hey, from Argentina, working on my 86 vt700c. No videos on youtube whatsoever, managed to rebuild it pretty good. out of stock of upper carb boots, instrument panel and some more, how are u doing?
I'm doing good here in Pennsylvania. Glad to hear you were able to save a 700. Thanks for watching. I'm hoping to post another video of my 85 vt700c soon.
That is a Harbor Freight heat gun that I was using. I found out that heating up the rubber on the intake makes it easier to remove and install the carbs on these old bikes. Thanks for watching and noticing that.
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I'm in the middle of a complete rebuild of an 86 Vt700c. Very difficult the find stock bikes being worked on on youtube
I know. A lot of people turn these bikes into cafe racers and bobbers. I like the way they look stock.
hey, from Argentina, working on my 86 vt700c. No videos on youtube whatsoever, managed to rebuild it pretty good. out of stock of upper carb boots, instrument panel and some more, how are u doing?
I'm doing good here in Pennsylvania. Glad to hear you were able to save a 700. Thanks for watching. I'm hoping to post another video of my 85 vt700c soon.
Do you heat plastic and rubber with a hair dryer?
That is a Harbor Freight heat gun that I was using. I found out that heating up the rubber on the intake makes it easier to remove and install the carbs on these old bikes. Thanks for watching and noticing that.
@@wonkster1970 thanks for tips 🙏