1993 KX250 Animated Disassembly

Ewan
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Ewan 5/4/2018 11:17am
5/4/2018 11:17am
Incredible talent, well done man!

I've got a soft spot for early 90's KX's so looking forward to see what you do with this 250.
theycallmeebryan 5/4/2018 11:20am
5/4/2018 11:20am
I enjoyed your last one and this one was equally as entertaining.

But man my OCD is going off when the thandle skipped the bolts for the rear fender, front fender, and front number plate but they still dropped off the bike. We're they missing from the getgo? Laughing
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Manbearpig 5/4/2018 11:20am
5/4/2018 11:20am
Hands down the best video Ive seen to date on garage time. Im leaving work early now so I can continue my build because of this. haha! I am literally stunned at your ability and talents with video editing and skills. Thank you Sir

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MXD 5/4/2018 11:43am
5/4/2018 11:43am
That is one of the coolest and most creative MX vids I've ever seen. I just subscribed to your channel. Hopefully you have more to come.
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egg449 5/4/2018 3:51pm
5/4/2018 3:51pm
Wow, awesome job!!! Cool on so many levels.
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Doddy 5/4/2018 8:28pm
5/4/2018 8:28pm
The bouncing forks were nice touch. Thank you for sharing! Seems like it would take a lot of patience Smile
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Nick Hagman 5/4/2018 9:55pm
5/4/2018 9:55pm
jeffro503 wrote:
Nick...did you used to ride at the indoor track Hindsightmx?
Wouldn't have been me. I've been on a motorcycle hiatus since high school and only recently picked up a KLX300 to putt around on. Maybe I'll get this ol' girl on a track some day.
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Nick Hagman 5/4/2018 10:07pm
5/4/2018 10:07pm
theycallmeebryan wrote:
I enjoyed your last one and this one was equally as entertaining. But man my OCD is going off when the thandle skipped the bolts for...
I enjoyed your last one and this one was equally as entertaining.

But man my OCD is going off when the thandle skipped the bolts for the rear fender, front fender, and front number plate but they still dropped off the bike. We're they missing from the getgo? Laughing
I actually spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to deal with that and ultimately I couldn't dream up a way to get the wrench everywhere it would have to go. It's not a tutorial, so I invoked artistic license.
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stevee401 5/5/2018 11:27am
5/5/2018 11:27am
Dude awesome job. Best thing in a long time. Keep it up. I will subscribe to your channel. Thanks.
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dkg 5/5/2018 12:32pm
5/5/2018 12:32pm
DA498 wrote:
How the hell do you do this?! Love it. Great job.
Moto_Geek wrote:
Cool video. My guess is he had to either wear green cloak to be able to take out later.
Cool video. My guess is he had to either wear green cloak to be able to take out later.
Nick Hagman wrote:
Maybe some time I'll do a "how it's made" video. No green suit for my videos, it's mostly wires from overhead that get masked out later...
Maybe some time I'll do a "how it's made" video.

No green suit for my videos, it's mostly wires from overhead that get masked out later. For this one I actually had a rail made from unistrut overhead so I could easily move things out of frame.
Followed, etc. very nice job. A how it’s made video would be awesome. Thanks for sharing, hope you get all the support you so clearly deserve.
Underground 5/5/2018 2:32pm
5/5/2018 2:32pm
Great video. I struggle with the time to even work on my own bikes now let alone all the repositioning and hanging parts and moving an inch by inch. Loved the chain bit.
When you rebuild it though, chuck on a KTM 125 carb from 98 on. Broadens the power which I did on my 93 rebuild years ago before digital photos. And NOS parts were plentiful and cheap. And resale lost you money Laughing
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2T42 5/5/2018 8:11pm
5/5/2018 8:11pm
Wow.
Three thumbs up!
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user760a 5/5/2018 8:38pm
5/5/2018 8:38pm
lol, that was very cool! good bike to build, too. I had one when i was 19 (1994) and rode the hell out of it
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KDXGarage 5/5/2018 10:40pm
5/5/2018 10:40pm
That was awesome, just like the shock video. Congratulations on the excellent skill.

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