I Build Custom Dirt Bikes In My Garage & This Is My Setup
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
- I've had quite a few requests to do a full garage and toolbox tour video, and it's finally here! Relevant links can be found below.
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Huge thanks to Pioneer for sending me a mini split unit - this has seriously changed my life in the garage! I can't wait to utilize the A/C feature of the unit this summer as well.
www.pioneerminisplit.com/
Toolbox Widget was an incredible addition to my toolbox, and I'm so pleased with the level of organization it provides. Use the code "kincadepavich" for 10% off your order!
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Hyperlite hexagon LED lights were a sweet addition to my shop, providing extra illumination while looking awesome! You can purchase them on Amazon and use the code "CCUYTHY5" for 5% off!
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Or you can purchase them on the website and use the same code for 6% off: bit.ly/3Nf9SDG
You can find a ton of these tools on Motosport.com. I earn a small commission when you use this link, so bookmarking it for your Motosport purchases helps support the channel!
bit.ly/3szE1Y0
Rocky Mountain offers great tools and supplies as well, which is where I've purchased most of these. Unfortunately, no affiliate link with them!
www.rockymountainatvmc.com/
Cleaning wheels for the dremel and buffer are from Pryme MX! Pryme is an incredible American company founded by Cameron Niemela.
www.prymemx.com/?ref=kincade
Boycott Loctite and support offroad riding by purchasing Stuck Nutz threadlocker. Use code "KP10" for 10% off your order!
stuck-nutz.com/
Fast Metric fastener kits are super useful to have around, whether for spare bolts or specific bike builds!
fastmetricfasteners.com/
My Rabaconda tire changer has made tire changes significantly more easier, and changing mousses is a breeze.
us.rabaconda.com/
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:53 Lighting
1:51 Mini Split
3:04 Toolbox Widget
3:43 Toolbox Tour
10:53 The Rest of the Shop
16:50 Da Sink - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Having your workshop well organized really helps with putting out quality work. Well done.
Finally an updated setup vid!!! I remember that older vid of you doing those cabinets and parts of this build out. I’d kill to have a garage 😂
Haha appreciate your support over the years!
What you were saying about torque wrenches is my EXACT thought. Been wanting to grab the snap on digital for a long time. I run both 3/8 icon torque wrenches, one from 40-200inlbs that I absolutely love, and the other 3/8 from 20-100ftlbs. The bigger one I don’t trust, gives different reading a lot. I’m an auto tech and the snap on digital is extremely nice, I also think that bikes will introduce angle torque soon, meaning +90 degrees on some fasteners. That’s when I’m gonna jump and grab the snap on. Definitely a great investment! Also great video.
EDIT** I would also HIGHLY recommend grabbing a set of Knipex Twin grip pliers. They are seriously impressive and hands down the best set of pliers I own. They make removing stripped bolts a breeze. One of those tools I don’t know how I did without before.
I'll second knipex. I have a lot of their stuff. Its worth it.
I feel the same about the 3/8 drive Icon; it can vary and it scares me sometimes. Noted on the pliers - I honestly don't have a really good set and will look into those! Thanks!
As someone who owns the knipex ones, get the icon copy, they have less slop and cost significantly less
@@KincadePavichyou’re welcome! Also sweet shop set up. That mini split is going to be a life saver.
Your videos are so good keep up the good work🤘
This is an awesome video man, makes me wish I had your job even more. I’m super excited to see how your Ktm 200 turns out!
Love your building content
Man your setup is awesome and organized well. Im about to rebuild/revive a 98 Kx 250 and your channel has really helped me! Thank you for your videos.
Proper motorcycle tools,nice!!
Great setup
this was absolutly cool and informative! thank you very much for sharing your toolery
Glad you enjoyed it!
lots of good ideas ... do not think i would do much different in my dream garage ... of which i am slowly working on ...
Sick setup dude I’m working on my bike right now and I wish I had a setup like that to work on mine
The impact driver made me smile. I've owned one since I was 10 (I'm 58) and scrounged up a Yamaha DT 60 (much to my parent's chagrin) that didn't run. It was my first bike. Hey, what did my parents expect? After seeing On Any Sunday, I couldn't think of anything else besides bikes. It's really their fault. So, I got some tools, learned how to work on engines, electrical, brakes, and suspension with that old Yammie. One of our neighbors who built choppers showed me how to lay down the shocks by welding in new mounts, which probably was the start of my fabrication interest. Today, I have a metric shit-ton of tools, welding, cutting, and machine equipment. I love to build things. That's all I want to do.
I have to agree, the shop sink is a game changer. I really want to get a stainless one with a drainboard. Maybe like a used restaurant equipment piece. Also, I like your lighting setup. I've seen those lights before in another video and I thought they were scene lights for shooting video, not work lights. Currently, I have a lot of LED with areas divided as perimeter (over workbench areas) and floor. You almost cannot have too much lighting. One of the best things I did was to install a sub panel in the garage and divide off the feeds into lights, outlets split between east and west sides with breakers for each, separate 220s for welding, plasma, and machines, and one for a hard-wired compressor. I've also added roof ventilation to pull the heat out in the Summer.
We are probably going to move from So Cal when I retire in a couple of years. I told my wife I would like to buy a big shop with a little house attached. That's 'the dream.
Thanks for sharing! Sounds like quite the shop you've got! Appreciate hearing the story as well.
I had that same vise and removing a bearing from a kxf250 linkage broke one side in half. Had to go and buy a 10 ton press and a new vise. Luckily no one got hurt.
That’s an epic shop set up! Those tool box widgets look super helpful. I’ll order some up! Big props to you for seamlessly disclosing freebie/affiliate stuff! Anyhow, we need to link up and ride this summer! Either MT (maybe with Sam Schultz) or here in Bellingham. Cheers!
Appreciate it man! Still haven't ridden in Bellingham and probably need to make that happen!
Hello from Greece 🇬🇷 brother!!!😊
that was a nice looking 98 bike.
Can't wait to get it to you!!
With mini splits, just make sure you service it regularly. Keep the filter clean and it will be a great addition. But they are high maintenance and make a ton of water. Those hexagon lights a legit and can’t wait to add a set to my garage.
Thanks a ton I'll keep that in mind with the mini split!
Hello i like the video but i was wondering im 13 and tall for my age and ive never had a dirtbike before where can i find a cheap one for under like 1000$
Icon has a 3/8” electronic torque wrench for less then snap on and usually snap on trucks have a way to test your wrench to see if it’s within spec and will also send it off for you to get it calibrated just food for thought
Looks good man! If you need a good quality torque wrench, precision instruments and CDI both OEM snap on wrenches for half the price. I run precision split beams and CDI electronic torque wrenches, can't go wrong. Keep up the good work 👍
Interesting, I will look into them! Thanks!
I see the Mikaela on the bike poster 😏
Do you ever work on sport bikes? I have to do a valve adjust or hopefully just a check on my 2016 cbr1000rr and im terrified to do it.
I have a Ducati Monster I've done a decent bit of work on. I replaced timing belts last season. I also need to check valves and am also intimidated, but I think I'm going to do it this spring. One step at a time and attention to detail!
PIN THIS! Biggest tip for exhaust springs is paracoard! Works wonders and even better then a stiff spring tool for those hard too reach springs.
Care to elaborate further? Can't say I've ever had an issue with the spring puller but would like to hear more about how you use paracord!
Hey I have a dirt bike that was caught on fire and I only have the motor and the frame and the motor is taking apart their are parts missing. Can you help me rebuild it
I got on question if some brought you a bike like a kdx200 where would you start besides taking it apart?
Depends what it needs!
Great info! Which vacuum brake bleeder do you use
It's the Tusk one from Rocky Mtn
👍👍👍
What website and or program do you use on your computer to access all of your service manuals?
It varies a lot; I buy some PDFs on eBay or wherever I can find them
I am rebuilding my 2014 wr450 i was wondering what is the best piston to change it with
Wiseco!
Only thing missing is a stereo sound system !
Have a Bluetooth speaker system in the ceiling actually 🤘🏻
Remember when you got your exhaust pipe repair tool from by chance?
He said before he bought it on ebay
They're kinda hard to find anymore. Here's one: www.ebay.com/itm/201645501834?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-213727-13078-0&mkcid=2&itemid=201645501834&targetid=4580565455666026&device=c&mktype=&googleloc=&poi=&campaignid=603418346&mkgroupid=1231454026335062&rlsatarget=pla-4580565455666026&abcId=9323204&merchantid=51291&msclkid=cc0a2367d51d178e43b946a5b5c3f7f0
Hello!
Hi!
Where is the buell ?
You mean my Ducati? In my shed
How did the climate control affect the Electricity bill?
Don't know yet
Load of bullshit
Bro leave this dude alone he’s already doing more then you ever will
‼️Your username is accurate lmfao hater alert‼️
Very original that 🥱 can’t think of anything else ?