Hey Guys, As you have probably noticed already i have updated the channel name and logo. The channel is no longer Really Random Channel it is now RRC Restoration. Just incase you were wondering why the water marks in the video still say Really Random Channel. Enjoy.
Due to the sheer amount of negative comments i am getting from people i feel it necessary to pin a comment here explaining why i didn't remove or change the wheel bearings and the reason is very simple. The wheel is NOT going back on the road it is going to be wall mounted and backlit as a feature. so i dont see the point of wasting perfectly good money on a brand new bearing just to have it hanging on a wall when the old ruined one does equally as good a job. Thanks for your understanding RRC So now we have moved on from the bearings and onto the thread lock.... seriously?
hah thanks ! was wondering about that and also re-using the kush-drive pads :) - Sorry OCD in us is taking over after seeing all that beautiful craftsmanship and then not seeing new bearings going in hahaha
You didnt Pin your comment ! :-) And thanks for making this clear... i was wondering the same! I thought... why restoring everything and then leaving some rust inside of the wheel? (ment the Bearing) But now its clear...
Ignore the negative people, they are sad and have nothing better to do. It doesn't hurt your youtube channel - all interactions, +ve and -ve are the same in UA-cam terms. Great stuff! One more subscriber today!
i meant love not live lol anyway you got yourself a new subscriber from Mauritius island .well im actually having a look at your channel ..one word . fantastic waiting for the next video ..greetings mate
Please don’t take any notice of negative comments on your video, watching you work was very satisfying and enjoyable, what you do is up to you and remember it’s your project, so do what you want to do and stuff anyone that has a negative comment.
This is a lovely resto, but I have 2 points: 1) you re-used the old cush-drive rubbers, which by now are probably rock-solid and so won't offer any smoothing out of drivetrain impulses giving a rougher ride and reduced chain life expectancy (always fit new ones if they are more than 5 years old I was told by a dealer) and 2) all that lovely resto work and the wheel is finished with it's original rusted bearings, that might fall apart after some miles. Again, new bearings would have perfectly sealed the deal!
Well done. But I was waiting to see you heat the wheel to drop out those hammered bearings for a new set. Not sure I'd trust those rubber sprocket hub cushions either. But still...inspiring work. MP
The cush drive rubbers are not dry hard and cracked, I personally would maybe have used a bit of silicon grease on them to make sure they stayed that way, rubbed on left to absorb for a while and wipe off excess so won't pick up dirt. As for the bearings, maybe best to while the wheel is off the bike and as the wheel was in that condition, but they could be fine, anyway he done what he said he would do.
My friend some people will spend alot of time & energy being negative of what others are doing. You never know who you are inspiring, keep up the good work 👊
As a motorbike mechanic myself I can't stand the way you do certain tasks Nice Honda orange on a suzuki rim by the way 😜 End result is very nice my man!
Hey, Thanks for the comment. Im surprised its taken as long as this to get picked up on the Repsol orange on a Suzuki rim haha! What tasks do i do that annoy you? Im curious as with this video for fun i decided to deliberately do a few jobs wrong or awkwardly to see how many people pick them up ;) so far a few have slipped past the viewers ;) Glad you enjoyed the video ;)
Really Random Channel you take critics well man! Awesome It started with taking the tire off, you rubbed the pusher arm on the rim.. When taking the valve stem off you cut into the rim; (Push the valve down and cut along the bottom but away from the rim, as long as the brass stem itself is free, you're good) and the same with the wheel weights. (Use a plastic rod with a flat end instead, prevents scratching 😜) Also, hold the rim whilst you open the tire lift mashine, saves you more damage, also helps to put tape or plastic covers on the clamps themselves to give the rim more grip and again, prevent damage 😊 Then when putting the new valve stem in you used a hammer, valvestems are made to be pulled through, hitting them can cause the brass in the stem to misshape and leak overtime. There are special tools to pull them though, but you can make your own by welding a steel stem cap on a rod (preferably with a T-piece) Then I can start about the bearings, but I read your pinned comment. Hope this can help you in the future 😉👍 If you want to know more tips and tricks or need help, you can always dm me on insta under the same username.
Im always open to constructive criticism, its how you learn :) Nice you spotted everything i knew i would get picked up on, you know your stuff ;). Im surprised you didnt pick me up on using red stud lock and torquing down the brake disc with an impact gun ;) Haha. No worries.
Really Random Channel beleve me, in a busy workshop only parts within an engine will be torqued down, and the threadlocker... Well, to be honnest, eighter red or blue will do, you don't want the bolts to come lose anyways, before removing them just heat up the metal around the bolts, threadlock will become soft again and due to expantion you'll always be able to remove the bolts easier. And hey, for saying I know my stuff, that's why its my job 😜 but I sill have lots to learn. Thanks anyways 😉
I LOVE WHAT YOU DO! You do not try to be famous by showing off you face but focus on the task on hand. I love the description you spent time to explain it. The speed is just right, since it needs to cover lot of details. One thing for sure is you have stamina and well organised than I am. I have learnt from you not just reviving the items. Keep going! Thank you so much!
i dont have to look for anymore for how to videos on this subject youve covered it all, thank you bro! gonna get supplies and start on my 90 1100 katana rims hopefully equal to your job!
I watched hole video. Really impressed me. You are working perfectly already. I wish I meet hole my life with the person whose work like you. Great great just great
Got some fancy tools there. When I want to change a tire I have to use a bunch of flat head screwdrivers, a nice cinderblocks to sit on, and a lot of cursing.
I fucking love these video where they speed up the entire process in certain parts and keep the sound! SO satisfying hearing what a liquid spray bottle sounds like at x8 speed 😁
Even thought he said the tire isn't going back on the road, if they are low mileage bearings they may still be good. Considering how easily the wheel spins on the spindle I'd say they are road worthy. You'd want to check for play and smoothness, if both check out you're set to go
Hey you did a great job. If people had a little common since they would understand you did the video to show how you can make old stuff look good. 👍👍👍👍👍
I thought the job was done very nicely. I understand about the bearings. I was wondering though, if this were not going to be a decorative piece, but put back on the road, would you have painted the inside of the rim? I ask because I will be restoring some wheels that will be used on a vehicle.
Hey, Thanks for the comment. If the rim were going back on the road no i wouldn't paint the inside of the rim as i feel the paint surface would be to slippery for the bead of the tyre to get a good grip on and on a high power or heavy bike you run the risk of the tyre slipping around the rim either under hard acceleration or heavy braking.
Useful and well done video!I have my wheels sand blasted by my local monument shop. Those all have powerful engine driven compressors and large industrial blast pots so most do blasting on the side. (I also trade farm eggs for blast work, everyone wins!) As for the fools manstruating about wheel bearings. what I do would REALLY trigger them: I use sections of quality 7/8" diameter allthread with nuts and large washers in place of the axle. I seal the washers to the wheel hub using clear RTV. Most people don't know standard automotive RTV sealant easily survives powder coating! I don't pull the old bearings and seals before sand blasting, powder coating or paint. The allthread is even more convenient than an old stock axle. Sand doesn't get in and the old grease doesn't escape. Of course I pull the old seals (the heat doesn't bother them so if you KNOW your bearings are good you can leave them in place) to inspect the old bearings which I usually replace since they are dirt cheap. I block off steering necks this way when blasting and coating frames. No need to pull the bearing races that way. I've had four pairs of wheels and four frames (including my mentors Catalina Gold Star and 1939 Indian Chief frames, he's a restorer and was delighted) powder coated this way so far
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Виталий Миненков Glad I saw your post. I could not figure out why the brake rotors would be attached to the wheel. Makes sense now. Thank you for unintentionally clearing that up for me.
Awesome work. I’ve seen your other videos before but never clicked. You have one more sub. About to watch the other videos you’ve made. Way to go on your attention to detail. Looks amazing.
Hey, Glad to have you as a subscriber :). In the past few videos i have made big changes to the way i film and carry out the restorations, changes for the better i think. my early stuff isnt really as professional as it could be but the only way to get better is practice as they say: )
Where is no other way most people do same just think what way you can do it......? You will come with same idea. nothin special just simple logical thinkin. or go any paint shop most do same
thanks very much. I actually restored a set of spoked wheels last year off camera but if you guys would like to see a spoked wheel done im more than happy to oblige at some point.
Impressive. new subscriber. loved the idea of jack stands with a metal rod. Question: what was the powder you placed in the water bucket to clean/derust? the metal parts. (probably should know but you are my first resto-man). Ps. worked in a tire shop for 13 years and my boss was always on us to clean the tire changer.....lucky you to have your own machine
Really Random Channel thx for the info. I live in United States (company doesn't ship to USA) so I'll have to look for an equivalent product here. Will stay subscribed for future projects.
allen2905 Muriatic Acid will strip rust, it's a pool cleaner, you can get a jug at Walmart or any pool supply store. I mix 50/50 into water, soak the parts or use a spray bottle - it's nasty stuff though (a jug will clean an entire swimming pool...) and don't put it on aluminum. When parts are clean dunk them in another bucket of a water / baking soda solution to neutralize the acid on the metal.
Honestly when I saw the orange paint I thought "big mistake" but when I saw the finished wheel I thought "good choice". Is that going to hang in your garage, man cave or business?
Definitely one of the best restoration videos I have seen! Outstanding preparation and talent you should be proud of your hard work! The end result looked insane 🤩 Thanks for the video man and keep up the good work 👍
Another interesting and informative video, I really enjoy these. Why have 14,000+ people given it a "thumbs down"? I wish they would explain in detail what is wrong with the video and give us the benefit of their experience. Bob
Perhaps the tyre is too old to be roadworthy. Tyres do have a use by date for safety reasons. I have a Bridgestone tyre that was a spare with the wife's new Camry back in 1988. Never been on the road, but is now a spare for my box trailer. Put that badboy on a car and it would destroy itself within a couple of miles. Reason; the tread blocks are as hard as granite, as in non pliable, and would quite literally shatter into pieces, with all sort of scary consequences if facing oncoming traffic. Possibly not too good either, if used on a heavily loaded box trailer, but there you go, will cross that road when the event arises...
*Slava S* Ah, sorry, I forgot to include *rcsibiu* , the person to whom I was sending my comment to. But I appreciate your feedback too, so thank you. You Tube used to automatically list who we were replying to, but now they don't bother. They seem to to think that we only ever reply to the one who initiated the comment and not to others in the thread. So of course there are times when one person's comment may seem to be replying with the one directly above. Anyhow, not to worry, it's all good, cheers...
Excellent work, we'll done my friend! I need to learn that, I have a repsol bike and someone screwed my rear wheel, I tried to paint it as the same original color but I think I messed up, now I need to do what you did, lol!
Hey man, love your channel. Since half the drop-kicks here don't understand that it's mainly display pieces, you should probably add a quick alert at the beginning of the video - big bright colours and letters so they can read it an understand... Otherwise, keep up the good work!
Hey thanks for your comment, No your quite correct they arent wheel weights. They are called cushions they are bits of hard rubber that make up the cush drive.All it does it dampen the torque from the chain and sprocket being applied to the wheel to reduce the stress on the wheel.
Hey Guys, As you have probably noticed already i have updated the channel name and logo. The channel is no longer Really Random Channel it is now RRC Restoration. Just incase you were wondering why the water marks in the video still say Really Random Channel. Enjoy.
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Where did you get deox from??
Old bearings ??
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You should not use paint stripper on aluminium it changes the chemical structure of the metal weakening it.
Due to the sheer amount of negative comments i am getting from people i feel it necessary to pin a comment here explaining why i didn't remove or change the wheel bearings and the reason is very simple. The wheel is NOT going back on the road it is going to be wall mounted and backlit as a feature. so i dont see the point of wasting perfectly good money on a brand new bearing just to have it hanging on a wall when the old ruined one does equally as good a job. Thanks for your understanding RRC
So now we have moved on from the bearings and onto the thread lock.... seriously?
hah thanks ! was wondering about that and also re-using the kush-drive pads :) - Sorry OCD in us is taking over after seeing all that beautiful craftsmanship and then not seeing new bearings going in hahaha
You didnt Pin your comment ! :-)
And thanks for making this clear... i was wondering the same!
I thought... why restoring everything and then leaving some rust inside of the wheel? (ment the Bearing)
But now its clear...
Really Random Channel glad ya said something cause it bothered me the whole video but good job man 👍🏻
Ignore the negative people, they are sad and have nothing better to do. It doesn't hurt your youtube channel - all interactions, +ve and -ve are the same in UA-cam terms. Great stuff! One more subscriber today!
If its never going on the road, why use stud locker on the caliper bolts?
lovely video i love the fact that there is no unnecessary music in the background..! thanks for sharing and great job out there ..cheers mate
Hey, Thanks for the comment. Glad you enjoyed the video :)
i meant love not live lol anyway you got yourself a new subscriber from Mauritius island .well im actually having a look at your channel ..one word . fantastic waiting for the next video ..greetings mate
Please don’t take any notice of negative comments on your video, watching you work was very satisfying and enjoyable, what you do is up to you and remember it’s your project, so do what you want to do and stuff anyone that has a negative comment.
agreed
Enjoy Making Stuff. Iuujb
This is a lovely resto, but I have 2 points: 1) you re-used the old cush-drive rubbers, which by now are probably rock-solid and so won't offer any smoothing out of drivetrain impulses giving a rougher ride and reduced chain life expectancy (always fit new ones if they are more than 5 years old I was told by a dealer) and 2) all that lovely resto work and the wheel is finished with it's original rusted bearings, that might fall apart after some miles. Again, new bearings would have perfectly sealed the deal!
thank you for not using any music.
This, agreed
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@@Sms8668 xDDDDDDDDDDDDD that genious
Very pleasing to watch. Man this guy has faster hands than machines.
Hey, Thanks very much :)
You know it's sped up right?
Holy crap, the difference between the disgusting starting state and the *gorgeous* end result is absolutely amazing!
Oh this is you! Wow I’m on a UA-cam nostalgia rabbit hole this evening - it’s not the same without the voiceovers we get in 2022
Well done. But I was waiting to see you heat the wheel to drop out those hammered bearings for a new set. Not sure I'd trust those rubber sprocket hub cushions either. But still...inspiring work. MP
The cush drive rubbers are not dry hard and cracked, I personally would maybe have used a bit of silicon grease on them to make sure they stayed that way, rubbed on left to absorb for a while and wipe off excess so won't pick up dirt. As for the bearings, maybe best to while the wheel is off the bike and as the wheel was in that condition, but they could be fine, anyway he done what he said he would do.
@@HalfdeadRider shut up
@@rickvasquez6677 gonna make me! 🤣🤣
My thoughts too. I’d be changing the bearings at least. Probably those rubbers as well
Dude I am literally bothered at the fact he does all of this pretty damn well…. Yet didn’t change the fucking bearings…… WTF!?
Repsol fans would mighty appreciate this work.
And I'm 1 of them :)
You're a fan of a Global petrochemical Company? Kind of a weird thing to be a fan of, but Ok. :-)
My friend some people will spend alot of time & energy being negative of what others are doing. You never know who you are inspiring, keep up the good work 👊
Hey, Thanks for your kind comment :)
I am an auto enthusiast and I am aware this wheel is not going on the road, but such meticulous restoration is satisfying to watch. Great job.
Glad you liked it :)
As a motorbike mechanic myself I can't stand the way you do certain tasks
Nice Honda orange on a suzuki rim by the way 😜
End result is very nice my man!
Hey, Thanks for the comment. Im surprised its taken as long as this to get picked up on the Repsol orange on a Suzuki rim haha!
What tasks do i do that annoy you? Im curious as with this video for fun i decided to deliberately do a few jobs wrong or awkwardly to see how many people pick them up ;) so far a few have slipped past the viewers ;)
Glad you enjoyed the video ;)
Really Random Channel you take critics well man! Awesome
It started with taking the tire off, you rubbed the pusher arm on the rim..
When taking the valve stem off you cut into the rim; (Push the valve down and cut along the bottom but away from the rim, as long as the brass stem itself is free, you're good) and the same with the wheel weights. (Use a plastic rod with a flat end instead, prevents scratching 😜)
Also, hold the rim whilst you open the tire lift mashine, saves you more damage, also helps to put tape or plastic covers on the clamps themselves to give the rim more grip and again, prevent damage 😊
Then when putting the new valve stem in you used a hammer, valvestems are made to be pulled through, hitting them can cause the brass in the stem to misshape and leak overtime. There are special tools to pull them though, but you can make your own by welding a steel stem cap on a rod (preferably with a T-piece)
Then I can start about the bearings, but I read your pinned comment.
Hope this can help you in the future 😉👍
If you want to know more tips and tricks or need help, you can always dm me on insta under the same username.
Im always open to constructive criticism, its how you learn :)
Nice you spotted everything i knew i would get picked up on, you know your stuff ;). Im surprised you didnt pick me up on using red stud lock and torquing down the brake disc with an impact gun ;) Haha.
No worries.
Really Random Channel beleve me, in a busy workshop only parts within an engine will be torqued down, and the threadlocker... Well, to be honnest, eighter red or blue will do, you don't want the bolts to come lose anyways, before removing them just heat up the metal around the bolts, threadlock will become soft again and due to expantion you'll always be able to remove the bolts easier.
And hey, for saying I know my stuff, that's why its my job 😜 but I sill have lots to learn.
Thanks anyways 😉
So good to see the the centre of the wheel painted too as in where the tyre fits so any corrosion removed and a good seal for the tyre..Great work...
That spindle you made on the 2 jack stands to paint easily was genious.
Thanks very much :)
I LOVE WHAT YOU DO! You do not try to be famous by showing off you face but focus on the task on hand. I love the description you spent time to explain it. The speed is just right, since it needs to cover lot of details. One thing for sure is you have stamina and well organised than I am. I have learnt from you not just reviving the items. Keep going! Thank you so much!
This is MY type of asmr 😍😍😂
This is my type of porn. 😁
This is my type of a UA-cam video about restoring an old wheel
Very nice, its refreshing to see the type of patience it takes to restore something like this and it's very satisfying to see the results.
i dont have to look for anymore for how to videos on this subject youve covered it all, thank you bro! gonna get supplies and start on my 90 1100 katana rims hopefully equal to your job!
That is completely amazing !! First I've seen anything like this. Perfect 👌 job ! 😘
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Absolutely stunning. PRO work...
Thanks a lot :)
I watched hole video. Really impressed me. You are working perfectly already. I wish I meet hole my life with the person whose work like you. Great great just great
Okay, gotta say... using the jack stands for application was genius! I'm definitely borrowing this method, thanks for sharing!
Haha no problem, Glad you learned a trick of the trade ;) Thank you for watching
Almost 16mil views in 8 months!!! Congratulations!!!great videos,keep up the good work
Got some fancy tools there. When I want to change a tire I have to use a bunch of flat head screwdrivers, a nice cinderblocks to sit on, and a lot of cursing.
😂 seriously underrated comment!
If my hands moved that quick I'd accomplish alot too, lol just razing, amazing job man
HAHA, Thanks for the comment glad you enjoyed it.
I was going to watch it... but, the thumbnail already showed the before and after. Thank you for saving me 18 minutes. lol
..then why thrown away time on a comment..? -..
Brilliant job! Next video, Jack Stand Restoration :)
If you guys would like to see that id happily create a video doing it ;) Thanks for the comment.
I was thinking the same!
Thought the same thing. Just found the channel and watched 3 vids already haha
Fantastic job! What brand of paint did you use?
Thanks
behind the scene
Beautiful restoration, I loved watching all the way through XO
Thank you very much! :)
I fucking love these video where they speed up the entire process in certain parts and keep the sound!
SO satisfying hearing what a liquid spray bottle sounds like at x8 speed 😁
Hey, Thanks for the comment and im very glad you enjoyed it! :)
VALENTÍN
I love those 20 min fix your bike videos... means it take me 2 days...
Next restoration, the tire machine🤔
Who would've thought the plate was yellow if the jaws didn't move 😂
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LOL
Lmao
This is so oddly satisfying. I watched from start to finish just because I wanted to see it all. lol
Amazing restoration! From mexico🇲🇽
Congratulations on the truly exceptional work. Too bad for the bearing that has not been changed. It is the most important part of the wheel.
The wheel is wall mounted no need for changing the bearings ;)
@@RRCRestoration :)
Please tell me you've changed those bearings...
Read description ffs.
Even thought he said the tire isn't going back on the road, if they are low mileage bearings they may still be good. Considering how easily the wheel spins on the spindle I'd say they are road worthy. You'd want to check for play and smoothness, if both check out you're set to go
bodoh ke bangang?
Do the bearings for good measure is my vote
@@danielflyntz1667, I agree.
Excellent job! I like the colour you chose for the wheel it reminds me of Honda Repsol MotoGP team.
Hey, Thanks for the comment. You have a good eye because thats exactly what the colour is Repsol orange ;)
On a Suzuki wheel... oh the pain....
This came out magnificently, great job dude.
Talented with all the restorations I've seen. Well done!
This was fantastic, thank you for spending your money on these things for our pleasure meant... I appreciate that my friend
Hey, Thanks very much for your kind comment. :)
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Hey you did a great job. If people had a little common since they would understand you did the video to show how you can make old stuff look good. 👍👍👍👍👍
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I thought the job was done very nicely. I understand about the bearings. I was wondering though, if this were not going to be a decorative piece, but put back on the road, would you have painted the inside of the rim? I ask because I will be restoring some wheels that will be used on a vehicle.
Hey, Thanks for the comment. If the rim were going back on the road no i wouldn't paint the inside of the rim as i feel the paint surface would be to slippery for the bead of the tyre to get a good grip on and on a high power or heavy bike you run the risk of the tyre slipping around the rim either under hard acceleration or heavy braking.
Nice restoration 👍
You've got a talent buddy keep it up
And i enjoyed your video
Useful and well done video!I have my wheels sand blasted by my local monument shop. Those all have powerful engine driven compressors and large industrial blast pots so most do blasting on the side. (I also trade farm eggs for blast work, everyone wins!)
As for the fools manstruating about wheel bearings. what I do would REALLY trigger them:
I use sections of quality 7/8" diameter allthread with nuts and large washers in place of the axle. I seal the washers to the wheel hub using clear RTV. Most people don't know standard automotive RTV sealant easily survives powder coating! I don't pull the old bearings and seals before sand blasting, powder coating or paint. The allthread is even more convenient than an old stock axle. Sand doesn't get in and the old grease doesn't escape. Of course I pull the old seals (the heat doesn't bother them so if you KNOW your bearings are good you can leave them in place) to inspect the old bearings which I usually replace since they are dirt cheap. I block off steering necks this way when blasting and coating frames. No need to pull the bearing races that way.
I've had four pairs of wheels and four frames (including my mentors Catalina Gold Star and 1939 Indian Chief frames, he's a restorer and was delighted) powder coated this way so far
Ob Fuscated how long did it take you to write this??
You did an AMAZING JOB
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😳😳Wow!! What a difference, Class job 👏👏👍👍
Holy shit this guy gets soo many views ....... and i like it because it's WELL DESERVED
Hey, Thanks very much for your kind comment :)
Mouad L. Hd
No lie. Freaky Skilled !!
i dont care if the other three dont match, i want that wheel for my car! :D
iCytus it’s for a bike but ok
No 3000 wet sand for the clear? Level that orange peel? Just kidding the level of detail is awesome. Great work
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Sad to see all that work sanding and priming, only to have that orange peel. I appreciate the time and effort, but I agree.
Somehow, now I feel relieved… hahaha!
Cool video, nice work!!
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Makes you want to roll up the sleeves yourself and bring something back to it's mint condition.
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I hope you torqued those bolts down. It sure would be catastrophic if they came loose while hanging on your wall. ;)
HAHA! :)
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Why does a wal hanging need loctite on the rotor bolts?
@@mikemarler8224 in case someone stole it
5:54 I thought the fly I heard was in my room, I'm listening with great headphones, I touched my right ear!
Great job. He lacked to wash the bearings with gasoline and grease it and check the madness👌👌💪🤞
Yeah, I think I like the orange one better!
Used to like the color Orange but then gorange
Really great demonstration of what can be reached in even such a case!
What have you put into water for the bolts and the disk? Amazing!
Hey, Thanks for the comment. It's called DEOX C by Bilt Hamber
Very nice. I would have painted the spokes light blue 'cause I love the Gulf Racing livery colours.
Now thats an idea! I wonder what could i restore that would look good in the gulf racing colours?
an old Ducati motorcycle? lol
Either that or a Triumph Daytona
BET THATS SO REWARDING!!! Top job, was so satisfying to watch, a lot of skill there
Thanks very much :)
algum brasileiro aqui assistindo esse vídeo?
Reviney do giratório euu
Eu
Reviney do giratório eu mas não sou brasileiro sou português
e por acaso tem algum lugar que não haja um de nós? kkkk
Salve Jorge
The satisfaction. You earned my respect sir. Great video.
#newsubscriber
Hey, Thanks for your comment and your sub is much appreciated! :)
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Very satisfying video
Mwpoukon
Good job bro I really appreciate your work 👌🤗,love from india 🇮🇳😍🔥
If I'm not mistaken this is a wheel from a Suzuki motorcycle, they basically have a pattern of spokes
Виталий Миненков Glad I saw your post. I could not figure out why the brake rotors would be attached to the wheel. Makes sense now. Thank you for unintentionally clearing that up for me.
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Well and it just happens to be my favorite motorcycle rim/wheel
So what are the rubber inserts? Do they merely provide a counter-weight for the brake rotor?
Awesome work. I’ve seen your other videos before but never clicked. You have one more sub. About to watch the other videos you’ve made. Way to go on your attention to detail. Looks amazing.
Hey, Glad to have you as a subscriber :). In the past few videos i have made big changes to the way i film and carry out the restorations, changes for the better i think. my early stuff isnt really as professional as it could be but the only way to get better is practice as they say: )
Josh Pena yfyggh
Even it is 2 years ago i still impressed on skill and the step by step procedure of your work 👌👍😁
Thank you very much! :)
Thanks for my quick fix of OCD.
OK, totally stealing that bar across the jack stands idea.
Haha be my guest 👍
Just what I was thinking.
Fantastic im using it to.
Where is no other way most people do same just think what way you can do it......? You will come with same idea. nothin special just simple logical thinkin. or go any paint shop most do same
I'm getting suspicious because most of the comments are... very positive
Im loving the fact most of the comments are positive. My channel is a happy place i don't like negativity :)
Nice people
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*if it is anyone it is this man who can build a time machine...wow* ❤️🔆
The brushing sound is so satisfying
Great job!! Looks awesome. Can you also show a motorcycle wheel with spokes? That would be a great help! Thnx for the video's!!
thanks very much. I actually restored a set of spoked wheels last year off camera but if you guys would like to see a spoked wheel done im more than happy to oblige at some point.
Шикарно👍👍👍 Super 👏👏👏
Hard work is shining in this video
Thank you :)
I would have started with the pressure washer.
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Thanks.nice video.
you are very good at what you do greetings from argentina friend
Thank you very much! :)
Nice job, very methodical. If you spray a guide coat on your primed surface before sanding it will locate any high spots.
HI, Thanks for leaving a comment. Thanks for the tip but no need to worry i'm a professionally trained auto painter ;)
you have amazing tools ❤
Impressive. new subscriber. loved the idea of jack stands with a metal rod. Question: what was the powder you placed in the water bucket to clean/derust? the metal parts. (probably should know but you are my first resto-man). Ps. worked in a tire shop for 13 years and my boss was always on us to clean the tire changer.....lucky you to have your own machine
HI, And a very warm welcome to the channel :) The powder is a concentrated rust removal soloution called DEOX C by a company called Bilt Hamber.
Really Random Channel thx for the info. I live in United States (company doesn't ship to USA) so I'll have to look for an equivalent product here. Will stay subscribed for future projects.
allen2905 Muriatic Acid will strip rust, it's a pool cleaner, you can get a jug at Walmart or any pool supply store. I mix 50/50 into water, soak the parts or use a spray bottle - it's nasty stuff though (a jug will clean an entire swimming pool...) and don't put it on aluminum. When parts are clean dunk them in another bucket of a water / baking soda solution to neutralize the acid on the metal.
Honestly when I saw the orange paint I thought "big mistake" but when I saw the finished wheel I thought "good choice". Is that going to hang in your garage, man cave or business?
Hey, Thanks for the comment. It will be going in the man cave, It turned out far too nice to leave out in a cold garage ;)
Definitely one of the best restoration videos I have seen! Outstanding preparation and talent you should be proud of your hard work! The end result looked insane 🤩 Thanks for the video man and keep up the good work 👍
Wow, thank you! :)
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The ASMR is real
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Really Random Channel I kinda fell asleep right before you started painting. I’ll have to rewatch it haha
You must be Tired after all this hard work XD
Sry for the bad joke ._.
Another interesting and informative video, I really enjoy these. Why have 14,000+ people given it a "thumbs down"? I wish they would explain in detail what is wrong with the video and give us the benefit of their experience. Bob
I suppose, because of old bearings. wheel looks like new but it's not
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Good job!!
Thank you :)
I watched the whole video, but where is the part where you restore the tire??
I decided to leave that footage out as i didn't feel people would be terribly interested in seeing a tire getting cleaned up. Thanks for the comment.
omg you kidding me
Perhaps the tyre is too old to be roadworthy. Tyres do have a use by date for safety reasons. I have a Bridgestone tyre that was a spare with the wife's new Camry back in 1988. Never been on the road, but is now a spare for my box trailer. Put that badboy on a car and it would destroy itself within a couple of miles. Reason; the tread blocks are as hard as granite, as in non pliable, and would quite literally shatter into pieces, with all sort of scary consequences if facing oncoming traffic. Possibly not too good either, if used on a heavily loaded box trailer, but there you go, will cross that road when the event arises...
David yes, that is what i mean.
*Slava S* Ah, sorry, I forgot to include *rcsibiu* , the person to whom I was sending my comment to. But I appreciate your feedback too, so thank you. You Tube used to automatically list who we were replying to, but now they don't bother. They seem to to think that we only ever reply to the one who initiated the comment and not to others in the thread. So of course there are times when one person's comment may seem to be replying with the one directly above. Anyhow, not to worry, it's all good, cheers...
Incredible attention to detail, great restoration mate. Well done.
Thank you very much :)
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Awesome video👍🏼 what did you use for removing rust.
Hey, I used bilt hamber deox c
I use vinegar leave it sitting in vinegar for 2 days it works a treat
You can use Slime Green bathroom cleaner mixed 50/50 with water,works great and its cheap
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You’re absolutely Legend 😰🔥
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Excellent work, we'll done my friend! I need to learn that, I have a repsol bike and someone screwed my rear wheel, I tried to paint it as the same original color but I think I messed up, now I need to do what you did, lol!
Hey man, love your channel. Since half the drop-kicks here don't understand that it's mainly display pieces, you should probably add a quick alert at the beginning of the video - big bright colours and letters so they can read it an understand...
Otherwise, keep up the good work!
Haha thanks for the advice :)
At 2:49 those aren't wheel weights, what are they?
Hey thanks for your comment, No your quite correct they arent wheel weights. They are called cushions they are bits of hard rubber that make up the cush drive.All it does it dampen the torque from the chain and sprocket being applied to the wheel to reduce the stress on the wheel.
Oh ok makes sense. I'm a car guy don't know too much about motorcycles. Great job on the restoration looks good.
Cars use mass dampeners on almost everything as well.
Yea but they aren't called mass dampeners. And bushings look a lot different.
That looks just like the rim off of my old Yamaha 750YZF, same color and everything (school bus yellow as dubbed by my friends).
God dam that's a bright colour, but an awesome result. 👍👍 up