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If that hole is a drop vent for the gas you shouldn't have it covered with carpet ,so if there was a leak the gas can drop out of the living area.😊😊😊

Lovely bike always fancied one

I am so Jealous of you in your little van.... How much have you guys been drinking -

Good stuff Tim! CB400 sounds so sweet. Now, about my Blackbird Cam Chain Follower lol

On the button

It’s a credit to you I love to see restorations people just scrap things and it’s such a shame you have made it into a little beauty

Awesome vlog, thoroughly enjoyed all 4 episodes. Fair play.. You are punching above your weight, with the delightful Suzy. Good luck, ride safe.

Beautiful car! My parents owned this car back in the day. Found pictures of my parents sitting on the hood of this car and my Mom sitting in the drivers seat looking out the window in another photo. I had to search to find out what car it was and found 1946 Chevrolet model 141 then found your video! My Dad went to work for Chevrolet in Saginaw, Michigan (United States) after the war in 1945. He worked for them for 32 years building transmissions. Wish I could share my photo here. Love seeing it come to life here in your video! Love the blue paint as well!

Must be great to have a woman that shows an interest in your interests, all I have is a woman that has a phone stuck to her face 24/7 and pulls stupid faces looking at it.

Greetings, from Southwest France. Really enjoyed the series. When this bike, referred to as a '400 four' was launched mid 70s, it was a very much admired mid-range four stroke alternative to the popular two stroke Suzuki GT380 and Yam RD400. As I remember it was a relatively quiet bike, quite unique really. Congratulations to you, for getting this old classic to run and sound close to the original. Getting the tappet adjustment spot on and balancing the carbs requires patience. Impressive how practical and authentic your work is, managing to keep the costs sensible. Big Thanks to you Tim!

Happy New year Tim. Hope it's a good one for you.👍😁

Lovely bike 😊

Really enjoyed this. It's just great to see these machines brought back to life. I like the compressed air / bi-carb cleaning technique. Thanks a bunch!

What camera do you use

Very nice to buddy enjoy

Nice job on that!! Looking sweet. 😊

NICELY DONE ✔ 🙌 😊

Great honest channel here and some nice bikes you've worked on, I first saw your bandit vid as I just bought a very similar bandit ('99 600s, faired one), subbed

Wishing you a merry Christmas Tim. Hope all's well with you, hope to see some more videos from you next year.👍🎅

A job well done 👈👍👌

Hi Tim I’ve watched all your videos and really enjoyed how you do them if you make a mistake you show it. Well done on your last build and can’t wait until the next 👊🏻

I have a ‘98 bandit, had it for about 8 years, as of 2024. Fuel tank lined. Steering bearings replaced, calipers refurbished, seat recovered. All cables replaced. Did the carbs in 2023, full of bacteria. Most of my work since has been cosmetic. Wheels and pillion handles powder-coated. Currently working on the fuel cap ring/surround. Factory - Aluminium. Surface coating/paint failed, and it is corroded and stained with black spots that will not clean off. CNC in 316 stainless is a work in progress. Prototype 2 currently being 3D printed to check dimensions. I think I have it right this time. Stainless steel with machining marks (on purpose) is the desired goal.

when’s the next video mate?

Just watched your vid from 3 year ago how did it perform the air suspension have you still got your van

It's a bobby dazzler.👍

I have the C15 Romahome, identical inside to your Rascal version, happy days hay!

Top job well done! 😊

Awesome videos, but....Can you please put them in a PLAYLIST...? Thank you. It's not too bad on a desktop, although it would still be nice to have a playlist. However, on AppleTV it is *IMPOSSIBLE* to watch these in correct order as the titles get cut off. Thus, they are all just random episodes with no indication of which order they go in. If you dump them in a playlist it should take of the problem. I want to watch the whole series, probably more than once, but no playlist currently makes this impossible. Cheers

Brilliant job excellent work

That’s a beautiful bike.

Great stuff I really enjoyed watching you getting this back in the road. I'm away to buy one.

Mido 1.80 cm la cama es pequeña para 2 o no

Oh Suzie! Nice to see a classic breathing again, good work!

Hate that king n queen seat 😝

Hi. Really enjoyed watching the series. I’m currently working on my 1972 CB450 USA import. Could you let me know what size is the number plate you have on your 400/4.

I have a RHD 1946 chevy fleetmaster. Yep, gears can be a bit 'thingy' on occasion. It can get stuck in 3rd if you pull up in 3rd. Other than that it goes very well. I agree the steering is interesting. I've made some adjustments and the handling is loads better. A great car though.

Bloody hell hey lol

great video have you still got it?

Credit to you lad.

It is such a cute little van. All you need and nothing you don't. Love it

I don't know the climate your in but if it regularly rains get that little black fender of the front disc. You'll understand when you're in a real cloudburst.

Absolute beauty

Helpful tip for future leave the bike on choke longer let it warm up properly then it will tick over better. Good job on getting it running tho.

Cracking little van 👍

Genio, gracias amigo. Tengo una igual y es fantastica.

JIS is Japanese phillips head. North American Phillips strips the screws…

Nice looking classic

Awesome stuff!

Great details

childish and pathetic