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Baggyarse
United Kingdom
Registrace 1. 12. 2005
Various videos working on or riding my motorcycles.
Lucky for me I have a wife who thinks you can't have enough motorbikes.
My channel name is taken from a motorcycle club a group of us formed, way back in the 80's.
I also have an interest in Eriba's its a caravan with a bit of a cult following .
I do sometimes do reviews on products I have bought, if I feel they are good enough to share my thoughts.
Any mechanical intervention that results in a success shall be regarded as a victory regardless of whether it arises from knowledgeable action, an accident, ignorance or even negligence. This being because had I not caused said results by my touching the affected machine any successful results could not have been achieved, however accidental.
Lucky for me I have a wife who thinks you can't have enough motorbikes.
My channel name is taken from a motorcycle club a group of us formed, way back in the 80's.
I also have an interest in Eriba's its a caravan with a bit of a cult following .
I do sometimes do reviews on products I have bought, if I feel they are good enough to share my thoughts.
Any mechanical intervention that results in a success shall be regarded as a victory regardless of whether it arises from knowledgeable action, an accident, ignorance or even negligence. This being because had I not caused said results by my touching the affected machine any successful results could not have been achieved, however accidental.
Triumph 350... its the T90 2nd road test, will it run better ?
My 2nd ride lets see what it brings. A few of my subscribers had suggested I should try cleaning the carb and dropping the needle , which I have done so, will it give an improvement to the overall performance. I think I may have to do some more work on this Triumph than I had anticipated, but then it is slightly older than me and needs a bit of TLC , and I am sure there will be a few issues to come.
#triumph #t90 #350
#triumph #t90 #350
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Time Lapse Vango Tiree 350 tent.
zhlédnutí 126Před dnem
So some time in the future I want to get back into camping and needed a tent that would be light enough to carry on the Harley and be big enough not to feel claustrophobic. The Vango Tiree looks like it could fit into that category. I bought it for £190 reduced from £225 so I think its a bargain . Will update and give a full review once I have used it a few times not just the once like some do....
Part 2 Triumph T90 carb cleaned and needle adjustment. Will it still run rich ?
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Ok so I have cleaned the carb out dropped the needle down one groove and reassembled the old Amal carb how will it run after l tighten a few nuts and bolts that rattled loose on the first test.
Triumph T90 1st Ride
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So the Triumph T90 is back on the road , but it didn't go as I planned . I call these short rides a sort of reliability shake down test. Its a great way to find out what are the weak points and what might need adjustment or replacing completely. #triumph #t90 #first
A Sunrise you never seen before.
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I shot this video in 4k as it had to be done, 1080p wouldn't cut it, and although its short video, it was one of the best rides I have had on my motorcycle , I don't think it would have mattered if I been on a moped or even a push bike or perhaps even walking along this road . As I followed the road from Gloucester and headed into the morning sunshine towards Tewkesbury I was in awe of all the ...
Cotswolds 4k
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An un edited bit of video of a single track road that l took my Sportster along , beautiful green trees. #cotswolds #trees
Fitting a Truma Water Inlet Housing
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This is a short video showing how easy it is to replace a Truma Ultraflow Winter Compact Water Inlet White Housing 46030-01. Its a very simple job and should take no longer than about 30 mins. All you need is a sharp knife a crosshead screw driver and some silicon sealant. #truma #eriba #caravan
Kickback carpark and show bikes Malvern 2024
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Sometimes you see some bikes that maybe should have been in the show but are parked up outside . I love looking at these bikes and if you walk around the show and then come out to the carpark after an hour or so the collection of bikes has changed again. #NEFFEXMyWay #CopyrightFree #NoCopyrigh #kickback #custom #classic #harleydavidsonbike
Kickback 2024
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A small selection of the bikes at kickback 2024 ,which I have been looking forward to, the last time they used this venue , in my opinion, is the best location. Good to get to from Wales the North and the South and some East locations . You can Camp only 10 minutes away by foot. Some fantastic classic bikes and some amazing custom bikes . Hope you enjoy . #kickback
Our first attempt at home wine
zhlédnutí 35Před 3 měsíci
So last year 2023 we managed to pick about 22lb of grapes from our single vine . With the help of my wife stomping the grapes we managed to bottle some of it but won't be testing it for a while maybe a year or so.
How to adjust the valve clearance on a Hanway 125
zhlédnutí 117Před 3 měsíci
Short video showing how to get top dead center on the Hanway 125 so you can adjust or check your valve clearance's and how to get top dead center , Its so easy to do . The Hanway 125 engine is very similar to the Honda CG125. #hanway #honda #cg125 #raw #caferacer
Chillin on the Harley
zhlédnutí 32Před 4 měsíci
Just a short vid with the Harley , even a cold damp day can be great .
Triumph T90
zhlédnutí 436Před 4 měsíci
Giving you a glimpse of my Triumph T90 l just bought ,will be getting it ready for some road trips near and far. You don't need an adventure bike to tour or a modern bike you just need 2 wheels with an engine and faith in yourself .
Can my Aferiy 2000 power bank and a 42 watt fridge last more than 2 days ?
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Can my Aferiy 2000 power bank and a 42 watt fridge last more than 2 days ?
I ride the fastest BMX bike in the World
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I ride the fastest BMX bike in the World
Santa Pod with an old Vauxhall Chevette, watch to the end .
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Santa Pod with an old Vauxhall Chevette, watch to the end .
How water proof is the cheapest 2 man tent on Ebay.
zhlédnutí 447Před 9 měsíci
How water proof is the cheapest 2 man tent on Ebay.
Honda NT700 Deauville.. how to change the number plate bulb.
zhlédnutí 544Před 10 měsíci
Honda NT700 Deauville.. how to change the number plate bulb.
AFERIY 2000, Should you buy one, a 3 months Review
zhlédnutí 1,6KPřed 10 měsíci
AFERIY 2000, Should you buy one, a 3 months Review
Who cares, I’ll have it👍
Yep ..in a heart beat.
Hey, do you plan to make this happen again this year? 😮
Yes , been collecting bottles and the vine is looking good ,also plan to do Rhubarb wine if we get enough.
Could you please shoot a longer video about the stomping grapes process? Because I've been working on a class project introducing the traditional way of wine making and I am seeking for this kind of footage. I really appreciate it if you could do me a favor. 🙏🏻Best wish with you and your family
Sounded very rich at lower revs. As well as the choke. Check the float valves are shutting off correctly also check the needle size and height.
Cheers will have a look at the needle position ,I didn't know that they have needle sizes thanks for the tip.
Looked and sounded like the choke was on. My old 3TA didn't have a choke but it looks as though this T90 has one.
It did have that feel of the choke being on , not used to or have any experience of these Amal carbs , but will look at that ,thanks for the tip.
@@Baggyarse That sounds absolutely terrible! I had a Triumph T21, which has the same engine, about 50 years ago . . . . it was quite gutless but it did run very smoothly. My recollection of the choke is that you turn the lever clockwise, to put tension on the cable, to lift the choke out of the carburettor just like the throttle cable lifts the throttle slide out of the carburettor. In that case, it looks like William's comment is spot on because the choke lever looks about as far anti-clockwise as it will go. Another pointer is the fact that the engine did not run too badly at the start of the video, when the engine may have been cold and needed some choke, but ran progressively worse through the video, presumably as it warmed up. My recollection of my Triumph T21 and Norton 850 Commando is that they both needed a good tickle to start when cold but I never needed or used the choke . . . . something that should have been deleted because it was just another thing to clutter up the handlebars and go wrong.
Well this is the thing , when I bought it ,the engine sounded fine as it did ticking over and revved up ok and I took it home on the back of my trailer. I did add fresh fuel and new spark plugs, but that short ride coked them up very quickly. I checked the choke mechanism at the handle bar and that does appear to be normally mounted on the left side of the handle bar on other Triumph's, but in my case its on the right, so to pull the cable and activate the choke mechanism you pull the lever in a clockwise motion, that being going from 3 o'clock to 6 o'clock ,which tightens the cable which makes perfect sense as any other carb be it Chinese or Japanese activates in the same vane. I appreciate all criticisms and advice as l am on a learning curve with these bikes.
Why take a lovely classic out and stress it, b4 you commission it properly?
I wanted to see how it ran before I do anything ...no stress for the bike only me .
I'm looking to replace the water pump connector I have on my van now to this style of.connector but need to make sure I can connect the wires to it. How are these wires connected to the 2 prongs?.
Hi they are a simple 12 volt on my Eriba . I am not a great fan of electrics but I think this connection is easy to fit for any novice ,each spade connector on the back of the Truma outlet is marked + and -- or if you can't see its positive on the left spade looking at the back and finally the positive terminal is thinner than the Negative one. Hope this helps. One thing I am not 100% sure on and please correct me if l am wrong but if you do wire it the other way around with your connectors I wonder if the pump works in reverse ?
Ok thanks. Just not too sure on the connections on the back of the current connector. Looking at similar images of my inlet the electrical wires are connected with a screw
Thank you for including my BSA 500cc M20, (green & Ivory) 👍
That is a beautiful bike , I loved the detail you put into everything from the thin red line on the wheels to the brackets and I like what you did with the hand pump. The paint is excellent. I think a lot of people enjoyed your bike . Thankyou for sharing it with us.
Do you have to use the Aferiy sold solar panels or can you use any solar panels ( as long as it has the right connector ). Thank you.
Any make you like but check out the performance first.
Do you know interval ?
Hi yes every 3750 miles check the valve clearance , such an easy job.
If it’s not too much to ask could you film more servicing videos on the hanway? There’s little to none information on these bikes online, thanks!
Always makes my wonder why people that obviously know about motors stick their face next to a burning carb and blow on it, when all that needs to be done is key the motor over and it will ingest the flames straight into the engine!!! simples
Yeah I did think it was a mad moment for the crew to stick his face near it an blow ....
I just picked up a 2010 deauville NT 700 in November 2023 from the original owner with 7400 miles on it here in the USA/Pennsylvania. I had never seen one of these machines on the road in person before. I’ve seen one for sale at a dealership about 10 years ago used. I took it for a test ride. And when I went back to negotiate a week later, it had already been sold… my machine had been sitting with gasoline stabilizer in the gas tank at the original on, or put in there, and let the bike sit for several years. When I got the bike, he had just had it serviced to bring it back to life, new Michelin‘s, new battery, fresh oil, and that’s about it. Adding gasoline to the gas tank after all that time loosened all of that mass of whatever chemical reaction to stabilizer had with the gasoline that formed a mass of white look like sand at the bottom of the gas tank. I have videos of it on my CZcams channel and progress. I made diagnosing the problem which stranded me out on the highway for the first time in decades… here in March 2024, I have the bike all sorted finally. I actually bought this machine because of the favorable reviews I see from the UK riders. These machines are not very common here in the United States. Like I said, I have never seen one on the highway or on bike night gatherings. I find it very much like my Honda pacific Coast which I commuter dawn for 24 completely trouble free years.. I thought the Pacific coast was the best overall useful motorcycle in the entire history of the universe, I think that these machines, the NT 650 and 700 just might be as good if not a little better then my near perfect Honda pacific coast that never had a mechanical failure,, 24 years of commuting, rain or shine, unless it was really pouring, mostly six days a week, eight months, a year, I’m the only bloke in my department at work that never turned on a half day Saturday, overtime.. it was a 26 mile round-trip commute on mostly back roads. My commutes were my best part of every day, even if it was snowing… I have several videos on my progress and troubleshooting and maintenance so far on my NT 700 which I only have less than 400 miles on since I bought it. I enjoy seeing videos from people that have actually owned these machines and used them for years. I’ve actually been influenced to buy this one by the UK riders favorable reviews.. I was a motorcycle mechanic at three different dealerships when I was in my 20s weird and I’ve always done my own maintenance and repairs on my road. Racing machines, my dirt bikes, my trials, bikes, I’m on my 108th motorcycle right now, counting every single motorcycle, I ever owned from the two stroke days. up until right now here in 2024.. I enjoy your video. That is exactly the type of video. I enjoy watching, and that’s the kind I make, no music, no graphics, I try not to make it look like a cartoon editing in silly things. Just like your videos, just the facts. Thank you. You have a new subscriber.
Thanks Jodyrides , Yes these bikes are truly amazing and despite the ages and mileages put a lot of newer bikes to shame , I like touring and have tried bigger bikes like the Honda ST1100 and found them great on the highways but hard work in towns. The Deauville to me is a true Adventure bike because you can still do a lot of home mechanics yourself that you cannot do today . Bikes standing for a long time are always going to throw problems at you and fuel tanks are my biggest pain in the arse . I have a couple of Honda VT125's (One is mine and the other is the wife's ) that because both tanks were so rusted, I chose to buy a brand new one and search far and wide for a better one . I also have just bought a 1965 Triumph T90 and the tank is ok at the moment but its going to need some work eventually. But these Deauville's are simply simple , you can ride to the shops fill the panniers up and poke a baguette in for good measure and then the next day ride 400 miles and get off the bike without moaning about back ache and a numb arse unlike my Harley Sportster which kills me after 20 mins down the road . You can service them with basic tools and there are a lot of CZcams how to videos to show you. You can fit 70/30 tires on these bikes and take it off road ,There's a Spanish chap who does just that and superb videos too. Its light enough to maneuver in tight spaces but heavy enough to feel well planted on twisty country lanes. I do sometimes add music to my videos but not all . I actually make these videos for myself to look back on and so my kids can see a little bit of Dad.... I am a bit camera shy, hence a lot of my vids are of my hands rather than my ugly mug. Thankyou for subscribing , I am looking into doing a few more vids now the weather is getting better. I hate anything under 11' centigrade . Take care.
I had a '68 one.
I think that was the best year...but l could be wrong 😊
@@Baggyarse had a 3TA too.
Where is this held?
Three Counties Showground, Malvern, Worcestershire WR13 6NW. Kickback presents The Great Malvern Motorcycle Festival. Including custom show, classic bike exhibition, stunt bike performances and the 2024 National Championships - Builders' Builder Awards.
Great bikes 👍
They are a classic bike and with a big following, even after so many years out of production. Thanks for watching.
looked and sounded like a rough ride but my stepdad swears by his, maybe I need to go give one a whirl! 😊
You most definitely should otherwise you will never know what your missing and what you are looking for in a motorcycle.
One thing worth mentioning, blur out the license plate. Slick looking car other than that :)
I would’ve placed a stand alone solar panel outside the caravan …then taken a cable through the floor or through a window....to keep my roof as standard…i would try though to avoid this modification altogether..
That's your choice , its my van and l doubt very much l would ever keep it standard ,already thinking of adding another panel. l do have a stand alone fold out panel, but have not required to use it just yet.
I wouldve done a small pilot hole straight through and carefully drilled from both sides to avoid bursting through roughly..
does anyone know why aferiy 2000 reduced the DC output from 12v 25amp to 12v 10amp
More like a 1965 . I own one a 3 speed stick. Manual transmission. Those we're the yrs. Time flys. Youngins don't know shiit. Can't fool an og.
65 all day
65. Had one
Its a 65 chevy had all of those 64 thru 69
This is a 65 but the 66 was very similar different back lights and grill 67 is different
65 from the back lights
65
1965
Could be
@@Baggyarse definitely is
Thanks for that straightforward no nonsense review, Im so interested in buying one of these as the price is right,I have both a camper van and a caravan, so just might justify getting one
They are good buy and I think hard to beat at the moment ,but like all electrical goods give it a few months and something better will probably turn up.
I've had a 2004 650 for 3 years now and use it daily. I'm really pleased with it. Very reliable and comfortable to ride. Thanks for the video 😊
Yes my friend has over 120k on his now, its been his most reliable bike ever.
Beautiful ❤️ Love these little birds ❤️
They are amazing to watch
Do you still have the original video of grapes stomping?
Yes will add the whole video soon .
@@Baggyarse Please add with the whole stomping video. 😀
Are you still on it?
Yep still working it.@@fishgrey6441
How is It going 😂
Can you show us full video?
Working on the full video of "How we made our own wine" coming soon, got to allow fermentation for 2 weeks and then decant to the demijohns then bottle the juice ...hopefully all will be good.
@@Baggyarse we want to remember our memories when we were child. We need to hear that beautiful sounds when stomp. Good luck 🍷🍷🍷🍷
Is the roof going to leak?
No its not going to leak , we had to endure some heavy storms at the base of the Pyrenees and we had no leaks, I never expected any, its all good.
@@Baggyarse i would have drilled the floor and glued the cable outside up the wall to the roof…
@@griswald7156 Yep that would have been ok too I guess.
I have similar on my Eriba roof with no leaks since it was installed 3 years ago
I’ve just got one…..on testing with solar setup, I noticed that the panels discharge the unit when it’s dark….do you disconnect yours after charging? Or do you put another controller in between the panels and the Aferiy? Also I noticed the standby power is quite high….lost 3% in 2.5 hours.
I have a controller that detects when its fully charged and shuts off the solar power , my standby power does not lose that much you may have a problem but to be sure I will check it again.
Checked mine for standby power and mine reads 99% after 16 hours so I think you have a tiny little drain somewhere.
@@Baggyarse which controller is that
Appreciate you making this 👍
My pleasure!
Very nice video and a wonderful machine. A do it all bike in my opinion. Looking to buy one as my second bike. Drop by when have time, you may like my content.
Thanks, will do!
@@Baggyarse Thanks a lot mate.
Recently bought a 650 Deauville. I'm 61 and I absolutly love it! Its been a 20 gap, but she does everything. Great video. Thanks.
Good to hear!
knock knock
Yeah it was knocking , you can hear it more in the video .
I know students who use them bucket washing machines to avoid losing underwear in launderettes, it'll do
it was ok for underwear and the odd T-Shirt but that was about it , it depends on the detergent you used too in my opinion.
Splendide ! J’en ai une de 1996 qui a aussi appartenue a un ancien policier motorisé.
They are great bikes.
I have an NT650V. Great bike, the most reliable one I have owned. I put luggage racks and crash bars on mine along with dual sport tyres. I take it off road camping, where many Adventure bike riders fear to go.
I saw a guy in Spain with an NT650 with semi off road tyres fitted and he didn't hang about on the dirt roads.
Cheers for this video dude! Gives me a good idea of what to expect
Cheers l am currently testing it off grid with 260 Watts of solar and its been a challenge, you do have to juggle the power distribution carefully, but once l finish testing l can explain in more detail.😊
@Baggyarse thanks so much for reply mate. Just received mines 2 days ago. Great so far. Ordered the all powers 200watt SP and they accidently sent me 2 (shh) so enjoying a nice upto 300watts at peak in this current sunny weather. Have fun testing and keep us informed of your findings ! Peace
Thanks
Welcome
brilliant! can't wait to buy it for the family haha
Your welcome 😁
Yes I have one a total delight. Off for its MOT
I have one as my first big bike, I passed my test at 48. I think it's pretty easy to get along with and perfect for a beginner like me.
It's an easy bike to ride ,it handles well for what it is. I guess it would make a good first bike, but l could think of a dozen or more that would appeal to me , just the cost is the issue.
What do you call a dull motorcycle still going strong 25-30 years later ? A classic.
Its growing on me but I have an issue that maybe difficult to overcome...the wife struggles to get on the back of the bike ..may have to leave her behind 🤣
problem with air cooled diesels is they are gawdawful noisy. most engines designed for stationary use, do not fuel well in varying load applications... which makes them smoking pigs. Of course, it needn't be that way.
Thats a shame ..might make an interesting bike to ride ,say from Lands end to John O'Groats...cheap on fuel.
Absolutely great bikes coming into their own now with all the traffic and speed restrictions, it’s more than enough they tick a lot of boxes I mean yours has done 50k and it looks really clean and presentable, one bloke on the bmw s1000xr group I’m in has a 2.5 year old xr with 6000 miles on it , admittedly it’s been used on salty roads in Scotland .. but , underneath it looks like barnacles are on it ! The bottom of the sump has rotten out and it dumped oil all over the rear tyre in that time! shocking
That's one thing that has been noticeable over the last few years is the build quality of modern bikes is shocking, they are not built to last more than 5 years, shitty plastics that crack easily, shit paint and shit electronics and costing the same as a small hatchback its not acceptable, but we allow the manufacturers to keep selling this shit to us .
@@Baggyarse I totally agree great channel , I have subscribed 👍 cheers
REMOVE THE STUPID MUSIC AND LET US HEAR THE NATURAL SOUND OF IT !!! 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬