What a joy to watch(actually paused the video, to comment) I expect to find the quality of work to speak for itself as always. Thanks mate for making my Sunday morning :) lol yes I live vicariously through watching your stuff, you show us what good quality work can/should be. I say vicariously cuz if I could I would b get inspired and fix/maintain a lot of stuff meticulously like you do but I don't have the tools, space and least of the skills you have. So i channel through you and thats cool. As always thanks for sharing..
You know, every job we do wether free or paid your name and reputation goes with that job and it's safe to so say your name remains shiny and clean! Well done RRC Restoration!
Beautiful bike, and as usual, stellar workmanship. My old mum once told me that if you live in Scotland and don't go out in the rain, you wouldn't be going out much. 😊 I went out this morning to do the brakes on my wife's Mini, glorious sunshine, two minutes later it was glorious sunshine and pishing rain. You have got to love the Scottish weather.
Absolutely excellent work mate as always!! Have loved this one fromstart to finish. I have no idea how you managed to save those faded old plastics but man they look better than new. Absolutely amazing work!
Always a pleasure to hear from you :) Yeah the plastics really were a labor of love they took soooooo long to get back to being shiny just about drove me insane but replacing them wasnt an option as they were original to the bike so you know me find a way to save them lol. Glad you enjoyed it :)
Yay, finally we get to see the complete package, what a beauty! You did an amazing job bringing this Honda CR250 back to life! Thanks for all your hard work and dedication to perfection! Bring on the next project!🥰🥰
I grew up ripping an 86 CR250R through the woods in the US, this brings back so many memories!! Thank you very much, what I would give to ride one again, I loved that bike!!! What an awesome machine for the track and the trail, it was effortless to ride through the Northeast US woodland trails, she was perfect!!
Nice, Im actually so jealous that you got to grow up with that bike and being able to ride out in the woods, here in Scotland its the track or nothing :(
@@RRCRestoration wow, that really is too bad. I remember the 86 CR250R was awesome on the track, but down a tooth on the front and a 53 tooth on the back and she was a gem in the woods. I was blessed to have trails I could connect to behind my house that went into a large network with a wide variety, single track, fields, wide track, hills, was an absolute dream. Today they are mostly gone, now it’s sad when I visit my parents, the woods are now houses behind their home. But that is in Connecticut. Now I live in Minnesota, and the state has many trail systems and encourages people to ride. Which is awesome, it is such a great sport for kids. Watching you rebuild this bike had me put a deposit on a CRF300l, who knows how long the wait will be, lol. But can’t wait to get back on the trail. Thank you again for these videos, you are an artist!! God Bless✝️🙏
What do you mean a few? 99.99% don't have the attention to detail or the passion to deliver consistently high quality work. If I could I would spend a week with the Maestro just trying to absorb that energy & passion that comes through in all of what he works to restore.
I got all choked up watch this. Use to have and ride one in the early 90s. Still the best bike ever. Thank you for taking us on this wonderful rebuild journey
The bike came out amazing. My late dad had a CR-250 just like that and remember him riding around on it when I was a kid. Can’t wait to see your next restoration project!
Amazing restoration Sir, just love the thorough work you do! And what an amazing sound! I used to ride a Suzuki RM 125 cross bike on track here in Norway and this crisp sound reminds me of the fun days! 😊👍🏻
Remarkable, with patience, lots of elbow grease, and god knows how much money thrown at it, another Honda are finally reborn into this world, it was abused, it has seen things (probably), but now it was refreshed and coming back looking stunning with all of it's former glory. Thanks for providing us with such series, for free, good luck for you, Sir, we'll all wait for more adventures from you, cheers.
Mais uma excelente restauração... parabéns!!! Uma dica: não deixe os equipamentos elétricos que não estão sendo usados conectados na tomada de energia. Podem ser queimados caso um raio atinge a rede elétrica. Abraço
Another wonderful restoration. You are such an inspiration. As I move into the parts acquisition and tear down phase of the 1998 Honda Valkyrie, I'm finding out how difficult it is to locate some parts and the expense with the current supply chain issues. You my friend are worth every Patrion penny. I am also learning how to make better videos from you. I'd bet that was something you never intended to teach us. Your lighting, camera and editing are excellent. "Lovely" content. Thank you so much. And you gave us one shot at the end of this one which almost let us see your face. That was a treat. I look forward to the next project. In the mean time, I'll use your teaching and inspiration to "crack on" with the Valkyrie and it's videos. Be safe and well. Warmest Regards from the USA.
Ooh, get him with his artsy tracking spotlight shots (20:37). :D It looks stunning mate. After all the effort getting your bikes to this level, I don't know how you can bare to use them in the DUSTY outdoors, so I don't think anyone begrudges you not wanting to slush up all your hard work on this ones first outing. During the clean up outro, I really thought there would be a hint at what the next project would be. Maybe an obvious replacement part sat somewhere in the background, or part of the project vehicle/machine/item just visible in one of the shots. Unfortunately, it's either not there, or I've missed it. :(
What can I say the bike deserves a fancy reveal... I just wish i was a better camera man and editor to take the videos to the next level but i suppose with time ill pick up the digital skills to go along with the mechanical ones lol. Yeah it would've been an ideal place to leave a little hint but tbh i didn't even think of it till i was doing the edit and thought damn... a bit like yourself haha
@@RRCRestoration time to find a video director editor. Like Joe Rogan did. I bet someone who watches you and lives close is subscribed. Ask on a video...see what happens...make a filler video whilst we wait for the Honda riding mower lol.
Utterly epic. I restored an old Yamaha 125 when I was just 18yo... this series has given me the bug again and I just can't stop thinking about buying a knackered old Honda V4 to restore. Stupid choice, I know, but I do love Honda V4 bikes. All of them.
I think you are the best restorer in all of Europe, maybe even in the whole world. And that as a solo fighter. Congratulations on another completed project! Better than new. Greetings from Germany!
Thanks again, it made my morning! I just arrived back in England from an extended trip to Asia and dug out my bike to get it ready for MOT and give it a wash. That all went well so I enjoyed your video while drinking my coffee. Look forward to the next project!
I wish there was an applause button. Then a standing ovation button! I didn't think the bike looked too bad at first. Comparing the before and after though.....its like night and day.
As our friends in Australia would say. "Another one done and dusted!" Great work! Certainly less frustrating as far as supply chain issues goes than the little 3-wheeler was. I'm very surprised that the plastics were able to be polished out as well as they were. Here in Texas the sun is just so brutal that plastics just get beat up to the point of deteriorating. My 79 Chevy pickup's door panels are actually crumbling. Need to get around to ordering new ones some day. But there's just other stuff on the plate. And honestly I need to rediscover my motivation. Cheers! -Shane from Texas.
Hey Shane always nice to hear from you, Yeah the ATC was absolutely brutal to get parts for thankfully the CR wasn't just as bad haha, Yeah i was quite dubious about whether the plastics would be salvageable, I think i got to them in the nick of time i recon another year or 2 in direct sunlight then they would be totally bleached and unrecoverable. Yeah it does sound brutal out there mind you, with all the rain over here at the moment a trip to Texas would do me the world of good to recover after the CR restoration haha. You sound burnt out my friend, look after yourself and don't take on too much you'll soon bounce back :)
@@RRCRestoration Come out to Texas and preach a revival! lol. We can team up and work on the suburban! I'll treat you to the best BBQ in the world. We'll go shoot guns and do all the "freedom" stuff while it's still legal, lol.
It's not only work that you do well, but you also pay attention to a clean workplace and that is rare..thank you for your hard work I really enjoyed it..i'am really wait the next project👍👍👍
Cracking job, Sir! Love the Binky reference, we’ve not heard that for a LONG while! Also (and I know this is a pedantic point) I really appreciate that you use the right tools for the job. The number of TH-camrs who use (for example) 1/2” drive tools for M6 screws, or even worse, power tools for EVERYTHING, drives me insane. Precisely zero delicacy in what they’re doing. Memories of my apprenticeship at the end - not one student got to leave the college workshops until 1) every single tool from the stores was back in and accounted for, and 2) every machine and work surface was spotlessly cleaned, ready for the next student. Top job and looking forward to the next project.
Thank yo so much for leaving that comment, I know exactly what you mean some people just have no appreciation for fine engineering and the decency to work on things with the appropriate tools sad really but hey each to their own i suppose.
WOW! Absolutely beautiful restoration! I own the same 1986 CR250R. It would be a dream to have you restore My bike!! You are gifted with amazing Talent. BRAVO 👏🏼
Always a joy to watch your videos. As a german guy i always understand your english very well. And i am always impressed how clean and tidy your workshop and your workspace is
You're technique, skill and dedication borderlines obsession. :-) I honestly don't know if could start it up and ride it now as it looks like it should sit in museum or a man cave. Bravo to the entire build project, you are a very talented man both with the tools and your hands and with the video editing. I honestly can't even imagine. Again, bravo to a magnificence job!
I rebuilt these very same bikes and you do everything exactly as it should. This is also one of the best Mx bikes ever made. I’ve owned at least a hundred bikes and this bike was my hands down favorite.
I very much enjoyed that series! I used to go sit on that bike in the local Honda shop as a kid. Nice to watch you save one. Love the little bits of humour you add in. Now, to watch another one of your series. If you ever felt like it, it would be fun to see the time indicated of the bits you skip. It would give us a real sense of the work you put in. Thanks again from Canada. 🇨🇦
I had a couple 76’ Honda Elsinore’s in the US and it was one of the greatest times in my life. This brought the memories all back again. Your film editing, professionalism and knowledge are off the charts. I have a great friend here from Scotland that works on everything the same way you do. Very methodical showing he was trained properly. Great job! You’re the best restorer on TH-cam definitely!
Absolutely beautiful!! I can almost smell the plastic ,rubber ,and new paint going to the Honda dealer back in 86. Only 1 way to make it a perfect build is for it to be in living roon!!👍👍
Incredible project for an incredible result. Metilousness, cleanliness , love of work well done ... just perfect ! And what about staging, editing and high quality videos ... One of the best restoration I ever seen on TH-cam and probably the best channel too Congratulations from France 👏✌
I'm happy with this final episode of cr250 to see the result of your hardwork...but also sad that i dont have anything to wait for...i hope your next project is as exiting as this one and more...simply the best restoration video in the world...cheers from Indonesia👍!!
Awsome job that i liked to follow each week , not only this Honda i followed them all previous projects. All i want to say is: where we stop as we restore, you go further to prestine finish . Our restoration hero where we learn from, We obey the unstoppable hahahaha
An absolute class act mate, unbelievable work. I dont blame you for not taking it out, thats a showroom piece in that condition! The weather has been gash all summer so hopefully we see a dry spell soon. Can’t wait to see what the next project is!
Thanks a lot buddy, yeah its really has been a terrible summer so far, those from dry places probably think I'm just talking rubbish but as you know take a bike like that out on a wet Scottish day and it'll age 10 years in an afternoon and I'm just not willing to do that to it haha
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This is the best restoration channel on TH-cam!
Thank you so much :)
One of the very very best that’s for sure. A lot have dropped their standards, not this one, always nothing but perfect.
Agree
Where the bike actually gets restored and not replaced with new parts
True. By a long long way. The total lack of BS and superfluous and superficial nonsense is so refreshing. A true master indeed.
Just stayed up all night watching this series - absolutely brilliant 👍👍👍👍
What a joy to watch(actually paused the video, to comment) I expect to find the quality of work to speak for itself as always. Thanks mate for making my Sunday morning :) lol yes I live vicariously through watching your stuff, you show us what good quality work can/should be. I say vicariously cuz if I could I would b get inspired and fix/maintain a lot of stuff meticulously like you do but I don't have the tools, space and least of the skills you have. So i channel through you and thats cool. As always thanks for sharing..
Always nice to hear from you my friend, really glad to hear that you've enjoyed the latest installment :)
*Standing ovation*
BRAVO my good sir! Best restoration series I've EVER followed!!!
Thank you so much :)
Excellent restoration ! I watched all the episodes with pleasure. I am waiting for new projects!👍👍👍
Thank you very much
You know, every job we do wether free or paid your name and reputation goes with that job and it's safe to so say your name remains shiny and clean! Well done RRC Restoration!
Thank you so much that means a lot :)
Beautiful bike, and as usual, stellar workmanship. My old mum once told me that if you live in Scotland and don't go out in the rain, you wouldn't be going out much. 😊
I went out this morning to do the brakes on my wife's Mini, glorious sunshine, two minutes later it was glorious sunshine and pishing rain. You have got to love the Scottish weather.
Tell me about it lol the weather here really does drive you insane sometimes!
SOOOO Many NEW Parts! PLUS:the Sanding,Cleaning,Painting. BEAUTIFUL RESTORATION!!!
Absolutely excellent work mate as always!! Have loved this one fromstart to finish. I have no idea how you managed to save those faded old plastics but man they look better than new. Absolutely amazing work!
Always a pleasure to hear from you :) Yeah the plastics really were a labor of love they took soooooo long to get back to being shiny just about drove me insane but replacing them wasnt an option as they were original to the bike so you know me find a way to save them lol. Glad you enjoyed it :)
Another masterpiece completed. The best resto channel on TH-cam. Thank you.
Thank you so much :)
Yay, finally we get to see the complete package, what a beauty! You did an amazing job bringing this Honda CR250 back to life! Thanks for all your hard work and dedication to perfection! Bring on the next project!🥰🥰
Thank you so much for your kind comment :)
I grew up ripping an 86 CR250R through the woods in the US, this brings back so many memories!! Thank you very much, what I would give to ride one again, I loved that bike!!! What an awesome machine for the track and the trail, it was effortless to ride through the Northeast US woodland trails, she was perfect!!
Nice, Im actually so jealous that you got to grow up with that bike and being able to ride out in the woods, here in Scotland its the track or nothing :(
@@RRCRestoration wow, that really is too bad. I remember the 86 CR250R was awesome on the track, but down a tooth on the front and a 53 tooth on the back and she was a gem in the woods. I was blessed to have trails I could connect to behind my house that went into a large network with a wide variety, single track, fields, wide track, hills, was an absolute dream. Today they are mostly gone, now it’s sad when I visit my parents, the woods are now houses behind their home. But that is in Connecticut. Now I live in Minnesota, and the state has many trail systems and encourages people to ride. Which is awesome, it is such a great sport for kids.
Watching you rebuild this bike had me put a deposit on a CRF300l, who knows how long the wait will be, lol. But can’t wait to get back on the trail.
Thank you again for these videos, you are an artist!!
God Bless✝️🙏
Cracking work, Sir!! Looks factory fresh!! .... there's a few other youtube bike 'restorers' that could learn a lot from your videos 😉
Thank you so much :)
What do you mean a few? 99.99% don't have the attention to detail or the passion to deliver consistently high quality work. If I could I would spend a week with the Maestro just trying to absorb that energy & passion that comes through in all of what he works to restore.
*cough* Del Boys Garage *cough*
@@shaunbarclay1309 you read my mind 😉
Factory fresh? This is beyond any new or old CR in history.
Just re-watched this to remember my teen years ripping through the Connecticut woods on my 1986 CR250R. Best bike ever made!
Absolute dream bike, the job you did was amazing mate as with everything you do, cant wait to see what's next enjoy your ride on it😍👍👍
Thank you so much :)
Best restoration channel on the internet!!
Поздравляю с окончанием проекта!!! Великолепная работа!!! Жду новых серий!
I got all choked up watch this. Use to have and ride one in the early 90s. Still the best bike ever. Thank you for taking us on this wonderful rebuild journey
Thank you for joining me on the journey :)
The bike came out amazing. My late dad had a CR-250 just like that and remember him riding around on it when I was a kid. Can’t wait to see your next restoration project!
It's a beautiful and historical bike.A very good restoration. It belongs in a museum
Thank you very much! :)
Amazing restoration Sir, just love the thorough work you do!
And what an amazing sound!
I used to ride a Suzuki RM 125 cross bike on track here in Norway and this crisp sound reminds me of the fun days! 😊👍🏻
Thank you really glad you liked it :)
One of the best restoration channels on Utube
🇬🇧😐
You're too kind , Nice to see you again :)
J’adore regarder votre travail, félicitations et merci ✌️
Remarkable, with patience, lots of elbow grease, and god knows how much money thrown at it, another Honda are finally reborn into this world, it was abused, it has seen things (probably), but now it was refreshed and coming back looking stunning with all of it's former glory. Thanks for providing us with such series, for free, good luck for you, Sir, we'll all wait for more adventures from you, cheers.
Thank you so much for leaving that nice comment :)
Beautiful job mate! Such a pleasure watching this build!
Thank you, Glad you enjoyed it :)
Outstanding restoration. Meticulous workmanship and incredible skill all through. Bravo, sir.
Mais uma excelente restauração... parabéns!!!
Uma dica: não deixe os equipamentos elétricos que não estão sendo usados conectados na tomada de energia. Podem ser queimados caso um raio atinge a rede elétrica. Abraço
Another wonderful restoration. You are such an inspiration. As I move into the parts acquisition and tear down phase of the 1998 Honda Valkyrie, I'm finding out how difficult it is to locate some parts and the expense with the current supply chain issues. You my friend are worth every Patrion penny. I am also learning how to make better videos from you. I'd bet that was something you never intended to teach us. Your lighting, camera and editing are excellent. "Lovely" content. Thank you so much. And you gave us one shot at the end of this one which almost let us see your face. That was a treat. I look forward to the next project. In the mean time, I'll use your teaching and inspiration to "crack on" with the Valkyrie and it's videos. Be safe and well. Warmest Regards from the USA.
Ooh, get him with his artsy tracking spotlight shots (20:37). :D
It looks stunning mate. After all the effort getting your bikes to this level, I don't know how you can bare to use them in the DUSTY outdoors, so I don't think anyone begrudges you not wanting to slush up all your hard work on this ones first outing.
During the clean up outro, I really thought there would be a hint at what the next project would be. Maybe an obvious replacement part sat somewhere in the background, or part of the project vehicle/machine/item just visible in one of the shots. Unfortunately, it's either not there, or I've missed it. :(
What can I say the bike deserves a fancy reveal... I just wish i was a better camera man and editor to take the videos to the next level but i suppose with time ill pick up the digital skills to go along with the mechanical ones lol.
Yeah it would've been an ideal place to leave a little hint but tbh i didn't even think of it till i was doing the edit and thought damn... a bit like yourself haha
@@RRCRestoration ........... Erm............. You could leave a hint here if you like? :D
@@RRCRestoration time to find a video director editor. Like Joe Rogan did. I bet someone who watches you and lives close is subscribed. Ask on a video...see what happens...make a filler video whilst we wait for the Honda riding mower lol.
@@RRCRestoration I thought I cought it, the sprocket in the toolbox?
😇🤫🤐
I love watching old bikes get saved from the scrap yard. Sir, you set the standard for all bikes to get restored to their former glory.
you're too kind :)
Phenominal job, I love it and really worth the wait to see this classic finished 😁👍
Thank you so much my friend :)
This is outstanding.😍 Congratulations. Greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦.
Thank you so much :)
Utterly epic. I restored an old Yamaha 125 when I was just 18yo... this series has given me the bug again and I just can't stop thinking about buying a knackered old Honda V4 to restore. Stupid choice, I know, but I do love Honda V4 bikes. All of them.
The polished plastics compared to the new mudguard shows just what can be done. The final result looks awesome. Cracking job.
Fabulous workmanship. A joy to watch that bike being reborn.
Thank you :)
That is nothing short of showroom fresh, absolutely love this chanel
Thanks a lot :)
One of the greatest if not the greatest production motocross bike ever produced ..... your resto is with out question very very very impressive!!!
Thank you :)
I think you are the best restorer in all of Europe, maybe even in the whole world.
And that as a solo fighter.
Congratulations on another completed project!
Better than new.
Greetings from Germany!
You're too kind :)
Fantastic work mate! Could smell it from here!
Such a good smell :)
God I love the sound of a good 2 stroke Dirt bike. Nicely done!!!
So glad to see this episode finally release and the mighty CR back to better than factory. Well done, Sir.
Thank you, Glad you enjoyed it :)
Absolutely stunning restoration I’m sure everyone will agree it’s been a lot of hard work that’s paid off with a beautiful CR250
Thank you very much! :)
This restoration brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for your dedication.
Beautiful job. Brings back so many childhood memories for me.
Nice :)
Beautiful job, was a pleasure to watch this series
Thanks for coming along for the ride :)
Yes sir! Thanks for responding!! ❤️ eagerly awaiting the next resto job!
The dirt bike of my youth, I wanted one so bad this turned out awesome
What a great project that was! It doesn't hurt that the 1986 CR250 is my favorite dirt bike of all time period very, impressive very impressive.
Thank you very much! :)
I never knew you could bring the plastics back up like that. Top work as always.
Yeah, it really is a ton of work and is very tedious but it can be done.
By far , my favorite Restoration Channel!! Some day, when money is no object , this is my dream!! Thanks for showing us how it’s done!!
I could write a novel on how every thing you've done would go wrong if I were to try any of it. Thanks for another fascinating series.
Thanks again, it made my morning! I just arrived back in England from an extended trip to Asia and dug out my bike to get it ready for MOT and give it a wash. That all went well so I enjoyed your video while drinking my coffee. Look forward to the next project!
Nice, Glad you enjoyed it :)
hearing that 2-stroke brings back some of my best memories
Well don! Every aspect, every detail, recovered, rebuilt to better than new. You are an artist. Great project!
Thank you so much :)
I wish there was an applause button.
Then a standing ovation button!
I didn't think the bike looked too bad at first.
Comparing the before and after though.....its like night and day.
You're too kind sir :)
Awesome work! I've watched the entire series and I've never ridden a motorbike in my life!
As our friends in Australia would say. "Another one done and dusted!" Great work! Certainly less frustrating as far as supply chain issues goes than the little 3-wheeler was. I'm very surprised that the plastics were able to be polished out as well as they were. Here in Texas the sun is just so brutal that plastics just get beat up to the point of deteriorating. My 79 Chevy pickup's door panels are actually crumbling. Need to get around to ordering new ones some day. But there's just other stuff on the plate. And honestly I need to rediscover my motivation. Cheers!
-Shane from Texas.
Hey Shane always nice to hear from you, Yeah the ATC was absolutely brutal to get parts for thankfully the CR wasn't just as bad haha, Yeah i was quite dubious about whether the plastics would be salvageable, I think i got to them in the nick of time i recon another year or 2 in direct sunlight then they would be totally bleached and unrecoverable. Yeah it does sound brutal out there mind you, with all the rain over here at the moment a trip to Texas would do me the world of good to recover after the CR restoration haha. You sound burnt out my friend, look after yourself and don't take on too much you'll soon bounce back :)
@@RRCRestoration Come out to Texas and preach a revival! lol. We can team up and work on the suburban! I'll treat you to the best BBQ in the world. We'll go shoot guns and do all the "freedom" stuff while it's still legal, lol.
Thank you so much!!! Greetings from Colombia!!!
Thank you for watching :)
It's not only work that you do well, but you also pay attention to a clean workplace and that is rare..thank you for your hard work I really enjoyed it..i'am really wait the next project👍👍👍
Thank you so much, Glad you enjoyed it :)
Cracking job, Sir! Love the Binky reference, we’ve not heard that for a LONG while! Also (and I know this is a pedantic point) I really appreciate that you use the right tools for the job. The number of TH-camrs who use (for example) 1/2” drive tools for M6 screws, or even worse, power tools for EVERYTHING, drives me insane. Precisely zero delicacy in what they’re doing. Memories of my apprenticeship at the end - not one student got to leave the college workshops until 1) every single tool from the stores was back in and accounted for, and 2) every machine and work surface was spotlessly cleaned, ready for the next student. Top job and looking forward to the next project.
Thank yo so much for leaving that comment, I know exactly what you mean some people just have no appreciation for fine engineering and the decency to work on things with the appropriate tools sad really but hey each to their own i suppose.
The sound of 2T engine is wonderful
Absolutely loved this series. More dirtbikes please!!!!!!! 🤟🏻🤟🏻
Thank you, Glad you enjoyed it :)
WOW! Absolutely beautiful restoration!
I own the same 1986 CR250R.
It would be a dream to have you restore
My bike!! You are gifted with amazing
Talent. BRAVO 👏🏼
Mate, I'm loving this channel. Wish I had the time, knowledge and set up to restore bikes. What a dream
You sir, do good work. I am highly impressed with your craftmanship. That sweet sound when you kicked her over brings back great memories!
Thank you so much, She's a bit of a pig to kick as there is so much compression but boy when she's running... the power!!! :)
A true craftsman in every sense, you need to contact Honda and show them your excellent workmanship!
Thank you so much :)
Always a joy to watch your videos. As a german guy i always understand your english very well. And i am always impressed how clean and tidy your workshop and your workspace is
Thank you very much, really glad to hear you can understand me with no problems as i do have quite a thick accent lol
Great work. I can sit and watch these videos all day long. Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you, Really happy to hear you enjoy them :)
You're technique, skill and dedication borderlines obsession. :-) I honestly don't know if could start it up and ride it now as it looks like it should sit in museum or a man cave. Bravo to the entire build project, you are a very talented man both with the tools and your hands and with the video editing. I honestly can't even imagine. Again, bravo to a magnificence job!
I rebuilt these very same bikes and you do everything exactly as it should. This is also one of the best Mx bikes ever made. I’ve owned at least a hundred bikes and this bike was my hands down favorite.
Nice I'm glad to get approval of my work from an expert on these machines :)
What a joy watching the series!!
Thank you :)
Unbelievably good series, and the result is stunning!
Oh jays the sound of that yoke!!!
Incredible restoration
I very much enjoyed that series! I used to go sit on that bike in the local Honda shop as a kid. Nice to watch you save one. Love the little bits of humour you add in. Now, to watch another one of your series. If you ever felt like it, it would be fun to see the time indicated of the bits you skip. It would give us a real sense of the work you put in. Thanks again from Canada. 🇨🇦
I had a couple 76’ Honda Elsinore’s in the US and it was one of the greatest times in my life. This brought the memories all back again. Your film editing, professionalism and knowledge are off the charts. I have a great friend here from Scotland that works on everything the same way you do. Very methodical showing he was trained properly.
Great job! You’re the best restorer on TH-cam definitely!
The bike looks brilliant! Enjoy.
Thank you :)
Finally, had the time to watch this masterpiece. Loved the new shots of the bike when done, superb.
What a beauty, she's an absolute credit to your efforts mate!
Thank you :)
Fantastic watch. Awesome build. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do! :)
Haven’t been this excited to see a new video release in quite a while!
Thank you, I hope it disappoint?
@@RRCRestoration great job, please go ride that bike now haha
She is glorious!! Better than new is right. Another perfect resto on the books. Congrats!
Thanks so much!
Absolutely beautiful!! I can almost smell the plastic ,rubber ,and new paint going to the Honda dealer back in 86. Only 1 way to make it a perfect build is for it to be in living roon!!👍👍
Second to non attention to detail. Fantastic work, you should be very proud my friend. ⭐️
Thank you so much buddy😀
Incredible project for an incredible result.
Metilousness, cleanliness , love of work well done ... just perfect !
And what about staging, editing and high quality videos ...
One of the best restoration I ever seen on TH-cam and probably the best channel too
Congratulations from France 👏✌
Glorious two stroke sounds and smoke. Love your channel!
Thank you very much! :)
Hello from Australia, the restoration turned out fantastic! Well done. Love the series, and your exceptional quality of work! Keep it up!
Glorious! Well done. Start up gave me chills.
Thank you :)
Another amazing and incredibly beautiful restoration. Your skill and dedication never ceases to amaze me 👍
Maybe your best work to date. Thanks a lot for sharing and keeping such beauties alive.
Thank you very much! :)
She is a belta. What a cracking build. Job well done fella
Thank you so much :)
This is a very well thought out restoration. The bike is as close to new as you can get.
I'm happy with this final episode of cr250 to see the result of your hardwork...but also sad that i dont have anything to wait for...i hope your next project is as exiting as this one and more...simply the best restoration video in the world...cheers from Indonesia👍!!
Thank you, really happy that you enjoyed the video, I will have more videos coming soon ;)
This guy always do the best restorations!
Thank you :)
This is therapy for me
What you do is beyond perfection
I have waited for the zingggg zinngggg sing zing since you started. Looking forward to the next one as always
Awsome job that i liked to follow each week , not only this Honda i followed them all previous projects.
All i want to say is: where we stop as we restore, you go further to prestine finish .
Our restoration hero where we learn from, We obey the unstoppable hahahaha
Incredible series, quality of your work is outstanding 👍
Just something special about the older cr250. Absolutely love this one, you done an amazing job on it, bravo 👏
She turned out brilliantly.
An absolute class act mate, unbelievable work. I dont blame you for not taking it out, thats a showroom piece in that condition! The weather has been gash all summer so hopefully we see a dry spell soon. Can’t wait to see what the next project is!
Thanks a lot buddy, yeah its really has been a terrible summer so far, those from dry places probably think I'm just talking rubbish but as you know take a bike like that out on a wet Scottish day and it'll age 10 years in an afternoon and I'm just not willing to do that to it haha