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I started watching your videos after Chris at the bracket factory mentioned you (at least I think it was him). I have watched so many now that I feel like we are old mates (I might change my name to Jenkins 😅). Keep it coming it’s really interesting and entertaining 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Merci pour la vidéo (zx9r pour moi)

Great video learn how to measure the treads on the bolts to my Tarplaner which I am restoring, thank god for you tube or all this knowledge would be lost, and like most people I would think you learn faster by seeing someone do it than from a book

Hi mate I like the video but can you explain the Zorro picture ?I may be thick but I just don't. get it all the best from deepest Lancashire

excellent drill sharpening skill! was that parting tool on power feed?

Another great video you certainly know your stuff, Thanks. By the way the music playing when you where wire brushing was that The Brush Head Band from the 1960's featuring Tweed on drums? I also like strawberry creams ..sorry!

Blimey, those rear wheel bearings were a pain! All spick and span now... jolly good show Mr Tweed....

Now Stanley thinks the twin radial Rudge 594 cc will see you off on the long straights and that the Scott may have to stop to take on water i said the rider Mr Tweed was planning to stop to take on a pint of best bitter Stanley wasn't amused no sense of humor your attention to detail 110% loved the video thanks.

Got a brilliant way ov removing old tyres,an angle grinder! Couple of cuts in the side wall n there off 👍

Its in lovely condition will you race it in the TT and give Stanley a run for it lets have your starting number we will try to get some photos with the Kodak Box camera . love the bike thanks .

If you use nitrogen instead of air, your shock will stay inflated longer. With good seals, nitrogen has a slightly larger molecule.

Hello Mr Tweed, I've just subscribed to your channel and am really enjoying the content. If you haven't sourced an air filter for the Honda, Autodoc website has a list of car air filters with dimensions. Might be something suitable there.

That all went very well Allan! The bearing spacer is a bad design, it would be much better with a bore larger than the bearing, you could then drive out the bearing in the normal way, but I suppose Scott were not bothered by an event that would not happen for 50 years. Those short tyre levers have a habit of flying up hitting you between the eyes! Be careful, or use longer levers. Stay safe! Chris B.

Great job brother

You only played the music to hide the swearing getting that tyre off and on

Coffee creams are the devil's work, along with pineapple pizzas, we'll have none of that nonsense in the Penn household. Good work with the lathe, i really must move in next door to someone that owns one.

Your wire brushing music put me back years having a burn up. Nowadays a burn up has a new twist, jan/Feb are my winter heading months so burn up is the cuttings fire. I must say hedging suits my simple brain, it doesn't blow a fuse or nips an inner tube, so long as the top is straight l am happy. Scott is looking good.

Looking forward to hear it cackle Mr Tweed. Did I notice that you didn’t line up the yellow circle on the tyre with the valve? Had a lot of trouble with one o they foreign Dunlops, even with it lined up. Needed about half a pound of lead to balance!

Excellent video Alan as always 👍 will you be going in to the engine ??? if so i will be eagerly waiting. 😊😊

Those wheels look like they've been rebuilt, the chrome and spokes look really good. I'd recommend not giving Jenkins those strawberry creams or he'll end up all spotty and you'll be taking him to the obesity clinic. Nice update and takes us closer to hearing it run.

Great job Tweedy. The lathe is the heart of the workshop. Couldn't get by without it.

I hate changing tires. what was the Mexican tune ?

Excellent stuff, as always.😊

Beautiful machine work Mr Tweed

Just love the boo boo’s at the end fantastic 🤙🏼😂

Ahh yes..... a fellow Christmas tin collector! I like to put nuts, bolts, and screws that have no relationship to each other in them and immediately forget what they came from. Cheers and all the best from the USA (soon to be Canagreenmerica land)

The Yowl gets ever closer!

I hope you has your warm waistcoat on today,working in that cold workshop.keep up the good work.

Really enjoyed your video very good, nice to see you made so much with your lathe.

I never trust sealed for life bearings, pop the seals out carefully with a jewellers screwdriver, you will be horrified how little grease is in them! Grease nipple = long life, sealed for life = short life! Excellent work Mr Tweed! Phil

Nice work Allan. Really enjoying your videos. Cheers, Peter.

Great vid mate very enjoyable and well presented as always had to adjust to wide screen to get Tommy tash in beats Simon s by yards love to Mrs tweed bob

I love this channel!!! Has anyone else said that your accent and voice is very like that of the comedian Joe Wilkinson? 👍🏻