Created some gaskets for my GMC pickup truck intake manifold in the same way that you did as they are no longer available at my local auto parts store. Truck's running great! Good stuff, thanks for the tips in the vid!
Looks great, going to have to get myself one of those paint strip disks for the grinder. I use a belt sander for the main body and then the rest by hand. Your technique gives the same result but you are able to do more area with tools. Thanks for the video.
Some medium and fine 6 inch scotch brite wheels on a high speed drill is more gentle and will still leave a factory finish on the bare ali and will leave more subtle factory finish 😉
Wow man, amazing what a couple hours on the grinder can do. Although I dont think anything can compare to the hydro blasting, that finish on the 250 arm was insane! $$$
Great work! I’ve been doing a few and I always seem to get a uneven finish even after using sanding blocks. It seems like the areas that had decals never seem to come back to normal...do I need to remove more material? I currently vapor blast and then use the sanding block, results are so-so...
Coming along beautifully! Appreciate the tips on getting that brushed look on the swingarm, I am about to start my 92 restoration this summer. Do you mind sharing the model # of the ohlins shock? I have seen a couple come and go over the years on eBay but i have never been sure they are an exact fit.
Nice work , are you not concerned about the raw aluminium finish oxidising with out a clear? If kept on top of a quick wipe with scotchbrite would keep it nice too
interesting direction with those swingarm decals. That said. id have to see the completed bike to decide. ive never been a fan of swingarm decals, maybe thats why i hold a bias.
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im bout to do this to my 92 rm125 sick refurbish man
Created some gaskets for my GMC pickup truck intake manifold in the same way that you did as they are no longer available at my local auto parts store. Truck's running great! Good stuff, thanks for the tips in the vid!
Love the brushed look of the swingarm!
Love the way you achieved the brushed aluminium look well done mate great work as always 👍👍👍👍
that came up super nice.
Looks great, going to have to get myself one of those paint strip disks for the grinder. I use a belt sander for the main body and then the rest by hand. Your technique gives the same result but you are able to do more area with tools. Thanks for the video.
Beautiful work!!!!! Awesome!!
Really enjoying the rm 125 rebuild, awesome job buddy 🙌
When’s the next build comping out again??? Getting better and better. 👍👍👍👍🤘
where did you find those swingarm decals?
Once again another remarkable work you done. gotta love that ohlins shock :)
YAMAHA Jacky öhlins
Got one on my 92’ CR, super cool
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Love the $10 blue plastic two step from Bunnings mate 😂 that's what I use for my bike stand
One of the best tools in the shed mate!!
@@G9Garage 😂👌👌
So therapeutic amazing skills
great job
Yesssssir the one and only rm 125
Some medium and fine 6 inch scotch brite wheels on a high speed drill is more gentle and will still leave a factory finish on the bare ali and will leave more subtle factory finish 😉
Another brilliant video mate, well done!! I love the music you use to end the vids, gets me going! haha. Keep up the great work.
Wow man, amazing what a couple hours on the grinder can do. Although I dont think anything can compare to the hydro blasting, that finish on the 250 arm was insane! $$$
Amazing work ... I love your videos.
Great Tips 😎
Your videos are amazing and I think that you deserve more subs than you have❤️
Nice work! 👍👍👍
After the 125 series u have to do a rm80 one aswell
Id like one! Hard to find here though...
Nice work mate 😁👍
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Beautiful
Im trying to do the same thing but cant find these graphics, where did you get them from?
toujours aussi cool merci thank you .
Great work! I’ve been doing a few and I always seem to get a uneven finish even after using sanding blocks. It seems like the areas that had decals never seem to come back to normal...do I need to remove more material? I currently vapor blast and then use the sanding block, results are so-so...
Love your videos
Looking good !!! 👍✌
i see a new vid, i click immediately.
Omg looks great!!!!!!
Coming along beautifully! Appreciate the tips on getting that brushed look on the swingarm, I am about to start my 92 restoration this summer. Do you mind sharing the model # of the ohlins shock? I have seen a couple come and go over the years on eBay but i have never been sure they are an exact fit.
My 1989 RM125 has an Online type 46PRC SU912, I'm not aware of too much info about it. Was it an option from Suzuki?
Thanks for the awesome detailed videos always! What are your thoughts on clear anodising the swingarm after you have cleaned it all up?
Probably a nice thing to do but I’ve never had a problem leaving it raw. Might be a different story in different climates...
Looks just awesome. But let me know of taking this needle and and spring off the rm125 and put back the original rm250 carb back on?
Thanks! The 125 carb is smaller than the 250...
But won’t the spring and needle fit into the oem 250 carb? I’m sure the spring and needle will fit.
Where do you find new plastics for the 92 rm125?
Sweet!
Cheers.
Where did you find that Ohlins rear shock? I sadly dont have my 90 RM125 anymore but I'm just curious how you found such a part of that age.
Nice work , are you not concerned about the raw aluminium finish oxidising with out a clear?
If kept on top of a quick wipe with scotchbrite would keep it nice too
I’ve done swings like this before and years later they still look good. Should be fine!
G9Garage I agree 👍
have you ever tried media blasting?
Nice!!!
Whats happening man im missing your videos have you gone on strike ???
Just been busy! I’ll be back soon.
No more video's G9 garage you've been quiet
Dont you think it will oxidize now that the anodizing is off ? Because it will
Not if it's maintained ok. I have other swingawms done this way and they are ok after many years.
G9Garage what do you mean by maintaining ?
Cool👍
interesting direction with those swingarm decals. That said. id have to see the completed bike to decide. ive never been a fan of swingarm decals, maybe thats why i hold a bias.
Yes
When is the pressure the rear ohlins suspension ? How psi or bar (nitrogen ) ?
I don’t know sorry. I purchased the Ohlins already rebuilt.
Thanks
Do You do private paid work?
1:09 are they panasonic cordless tools?
Hi, they’re Hitachi
Hello ??? 😔