Frankenstein Bikes and a Reimagined Triumph Bonneville Scrambler | Joe's Garage Tour
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What motorcycles, builds and setup does an engineer and part time bike builder have tucked away in his collection? I do a full garage tour of Joe from @TheWurks work space.
From a Triumph Bonneville / Triumph Tiger Frankenstein bike, to a CCM / BSA / Triumph build and a Harley Davidson Sportster, this is an eye opening collection of what's possible in bike building.
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Freddy! Please pass on to Joe. The man is a legend! Top bloke.
I will do (and I agree)🙌🏻
Both are top blokes
@@simoncook7456 let Joe has he’s moment. 😒
Joe's Scrambler build is just awesome. What a machine....
I am genuinely excited to see your Bonnie back on the road. Perhaps commission a Scrambler build by Joe maybe?
You haven't been cleaning that bike every two weeks. I nearly spat my tea out 😮
It wasn't neglect, he was just letting it develop a patina. 😄
Bike is currently in three different boxes, but this spray has kept it in tip-top condition otherwise!
Dear Freddie, this is probably one of the most epic episodes we've had the opportunity to watch on this platform. Joe is without a doubt one of the most valuable gems you've come across in this motorcycling world and he's made your UA-cam page so much richer. Congratulations to you both... ✌️
Not just bikes. Looks like Joe & his wife can turn their hands to anything.
Building ✔️
Seized V8 ✔️
Feed Freddie ✔️
Guitar God✔️
Joe is what people used to be like. They did it themselves. They gave it a go. Learned on the job. They are legends. He reminds me of my grandfather - fixed caterpillar bulldozers and built their own boats because they had to. Great video Freddie
Genuinely smiling at the end of the video as you described Joe and his wife being built of sterner stuff......we need these people with "a pioneering spirit" , they push us forward as a species.
That scrambler 😍 Joes got some skills. WOW.
Absolute madness how he does this stuff🤯
The world would be a better place with more men like Joe.
Wow what an episode!
It's great to see someone acknowledge their own shortcomings and be able to offer so much praise to someone who is more the opposite. Way to keep it real Freddie. Another fun video.
Freddie your like a little kid entering the sweet shop for the first time ever.
I was freaking out!😆
Joe's scrambler build is elite and sounds great. Joe's a special person. Your Bonnie is in good hands.🍻
What an inspiring episode! I'm thrilled to see that raw mechanical engineering is still going strong in the UK. Joe, you should be very proud of yourself. Wishing you all safe and happy travels.
The Triumph is really neat looking
I am struggling for words. Joe is amazing in both personality, imagination and talent. While Freddie is a special case.
I actually remember the Bike Magazine article about Joe’s Dad’s BSA.
My go-to channel as soon as I get home. Thanks for your excellent videos🙂
Thank you so much, I’m so happy to hear it!
Same 😎👍
Great post Freddie, definitely a friendship for life with Joe, wait till you get yours back, I can't wait
I know we're here for the motorcycles, but the Laney Amp and Cab have caught my eye! 👀
oh, wow! This is what the scrambler 900 should be!
You and Monika make a pretty good team too! 121K subscribers for something you created on your own is a pretty good job!
That scrambler is beautiful👍 The man is a genius.
Joe’s scrambler build looks fantastic. It’s just right. Looks better than Triumphs version.
Joe is a dying breed of guy who has to do everything thing himself.A man who you should admire for attempting and then succeeding all he tries well done again Joe also great video Freddie.
You're Bonneville could not be in better hands Freddie. I'm really looking forward to seeing it finished.
Both are really neat motorcycles
The entertainment just keeps going up, what a team and those lovely bikes.... Nirvana
The DIYer's of the world always do the coolest things. I'm currently in the process of building a 1996 Multi Port Fuel Injected 5.7L V8 to stuff into my 1967 Chevy pickup. I do love my carburetors but I've always wanted Fuel Injection in this vehicle. I've owned the 1967 Chevy since 2007.
Ahhhhh this is brilliant!!
that custom scrambler is a thing of beauty! the bonny is in the best hands possible - so Happy Joe reached out and you agreed.
Love Joe's Scrambler, you might like to consider asking Joe to rebuild your Bonneville to the same spec ? it would be money well spent .The Harley is pretty cool too.
Joe is incredibly talented. A thoughly enjoyable video.
Brilliant vlog Freddie. Joe deserves his channel to become huge. He's a proper mechanic. Take it to bits and see how it works. I was taught the same years ago which still comes in handy nowadays. Very thorough with his explanations while working on your Bonnie. Ohh and his scrambler 😮 wow. A fantastic build 👏 👌
The look of that Triumph scrambler kind of reminds me of the XSR 700, except way more authentic!
Fantastic update and what can I say about Joe brilliant.
Awsome work by Joe! This would be a perfect opportunity to repaint the tank.
Ya absolutely!!! This is the moment to redo and customise everything!!! Joe loves the work and the content. Freddie could have a dream build forever bike.
Hmmmm… I was thinking this🎨
Freddie your reaction faces to the Bonnie scram exhaust sound was class 😂 great vid! 🤙🏻
Freddie. Of all people to talk about keeping their bike clean.... You are full of beans 😊😊
And TOTAL BS!
Wow Freddie…this channel is growing in subs exponentially…well done 👍
I know, right? When did it become >100k subs?
That’s very kind of you to say so, thank you so much!
That scrambler is stunningly beautiful.
What a fantastic episode such an interesting insight into Joe’s hobby and knowledge and so free with it as well definitely an episode to be proud of Freddie 👍🏍️🏍️
Joe is one v cool dude. Apart from the bike customisation, I’d bet money that most of his guitars have been well set up by him, with some re wiring, new pick ups, fret dressing, etc.
Fantastic video and what a modest genius Joe is! A very uplifting video with a great mix of lifestyle, tech and some riding. You both obviously get on very well.
Such a special episode
Not only is Joe an outstanding mechanic, he's got a brit iron , Fender Telecaster and a laney stack, I believe we were twins in a former life, well perhaps not the first bit but hey!
The sound of happiness... 🙂
I am absolutely enjoying this entire series with Joe. And it’s so fun to watch your reactions Freddie when you find out that bikes can be manipulated any way you want them to be. Joe”s got the heart of a customizer. And a good woman who understands that. Learn all you can from him Freddie.
How incredibly lucky you are that Joe contacted you to help you. What a guy 👍🏼
Fantastic content, Freddie tell Joe he’s amazing and that triumph is something else ❤
What a great episode!! Btw...not doing certain things yourself is not pathetic. Ever. At all. Each to his and her own. We are all of us different, with different skills, and different ways of looking at life. We just enjoy our rides and drives on bikes and in cars that we know have been looked after by folk that know what they're doing!! :)
Like the preaching on cleaning. The boniville was filthy!!!
I built my own extension my self and it’s the best bit of my house
31 min video now that's a v day gift for sure ❤❤
I hope you enjoy it!
Wow awesome episode and that scrambler is the coolest bike ever made
Thanks🙌🏻 Isn’t it!🖤🏍️
Isn’t she!
I remember that article. Was it in “Bike” magazine? That really takes me back. 🙂👍
hey Joe ..you look and sound more relaxed with Freddie..cool..great garage Joe....
GT85 compared to ACF-50 is the corner shop, rollercola equivalent of proper Coca Cola. One of my bikes was SORNed in March last year with a coating of ACF before having a cover over it outside. There is no sign of rust on it after 11 months, and you know what our weather has been over the last year.
I was thinking as I have ACF50 in the garage. And always was happy with the results.Should I buy GT85?
How I would love the ability to maintain bikes in this way.
I can’t imagine after seeing his work how absolutely excited you must be knowing that he’s rebuilding your Bonnie. It’s going to be awesome.
Everyone needs a mate like Joe.
This video is the epitome of why Motorbikes are my passion ! Great stuff 👏
Great video, theres not many people like Joe left unfortunately. I do love GT85, though it did get me into trouble when I went into an office at work and exclaimed how nice the smell was and a lady said it was her perfume, I replied it smells just like my garage. In my defence GT85 does have a vanilla smell and was just like her perfume😂
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Obviously a woman not understanding what a turn that would be for many men.
Truly captivating watch. I have a friend who can do anything, cars, bikes, built two houses, built his kids a house each. Left school at 14 no quals. Retired as a Microsoft engineer. No formal training on hands on work just self taught. Would love to be like that. I do diy but often feel out my depth. I have just rebuilt my first brake calipers for my car but am too scared to fit in case they fail. All done off u tube. This collaboration is so stimulating. I cannot wait to see your bonneville fixed. Joe is an amazing fellah and so glad you hooked up. We cant all keep out bikes mint, they are for riding too. As well as being a mechanic, however you can learn a bit Freddy. Not everyone wants to and I have been in the position of wishing I hadn’t started something. It’s at home, it’s apart, everything is seized, don’t have tools, no welder. Call the garage 😮😮
Joe deserves to be employed by someone to build modified/custom bikes. His eye for detail and engineering skills are unreal. Wow, just wow. You lucked out there Freddie.
I had a few 90s Sportsters ,that sound took me back ,they felt alive .❤
What a smashing bloke Joe is, and smart too👍
Joe is a truly amazing guy. Just wow!
🇺🇸 Thanks Freddie for the reminder and advice! Honda recommends that I use their own brand of cleaning spray for my Rebel CMX1100 DCT. I have two cans of it and I am going out to the garage now and give my bike a real good going over! Absolutely outstanding video, and Joe is simply phenomenal! 👏✌️👍
I LOVE the Rebel 1100!🔥 Happy cleaning🧽
@@FreddieDobbs Thank you! I purchased my bike last August from a dealer and it’s a 2022 model year, and it had only 1224 miles on the clock! I got a tremendous deal on it and the dealership threw in a $450 Memphis Shades Batwing fairing with windscreen at no additional charge! I am totally in love with my bike and it’s a keeper for life. Freddie, just please keep the outstanding videos coming, I’m starting to get addicted to your channel!! 👏👍
That purple on the Harley is gorgeous. The man takes in a Harley among Triumphs and Hondas, AND the neighbour’s cat. He must be an angel or saint or something. LOL 🍻🍻🍻
Brilliant episode Freddie and Joe. Joe's bikes are excellent and i love what he has achieved.
Joe is peak engineer. Total respect.
Joe and Emily are the kind of people you need as neighbours,top couple 👍
When I started riding Vespas at 15, when I would pay a local home mechanic to do anything, I’d go and watch or assist and learned a lot! You might want to get down there when he’s doing the heavy work and learn a little DIY!
Had a custom 1100 sportster with drag pipes...used to set off every car alarm I passed by...😀😂
Great program again
Not only has joe got passion he has grit and determination, your in excellent hands..
What a guy to know....topman that Joe 👏
The skills and aptitudes of Joe and those of his ilk, are passed on down the generations. I don't claim to be as skilled and knowledgable as Joe, but I recognise similiar traits in myself. My dad was a very capable guy. He installed two central heating systems in houses we lived in when I was growing-up, he also re-wired them completely and made fitted cupboards and wardrobes for the bedrooms. He wasn't a heating engineeer or a plumber or a joiner. He served an apprenticeship as an electrician before developing an interest in aviation and becoming a radio operator, then a flight navigator and eventually flying for thirty years as a commercial pilot. Those routes are simply not available to kids growing-up these days. You're told to specialise at an early age, then if you don't stick to your limited range of career options, you may end up spending years floundering, looking for your true vocation. The point I'm making here is, my dad instilled in me from an early age that it's entirely possible to do any of those jobs yourself. He showed me the basics of handling all manner of tools. I assisted him doing some of the jobs around the house. He advised me how to go about various jobs on my first serious bicycle. He'd been an avid cyclist himself and later a motorcyclist. I was lucky to have such a mentor. I think the moral of this tale is; start young, accept guidence, then follow your own interests wherever that takes you. Never assume you know it all, there'll always be people that will know way more than you do. But find a niche, then make your mark. Joe has done just that with his remarkable shed. I'm old enough to remember reading the Alan Cathcart article about Joe's fathers CCM. What a lovely tribute to a childhood memory and dream to have made his own version of this very special bike.
You're right, it could take years to find your true vocation but there is such a vast amount of jobs out there, it is inevitable that you will take years. That's why you have to go down one direction and then find your own way in the direction you really want to go down.
I suppose it does help if your parents are hands-on and can pass those skills down but if you are practical minded, that really doesn't really matter. My Dad didn't really have a clue about DIY and had trouble even wiring a plug but I've always been practical, mending, making things, right from an early age and is why I went into mechanical engineering and from that I have learnt many other skills. So much so that I almost never get any trade in to do jobs for me. I have never taken my cars or bikes to a garage and I have completely renovated and extended many houses, doing all my own work, be it plumbing, heating, electrics, bricklaying, plastering, roofing, joinery, almost everything, as well as mending anything mechanical that is broken. If the will and determination is there, then it can all be learnt if you are that way inclined and the satisfaction of what you have achieved is priceless, plus the money you have saved is always a bonus as well.
As your bike is completely stripped down you should definitely consider a scrambleresque modification. If Joe’s willing, for not a lot of investment apart from time. Joe could transform your Bonnie into keeper. Would be an amazing story: from scrap heap to unique Bonnie that you’ll cherish for ever.
Great video. Love that built scrambler. Freddie, your bike is in good hands. But, you really must take the time in your life to work with someone like Joe to rebuild a motorbike. It will enrich your life beyond belief.
Scramblers lovely!
Another great video look forward to seeing the next stages of the bonnie and seeing what you have planned next and joe is certainly an intresting guy, man of many talents 👍
Fantastic video joe is a legend
Been waiting for this one!!! Freddie who woukd have thought yiur bike breaking down would be such a blessing!!! Joe is going to give youna new bike. Please consider putting some wider tyres on the new bonny. Woukd look fab with the new bars. ❤❤❤❤
It does feel like everything’s fallen beautifully in place thanks to Joe🙌🏻
What a fantastic video! Joe is brilliant, I'm so happy that he's bringing your Bonnie back to life. I myself recently bought a Bonnie t100. It's a 2007 that has been sitting in a garage for almost 10 years. I did get it running last week, still waiting on parts to make the Bonnie roadworthy again. I definitely want to do a scrambler out of my Bonnie. Joe's scrambler is perfect. As someone that's been riding dual sports for my entire life, the scrambler will allow me to still go off road but give me more comfort on road. Freddie, have you ever thought about visiting the USA? Would love for you and Monica to visit. Anyway thanks for your amazing video's and can't wait for you to be back on the Bonnie. Ride safe.
That’s a brilliant project you have in the making! We should be in the USA in September, I cannot wait🇺🇸
@@FreddieDobbs Thank you. Oh that's fantastic 👌👍
Obviously you haven’t seen Joe’s video showing how dirty your Bonnie was 😂😂😂😂
My dad called me up after Joe’s recent video to tell me I’m a disgrace the way I look after my bike. I’ve been getting abuse from all areas!😆
@@FreddieDobbsquite rightly
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Alls well that ends well Freddie
Joe is a top man, clearly does good work, I bet Freddie can’t wait to get his bike back.
Very cool bike
I've got them handlebars on my Royal Enfield interceptor, best thing I done was to have these, much more of a comfortable ride , you'll enjoy it Freddie
This is music to my ears, I’m really glad to hear this!
Freddie, thank you again for introducing us to Joe!
Excellent content!! really can not wait to see/ hear it finished now!! 👍🏍🏍👍
Well done Joe and Freddy, a class video, Joe and Emily a lovely couple. The bulldog spirit is still alive an inspiration to us all. Beautiful bikes. Thank you.
yo dude you missed out the biggest part about riding his bike was you smiling 😁😁😎, his dad would be well proud off him and his work he done 😎
Very true!🙂
A lot of my Dads mates busted their ankles kicking high compression bikes over.
Ill only kick start a bike with full boots on.
Great video as ever.
The end product is going to be amazing. It will be well worth the wait! As for Joe and Emily; you are quite right. A different breed entirely. Beautiful people and a beautiful video.
It’s all coming together …. On how clever and inspirational that Joe is with his father as his spark ! …… just brilliant .
That Freddie was the best yet ! Trust in Joe, you will end up with a bike for life, and truly customised, adapted to your vision your riding the way that customising evolves. Question.. Dave Calderwood whose articles I used to read? Nice stable Joe.
Thanks George!🙌🏻 I’ll try and find out about Dave🙂
Joes Triumph is an absolute Belter !
Superb piece of machinery, I could only dream of having those skills.
Don’t loose the faith mate there are plenty of us who are the same as you not knowing what we are doing without a copy of a Haynes manual I could not do a thing without them I have a large collection over the different bikes I have had I’m now riding a Yamaha XT 500 single cylinder real old school just like me as an OAP
Thanks Bizzie🙌🏻 The XT500- I LOVE the look of these!
Ah Freddie my hubby is the same as joe , its normal to me to have bikes everywhere and a shed full of bikes even have two bikes in our house and that is a story on its own , i knew you were taking the Michael whrn you were cleaning the bike at the beginning of the vid , but love you all the same, you are a breath of fresh air Freddie and from a women's point if view you are awesome
@trenaallen1613 I hear this, with Joe I have had bike parts all over the house, even in the oven and in the dishwasher... there's no end. I always tell myself he could have worse hobbies I'm just not sure what they are anymore 😂
That is one of the best Scrambler builds that i‘ve seen so far. Absolut stunning! The modern mixed with classic, absolut beautiful. 👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩
That Triumph is absolutely spot on 👌🏻