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Great job, I always enjoy watching you (mostly) succeed!

Keep it up enjoy watching you problem solving these bikes

Oh you def need it lol.

Respect brother! You've got the skills and knowledge! Good thing you're not made of wax. You'd be a puddle on the carport deck. Especially this time of year when the dew point/humidity level is above 50/20. People down south will say 20% humidity level is nothing but it matters when it's 105+. Mister's can help but not while working on machinery. Good find with this bike but only because you have the ability to fix it. Yes, a clearance sale is probably due even though it can be hard to part with any of them. No doubt you would quickly find new projects to replace them though.

Hello paman

I have shrink tubing in my wiring kit. Had I known about this, I would've brought some over for you to use.

Dewekan bae

Who dusted off that old name?

So glad I found this channel! Great content and fun to watch!

I should have figured you'd find some good but cheap shelves.

Atleast you won't have to bend over so far to pick your buckets up! I mean after they are on shelves!

When you’re a proper hoarder you definitely say I have the part IN STOCK!!

Try a micro torch on the connector when they won’t separate. Don’t melt it just warm it up

would love to see that vacuum pomp!!!!and is there 16 bar of pressure in that small r 134 bottel????? anyway cool video!!!!!!!!

so if you lift the car 2000 feet in the air, you would get the same effect?

Reusing the old receiver dryer? I assume you could not get a new one? Generally a big no-no!

Great video. I have one thing ill mention. I did the conversion on my bronco. I didnt change to green orings. It only lasted about 6 months before the charge was gone. Some people do it and dont swap and never have issues. I had no leaks held vaccum for many hours. Seems like the dodge i did leaked off after about 6 months too. Idk i sold it but i remember new owners saying something about it.

It’s fun to be smart!

Cool man.

Good music is appreciated, very good actually. Although I would have preferred to hear the performance of the bike on the road. But besides that, it is gratifying that a good machine is rescued from scrapping. I say this after having seen a couple of acres in a place in Alabama with hundreds of motorcycles scattered rotting in the open air. And keep having fun like a kid doing what you like most, so you won't let old age catch up with you. All the best.

A GS500E is by no means a sports bike. I learned to ride on one though, they are quicker than most cars. lol I also did a top end rebuild on one, it was very simple, which was nice.

Apik pakde

nice to see some young people on youtube❤ hope you can get a better camera when possible🎉

Zoom Zoom!

Hallo

Who can afford not to be cheap

Expert Polisher of Turds!

Good as used!!👍

I cant even get the flippen seat off 😅 designed so stupidly honestly

A great project ✨👍 and the ole saying " you will never know until you give it a go " ring's bells when viewing your creative blogs.

Just in time! I've got my DRZ400S up for sale now. 😁 Nice job Mike! Great skills and patience. What was the cause of the 'no spark' issue? I was a little surprised at how this twin sounds a lot like my thumper DRZ.

Watching you build this exhaust system I wasn't sure if it was going to work but hey! It came out nice. Like the old expression goes, 'if it works, is it really a bad idea?'.....Good video, Thanks!

welding is something ive never done. I need to try it soon.

channel is growing good mike 413 nice.

SCORE!

Mike's new wheelie bike!

Looking good Mike!

Can't believe you still have that old Buick hat I remember that as a kid it may be older than me and I'm old

Looks nice

Wow you must have taught me some some things I knew it was for tourq and I'm not a mechanic love the vids dad😜

can you build a bike like that for me I want the girls to chase me too

Well done Mike!

Mike, I can take that fender to work and extrusion weld it to repair it so it is stronger. Just let me know.

very cool brother got your sticker when i got back from vacation. It will be on the door.

One of the most common design flaws in cars.They know those heater cores will have to be replaced from time to time yet they usually don't make the effort to design the car so it's not a major production.

Wow what an event sounds fun

I had a 79 LTD400 put 52k miles on it my first yr Loved every mile... Then it was yrs of H2 H1 and KR

Well done!!