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Haha, yeah! Just do it and let me know how it goes! Thanks! ✌️

Thanks for your comment! I've already gotten a ton of usage out of that air line and I don't really know how I got by without it before. 😅 I saw the push connectors when doing my research, but they ended up more expensive and harder to get a hold of, so I ended up going with these and I'm glad I did! It's definitely not hard and totally worth it! Cheers!

Shit, it actually seized on you? Have you checked the Savage forum? Should be some threads on there regarding what to check. I guess there's quite a few pieces that can get damaged. Thanks for watching the videos! And keep me posted about your bike, would be interesting to see what you find inside that cover and what actually caused the seizing. Good luck!

Haha, sorry! Glad you liked it! 🤘 How's it going? Are you making anything gnarly for your bikes?

I agree with you! That's too bad! I'm no expert, but rings sounds plausible.

Thanks! I'm not planing on doing piston rings anytime soon, hopefully someone else will!

That's interesting. Never looked at that. Thanks for the heads up!

Sorry, I can't give you any recommendation on that. Maybe someone else can?

Did you maybe put the seal on the wrong way?

No the problem is the same as before went at slave got slave working springing but same rattling sound when put into first no move , had feedback from other users saying to check shaft spline on wheel I think, maybe grease gon been there 25 yrs, ​@@HeavyMetalParkingSpot

@@brocky78 Sorry, I don't have any more ideas. I hope you'll find someone who can help you and you can get your bike back on the road!

You're right. Thanks for pointing that out! Personally I switched to 100% CO2.

Oh shit! Thanks for sharing that story! A really important reminder to use proper safety equipment. Actually kind of pisses me off that they send crap like that out to beginners who doesn't know better. Would be better to send nothing and encourage the user to get something proper.

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Thanks man! And I agree, these are just amazing creations!

Haha, I agree! 🤘

I haven't felt confident enough to share the wiring diagram. But I get so many requests that I'm considering making another video where I go through it all together with a wiring diagram.

That's awesome! I actually picked it up at a local motorcycle parts dealer, sorry I can't provide you with a link. But I bought the weld-in part and the cap separately. I hope you'll find one!

Are you talking about the plate that holds the clutch springs or the actual outside cover? The outside cover should have no spring, so I guess you're not talking about that? When putting the clutch springs back, torque them diagonally to make sure you're not over-tightening them. Explain your problem further and I'll try to help. 😀

@HeavyMetalParkingSpot thank you for the response I wish I could upload a picture but idk how but I believe it's the outside plate with bout 10-12 screws. It seems that when I put it on the armed the pushes in when you pull in the clutch will not move at all after I tighten down the plate. I took the little spring off cause it didn't seem to do much at all. And it basically still locks up to the point I can't even pull in my clutch. If there is a way I can send you a picture or a video please let me know thank you again!

@@13at42z When you put the cover back on you need to push the clutch-thingy up, so that it seats correctly. You can find me on Instagram and drop me a picture there.

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

Hey! Thank you! You're just a few cm taller than me. I would lie if I told you that this bike isn't small. But I don't think it's too small. Personally I like smaller bikes, it makes them more nimble I think. Replacing the bars made it more comfortable for me as well, and there's tons of bars to chose from. Not what you want to hear, but my best advice would be to go sit on one and see if you like it. I think they are really fun bikes! Good luck!

@@HeavyMetalParkingSpot Thank you for your advise! I already got a bit too hyped about LS650 so I'm most likely gonna get it, but will definitely try sitting on it first 🙌

@@evgeny6692 Haha, that happens to the best of us! 😀 Just go for it! You can check out the video where I ride it to get a feeling for how small it is.

Good luck with your new welder! ✌️

5.0 in what unit? PSI? You should have about 140 PSI.

What have you tried so far? Put a bit of oil in the spark plug hole and see if that improves anything.

What have you tried so far? Put a bit of oil in the spark plug hole and see if that improves anything.

First of all, I'm far from an expert on welding, I'm sure someone that is could chime in here. But it seems like wire speed and amperage is supposed to be related. And, I'm not sure the wire speed has a unit on these machines? Isn't it just a random number?

Thanks! Yeah, having friends is also a good option. But I don't have the patience to wait around, when I want to remove the engine I want to do it now! 😅

Holy shit dude! I had no idea! I hope this video will help you out! Always trying to keep it old school! 🤘

​@@HeavyMetalParkingSpot Brother all of your videos helping me a lot on this journey.You can not imagine how helpfull you are thank you so much

@@dasmumbar7604 Thanks man! It makes me really happy that I'm able to help. Looking forward to seeing your bike back on the road!

Yeah, pretty amazing, right? Thank you very much for sticking around! 🤘

YEAAAAAH LET'S GO !

Hell yeah! Great achievement brother!

@@dasmumbar7604 Oh yeah! 🤘

@@MotoWrenchers Thanks man! ✌

If you’re able to muscle it out like that it sure saves you a lot of trouble! But I wasn’t able to do that. 😅

Thank you very much! Yeah, I think you can just bend it. The main reason I bought a new one was because I wanted to compare it to my old one. But I definitely think you can bend your stock one back to shape!

@@HeavyMetalParkingSpot Thank you for the advice ! I’m eager to see your next video on the savage series ✌️

@@SunnySantagati21 No worries! Thanks for following along! 🤘

That's comforting! Saw that you do I fair amount of sewing as well! Ever attempted a seat?

@@HeavyMetalParkingSpot just finished my fourth one.

@@midmountaincustoms Wow! That's awesome!

I'm happy I could help! 😅✌️

Hi! That's an awesome bike! I hope you get it running. I've decided to not release my wiring diagram, since I'm not 100% sure it's correct. However, I've been considering doing another, more detailed, video about wiring, since I've gotten quite a few requests about it.

Thanks man! Haha, good question, but things like these sure do help! 😅

Thanks! ✌️

Yeah, I think so too. Everyone says these engines are noisy, but if you have nothing to compare to it's hard to know how noisy it should be.

Thanks! That sounds like a lot of work, but if it works it works!

Thanks for watching! ✌️

Thanks man! ✌️ Thats awesome! But too bad you're having problem finding parts. I have sourced some locally here in Sweden, but I've also ordered from Germany. Where are you located?

@@HeavyMetalParkingSpot I heard we have a thing for engineering...That might be why you can find so many spare parts over here :D

@@MotoWrenchers Yeah, I think you're right! It's in your blood to repair stuff! 😀

​@@HeavyMetalParkingSpotQue tal bro!!! Que bien que todavía encuentres partes cerca de ti!! Yo soy de Guatemala 😅

@@fruizgv9747 I see! Is there a big problem finding parts there? What are you looking for?

Thanks my friend! Good to have you back! 🍻

Thanks! I try! 🤘

Really no need to be sorry. I actually just tried it myself, and you're right. It's totally doable! 👍

That's an unwanted find! 😅 Measuring the oil pressure is a great peace of mind!

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

I actually agree! Been thinking about doing another video with a proper walkthrough, if there would be an interest.

Thank you so much! 🤘

I was actually right in the middle of researching bead rollers when you wrote this comment! What size would you recommend? And should one go for a motorized one or is manual good enough?

Thank you very much! 🤘

Thank you very much! After your comment I had to check out the Knipex plier wrench and that looks amazing! For my next tool kit I'm definitely getting one of those. Thanks for the tips!