
Do you have any tips on flipping bikes I’m trying to get into it but don’t know where to start
Learn your local market and check Facebook and Craigslist every day!
Possibly going to rebuild a yz125 1998 I watched your video of the same bike, do you have any special tips
That's awesome! I'd say persistence is key!
@@KincadePavich thanks I did end up buying it so I’ll be watching your vidoes
OEM. Black will only look good for one ride.
My RM125 build from last year is black and it has help up quite well. That said, Yamaha blue is gorgeous and is still very tempting
Bro i need ur playlist of music lol
Yellow black
A little retro look huh
Yellow and black 60th anniversary edition
Ooh that could be sweeeet!
@@KincadePavich Definitely!
Full background song.
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I personally think your bike last year was too much. Don’t get me wrong it was a badass build but way too much into it. Keep it simple. It’s always appealing.
I’m not sure what level you are trying to get into cerakoting but it’s not that expensive. The compressor you need for the blast cabinet. But just cerakoting itself is not that bad. I use the same cleaning techniques Charles uses and use the air dry cerakote. I don’t have a large oven to bake stuff like Cameron does. For small parts I have a toaster oven some guy had on fb marketplace. I use that for bake out of my parts before cerakote. My parts are far from pro level but it was my first time doing it and they came out pretty decent. It’s always a learning game.
Appreciate your comment, and thanks for the insight!
OEM always brings a better return on your investment if you plan on flipping it.
True, definitely been taking this into account.
This format was better.
Thanks for the feedback!
No music is cool with me or just whatever is in the background.
Appreciate the feedback!