A little tip I wish someone had given me when I was your age, don't apologize for things you haven't done and don't belittle your work at the end of the videos, it sets a negative seed in peoples mind, your work is good and I have enjoyed all your videos, when I was younger I found it hard to acknowledge my work and wanted it to do the talking, but a little self promotion isn't a bad thing, like I say it's a tip from someone who like your videos and not a put down.
thanks for that man im glad to hear the other side of things. im just trying to be carful and not turn into another know it all "youtuber" when im just having fun. that was really good advice i needed thank you!
Leaflee makes a great point. I think the video shows great work! It was fun watching. (Now if you made videos like mine....well, apologizing would be in order . CZcams constantly asks me for apologies for messing up their platform. Suffice it to say ol Mr. Al Gorythm dreads it when I hit upload ).
I agree on moving the engine forwards, don`t like gaps like that. I do like how you talk everything through. You are giving lots of consideration to all aspects of this build, and I am sure it will reflect in the final design.
Greetings from London. I really enjoy your videos from the machining and building engines to your own bike project. Your Enfield Interceptor project sounds good as well, when can we see the first installment? Looking forward to seeing your finished Triumph motor for your own bike, you did some radical case finishing and it looks almost pre-unit.
Thank you very much! im excited for it all to come together! im hoping to take a break from the triumph and do the RE chop job next month... i hope lol
That front ends looks amazing. I love that nacelle headlight. I've never been a fan of Z bars but whatever you use will look good. Do you know what kind of gas tank you'll be using?
Thanks 👍 for the gas tank i have a friend Chris redmond he is Arrow Manufacturing doing some super crazy stuff that i really hope works out.... thats all i can say for now haha
the hub is from a late 50s RE Constellations! i did a lot of wheels in school its not for me lol my buddy is quick and loves it so it the way to go for me
A little tip I wish someone had given me when I was your age, don't apologize for things you haven't done and don't belittle your work at the end of the videos, it sets a negative seed in peoples mind, your work is good and I have enjoyed all your videos, when I was younger I found it hard to acknowledge my work and wanted it to do the talking, but a little self promotion isn't a bad thing, like I say it's a tip from someone who like your videos and not a put down.
thanks for that man im glad to hear the other side of things. im just trying to be carful and not turn into another know it all "youtuber" when im just having fun. that was really good advice i needed thank you!
Leaflee makes a great point. I think the video shows great work! It was fun watching.
(Now if you made videos like mine....well, apologizing would be in order . CZcams constantly asks me for apologies for messing up their platform. Suffice it to say ol Mr. Al Gorythm dreads it when I hit upload ).
HAHAHA!!
it looks really good. No need to be humble . your approach always leads to a great end result.
I appreciate that! thank you!
I agree on moving the engine forwards, don`t like gaps like that. I do like how you talk everything through. You are giving lots of consideration to all aspects of this build, and I am sure it will reflect in the final design.
thanks man! i feel like i ramble but if it helps to find the end result its worth talking out loud
Greetings from London. I really enjoy your videos from the machining and building engines to your own bike project. Your Enfield Interceptor project sounds good as well, when can we see the first installment? Looking forward to seeing your finished Triumph motor for your own bike, you did some radical case finishing and it looks almost pre-unit.
Thank you very much! im excited for it all to come together! im hoping to take a break from the triumph and do the RE chop job next month... i hope lol
That front ends looks amazing. I love that nacelle headlight. I've never been a fan of Z bars but whatever you use will look good. Do you know what kind of gas tank you'll be using?
Thanks 👍 for the gas tank i have a friend Chris redmond he is Arrow Manufacturing doing some super crazy stuff that i really hope works out.... thats all i can say for now haha
I've laced up many bicycle wheels.....how much harder is doing a motorcycle wheel? tHanks for an interesting video
no not so much the only important thing is many have offsets
Great stuff. Your front wheel is a double drum? From which bike is the front end? Lacing wheels is fairy ease give it a try. Keep up the good work. 👍
the hub is from a late 50s RE Constellations! i did a lot of wheels in school its not for me lol my buddy is quick and loves it so it the way to go for me