I don’t know why you don’t have thousands of subscribers. Your videos are heavily detailed when it comes to assembling or disassembling is everything . I’d subscribe 100 times more if I could. Awesome videos man keep them coming
Hey! I thought I'd share the way ive driven in fork seals both times I've done fork rebuilds. I use PVC like you, but I take enough pvc material off between the pieces that they are able to be clamped to the fork tube with one or two large hose clamps, then the entire fork tube is used as a slide hammer.
more good stuff, just wondering if you have tried aluminium specific cleaner? Chemtech Blitz is what I use, about $20 a litre of concentrate from bunnings. Its great stuff, used it on almost all raw aluminium on my rm250. Leaves a bright but not over the top finish, as close to oem as i could achieve and can be diluted way down to be safe.
Hi fantastic build series mate, i got a quick question. So I just bought a 1992 rmx250 and have been searching all over the net to find a exhaust system to fit it... Yes I've been on lots of forums with info on interchangeable parts but can't find anything on the 92 models anybody got any ideas it would be greatly appreciated cheers.
Hey MotoApe - there's a really good facebook page for this era of RMs - facebook.com/groups/231474913851717/ Worth asking the question there mate. I do have a new old stock Pro-Circuit works pipe for the 92 RMX that I might sell if you're interested. Cost me a lot of money though...
Hi thanks for the reply, how much is alot? I also found a full Pro Circuit system being sold by www.chaparral-racing.com/, around £500 delivered to the UK cheers
G9Garage I just enquired through my local Suzuki dealer...they can source all plastics ex japan.....not cheap, but available... a local guy has 2 nos radiator covers for $100 still in the Suzuki packaging
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Everyone talks about forks being a nightmare.. your vid lays it out in a very easy understandable way.. i'm loving this build.. albeit old an all..
I don’t know why you don’t have thousands of subscribers. Your videos are heavily detailed when it comes to assembling or disassembling is everything . I’d subscribe 100 times more if I could. Awesome videos man keep them coming
Cheers! Please like, subscribe and share hahah
Dude thank.you for this videos..just thank you. So much detail and clarity. Please keep doing this.
How to much fork oil ?
Man that’s fork vids will come in handy when I rebuild my forks on my 93 rm125!
Man you have great content I’m sure you will shoot yo in subscribers soon, I am currently restoring a Suzuki gt185a your vids have been a huge help
Amazingly done! What about the oil level? I'm doing it in my 94 rmx, but I can't find the manual.
Great episode mate, thanks
Absolutely love your videos mate. Bike is looking awesome.. I hang out for every episode.
Hey! I thought I'd share the way ive driven in fork seals both times I've done fork rebuilds. I use PVC like you, but I take enough pvc material off between the pieces that they are able to be clamped to the fork tube with one or two large hose clamps, then the entire fork tube is used as a slide hammer.
Beautiful work, love your serial video.
Fantastic as always! In order to make driving in the seals easier next time throw a hose clamp around the PVC pipe to hold the two pieces together :)
Thanks! On the second fork I used a zip tie to do exactly that...
Beautifull as always! :)
more good stuff, just wondering if you have tried aluminium specific cleaner? Chemtech Blitz is what I use, about $20 a litre of concentrate from bunnings. Its great stuff, used it on almost all raw aluminium on my rm250. Leaves a bright but not over the top finish, as close to oem as i could achieve and can be diluted way down to be safe.
Hey mate, I have the Chemtech Blitz stuff too. Works well. Just thought id try something different here...
Yeahhaaaaaahhhhhh! Awsome as always!
Hi
Good job my man!
Awesome job!
Hi fantastic build series mate, i got a quick question. So I just bought a 1992 rmx250 and have been searching all over the net to find a exhaust system to fit it... Yes I've been on lots of forums with info on interchangeable parts but can't find anything on the 92 models anybody got any ideas it would be greatly appreciated cheers.
Hey MotoApe - there's a really good facebook page for this era of RMs - facebook.com/groups/231474913851717/
Worth asking the question there mate.
I do have a new old stock Pro-Circuit works pipe for the 92 RMX that I might sell if you're interested. Cost me a lot of money though...
Hi thanks for the reply, how much is alot?
I also found a full Pro Circuit system being sold by www.chaparral-racing.com/, around £500 delivered to the UK cheers
I paid $350AUD plus shipping from the USA. I'd want to recover my costs... This is a new old stock, works pipe - no longer available.
sent u email!
SUZUKI RMX 250 my one love)))
are you replacing all plastics?? are they available new from suzuki? i need to replace mine on my 94
Yeah I'll replace them all. The front number plate is OEM Suzuki but the rest will be aftermarket unfortunately. I'm using UFO stuff.
G9Garage I just enquired through my local Suzuki dealer...they can source all plastics ex japan.....not cheap, but available... a local guy has 2 nos radiator covers for $100 still in the Suzuki packaging
I use the old seal to drive the new seal
That's as good as any other way!
G9Garage hows the bike coming ? You’ve got the best restoreation on TH-cam I’ve ever seen
Getting close now mate! I think it’ll be complete within 4-6 weeks... thanks for the nice comment!
Cuantos ml echaste de aceite ???
Hi did you find out how much oil to put in ?
What could I use instead of that custom tool thing you made?
just a 26mm box spanner.
How much oil in that suspension????
Hi did you find out how much oil was supposed to go in ?
Japan bikes, just duit