Making the Hardtail - Honda Shadow Bobber Build | Ep. 2

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  • Опубліковано 13 лип 2018
  • Today, we chop the frame and weld in the hard tail
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  • @DOITWITHDAN
    @DOITWITHDAN  6 років тому +182

    Hey, if you like this video, I’ll be all like “hey that’s pretty neat!”

    • @lil_pat_2118
      @lil_pat_2118 6 років тому +1

      dan how many times you said T.J made the lady fall in the life alert ad. but nioce vid. bitch...

    • @mannydcbianco
      @mannydcbianco 6 років тому +3

      Hey I liked this video. Isn't that neat?

    • @diogoantunes8085
      @diogoantunes8085 6 років тому

      great video, jackass, have a bad one, and stay stupid forever :)

    • @drewalsup9200
      @drewalsup9200 6 років тому

      I like what you are doing Dan you freakin Dude

    • @toyotasprintertrueno8464
      @toyotasprintertrueno8464 6 років тому +1

      Heckin heckity heck i like that motorized bicycle

  • @MtnDewMonkey3
    @MtnDewMonkey3 6 років тому +90

    I work with tube bending and welding every day for work and it looks like you have done a lot of research. Just a quick tip to help you in the long run, when grinding/sanding the paint off of the tube to get to the bare metal for a better weld penetration I would recommend using a wire wheel on the grinder instead of using the sander. It will speed up the process a lot, in the time it takes to sand one tube with the sander you could be done with all 4 in that time with a wire wheel on a grinder. Plus when your done welding, touch it up with the wire wheel and it shines the metal right up. For the most part your doing great, after time you will learn these little tips and tricks to help save some time.

    • @risharddaniels1762
      @risharddaniels1762 6 років тому

      MntDew Monkey3 thanks a lot bud

    • @v3kk0
      @v3kk0 6 років тому +1

      Maybe cover up the chrome when your welding close to it aswel? cant see the sparks/spatter doing it any good unless your re chroming it or painting it, not heckling your doing great and i cant wait to see the fin product!! love from the uk

    • @mrastleysghost
      @mrastleysghost 6 років тому

      I've always had trouble with wire wheels taking paint off in a timely manner... We use these rubber pads with fiber 30 or 60 grit discs in the shop I work at, and they work like a charm

    • @fredsanford4116
      @fredsanford4116 5 років тому

      I would have went to the plumbing supply and got some sandpaper strips.you know the rolls about a inch and a half wide.cleaned it right up.

    • @Caferacertoronto
      @Caferacertoronto 3 роки тому

      should i use the mig welder with the argon ? or just flux core wire? for this type of build

  • @kakarote2277
    @kakarote2277 5 років тому +5

    Your explanation of each setup that you do, is awesome. You have explained more to me in two videos than the so called "experts" ever have. I'm a 57 yr old ex aircraft builder/ modifier. Well done young man.
    You just made my build alot easier.
    👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @mannydcbianco
    @mannydcbianco 6 років тому +248

    I just had this conversation with the wife a few days ago:
    Wife: I was talking to you earlier but you didn't answer.
    Me: When?
    Wife: When you were in your office.
    Me: I've been in my office all day, I didn't hear you.
    Wife: You were listening to that Dorito Dan guy.
    Me: ..what?
    Wife: Dorito Dan, the guy with the motorcycles on your UA-cam.
    Me: Bwaaahahaha! His name is Do it with Dan, honey. LOL.
    Wife: I like Dorito Dan better.

  • @cmlovejr
    @cmlovejr 6 років тому +34

    For someone that claims to not be very mechanically inclined or smart, you sure seem to Do pretty good work. You must just be halla lucky I guess. Lookin good so far. Love the channel too keep up the good work!

  • @tristinburgess4806
    @tristinburgess4806 6 років тому +10

    Dan this is absolutely great. honestly man iv been watching since you were Brown and to see how far you have came as a person and as a content creator is astonishing. I'm really glad that youtube hasn't changed you over the years. Keep up the great work!!

  • @dieselrotor
    @dieselrotor 5 років тому

    This is where I love My TIG. Having a ton of fun watching this. Can't wait to start My build next spring.

  • @danb8766
    @danb8766 6 років тому

    I did a shadow 8 years ago but I went off the deep end . full hardtail top and bottom rails , single backbone for high mount Harley tank, builders neck and bearings for Harley narrow glide forks. Deleted most of the coolant hoses and had coolant running through the frame/neck brace from the heads to the radiator. Way to much work lol I'd keep it simple if I built another one...lol. Oah and I took out 8° of rake it was a killer low maintenance bike that absolutely loved the corners with the derake. When I did mine no one else could see the potential of these bikes. Keep it up.

  • @dane1able
    @dane1able 4 роки тому

    Dan thank you. This is something that I've always wanted to do but have little knowledge on bikes. I appreciate your channel its kept my head in the right place a time or two and inspired me to try two wheels. I've not had great luck with bikes so far so I'm trying to pick a chassis to become familiar with (magna/shadow) to bob that i won't have to worry about. Someday i hope i get to meet you and ride with you.

  • @QMAXIMUS
    @QMAXIMUS 6 років тому

    This has got to be one of my favorite things you do on your channel. Love the build series Dan, keep up the good work asswipe .

  • @usMarinecuv902
    @usMarinecuv902 6 років тому +11

    HELL YEAH!! I was bored and was watching random Harley straight pipe videos.

  • @jpgnade1077
    @jpgnade1077 6 років тому +1

    My uncle is trying to sell me his shadow and now I'm REALLY considering it and doing this!!! Looks awesome, hurry on the next episode!!! Lmao, keep up the badass content

  • @BrainWaveBeats808
    @BrainWaveBeats808 6 років тому +1

    Dude you made hella good progress and I like the build series. It makes me wanna go buy a welder and fab stuff up. Thanks for the awesome vids. Keep up the good work!

  • @armyvet4239
    @armyvet4239 5 років тому

    Awesome build, bro. Makes me want to get back into building bikes and riding again. Brings back alot of memories with my own 2012 Shadow Spirit build. That was a really good bike too. I don't care what anyone says about metric bikes. I love them. My build came out beautiful. Got a lot of compliments. When I was done, you couldn't even tell it was a Honda. Looked and sounded like a Harley. Wish I could send you some photos. Great job!

  • @calebluvrolltide
    @calebluvrolltide 6 років тому

    Congrats bro! You got a lot of work done within a short amount of time. I really appreciate the amount of work you put in purely for the entertainment of your fans! Thanks to you I get to chill here in my pajamas and learn about building a bike :D

  • @Galian6686
    @Galian6686 6 років тому

    It makes me unreasonably happy to see part of an FZ8 on this bike! Love my 8.

  • @justinhindle5948
    @justinhindle5948 6 років тому +2

    Been waiting for another video on the shadow keep up the great work dan

  • @fire1937
    @fire1937 6 років тому

    Badass man. Thanks for taking the time to explain things as you go to!

  • @pandamanpro
    @pandamanpro 6 років тому

    Wow I learned so much about tube bending today... Thanks Dan!

  • @FranfortFamilyAutoAreCheats
    @FranfortFamilyAutoAreCheats 6 років тому +1

    I've been checking everyday for this

  • @1996Takis1996
    @1996Takis1996 6 років тому +1

    Dude you're really going at it like a boss. I knew you knew your way around some tools, but that's really pro work you're doing here. Also, the editing in this video rocked.

    • @strentin13
      @strentin13 Рік тому

      professional work? Cut the tube out of the plate, and insert one of a smaller section!? Regardless of the quality of the metal...it will be🤔

  • @pecosrider5733
    @pecosrider5733 6 років тому +1

    TJ is a sick site I've been waiting for a exhaust I like to go back on discount

  • @Retrofordguy
    @Retrofordguy 6 років тому

    Need more build action really enjoy it good work man!!

  • @matthewrivas7832
    @matthewrivas7832 6 років тому +5

    Dan my man I don’t know why but while I was watching your video, I had this thought, I love you, you’re one of my favorite UA-camrs even tho I don’t ride motorcycles, I like watching your videos, I wanna be able to do the things you do (ride nice cars and motorcycles and customize them, but I’m a broke private in the army haha)

  • @backyardbraaapn1017
    @backyardbraaapn1017 5 років тому

    Excellent video brother. Keep up the great work

  • @colubrinedeucecreative
    @colubrinedeucecreative 4 роки тому

    Well done man! Thanks for the shared knowledge and experience!

  • @troym541
    @troym541 6 років тому

    this series has me hyped

  • @bornonfire452
    @bornonfire452 6 років тому +5

    Im liking the Bobber and the build yr doing awesome👍

  • @big_air_jer9768
    @big_air_jer9768 6 років тому

    Dan you should think about just relocating the bar hand controls like the starter, blinkers, headlight etc. Just put them on the frame shrouds or wherever with switches and push button. Really cleans up the bars and makes it look way better imo.

  • @BNBMoto
    @BNBMoto Рік тому

    Great work man love this build !

  • @eeezeejs
    @eeezeejs 6 років тому

    Looking pretty dope already man.

  • @cbr5504
    @cbr5504 6 років тому

    The most relaxing welding clip

  • @HotDogBunN2YG
    @HotDogBunN2YG 5 років тому +5

    Listen to this guy "sending off for powder coating" i remember when this guy was in his apartment garage rattle canning his magna and plasti dipping his bmw lol

  • @chrishuff9789
    @chrishuff9789 6 років тому

    Love what you did with the bike

  • @chrismiller4364
    @chrismiller4364 6 років тому

    LOVE this series

  • @billdubya9626
    @billdubya9626 6 років тому

    That angle cube thing is effing brilliant!!

  • @rogueridergotv6742
    @rogueridergotv6742 6 років тому

    I have a 1984 Honda Shadow 500 and they look badass as bobbers

  • @bushcraft908
    @bushcraft908 6 років тому

    Great vid as always. I think a portaband would be a great buy for you if your gonna keep building frames like these

  • @sondrewestrum3445
    @sondrewestrum3445 6 років тому

    Really like these videos, its nice with a change of pase👍

  • @dnice4431
    @dnice4431 6 років тому

    Lmao I had just mentioned tj you in a message that's awesome you found him. His products are great I have the backdraft slash cut exhaust from him and the rear fender and sissy bar.

  • @rustbucketgarage
    @rustbucketgarage 6 років тому

    Bad ass video and build Dan keep up the grate work👍👍

  • @Ekorslk
    @Ekorslk 6 років тому

    I’m on the same bout with my shadow too bro. You just gave me confidence to hartail it lol I got the monostrut on there right now

  • @josephsantos6316
    @josephsantos6316 2 роки тому

    Great job brother keep up the good work 👍

  • @jdm80sbaby
    @jdm80sbaby 6 років тому

    tip on the large allen key... if you have a nut that fits that hex in your spare nuts and bolts drawer. weld it to a piece of bar. boom special tool for removing the axle :)

  • @SOET914
    @SOET914 6 років тому

    Giving me some knowledge to take my shadow 750 to the next level represent my dude!!!

  • @ecrusch
    @ecrusch 3 роки тому

    I'm pickin up a tip or two just by watching.
    Thanks man.

  • @nimj1234
    @nimj1234 6 років тому +26

    I ain't been this early since you weren't brown.

  • @JohnfaceMoto
    @JohnfaceMoto 6 років тому +2

    Velocity stacks, jet kit and jockey shift/ foot clutch kit from TJ would be great, thanks!

  • @ferrononferro3941
    @ferrononferro3941 5 років тому

    i like this serie. thanks, really cool!!!

  • @mikerezni
    @mikerezni 3 роки тому

    great video man

  • @CyberZ0ne
    @CyberZ0ne 6 років тому +1

    Subbed, im building a Virago 535 bobber atm, love watching for inspiration! BTW anyone ever told you you look like Michael Buble!

  • @stagz1358
    @stagz1358 6 років тому

    In with a like b4 i watched keep up ur good work cheers for the vids from the uk

  • @upsidedowndog1256
    @upsidedowndog1256 6 років тому

    The elastic property is called springback. The plug weld is a rosette weld. Nice job bending the tubing. Just sell FZ8 links, instant reversible hardtail as most people do not want a hardtail!

  • @GRAFFDEMON
    @GRAFFDEMON 5 років тому

    I don't know shit about motorcycle mechanics but I love this series. I've always wanted a shadow 650 to chop into a 70s style frisco beast. One day.

  • @rolandcunington9447
    @rolandcunington9447 6 років тому

    Great teacher thanks for the tips mate

  • @JOERIDERPNWRYDR
    @JOERIDERPNWRYDR 6 років тому

    love it so far. nice pipe bender much cheaper than the $15,000 hydraulic version

  • @jeremyprice5966
    @jeremyprice5966 6 років тому

    I have 2007 Shadow Spirit 750DC. Only has about 2000 miles on it. I’d love to talk to you about the bike. I’ve had it stored for years so it needs a few things like battery, carbs cleaned, contacts on handle bar controls cleaned, fluids changed, nothing major. Anyways, I might have a proposition for you if you’re interested at all. Regardless, I always enjoy your vids, and can’t wait to see how this project turns out!

  • @witeloken
    @witeloken 10 місяців тому

    The music in the vid, amazing

  • @TheThailand101
    @TheThailand101 6 років тому

    Good job dude👌

  • @user-ft6nr2ho9g
    @user-ft6nr2ho9g 6 років тому

    Thank you dan! You did me a learn

  • @uzairzarry8691
    @uzairzarry8691 5 років тому

    Such a talent 👍🏻❤️

  • @abcanimal
    @abcanimal 5 років тому

    Quick tip: instead of an OEM link, get adjustable links so you can lower or heighten the ride height as much as you want.

  • @M1R00TJ3
    @M1R00TJ3 6 років тому

    lookin good man

  • @asyouratty13
    @asyouratty13 6 років тому

    That was pretty interesting & the footage was clear & in focus, keep at it....DWDildo

  • @NickBennett6
    @NickBennett6 6 років тому

    That welding bit segment was pretty

  • @matthewp117
    @matthewp117 6 років тому

    Hey that's pretty neat!

  • @WFO.Ian.30
    @WFO.Ian.30 Рік тому

    Ahh just got my first bike like two months ago. Same shadow as this. Figured I’d come back and watch some old Dan content

  • @thegreatone582
    @thegreatone582 6 років тому +2

    you looked beat man.!! I Know a big glass of milk really helps after a hard day welding. it help neutralize all the harmful vapors you breath in and just helps after welding!!!! as always great video thanks. have a great day

  • @neilharp5496
    @neilharp5496 6 років тому

    I used a chisel for the Alan key for the front tire. The handle fit perfect

  • @toola2619
    @toola2619 6 років тому

    Hey, the music you had in this video was pretty neat! Good job on all the cutting n shit

  • @fatboy2338
    @fatboy2338 6 років тому

    Great stuff

  • @Randy__Marsh
    @Randy__Marsh 6 років тому

    hey that’s pretty neat!

  • @marqtaylor8291
    @marqtaylor8291 6 років тому

    Got me a Bobber build myself,Nuthin fancy cause i don't have access to stuff the way you guys got but i try.Re-doing a 96 VT1100

  • @dalvinsingh
    @dalvinsingh 3 роки тому

    Nice work bro n stay safe ya, god bless u,,.

  • @BarterBales
    @BarterBales 6 років тому

    hey that's pretty neat!

  • @zaid-je5es
    @zaid-je5es 2 роки тому

    Satisfied video thank you

  • @tomislavlulic9330
    @tomislavlulic9330 6 років тому

    Liked it before I even watched it!!

  • @Motonewbrider
    @Motonewbrider 6 років тому

    You got skillzzzzzz 👍

  • @pcol2915
    @pcol2915 6 років тому

    You're pretty fucking neat Dan. Thanks for all your content man.

  • @insiditious6203
    @insiditious6203 3 роки тому

    That shirt is dope af

  • @boone7075
    @boone7075 6 років тому

    Good work kid

  • @keepinitwheel5920
    @keepinitwheel5920 6 років тому

    Good job man :)

  • @ChangGangBam
    @ChangGangBam 6 років тому

    If you ran a grade 8 bolt or even stainless through those plug weld holes and torqued then down tight enough where the outer tube crushed it self to the inner tube I wonder if the joint would be stronger considering there isn’t any play in it anymore

  • @ThatLadMitch
    @ThatLadMitch 6 років тому

    Wait a sec, do you own this workshop? I havent watched in quite a while but im loving this build.

  • @sinrone420
    @sinrone420 2 роки тому

    I know this a older video, but great I'm glad I ran into it. Does anyone know how long was the tube and how many in before you make the bend? I currently building one and would like to do as much as possible my self.

  • @baleanueduard4872
    @baleanueduard4872 6 років тому

    Heyyyyy that’s pretty gooooooooooooood

  • @jimdaniels3542
    @jimdaniels3542 5 років тому

    For that big Hex wrench you can take a long bolt and bend it 90 degrees. I think it's 17 mm. Bolt is maybe a Buck or less. Wrench if you can find one is probably 8-10 bucks

  • @zanecrocker9091
    @zanecrocker9091 5 років тому

    Dan I'm watching this build for inspiration on my build do you still have those cut-off rearset of pegs and that piece of metal so I can weld it up to make it my front foot controls on my 175 bobber

  • @DaveCraineAccidentalAquarist
    @DaveCraineAccidentalAquarist 6 років тому

    You should show up for Chase’s bobber WBR episodes. Lil’ friendly competition 👍🏼👍🏼😎

  • @basbone8592
    @basbone8592 6 років тому

    This classical music is perfect.

  • @nicho4031
    @nicho4031 4 роки тому

    Beautiful large GTR shirt

  • @Z4G.
    @Z4G. 6 років тому +1

    Aye dan. Ever tried dip or snus dude?
    Also, sick video. Keep it up fam!

    • @DOITWITHDAN
      @DOITWITHDAN  6 років тому

      i use to dip back in highschool but stopped

  • @chris59862
    @chris59862 4 роки тому

    Hi Dan I love watching ur videos my question is what is the length of the metal bar that u replaced the shock absorber with top to bottom ? Thanks dude

  • @seanconnolly7887
    @seanconnolly7887 6 років тому

    Hey thats pretty neat

  • @tomzborovsky8378
    @tomzborovsky8378 6 років тому

    Dan I have a bike repair question. I have a 1980 sr250 and the forks are pitted beyond belief (mostly on the upper half). I know the best option is to replace the tubes but I can't find replacements anywhere (that are in better shape than mine). In your opinion, is it advisable to attempt to repolish the tubes and put in fresh seals and oil?

  • @DavidGomez-yc2sj
    @DavidGomez-yc2sj 6 років тому +1

    Let’s DO this!!

  • @mr.noneofyourbusiness3234
    @mr.noneofyourbusiness3234 6 років тому

    unless you receive special treatment from TJ you'll be waiting a while on your parts. I found all mine at the same or better quality for less money and half the wait as Tommy. Thanks, E-Bay!! On a less butthurt note, It's going to be a cool scoot. Can't wait to see it finished. BTW, are you doing stacks?

  • @luchochingon
    @luchochingon 3 роки тому

    Nice work bro, did you have the original fuel tank ?

  • @jaycestendback5385
    @jaycestendback5385 6 років тому +7

    I didnt know what was going on half the time but cool

  • @pinkasfloyd7118
    @pinkasfloyd7118 6 років тому

    Is a shadow 400 cc. Good for a beginner ??
    Im thinking of buying a shadow as a starter bike.