Thanks again Dana for another awesome CZcams video. I love watching u in action because you’re not afraid of getting your hands dirty plus u break everything down step by easily understandable step.
The black must not have been factory, it came off very easy. The finish is exactly what the factory look is and what I want to accomplish on one of my projects. That is walnut shell and couple clear coats? Awesome video, thank you!
Baking soda also works well for cleaning parts without damaging the base metal. I have a handheld blaster that I use for cleaning carbs and other alloy items. Also works great for cleaning spark plugs. And baking soda dissolves in water so easy clean ups.
I enjoy watching your videos. I'm interested in seeing how other people deal with repairing and maintaining odds and ends on your motorcycle. I'm rebuilding a '96 Virago 750.
Informative as always and a lot more work than I thought. And definitely looks better without the black paint. Like your tops. And spot on camera angles
You should wear safetyglasses Dana. Wenn the hair from that thing sweeps back, it could splash some of the chemicals in your eyes. Well done btw. I use to hate that job on the bike. Did that many times, long ago. Nowadays not needed because i have a better bike haha. 🤣😂😎😅
@@bikerstuff2 Must be the same as Indian mechanics using steel toes sandals. Not very effective. A splash into the eye does a LOT of damage. Cheers from Vancouver Canada
Nice job on the forks Dana. They don't sell Nitromors any longer? It was good stuff, paint it on and scrape it off. The chemical you used seemed very effective.
You can buy Nitromors because it is a brand name, however it no longer contains Dichloromethane (DCM), the active ingredient. You can buy DCM if you have the correct certification, which of course I don't have. Yes, I was surprised how well the paint stripper I used actually worked. I believe the person who painted the forks did it in the last few years with Hammerite which is maybe why it came off so easily.
@@bikerstuff2 Love Hammerite. You can't get it in Canada. I might have to bring some back with Stilton, Savlon, Weedol and OXO in September. Quite the shopping list.
Have you ever considered doing a meet and greet here in the states? Find a location, and then all your fans and followers can ride there, or bring their bikes. We could get to meet you your husband and each other. 😃
Hi there Love watching you doing a bit of stripping , turned out really good , I thought I was dreaming, you , rubber gloves , mask and then the seal hammer , cold shower required Regards and great work Davy 🏴🇹🇭
Thanks again Dana for another awesome CZcams video. I love watching u in action because you’re not afraid of getting your hands dirty plus u break everything down step by easily understandable step.
The black must not have been factory, it came off very easy. The finish is exactly what the factory look is and what I want to accomplish on one of my projects. That is walnut shell and couple clear coats? Awesome video, thank you!
Baking soda also works well for cleaning parts without damaging the base metal. I have a handheld blaster that I use for cleaning carbs and other alloy items. Also works great for cleaning spark plugs. And baking soda dissolves in water so easy clean ups.
Thank you
Great video Dana very informative on cleaning and reassembly of the front forks. Thanks for sharing stay safe Dana and Gary.
Enjoied it as always, and it was nice to see Gary too
Absolutely Brilliant Girl
Always learn something new, lots of hugs from across the big pond.
Those fork legs came out looking very good. Great job.
Such a satisfying and well executed rebuild.
Well done ❤
Fantastic step by step guide and video 😀👍 beautifully presented and talked through as always ❤️
I enjoy watching your videos. I'm interested in seeing how other people deal with repairing and maintaining odds and ends on your motorcycle. I'm rebuilding a '96 Virago 750.
Informative as always and a lot more work than I thought. And definitely looks better without the black paint. Like your tops. And spot on camera angles
I miss real old school Nitromors, nothing could withstand it!
I loved the sand blasting part
Hey! Dana, brilliant vid, gr8 tute for beginners, Love your work. Cheers
Dana, great job 👏. Love the dream catcher .
...just like a professional! Great job!
Great tutorial ‼️I think I’m brave enough to do my GS1100.
Cheers
Lars
Thank you for another great video!
Oh Dana,you’ve done it to me again….another wonderful wake up video ❤❤😂
Great video Dana thank you.
As always, that was a fun watch. 😎
You should wear safetyglasses Dana. Wenn the hair from that thing sweeps back, it could splash some of the chemicals in your eyes. Well done btw. I use to hate that job on the bike. Did that many times, long ago. Nowadays not needed because i have a better bike haha. 🤣😂😎😅
Don't disagree. Years ago under a big piece of equipment, I got a splash. Have worn glasses every since. Don't change the top!!! 😜😜👍🏻👍🏻😎😎😎
I had safety contact lenses in
@@bikerstuff2 LoL 👍🏻👍🏻😎😎😎
@@bikerstuff2 Must be the same as Indian mechanics using steel toes sandals. Not very effective. A splash into the eye does a LOT of damage. Cheers from Vancouver Canada
Great job, Jack, RI, USA
Great work D !
Hope you have great weekend dana
Great job, however using the paint stripper with so much exposed skin worries me. Keep up the brilliant videos.
Great vid your a fair detail in your work
Very interesting, I thought it would more difficult than it was 😊
Hopefully when you next need new fork seals you can follow this
@@bikerstuff2 absolutely 💯
Great video! I think you should had glasses on in the beginning. Nice muscle shirts. 🥰❤️
Nice job on the forks Dana. They don't sell Nitromors any longer? It was good stuff, paint it on and scrape it off. The chemical you used seemed very effective.
You can buy Nitromors because it is a brand name, however it no longer contains Dichloromethane (DCM), the active ingredient. You can buy DCM if you have the correct certification, which of course I don't have.
Yes, I was surprised how well the paint stripper I used actually worked. I believe the person who painted the forks did it in the last few years with Hammerite which is maybe why it came off so easily.
@@bikerstuff2 Love Hammerite. You can't get it in Canada. I might have to bring some back with Stilton, Savlon, Weedol and OXO in September. Quite the shopping list.
More delicious sideviews, D! ❤❤❤
love it x
Nice video.
I've always admired the aesthetic beauty of breezeblocks
Oh for the straining twins, wanting to escape, even if just for a minute 😎
Great video guys, will be handy for when I do mine, hey have you got any blooper videos coming out shortly,? Thanks
Keep your eye on Twitter
Wow
Where were your safety glasses during the stripping process? Thank you for another great video.
You will find out on Wednesday in my vlog.
Pumping the fork reminds of the clangers 😂
The sound lol 😆
🏍️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The forks look great so do you gorgeous 😊
Great video dana but I wasn't sure about the numbers etc in the screen when filling the forks etc could you explain cheers
The different models of CBR400 have different quantities of oil and different air gaps.
When are you releasing the video from your visit to hayling Island bike night
That goes live on Saturday 3rd August. The weekend after next.
Have you ever considered doing a meet and greet here in the states? Find a location, and then all your fans and followers can ride there, or bring their bikes. We could get to meet you your husband and each other. 😃
Sorry, but no I can't do that.
FRANCE BRETAGNE I LOVE YOU SMILE
But the forks are not the same one is lefted and the other is right lol😂
Oh ha ha 😂
Like the content but please stop Timelapse like regular speed and please increase more content
Hi there
Love watching you doing a bit of stripping , turned out really good , I thought I was dreaming, you , rubber gloves , mask and then the seal hammer , cold shower required
Regards and great work
Davy 🏴🇹🇭
Alway safety glasses and an apron.
Need to watch your eyes with that stuff , stings like hell , can do permanent damage ☹️
No eye protection, that stuff is dynamite on mucus membranes 😢
No safety glasses!
Safety contact lenses
Please use eye protection
I had safety contact lenses on
Dana you are such a nice lady
Thank you
We’re is my pink outfit 🥲
Shes a good looking woman
Thank you
Thanks Dana ( . )( . )