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I have been using zip ties to help change bicycle tires for years now.

Good job on the internals! Now about that cap latch and seal...

BJ rescuing backyard DIY'rs from ourselves 1 video at a time. Thanks bud! Quick question: I was given a tubeless replacement tire for my bike, but the current tire is running a tube: how hard is it to mount a valve for a tubeless tires and/or should I just put the extra tube I already have inside the new tire and use it like a tubeless tire?

I must have missed something. What did he do to piss off so many people?

Awesome I want your life!;)😂

Mi love honda CB

Nice❤

Buy removable zip-ties or learn how to pick the locking clip with small screwdriver or blade to reuse the whole zip-tie for future use. Cheers

Greetings von Germany :-). I give you a Like and an Abo. Please give the nice Dog a Bone :-) ^^

Dont mind the mean comments. Like any backseat drivers, theyre in the backseat for a reason. Keep up the good work man. 👌👍

The attention to detail makes me smile

Its easy to unlock zip ties with a pic so you don't have to cut them.

Nice job salvaging the front brake parts and straightening those forks! On the 74 CB750 that I salvaged out of a shed my front master and caliper were similar and I just never thought to save them, so I replaced them with aftermarket parts. Really like that chopper! Hard to believe the stock pipes are still on there. Can imagine how many folks watching this channel would love to have those on their bike!

From my hideout in S/E Asia, I get a very real sense of what you do to be replicated here, although not to your high standards. Local workmanship has always appealed to me, and they've kept my CB's alive and well, although a shortage of original parts means borrowing and adapting. It's a pleasure to sit and watch your work as the monsoon barrels in at 4:00pm

Great tip! And the silicone idea even better...

Zap it with a 24v charger, it will look new inside the tank when your done 12-24 hours using just water, some people say add a little salt....

Will this work on the more modern tires like the Shinko 712's?

Whats up with Honda 6 in line?

K&L is the best!

if the vehicle is already registered in your name you can apply for a title in your name since you have the registration paper stating you own it. if you dont have it registered then you should have done it by now if you planned on driving said vehicle. for now vermont has reversed all of this. the state plans on implementing this sometime later bjt for now the loophole is still in effect

But there are people who ride that can't have a smile on their face, unless, they're riding the latest and greatest and will turn their nose up to someone enjoying an old school chopper. Nice job bringing it back and making it safe. KEEP ON SMILING AND RIDE SAFE OUT THERE BJ!

Great Love the old 70's chopper style

I have a 1965 160 Honda I would like to try to find some parts for it like gas cap and just just a little stuff like filters for the carburetors

You take me to a body shop they will wash the gas out of the tank and they will mount it down to a table and they will put a g90 on it it's a welder it was a little bar on there with a claw goes on there and it's like a jerk ball it'll pull that dent out God had to do some grinding when they get done all that but it won't look that bad when they get done with it you won't believe how it looks it looks like a brand new tank you had to repaint that tank

Good job on the forks BJ.

I'd be more worried about the chrome plating being worn off the fork tubes than the bend. That's going to just chew up those new fork seals.

The content is so much better when you add some adventure. Now do a grand on them after a wee makeover.

very cool

You have a vapor blaster!?! I want one.

A little help, have a 1984 Honda VT750 which I have been getting back on the road, have replaced the front tyre as was perished , the back tyre isn't perished but is 11 yrs old, should I replace it ??

Loved this!

Impressive job on the forks!

Steppenwolf dude. at least 4 bars.

I am not a chopper guy but that thing is cool

I've riding bikes for over 40 years now and have never ridden a chopper, actually never even ridden a bike with ape hangers for that matter. Probably never will, but would be fun to try. rsm8

I love this old school chopper. Can't wait to see a road trip with it!

I would suggest a 4 into 2 exhaust.

Greal lookin chopper Mr BJ, didn't see Clyde on the back🦍

It’s not really a full on chopper with that rake, but none the less it’s a very cool old bike 👍🏻 I wonder, why didn’t you guys clean the rims and spokes on it? I like this style video BJ, you were right 🫵🏻👍🏻😁

I never do stuff like modifying my gas tank at home, that's what the field behind my house is for.

this worst ugly wrong handlebar need take off and fight to trash and add genuine style bar. only idiot use this style ugly worst bar.

totally amateur bleeding system, lot better use vacuum pump and bottle sure all air suck out off system , lot easy and lot fasten and sure safety system than old style manual shit bleed.

Where do you get the start switch? I'd like to install one on my Sportster and possibly my KZ 750 chopper

Lol. That thing screams 🎶"... Borrrrrn toooo beeeee wiiiillllddd!!!" 🎶

Great job BJ that front brake system was a real mess 😊

It must been in the shade for a long time 😲 you think 🤔

The custom version was nicer, better handling than the normal cx but less popular due to price. It was £1320 in 1979 and the normal was £1120. Even now, it's a fantastic soft tourer.

You should have cleaned the wheels when you changed the tires.

the coolest motorcycles to convert into Cafe Racer.