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Leave it alone!

Why not teach him how to do black oxide as this is a really easy procedure. You only need two chemicals, water and a hot plate. It makes a lasting coating without having to heat the part at all. I mean I guess you know 200° f but not really hot like you were doing

Too cool, sounds outrageous!!!

I was about to say...your using a metal tools man. Your gonna gouge the mating surfaces and then your jus gonna make more problems for yourself...not correct way how to teach people.

My dream bike!!! Looks awesome!!! I am from Brazil and Honda 750 back 70's was the TOP of the motorcycles

nice man 🎉

you should put the samples out in the element and see which one rusts first.

Awesome stuff from across the ditch - your videos have helped me heaps in a custom build over in NZ. One question I have though, do you need to get the bikes certified to be street legal? Cheers.

👍👍 That was interesting. I would have thought that Hot Pickling would work better and more evenly.

Muito top demais show de técnicas de produção desenvolvimento muito profissional parabéns abraços Daniel Dmotos aqui do Brasil.

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When i did watch that long working, and ending with the air filters inside the VS, is all for nothing , to win more HP have to be henispheric form, to the begining of the VS. , what you got is a bike runing as a choke...in the way you build. Cheers !

Do you know anyone who can make custom wheels?

Nice vid man, and making your own tools, that's the sign of a real mechanic!

love it. great video and no unnecessary talking. 🙂

It looks like the shock mounting point on the swing arm is too low . When the swing arm moves you are going to end up with a falling rate

Nice work Dan 👌🏼

Since you’re so specific about lines on your builds maybe you should look into cantilever suspensions. I think you could probably make some really clean builds with that setup.

Hoping that you're eventually going for that '80s Superbike look. I'm completely over the "brat" thing.

I think a CNC machine next is on the cards 🤣

Good content dan,,we just need more of it fella

Hi, lovely job Dan, that garage is getting small with all those nice tools !! thanks . Gus

Nice rack

Great to see the Honda in the wild.

Well done! You've come a long way since rivet nuts! Cheers!

Yep. Will be doing this.

Hi Dan, it's been a minute as you dropped off my feed. Glad it came back (hitting the bell icon). Your work has just gone next level. Some amazing tools you have now in your home machine shop! Really great stuff. Now I get to go back amd catch up on everything I have missed!

Great work mate 👏

if only i had access to all of this gear, i think i could create something as well

Really enjoy watching bespoke parts and ideas. Keep up the good work. Best wishes from U.K.

So glad to see a video and it’s another great one. Looking forward to this build. The engine color is awesome! So glad to see something other than black!!!

dan i think it would be greate if u made a cover to fill the gap for the swing arm from the side.

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Awesome work 👌

Nice work, I would have welded the upper potion of the swingarm. Why did you have to make it bolt on?

Another great vid young sir! I’m always excited to see a new episode arrive on my feed. ❤👊

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Where did you get that tank?

Do you think i can install these to a Hyosung gv 250

Mate I’m loving your playlist, your build Well done mate, I’m definitely a subscriber

Great advice, pick up my cx500 this week😅 😂😊

Plans!?

Hey I got a question, I also have the double overhead cam engine. When you look at the base of the spark plug, on the front side of the spark plug area (cam and head cover) there were two identical holes that went into the block but I can’t tell if they’re going all the way through. It’s the same on both sides. Did you have that also? It’s right next to the spark plug.

If you have a 3D printer you can use that to make forms as well with 100% infill and a shop press.

thank you

Do you have a video on how to hide the oil tank? I can’t seem to find a good video anywhere and I’d like to see what you’ve done in the past that’s more money friendly.

Was this bike registered the whole time you were working on it??

Dan! Excellent video! Thank you 💯🔥

I didn't know that it's possible to simply brush on brass while the part is hot. Even if the part is well below the melting point of brass.