Excellent! That's how a video should be done. No useless pointless waffling just simple clear pictures. What happened to the old silencer? They are bloody expensive these days.
Nice job on those down pipes. I repainted my collector box back several years ago then it cracked, trouble when they rust from the inside. Bought a couple of Italian exhausts for my two NTVs, looked good but the chrome turned out to be rubbish, had a fine layer of rust on them within a couple of weeks. Got a stainless steel short Delkevic can on them now with no collector box. It's a bit louder than I'd like it but it's grown on me, really hear that V twin thump.
dominator.pl/pl/p/NTV-650-REVERE-RC33-Exhaust-Tlumik-OKRAGLY-1988-1997/1686 Will this type of silencer without a resonance chamber reduce the motorcycle's performance?
@@lokomo1000 Can't say I've noticed any difference in performance with mine. It does pop a little on closed throttle deceleration which the collector box would hide. I've been told this is a v twin trait but can also be a little over rich mixtue which I haven't looked at yet because the bike runs great.
i bought a revere last summer. preious owners didnt give the bike the love that the bike need. now, i have too much work whit it. but i have a problem, i dont have all the money for full restoration, i don't know enough about mechanics, but I'm not afraid of it. and i must have a place, a garage to work. but for the moment, im doing what I can in the bathroom, on the balcony at home, or on the community rooftop... it's frustrating...
Hi, nice video, watched over here in the UK. I find that there are not many NTV specific videos, so thank you very much for sharing. I have quite a well used 1993 NTV 650 that I am slowly learning about thanks to you tube - brake caliper overhaul, fork seals replacement. Do you find your bike difficult to get in to neutral - mine is very difficult. I don't think it is clutch drag... Thanks!
Nice bike..l have my eye on one..l hope it won't need that job..l love the fact this bike is so tough and streetwise looking...it has oodles of charisma... Great video..Good luck
I have one of this bike and living in the Caribbean , Saint Kitts and Nevis and partially off the grid solar panels and a vegetable garden. Living the life. Its a 2003 drive shaft, just done over 57000 miles . Recent clutch failure and just waiting for package to deliver from UK. I follow your videos and I learn slot so far. Just showing the appreciation. I have my exhaust to repair as well, thanks for the video.
Hi, these are from Hepco & Becker but be aware! If you look closely, you can see that only one screw holds the bars up in the front on one of the frame struts. And if you look even closer, you can see at the end of the video that this screw is not tightend all the way down. In October 2017 I was overtaking a car on the Autobahn with 140km/h. The screw rattled loose, the crash bar hit the ground and almost levered the bike up in the air and me into hospital or worse. I was lucky that I did not crash. If you buy this type of crash bar, INSPECT the one screw that holds it all together REGULARLY. And if you intall those, use LOCTITE! They are called "Hepco und Becker Motorschutzbügel". If they are only sold in Germany, I bet you will find a shop that ships internationally. They are shipping internationally: www.hepco-shop.de/meinbike/honda/ntv-650/motorschutzbuegel-schwarz-fuer-honda-ntv-650-1988-1998.html
Excellent! That's how a video should be done. No useless pointless waffling just simple clear pictures. What happened to the old silencer? They are bloody expensive these days.
Nice camera work and lighting.
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Great Job and great editing. Greetings from Koblenz.
Nice job on those down pipes. I repainted my collector box back several years ago then it cracked, trouble when they rust from the inside. Bought a couple of Italian exhausts for my two NTVs, looked good but the chrome turned out to be rubbish, had a fine layer of rust on them within a couple of weeks. Got a stainless steel short Delkevic can on them now with no collector box. It's a bit louder than I'd like it but it's grown on me, really hear that V twin thump.
dominator.pl/pl/p/NTV-650-REVERE-RC33-Exhaust-Tlumik-OKRAGLY-1988-1997/1686 Will this type of silencer without a resonance chamber reduce the motorcycle's performance?
@@lokomo1000 Can't say I've noticed any difference in performance with mine. It does pop a little on closed throttle deceleration which the collector box would hide. I've been told this is a v twin trait but can also be a little over rich mixtue which I haven't looked at yet because the bike runs great.
Bravo , quel courage !😉✌
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Where did you get these two exhaust seals?
i bought a revere last summer. preious owners didnt give the bike the love that the bike need. now, i have too much work whit it. but i have a problem, i dont have all the money for full restoration, i don't know enough about mechanics, but I'm not afraid of it. and i must have a place, a garage to work. but for the moment, im doing what I can in the bathroom, on the balcony at home, or on the community rooftop... it's frustrating...
the parts? some of them, on honda spare parts seller, other by ebay, and the less, in aliexpress...
@@JorgeOvies what Do you have to repair on your bike?
Excellent! I did it myself the same way...
Great video and a really nice looking NTV :)
Thanks. ^^
Hi, nice video, watched over here in the UK. I find that there are not many NTV specific videos, so thank you very much for sharing. I have quite a well used 1993 NTV 650 that I am slowly learning about thanks to you tube - brake caliper overhaul, fork seals replacement. Do you find your bike difficult to get in to neutral - mine is very difficult. I don't think it is clutch drag... Thanks!
Hi, from my experience, it could be low oil and needs an oil change at the same time..
The difficult neutral is well known, just hit the kill switch and it goes in easy.
I think this is why I WONT be doing the job myself LOL
Why? Did the same on my NTV. Its pretty easy...
Nice bike..l have my eye on one..l hope it won't need that job..l love the fact this bike is so tough and streetwise looking...it has oodles of charisma...
Great video..Good luck
Haha thanks. No bike Really needs this job but it looks better. 😁✌
I have one of this bike and living in the Caribbean , Saint Kitts and Nevis and partially off the grid solar panels and a vegetable garden.
Living the life.
Its a 2003 drive shaft, just done over 57000 miles . Recent clutch failure and just waiting for package to deliver from UK.
I follow your videos and I learn slot so far. Just showing the appreciation.
I have my exhaust to repair as well, thanks for the video.
That's crazy. It's a cool bike for zipping around on. How did the bike end up in this remote place?
The muffler is new? Is it professionally repaired?
Professionally by myself. 😂👍😘
Buy a nice Delkervic can or something mate.
Exactly. I forgot that was a your channel. Thanks.
No problem, hope I could help you in some way with these videos.
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Hi mate after some engine bars for mine but can't find any that give full cover like yours. Where did you get them? Cheers, josh
Hi,
these are from Hepco & Becker but be aware! If you look closely, you can see that only one screw holds the bars up in the front on one of the frame struts. And if you look even closer, you can see at the end of the video that this screw is not tightend all the way down. In October 2017 I was overtaking a car on the Autobahn with 140km/h. The screw rattled loose, the crash bar hit the ground and almost levered the bike up in the air and me into hospital or worse. I was lucky that I did not crash. If you buy this type of crash bar, INSPECT the one screw that holds it all together REGULARLY. And if you intall those, use LOCTITE!
They are called "Hepco und Becker Motorschutzbügel". If they are only sold in Germany, I bet you will find a shop that ships internationally.
They are shipping internationally:
www.hepco-shop.de/meinbike/honda/ntv-650/motorschutzbuegel-schwarz-fuer-honda-ntv-650-1988-1998.html
@@meoffjack oh my god that must have been terrifying! Might weld them on as well. Thank you very much
Jó szar traktor hangja van
Well, it's a tractor! xD xD