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6/20/2017 12:00am
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8/28/2018 3:59pm
Hey guys I thought I'd share my latest build. This time i'm attempting to document it with some YouTube videos.
It's a 1992 RM250 that I'm going to restore back to original (or close to it).
If you are interested in following the build, I'd suggest subscribing - in case I forget to update this thread.
Cheers!
It's a 1992 RM250 that I'm going to restore back to original (or close to it).
If you are interested in following the build, I'd suggest subscribing - in case I forget to update this thread.
Cheers!
Here's another episode... Enjoy!
PS. I want all those shrouds. That shit is awesome! Just found your insta account again, fuck man, you're killing it!
Filming and editing makes the process about 5x longer!
The Shop
I make them about 5-10min in length, otherwise it's easy to get bored with it.
Cheers!
I worked in a multi-line bike shop in '92 and remember watching the new bikes rolling in with those crazy graphics. Opinions were divided, but it did seem daring and edgy at the time.
I too loved the 91 & 92 RM 125 & 250's as these were my first big bikes coming off of the 80's, yes before there were 85's...
Making your own jigs is pretty impressive, I wish I had the tools and time to do some of that on my own. I am guessing that you have a mechanical engineering background?
Again, keep the updates and videos coming as we have subscribed to your YouTube!
Cheers
You're correct, I do have an engineering background but all of the stuff in the garage is self taught - mainly by having a go and learning from mistakes!
What you are doing is way beyond my capabilities, but there are some things I can apply to my own project.
Pit Row
Cheers!
Very well done!!
Definitely don’t work in visual arts or anything. Just a DSLR camera and a computer and a lot of time!
Thanks for the encouragement guys!
https://youtu.be/LD7qmCqaz8E
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