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Thank you Big Joe, I'm always learning and make plenty of mistakes but I love to share my success and fails if i think it will help someone, Learn, Do, Teach :) Awesome comment by the way, made me smile.
I try and keep it as simple as posable and If I get stuck I just walk away and come back after having a think about it, that's what works for me :) Thank you for this amazing comment David :) I really appreacate it
Thank you mate ☺️ I love knowing that my videos are enjoyable to watch, I put a lot of work into them, I just got the bike started in my last video and it sounds awesome
It's really interesting to see the different techniques you use between your two builds and how you come with really bright ideas to limit the costs on the budget build ! Thumbs up man !
Liam Martin thank you so much for your kind words Liam, it’s comments like this that inspire me to get back to get garage and share more of the building process. 😊
Nice touch showing the inside of the muffler. A really good idea to weld that washer at the end. Improves tourqe and keeps the noise down. Well done! It's not that easy making a full exhaust. Alot of things can go wrong. Welding all bits together realizing the damn thing wont come off in one piece! ...tried that myself...
Thank you my friend, it's so nice that you noticed and commented, I try my best to ad the extra stuff I put in like the cinematography to make it fun to watch :)
Bravo, Dan... great outcome on the pipes! Love the great camera angles and editing work... it really makes for a professional channel. Looking forward to the first ride after completion! 🏍👍🏍
Thank you mate. The different angles are definitely worth the extra work but let me tell you it takes 3 times longer to do everything lol 🤣 I don't want to shoot my DSLR with sparks so I made a custom foam sheld to protect it ....
great work on the exhaust mate . the muffler looked factory by the time you had finished .I love doing stuff like this and you have inspired me to get my shit in gear and find a project . I only ever rode a CX once many many years ago but as I remember it was a really good riding bike .keep up the great work and I look forward to watching more .
Alo Union I’ve seen some guys do bake builds in an apartments and a just pay someone to do the the things you are unable to do due to noise. I hope you do manage to find a way. Thank you for your comment brother
Thank you mate, I had a lot of fun making it just the way I wanted, I hope it helps anyone who whats to give it a go them self :) Awesome feedback and comment brother :)
Wow! Really made work of the angles and editing this time! If I watch this I'm thinking: 'ok, that costed him 12 hours extra... 😅' But when you see the result you know it's worth it. I'm kind of glad I nearly finished my project. The heavy editing is kind of finished for me. Got my life a bit back 😉 Great work on the exhaust! Wow! 👏 Although left and right are not the same length. And that muffler is made for one and not two manifolds. Really curious how that will work out! Guess it will work, but still...
Thank you my bike building brother, It's not perfect but it was cheap and works for now to complete the challenge, to be honest, I think it was awesome for my first attempt but the editing is a big part of what we do and also replying to each and every comment :) Spoke to Jish the other day and told him I will be in Amsterdam next year so we should all meet up and hire bikes to go for a sight see/Coffee, I said If you were keen you could show us around lol he said he was keen, I will try and make it a weekend. :)
Cafe Racer Garage Great! I always have two bikes standing by so if are with two you only need to hire one. No problem! Definitely we should meet up! And I'll give you a tour for sure! We can make a video for our channels out of it! Keep me posted of your visiting plans! 👍
Ahah not super kind mate, that's the truth, you are doing an amazing job in both bikes! I am myself starting a new project this time a flat tracker also from a "modern" bike. Unfortunately I don't have a big place for the build but will do my best 😉😂
I'm really loving the build the grips look really good like the pattern and the colour on them. For a second there I thought you where going to use another one of those 2 to 1 pieces and use the old exhausts like the triumph scrambler but with the angled cut.
Man, I did not expect it to go from a heap of welds and pipe bits to a near polished finish like that, bravo. Did you just finish it with a high temp paint? Under that lighting, it looks like some of the steel grain shows through. Looks awesome.
Oh man this just made my day, Its so nice to wake up to comments like this, Its comments like this that make me want to get back into the garage :) thankyou and any questions just ask.. 😊
That is awesome to hear! :D I always wanted to learn how to weld, right now I dont have the budget for a welder but im curious about the technique you used for your exhaust in the video. Am I correct in asuming you did multiple spot welds instead of longer strokes and if so why? Looks to be an easy way to achieve a great results if you are going to grind down the surface anyways.
Yes it was very fun and I learned a lot from doing my first one :) Starting the CB750 exhaust soon so that will be a bit more of a challenge, Thank you for the comment brother
That’s bang tidy that buddy, I have always wondered where you can buy the correct flanged pipework to bolt straight to the manifold as I wouldn’t mind making my own pipes as well.
Hey Dude...nice work...my question. Why you dont weld the exaust with TIG? So After you just need to polishing it with a ceramic 3M Scotchbrite Radial brush...not this hard grinding stuff... greetings from Germany😁
Josh Wait not really lol 😂 I just like the look of this style of exhaust for this build, this is why I’ve been calling it a Tracker/Scrambler, it’s a little of both 😊 The advantage of a custom-build is that you can do whatever you like and it’s up to you whatever you label it as, I hope that helps
This is a fantastic channel, there is another really well done home bike builder channel though. Check out For the Bold, another UK chap that has some amazing videos and built some beautiful cafe racers.
Just found and started power watching your channel, great stuff! Quick newbie question trying to understand the nuances...does a scrambler just mean knobby tires and dirt bike handlebars, or does it require a higher exhaust that comes more across middle of the bike like I see on many of the new production bikes?
Anthony Ferrara Anthony Ferrara good question:) I saw a great video on explaining this but can’t remember who’s video it was, it was a motovlog, basically you are right tho. Scrambler topically has a high exhaust but doesn’t have to, a tracker and scrambler are very similar but the name scrambler is more well known to most people. The name scrambler was what motoX bikes were called back in the days before motoX bikes took over. It’s an old trend coming back in a big way :) hope that gives you some more insight into a scrambler. There are so many different styles off bike builds and we all have different tastes so the name we give it is as close to the build style as it is :)
@@CafeRacerGarage thank you and thanks for the inspiration when I finally build one myself if somebody ask what it is I'll just tell him it's the kind I like haha
nice video! what kind/grade of metal do you use for a custom exhaust? Also, Is this going to be a scrambler primarily driven on road? I am curious if you will address ground clearance and shock travel distance at some point in the future to make it more off-road capable. Thx PS: Do you have any experience or knowledge about YSS shocks? I Am considering them instead of Progressive 970 piggybacks on my CB750 nighthawk scrambler.
Nedim Tokman Nedim Tokman I don’t know a lot of the things you asked him, but I can tell you that this bike isn’t exactly an “off-road” kind of scrambler. It’s kinda heavy for that. If you want to go off-road you can buy a dirt bike or a dual-sport type.
Loving this build and how your showing things you can do yourself with abit of elbow grease. Do you have any thoughts on the exhaust equal length side of things? or does that change on a 2-1 system?
IThank you so much mate, ts not something I put a lot of thought into to be honest but as my first system I'm sure I will learn more as I go, it's never going to be a race performance bike, I'm keen to test out the system I made tho :)
Hey mate! Thanks for the comment. I've recently upgraded my welder, due to this one being so old and unable to keep up with my needs. I will soon be releasing a video where I show you my new welder, so great timing for you to be looking at options! My new one is a Cigweld welder, and I can honestly say it's awesome, I wish I had this upgraded sooner! Stay tuned for some more details on it, I will be amazed if it doesn't blow your mind! Iv been welding for many years and never seen anything like this before. Yes I always use gas, it makes for a much nicer weld :)
sagar dwivedi thank you so much sagar, great question by the way. I used stock pipe from an exhaust shop so it’s silverside colour due to it being aluminized steel, any more questions just ask :)
Yes i think you are right, also pros and cons to all mods :) I totally don't expect this to be a performance bike but just a fun bike and the build part is as fun as the riding part :) thank you for your comment
Cafe Racer Garage I tried to put a linked up to the ones I got on Ebay like $20 a each get two pair they work great for clamping flat stuff to round stuff two
Dude. First time watcher and I am very interested but I dont think I can sit through another video. This is the first video today that I have had this problem so I figure it has to be a setting you have set up. I have it paused at 11 minutes. I have already had to skip 8 ads and close out 3 of those lil banner ads on the video. Like I said, I havent had this problem with anyone elses videos till yours. It really breaks up the fun of watching you to jump to a video and I certainly cant do anything productive while watching.
Hi Arron I just want to say sorry you are having this issue, Its out of my control, unfortunately, I used to have the same issue when watching other channels, what I did to overcome it was become premium on youtube, I haven't seen any ads since, I understand this isn't for everyone because its at a cost. If you are getting that many ads than your demographic and location must be exactly what the advertisers are targeting.
13:00 Next time seal that exhaust and flood that pipes with argon. That way the weldings wont "grow" into the inside of the exhaust. That makes your effective diameter smaller and cause turbulence (poor performance).
Chris Doms Thank you for your comment brother, it’s awesome that we are all different and like different designs, I appreciate that about the world we live in :)
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This channel is criminally under subbed. Awesome content.
Wow thank you so much. You just made me smile 😁
Love that ‘seat of your pants’ engineering. Brilliant.
you can be proud of that exhaust, especially for a first time job
Thank you Big Joe, I'm always learning and make plenty of mistakes but I love to share my success and fails if i think it will help someone, Learn, Do, Teach :) Awesome comment by the way, made me smile.
It's official I am IMPRESSED. You made that look achievable for the rest of us. Fine job.
I try and keep it as simple as posable and If I get stuck I just walk away and come back after having a think about it, that's what works for me :) Thank you for this amazing comment David :) I really appreacate it
Totally awesome Dan, genius at work, keep up the fantastic work mate
Colin Taylor you just made my day! Thanks brother:)
I really dig your cinematography and editing. The bike looks great can't wait to hear how it sounds.
Thank you mate ☺️ I love knowing that my videos are enjoyable to watch, I put a lot of work into them, I just got the bike started in my last video and it sounds awesome
It's really interesting to see the different techniques you use between your two builds and how you come with really bright ideas to limit the costs on the budget build !
Thumbs up man !
Liam Martin thank you so much for your kind words Liam, it’s comments like this that inspire me to get back to get garage and share more of the building process. 😊
that exhaust came out beautiful. You made it look easy. Well done Dan!
Thank you Paul, I just do the best with what I have and hope It works, Ha ha. Time will tell I guess Thank you for taking the time to comment
next video lets hear how that new exhaust sounds ;)
Nice touch showing the inside of the muffler. A really good idea to weld that washer at the end. Improves tourqe and keeps the noise down. Well done! It's not that easy making a full exhaust. Alot of things can go wrong. Welding all bits together realizing the damn thing wont come off in one piece! ...tried that myself...
Must of missed this one, My bad, Yes you are right It is a very hard job to get it right but its also a fun job
The muffler turned out amazing. Keep it coming!
Jes Stricker thank you mate, yes it wasn’t bad, also helped by keeping the budget down, win win 😊
Excellent. Exhaust came out great, and cost less than the price of a new silencer.
That exhaust is thoroughly impressive, and I loved a bit of cinematography at the end. :) Great work friend!
Thank you my friend, it's so nice that you noticed and commented, I try my best to ad the extra stuff I put in like the cinematography to make it fun to watch
:)
She's coming along nicely. Damn good work!
Thank you mate, I try and squeeze as much as I can in each weeks video, hope you are enjoying them :)
That exhaust was great. Loved how you just made it up as you went along tacking it. Great stuff.
That's awesome! Showing some great skills there brotha! Hope she sounds as good as she looks.
Bravo, Dan... great outcome on the pipes! Love the great camera angles and editing work... it really makes for a professional channel. Looking forward to the first ride after completion! 🏍👍🏍
Thank you mate. The different angles are definitely worth the extra work but let me tell you it takes 3 times longer to do everything lol 🤣 I don't want to shoot my DSLR with sparks so I made a custom foam sheld to protect it ....
Cafe Racer Garage sweet!
These videos are awesome!! Simple but beautiful. Keep em coming!!!
John Elledge such an awesome comment John thank you 😊 plenty to come
It was an amazing work with the exhaust system, I'm a big fan of your work
Thank you mate, Im doing another exhaust on cb750 build at some point so stay tuned for that :)
Amazing job on the exhaust, looks fantastic! Really enjoying this build.
great work on the exhaust mate . the muffler looked factory by the time you had finished .I love doing stuff like this and you have inspired me to get my shit in gear and find a project . I only ever rode a CX once many many years ago but as I remember it was a really good riding bike .keep up the great work and I look forward to watching more .
Such a cool, fun looking job to do. Wish I had a garage!
Alo Union I’ve seen some guys do bake builds in an apartments and a just pay someone to do the the things you are unable to do due to noise.
I hope you do manage to find a way. Thank you for your comment brother
Top notch work as always! Hope to be able to build my own customs bikes on a budget someday. So glad I stumbled on your channel!
Thank you Justin, I have many more projects still to build so lots of videos to come :) Thank you for the comment mate :)
Cafe Racer Garage I will stay tuned for all of them!
Wow. You’re my hero, man! Awesome work!
Thank you mate, Im glad you like :)
Brother I’m getting inspired by your work to finish up my 2nd cx 500. Keep up the good work bike is looking awesome
that looks freaking amazing - well done!
Thank you mate, I had a lot of fun making it just the way I wanted, I hope it helps anyone who whats to give it a go them self :) Awesome feedback and comment brother :)
Looks great man! Can't wait to hear what it'll sound like
I agree the headers look way better Swept back
Wow! Really made work of the angles and editing this time! If I watch this I'm thinking: 'ok, that costed him 12 hours extra... 😅' But when you see the result you know it's worth it. I'm kind of glad I nearly finished my project. The heavy editing is kind of finished for me. Got my life a bit back 😉 Great work on the exhaust! Wow! 👏 Although left and right are not the same length. And that muffler is made for one and not two manifolds. Really curious how that will work out! Guess it will work, but still...
Thank you my bike building brother, It's not perfect but it was cheap and works for now to complete the challenge, to be honest, I think it was awesome for my first attempt but the editing is a big part of what we do and also replying to each and every comment :) Spoke to Jish the other day and told him I will be in Amsterdam next year so we should all meet up and hire bikes to go for a sight see/Coffee, I said If you were keen you could show us around lol he said he was keen, I will try and make it a weekend. :)
Cafe Racer Garage Great! I always have two bikes standing by so if are with two you only need to hire one. No problem! Definitely we should meet up! And I'll give you a tour for sure! We can make a video for our channels out of it! Keep me posted of your visiting plans! 👍
There is not a unit of measure to gauge the ferocity with which I smashed the liked button for this video.
I am just loving it mate! Really nice job!
Nuno Cox Thank you mate, I always look forward toy your comments because you are super kind :)
Ahah not super kind mate, that's the truth, you are doing an amazing job in both bikes! I am myself starting a new project this time a flat tracker also from a "modern" bike. Unfortunately I don't have a big place for the build but will do my best 😉😂
Love your work mate it's inspiring me to start cutting
great job on a tricky bike !!
I'm really loving the build the grips look really good like the pattern and the colour on them. For a second there I thought you where going to use another one of those 2 to 1 pieces and use the old exhausts like the triumph scrambler but with the angled cut.
Thank you mate, yes that idea did cross my mind :) I may end up changing the muffler after I complete the challenge.
Looks great. Like the slash cut on the muffler. Gonna send u mine to do. Lol
Haha thank you mate, I take that as a massive compliment :)
Was waiting for this. Can't wait for more
Thank you mate, many more to come. :) Im really glad you like them
A really beautiful video bro! Pls keep posting
Thank you Ahmed, I love this comment :)
Man, I did not expect it to go from a heap of welds and pipe bits to a near polished finish like that, bravo. Did you just finish it with a high temp paint? Under that lighting, it looks like some of the steel grain shows through. Looks awesome.
i really love this build
Just found your channel and your content is amazing! Instant subscriber, your videos just makes me want to go out and buy a project bike! :)
Oh man this just made my day, Its so nice to wake up to comments like this, Its comments like this that make me want to get back into the garage :) thankyou and any questions just ask.. 😊
That is awesome to hear! :D I always wanted to learn how to weld, right now I dont have the budget for a welder but im curious about the technique you used for your exhaust in the video. Am I correct in asuming you did multiple spot welds instead of longer strokes and if so why? Looks to be an easy way to achieve a great results if you are going to grind down the surface anyways.
Such an amazing job 🙌🏽
Dan, Did you make the 2 into one collector, or buy it pre-made if it was pre-made where did you but it ? thanks for the great video's .
Nice work on the exhaust
Thank you Daz
Looking good fella.
Love the videos man keep up the great work
Can you make the radiator follow the lines of the pipes? Awesome as always!
Inspirational stuff! Keep it up...
Thank you mate, I have loads to come and some exciting stuff on the horizon too :)
Looking good!
Mann. Build your freaking exhaust system yourself. Thats beyond what i expected.
Yes it was very fun and I learned a lot from doing my first one :) Starting the CB750 exhaust soon so that will be a bit more of a challenge, Thank you for the comment brother
Just wanting to know what pipe you used? Thinking of doing a custom build myself. Great video!!!!
That’s bang tidy that buddy, I have always wondered where you can buy the correct flanged pipework to bolt straight to the manifold as I wouldn’t mind making my own pipes as well.
Hey Dude...nice work...my question. Why you dont weld the exaust with TIG? So After you just need to polishing it with a ceramic 3M Scotchbrite Radial brush...not this hard grinding stuff... greetings from Germany😁
Thanks!! This is great! Practically is it ideal to run the exhaust under the belly on a scrambler? (Ground clearance).
Josh Wait not really lol 😂 I just like the look of this style of exhaust for this build, this is why I’ve been calling it a Tracker/Scrambler, it’s a little of both 😊
The advantage of a custom-build is that you can do whatever you like and it’s up to you whatever you label it as, I hope that helps
Cafe Racer Garage thanks.
I'm out of compliments. You win. If anybody knows of a better home bike builder on TH-cam..........
Wow bro, you just made my day and made me want to get back to the garage so create more videos.
TheYakkis agreed, dude is awesome. He explains stuff plainly
This is a fantastic channel, there is another really well done home bike builder channel though. Check out For the Bold, another UK chap that has some amazing videos and built some beautiful cafe racers.
Beautiful motorcycle🏍🏍
Thank you mate :)
Hey mate, Where do you buy the exhaust tube and bends from? Looking to build a scrambler myself.
I have a kit on my website for you mate www.caferacergarageshop.com
Love your channel! Great inspiration!
Question? What material do you use for the exhaust pipe? Stainless steel?
Hey Dan , where would you buy the pipe for the exhaust ? Thanks. Alan
I got this from a local exhaust shop :)
Hi, lovely job, it looks great ! what's the name of the paint colour you used? tanks for the video. Gus
Charcoal i think
Just found and started power watching your channel, great stuff! Quick newbie question trying to understand the nuances...does a scrambler just mean knobby tires and dirt bike handlebars, or does it require a higher exhaust that comes more across middle of the bike like I see on many of the new production bikes?
Anthony Ferrara Anthony Ferrara good question:) I saw a great video on explaining this but can’t remember who’s video it was, it was a motovlog, basically you are right tho. Scrambler topically has a high exhaust but doesn’t have to, a tracker and scrambler are very similar but the name scrambler is more well known to most people. The name scrambler was what motoX bikes were called back in the days before motoX bikes took over. It’s an old trend coming back in a big way :) hope that gives you some more insight into a scrambler. There are so many different styles off bike builds and we all have different tastes so the name we give it is as close to the build style as it is :)
@@CafeRacerGarage thank you and thanks for the inspiration when I finally build one myself if somebody ask what it is I'll just tell him it's the kind I like haha
What steal are you using for exhaust
nice video! what kind/grade of metal do you use for a custom exhaust? Also, Is this going to be a scrambler primarily driven on road? I am curious if you will address ground clearance and shock travel distance at some point in the future to make it more off-road capable.
Thx
PS: Do you have any experience or knowledge about YSS shocks? I Am considering them instead of Progressive 970 piggybacks on my CB750 nighthawk scrambler.
Nedim Tokman Nedim Tokman
I don’t know a lot of the things you asked him, but I can tell you that this bike isn’t exactly an “off-road” kind of scrambler. It’s kinda heavy for that.
If you want to go off-road you can buy a dirt bike or a dual-sport type.
Was that an instrumental Misfits song? Lol I can’t tell 👻
Loving this build and how your showing things you can do yourself with abit of elbow grease.
Do you have any thoughts on the exhaust equal length side of things? or does that change on a 2-1 system?
IThank you so much mate, ts not something I put a lot of thought into to be honest but as my first system I'm sure I will learn more as I go, it's never going to be a race performance bike, I'm keen to test out the system I made tho :)
Cafe Racer Garage aye looking forward to watching/hearing it burble 👍
very nice
thank you mate
great looking exhaust - what mig you using - gas ?
Hey mate! Thanks for the comment. I've recently upgraded my welder, due to this one being so old and unable to keep up with my needs. I will soon be releasing a video where I show you my new welder, so great timing for you to be looking at options! My new one is a Cigweld welder, and I can honestly say it's awesome, I wish I had this upgraded sooner! Stay tuned for some more details on it, I will be amazed if it doesn't blow your mind! Iv been welding for many years and never seen anything like this before. Yes I always use gas, it makes for a much nicer weld :)
Hey man, absolutely love your channel. Just had one question.. What grade of steel are you using to make this pipe? Is it a Stainless Steel 409?
sagar dwivedi thank you so much sagar, great question by the way. I used stock pipe from an exhaust shop so it’s silverside colour due to it being aluminized steel, any more questions just ask :)
I think that it was necessary to make a "bridge" between the exhaust pipes, as in factory exhausts. \-/
p.s. Awesome content)
Yes i think you are right, also pros and cons to all mods :) I totally don't expect this to be a performance bike but just a fun bike and the build part is as fun as the riding part :) thank you for your comment
Where did you get the pieces of pipe from?
Just a local exhaust shop
Exhaust looks great until you have to change the oil filter
Need a set of pipe visegrip
Tell me about it lol, I almost made a set and I think I will either buy or make a set before starting the cb750 exhaust
Cafe Racer Garage I tried to put a linked up to the ones I got on Ebay like $20 a each get two pair they work great for clamping flat stuff to round stuff two
👍🏻
I want it
Dude. First time watcher and I am very interested but I dont think I can sit through another video. This is the first video today that I have had this problem so I figure it has to be a setting you have set up. I have it paused at 11 minutes. I have already had to skip 8 ads and close out 3 of those lil banner ads on the video. Like I said, I havent had this problem with anyone elses videos till yours. It really breaks up the fun of watching you to jump to a video and I certainly cant do anything productive while watching.
Hi Arron I just want to say sorry you are having this issue, Its out of my control, unfortunately, I used to have the same issue when watching other channels, what I did to overcome it was become premium on youtube, I haven't seen any ads since, I understand this isn't for everyone because its at a cost. If you are getting that many ads than your demographic and location must be exactly what the advertisers are targeting.
13:00 Next time seal that exhaust and flood that pipes with argon. That way the weldings wont "grow" into the inside of the exhaust. That makes your effective diameter smaller and cause turbulence (poor performance).
Great tip :) Thank you
@@CafeRacerGarage Youre very welcome. Really like your builds!
😭I JUST WANNA KNOW THE NAME OF THE INTRO SONG!!!😭
I wish I could help you mate however this was made about 12months ago and I don't have the original file.
Original headers look way better.
Chris Doms Thank you for your comment brother, it’s awesome that we are all different and like different designs, I appreciate that about the world we live in :)
music needs to be same volume as your voice...EDIT it..thanks
wow man!!!!!!!!!!!! fuking unbelieving !!!!! FUKING wow man !!! but pleaz stop peinting everything black :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D plizzz :X
Thank you mate :)
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