Hats off to skillshack and the boys behind it !! I always love sat when the new videos come out and the knowledge and entertainment is second to none !! I have had such a busy week this week and for this hr it is all forgotten - thank you guys A+++ on every level - I actually have watched it twice and enjoyed a chicken sandwich 🥪 and don't forget baby elephant 🐘 and Milville national next weekend - braaaap
Thanks Mike! Appreciate the words pal. I'm jealous. You going to Millville? Also did you happen to trade that chicken samich in on a YZ, CR, & RM entry? Dude! This stuff is way better then a snuggie, too! Tony // MXSS
@@MXSkillShack yes I will be at spring Creek - watching this video got me thinking I have a 87 Honda cr 125 in fairly good complete cond that may have to bring new life to if I don't win the skillshack yz of course 🏁
Suggestion for Tony. Use Allen head style retainer screws. Positive engagement on the screw and less likely to strip out at removal or insertion. I've been using them on all my engine rebuilds. Most fastener warehouses have them in stock at various lengths to accommodate.
Truth be told that’s what we should’ve had! But we forgot to order them, and randomly had some Suzuki Phillips head ones 🤣 great tip! Thanks for helping adding value to the channel brotha!
@@MXSkillShack Your welcome fellas. You both do excellent work in these vintage two strokes. As for a 450 four stroke build, that's debatable. All the best guys.
Appreciate you and the kind words as well as your input Jeff! I can't stand phillips retainer screws. I managed to fail on the order. Now lets talk about this 450 comment. This little Puerto can certainly handle the task... Matter of fact I'd put money on it. You interested? Letttsss GOOO Jeff! Tony // MXSS
@@MXSkillShack I'm a two stroke guy. Tried and true. At 63 years of age it's all I have ever known. I'm sure Tony can do the job. I can tell he's VERY competent around a bike as well as you are.
Hey Jeff, Tony here. Copy that! 2T are just awesome! Sound, smell, feeling, maintenance, performance, etc... All of it rules. I was forced to learn 4t when I started my career as a professional race mechanic in 2002 at the expiration of 2t dominance. Believe me that was NOT the best time for 4t motocross bikes. SX testing a 250f in the early phases was terrifying. Honestly I'm more versed in 4t then 2t. When the time comes you'll thank yourself for not taking that bet.
Love the way you guys bounce off each other with comedy and technical knowledge, I wish I had you guys as my school teachers when was younger, I may have even shown up, can't wait to see the finished build.
Thank you for the feedback! I can agree with that statement. We get to teach how we want and that is pretty dang neat. We appreciate you hanging with us. Tony // MXSS
The sound of a bearing bottoming out as it slides in is so satisfying. I need some of those bearing pliers. Tony has some cool tools. The finish from the cryo process is fantastic. Nice work as always guys. 👍
Hey Paul! Tony here. It sure is. Cryoheat crushed this setup. They did an amazing job! Buddy, we've recently incorporated sourcing tools and products that are used in the videos (not necessarily the exact tool, IE Snap-on not on Amazon, but the exact product). We put a set of inside retaining ring pliers in there for you to snag through our link! That will be common place in all of our future videos. We appreciate your support! Buying through that link helps us out, too. ALSO - Make sure you sign up for the bike if you haven't....
looks amazing, as well as a bearing that spins you can apply green loctite to take up a small amount of clearance on top of a peen, as well as being carful with those "tricky bearings " like your countershaft bearing that the out side that you are driving on is also potentially crushing the outer race vs contemporary roller bearing causing a bearing failure but with the heat and cool bearing it was great to watch. keep on keepin on
Thank you Trevor! 680 retaining compound comes in clutch when needed for sure. Was ALWAYS a must on Kawi's and "loose" bearing bores Mainly to keep bearing from spinning in the case, but always helped retain a dingus of a bearing when necessary. I have been employing this technique for 15+ years with countless engines, and it still never gets old. It is a satisfying process. We appreciate you hanging with us. Lastly, have you gotten your membership to the SHACK yet? This very bike could end up in your garage... Tony // MXSS
Hey Rick, Tony here! Oh you bethca on that retaining compound. We did resort to it for two bearings within this case set. We appreciate you watching and the valuable feedback for the others. Lastly... You know the pitch! San uno chicken sammich and swoop a membership at the SHACK if you havemt already...
Awesome video fellas. Love the content. I cant wait to win this bike. This was the last bike a raced in high school. Sad story is I moved away for collage and my mom sold my bike when I was away. I was super mad and still till this day I ask her, do you remember when you sold my bike... lol
As always great video guys. All the tech tips are top notch A1. I would have yall build a engine/bike for me anyday. And everytime I look at the bike it just gets more badass. The light speed fork guards 🔥
I bet Vanna Brown would be great at turning bowels...err...I mean vowels! In all seriousness, thank you!!! I am picking up a lot of tricks and tips I can use on future builds. How much stronger and more durable does the cryo heat process make the parts...that is a great idea for older machines like mine!
Great job guys! Tony you are so meticulous and spot on with building. The tranny parts came out sick from cryo!! 1211 I’ve never heard of it I’m gonna have to pick me up so very cool thank you. As for the gerbil Chuck haha if you remember from South Park it’s the adventure of Lemewinks hahahahahah
Yo Tyler! Tony here. Thanks pal. You said tranny parts, lol... Yep get some threebond 1211 from one of our links buddy. It helps support us! I'm uncomfortable... Oh, annnnddd - SHIRLEANA!!! AH SH*T!
Hi Robert! Thanks for asking the question. You can find that set right here through our amazon affiliate link. amzn.to/3LTfNOl . We've learned that including this info in all of our videos is quite helpful to the community and our members! Also if you're interested in any of the other items we employ please never hesitate to ask. Tony // MXSS
Can't those bearings be sourced from local bearing supply shop? I know sometimes they're manufacturer specific. I just take old bearings I need to my local industrial supplier and most of the time he hooks me up.
Stoked to have you over there as well! Thank you for supporting and I hope you win that thing, and some MX Skill Shack bikes!!! (-Charles // mXrevival & MXSS)
Unfortunately we dont. Look into Phathead, Millenium Technologies, LA Sleeve, or Powerseal to see if they have any cores lying around. Ebay may have some stuff to. Also, have you signed up for this '97? It comes with all that and many more magnificent features...
Hahahahaha one of our favorite sayings in the soon right now! “Brotha, EUUUHHHHHHGGGG! - What’s that brotha!?” They are coming though, whether it’s us or someone else! Those are the next bikes to see full restorations!
@@MXSkillShack can't wait for more builds on both channels! Yall are top notch and give hella motivation to do my build. I'm working on a 1975 Yamaha dt250. in the process of fitting forks from a 1990 kx125 and soon a modern yz250 swingarm. already put a 12v ignition in it and it rips for a nearly 50-year-old bike! also finishing my rebuild of a 1996 yz80.
Hector left his white "media" inside the holes of the cases again.. I'm gonna have to get on him about that! He's been leaving that white powder all over the place, in crank cases and tires predominantly.
Uncle Tony let the F word slip with the chicken sandwich skit and you let it slip with the editing. I am deeply offended and permanently scarred for life. I’ll be reporting this to TH-cam authorities……..yeah nah fuck them! Builds looking shit hot boys….men? Props to your sponsors again.
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Boring AF these faggots 😅😅😅😅😂😂😊
But Allan, in the words of the late great Colonel Sanders.... I'm too drunk to taste this chicken...
Tony // MXSS
Hats off to skillshack and the boys behind it !! I always love sat when the new videos come out and the knowledge and entertainment is second to none !! I have had such a busy week this week and for this hr it is all forgotten - thank you guys A+++ on every level - I actually have watched it twice and enjoyed a chicken sandwich 🥪 and don't forget baby elephant 🐘 and Milville national next weekend - braaaap
Thanks Mike! Appreciate the words pal. I'm jealous. You going to Millville? Also did you happen to trade that chicken samich in on a YZ, CR, & RM entry? Dude! This stuff is way better then a snuggie, too!
Tony // MXSS
@@MXSkillShack yes I will be at spring Creek - watching this video got me thinking I have a 87 Honda cr 125 in fairly good complete cond that may have to bring new life to if I don't win the skillshack yz of course 🏁
Suggestion for Tony. Use Allen head style retainer screws. Positive engagement on the screw and less likely to strip out at removal or insertion. I've been using them on all my engine rebuilds. Most fastener warehouses have them in stock at various lengths to accommodate.
Truth be told that’s what we should’ve had! But we forgot to order them, and randomly had some Suzuki Phillips head ones 🤣 great tip! Thanks for helping adding value to the channel brotha!
@@MXSkillShack Your welcome fellas. You both do excellent work in these vintage two strokes. As for a 450 four stroke build, that's debatable. All the best guys.
Appreciate you and the kind words as well as your input Jeff! I can't stand phillips retainer screws. I managed to fail on the order. Now lets talk about this 450 comment. This little Puerto can certainly handle the task... Matter of fact I'd put money on it. You interested? Letttsss GOOO Jeff!
Tony // MXSS
@@MXSkillShack I'm a two stroke guy. Tried and true. At 63 years of age it's all I have ever known. I'm sure Tony can do the job. I can tell he's VERY competent around a bike as well as you are.
Hey Jeff, Tony here. Copy that! 2T are just awesome! Sound, smell, feeling, maintenance, performance, etc... All of it rules. I was forced to learn 4t when I started my career as a professional race mechanic in 2002 at the expiration of 2t dominance. Believe me that was NOT the best time for 4t motocross bikes. SX testing a 250f in the early phases was terrifying. Honestly I'm more versed in 4t then 2t. When the time comes you'll thank yourself for not taking that bet.
Those red wheels against that white frame is fire.
Hella WET FIRE!
Love the way you guys bounce off each other with comedy and technical knowledge, I wish I had you guys as my school teachers when was younger, I may have even shown up, can't wait to see the finished build.
Thank you for the feedback! I can agree with that statement. We get to teach how we want and that is pretty dang neat. We appreciate you hanging with us.
Tony // MXSS
This is the best channel on the internet!
Gimmie dat....
The sound of a bearing bottoming out as it slides in is so satisfying.
I need some of those bearing pliers. Tony has some cool tools.
The finish from the cryo process is fantastic.
Nice work as always guys. 👍
Hey Paul! Tony here. It sure is. Cryoheat crushed this setup. They did an amazing job!
Buddy, we've recently incorporated sourcing tools and products that are used in the videos (not necessarily the exact tool, IE Snap-on not on Amazon, but the exact product). We put a set of inside retaining ring pliers in there for you to snag through our link! That will be common place in all of our future videos.
We appreciate your support! Buying through that link helps us out, too.
ALSO - Make sure you sign up for the bike if you haven't....
looks amazing, as well as a bearing that spins you can apply green loctite to take up a small amount of clearance on top of a peen, as well as being carful with those "tricky bearings " like your countershaft bearing that the out side that you are driving on is also potentially crushing the outer race vs contemporary roller bearing causing a bearing failure but with the heat and cool bearing it was great to watch. keep on keepin on
Thank you Trevor! 680 retaining compound comes in clutch when needed for sure. Was ALWAYS a must on Kawi's and "loose" bearing bores Mainly to keep bearing from spinning in the case, but always helped retain a dingus of a bearing when necessary. I have been employing this technique for 15+ years with countless engines, and it still never gets old. It is a satisfying process. We appreciate you hanging with us.
Lastly, have you gotten your membership to the SHACK yet? This very bike could end up in your garage...
Tony // MXSS
I can’t wait to see the crf450 build I’m a big fan of the model bike and I would love to learn more tricks and tips about that bike
Oh boy Hunter. I might come unglued with one of those... HELLAINTEL.
Tony
I wish we could enter and win a full engine build from you guys man you guys rock.
That’s actually really cool idea. Maybe someday.
That’s an impressive shaft.
You should see the other two! 😁
For that spinning bearing sometimes a last ditch effort is some beading compound like Loctite 660.
Hey Rick, Tony here! Oh you bethca on that retaining compound. We did resort to it for two bearings within this case set. We appreciate you watching and the valuable feedback for the others.
Lastly... You know the pitch! San uno chicken sammich and swoop a membership at the SHACK if you havemt already...
Awesome video fellas. Love the content. I cant wait to win this bike. This was the last bike a raced in high school. Sad story is I moved away for collage and my mom sold my bike when I was away. I was super mad and still till this day I ask her, do you remember when you sold my bike... lol
Hahahaha keep rubbing it in man! In the meantime, we will keep building your bike. Fingers crossed for you!
Nice work guys!👌
Thanks for hanging, dude!
Really like the videos. Love the learning aspect of them too! Thanks
Much appreciated! That's why we're making them. To share the knowledge with a community.
Tony wiping the 1211 money-shot off his jaw at the end of the video, and Charles’ big ol’ grin while bustin’ T’s balls…. frikken HI-LAIR-I-OUS! 😂
I wanna go home....
Tony // MXSS
As always great video guys.
All the tech tips are top notch A1.
I would have yall build a engine/bike for me anyday. And everytime I look at the bike it just gets more badass. The light speed fork guards 🔥
We’re getting pretty amped! Thank you, J!
Laughing and Learning, well done lads. Cheers!
So glad to hear it, that’s what we’re here for! Thank you for watching
We appreciate YOU!
Tony // MXSS
I bet Vanna Brown would be great at turning bowels...err...I mean vowels! In all seriousness, thank you!!! I am picking up a lot of tricks and tips I can use on future builds. How much stronger and more durable does the cryo heat process make the parts...that is a great idea for older machines like mine!
Not cool Todd! lol. You bet buddy! Glad you're finding use in these videos. we appreciate you and your sense of humor.
Tony // MXSS
Another awesome video!!!
🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Joel!
Tony // MXSS
Looking good boy’s keep up the work 🔥🔥
Gracias!!!
Thanks Rhyce! Make sure you check your email buddy. Sent you one.
Tony // MXSS
Great job guys! Tony you are so meticulous and spot on with building. The tranny parts came out sick from cryo!! 1211 I’ve never heard of it I’m gonna have to pick me up so very cool thank you.
As for the gerbil Chuck haha if you remember from South Park it’s the adventure of Lemewinks hahahahahah
Yo Tyler! Tony here. Thanks pal. You said tranny parts, lol... Yep get some threebond 1211 from one of our links buddy. It helps support us!
I'm uncomfortable... Oh, annnnddd - SHIRLEANA!!! AH SH*T!
@@MXSkillShack hell yeah and 😂😂😂😂😂
"You're grounded! FOR WHAT?! Not thinking that sounds like CHEWBACKA taking a SH*T!!" LOL
Oooffff! Man that thing is looking NOS!
🚒🚒🚒
Where are the taps from? I like that they can attach to the ratchet
Hi Robert! Thanks for asking the question. You can find that set right here through our amazon affiliate link.
amzn.to/3LTfNOl
.
We've learned that including this info in all of our videos is quite helpful to the community and our members!
Also if you're interested in any of the other items we employ please never hesitate to ask.
Tony // MXSS
Can't those bearings be sourced from local bearing supply shop? I know sometimes they're manufacturer specific. I just take old bearings I need to my local industrial supplier and most of the time he hooks me up.
Definitely! That is 100% accurate and another great way to supplement a needed bearing
I entered to win the RM.
Keep the videos coming boys
Stoked to have you over there as well! Thank you for supporting and I hope you win that thing, and some MX Skill Shack bikes!!! (-Charles // mXrevival & MXSS)
Thank you for the support!!
Tony // MXSS
Do you guys happen to have a extra 2000 jug with power valves and everything?
Unfortunately we dont. Look into Phathead, Millenium Technologies, LA Sleeve, or Powerseal to see if they have any cores lying around. Ebay may have some stuff to.
Also, have you signed up for this '97? It comes with all that and many more magnificent features...
I'm here to tell you bro.. the excessive yada yada chat kills it for the videos my dude!🤙👌
What, you don't want to get to know us?!? (we're redundant, too) 😘 HANG WITH US, BRO!
Mentions 4 stroke. Me: eww brotha. What is that brotha😂
Hahahahaha one of our favorite sayings in the soon right now! “Brotha, EUUUHHHHHHGGGG! - What’s that brotha!?”
They are coming though, whether it’s us or someone else! Those are the next bikes to see full restorations!
@@MXSkillShack can't wait for more builds on both channels! Yall are top notch and give hella motivation to do my build. I'm working on a 1975 Yamaha dt250. in the process of fitting forks from a 1990 kx125 and soon a modern yz250 swingarm. already put a 12v ignition in it and it rips for a nearly 50-year-old bike! also finishing my rebuild of a 1996 yz80.
A-Aron, Tony here. Thank you for the feedback buddy! Also that is AWESOME. Love hearing that. Get sum on those projects. BROTHA EWWWWW
Hector left his white "media" inside the holes of the cases again.. I'm gonna have to get on him about that!
He's been leaving that white powder all over the place, in crank cases and tires predominantly.
😂 dammit Hector! (👋 hi, I’m Hector)
I have a 08 crf450 i would love to sell
Shoot us an email anytime via the contact box at the bottom of our website. Thanks dude! -Charles // MXSS
Suzuki, the best brand 😂
That’s a slogan I can get behind! -Charles // MXSS
Me rolling my eyes...
Tony // MXSS
Uncle Tony let the F word slip with the chicken sandwich skit and you let it slip with the editing.
I am deeply offended and permanently scarred for life.
I’ll be reporting this to TH-cam authorities……..yeah nah fuck them!
Builds looking shit hot boys….men?
Props to your sponsors again.
Brus! Tony here. OOOPPPPSSS. I think you'll recover mate, lol.
Appreciate you heaps.
Always hitting the bois. Thanks dude.