Seller Sold Me This 2-Stroke Dirt Bike With Major Flaw
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2024
- I buy a 1994 Honda Cr125 dirt bike that has a major flaw. #Honda, #DirtBike, #Fix,
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Let’s appreciate the fact, that Joe is of the guys that says "yup, it’s messed up, I will NOT sell it like that" and actually goes through the hustle of repairing it right.
Well he really won't sell nothing . Don't get me wrong dudes a he'll of a wrench but won't ever reply to anything ever !!!
@@HughesWilliams-just-cthat doesn’t mean he won’t sell anything. I would imagine he gets TONS of emails/texts/tweets 🤷♂️
@BrianSnider-de1tt I've tried over and over and was hit up by a few people that said the same ! You can tell by his collection he doesn't sell . He will trade but to get a reply is useless I've tried everything for over a year and nothing . I love the videos but if it weren't for people like us there would be no videos . So do the math make ur suggestions but I've tried so is what it is .
@@HughesWilliams-just-care you messaging him straight from his marketplace listings?
Edit: just checked and he’s already got this one for sale for $2300
Joe is an absolute butcher mechanic
The anonymity of social media, in this case UA-cam, makes for some ferocious commentary. Constructive commentary of any sort can help figure problems out, but negative remarks seem to be aimed at shaming and embarrassing Joe. What is the point? If you’re a true mechanic, you’re out in the garage repairing a bike, not sniping here trying to proclaim yourself an expert. Just save that nonsense. This guy loves what he does, has some success, definitely has ethics and most importantly will admit when he is stumped. He’s a teacher. I’ve watched several channels on bike repair and I’m learning, primarily from 2vintage. There are others that are informative, but I find this one easiest to watch.
And NOBODY else has Vinnie. If you don’t agree, an application of gasket maker on your mouth is in order.
Go big on the shed Joe!! You won't regret it. Might even have room for new the parts washer 🤣🤣🤣
In my humble opinion, no other bikes beat the late 70's-thru earlly 90's dirt bike styles. They are absolutely beautiful machines.
Agreeed
Yeah...I know a lot of people put a lot of hate out about the 97-98 Honda CR250R because it was so drastically different Jeremy McGrath crapped all over it, but I had a 1998 CR250r and that bike was so amazing to ride, to me, the way it ripped through corners, and the way the power came on was just amazing.
I remember my first time lapping a cylinder and head. I took to much off and had to use race gas after.
As the comment below - we used to call it lapping in performed on a lapping stone or plate with lapping compound. The figure 8 motion was always a must giving you the best opportunity to apply even pressure in all directions and getting the best results. Back and fourth WILL take off a hair more on each side as you apply opposite pressure to change direction.Also, I would raise the table to chest height making it easier to perform the 8 motion
Thank you for the peake at Jade and your little one. Treasure your time with your little one. They grow up way too quickly.
If you freeze it at 43:26 you can see at the 1 o’clock point of the seal, that it’s not seated. It’s bulging out there.
Yeh i see that too
my eyes picked that up aswell
reusing studs will kick you back latter or someone who buys it
Dang another great day to view another great 2vintage video
A little tip…..Figure 8’s next time you try to resurface something
And more water, or WD40
and a light coat of black paint from a spray can to know your sanding motion is flat or if theres a warp.
Maybe wash after ur done?@@tootg8627
I was just about to give them shit for that never in a back and forth always in a figure eight pattern
@@tootg8627 I like to use Dykem layout dye myself
We bought an old abandoned farmhouse many years ago, i was 6 or 7 and while exploring the property i found five dead deer under an old apple tree.
I ran home to get my dad and mom, upon inspection dad pronounced the deer dead alright, dead drunk. Eating fermented apples.
Thanks for sharing xD
Great story but what has that to do with this content?
Where's the footage?
94 CRS colours look beautiful
I had a ‘94 250. One of those you wish you still had.
@StevenBatis-eh7gs I had a 86 Cr 125 but the best most fun bike with best power band was 1983 RM 125 going round left hand turns speedway style balancing sideways going through the gears
Joe pressure wash things before you work on them.
Yes and Buy a Parts Washer. Bought a Carolina model from Sams Club 30 years ago, on same solvent.
Guys telling joe to pressure wash their bikes when they don't even shower on a consistent basis.
So you didn’t need it.
Mr 2vintage has an unequaled work ethic and seems to always fix-er-right great job!!
The CR does run really good and it sounds good too except when you miss a shift ☺
it's a nice looking bike too. I've always liked the white and red.
I really like the Yamaha 80 too. That's going to be a nice little bike when it's all cleaned up.
I still remember seeing those new on the showroom floor when I was younger
You do a great job trouble shooting and make your videos straight to the point, making your videos easy and entertaining to watch let alone informative on the average Joe encountering the same issues with machines insight on how to diagnose and fix there own machines, you have above average tutorials on home fixes that are done properly and effectively without constantly blasting a parts cannon at it all the time keeping a budget in mind when fixing machines. Keep up the good work!
I appreciate the focus of his videos is not on him, or his Facetime, but on the project. Also, appreciate the patience and knowledge shown in diagnoses and repair.
49:05 That CR is Screaming for Vengeance! It sounds so good.
You should sand in a figure of 8.
You'll always put pressure on each side pushing and pulling or at the very least turn it as you do 👍💪
you're talking about the guy who puts the chains around the chain guards...
That 125 is rippin now! Those bikes are so much fun.
usaully crank seals also can mean worn main bearings, any play at the fly wheel is usaul give away of bearings worn, well done on the cr
Deer LOVE green beans. (Ask me how I know) and can jump VERY high. Deer and rabbit repellent works very well, but has to be reapplied after heavy rain.
Nice work! I've done something similar before, and I used 3M Super 77 spray adhesive to secure the sandpaper to the glass. The cleanup was a little harder, but it held the sandpaper to the glass quite well, which made it easier for me to concentrate on the sanding.
Don't need it. Wet w water, sucks it right down. You might have to hold a corner, use a whole sheet. Rinse often, esp with Alum.
Another great morning, sipping coffee and watching Joe repairing an engine! Keep em coming Joe!
Water also helps when sanding metals
Brilliant as always can you always include the garden when testing out the bikes so we can see the progress through out the season thanks in advance
That Honda sounds fantastic Joe, good job Well Done. If the little Yamaha was human, he’d have a grin from ear to ear! (and I guess you did too). Love how you bring these old bikes back to life. Small bikes are where it’s at.
Cheers Joe… onto the next! 👍😎❤️✅
My Dad had a ‘73 or ‘74 Honda 350 Four. I grew riding on the back of that. Good times.
Nothing beats that sweet sound of that 2-stroke echoing throughout the valley
I do all my wet sanding and polishing on a thick piece of 1/2" tempered glass. Always wet. Rinse sandpaper often. Saw it on YT Machinists site.
Kuddos to you Joe!
I like how you cleaned up the studs with the wire wheel in the bench grinder.
If you put a little antiseize on the threads they will never get stuck again.
Also check your squish.
You absolutely do not want to put anti-seize on the studs those studs go through to the water jacket they should have a coat of Teflon tape or pipe sealant
Yes squish is very important even if it's low 30s you will absolutely crush a ring land on high RPMs ask me how I know
Two strokes bring me back to my childhood. KX80 was life.
That 125 is quick new 125 in the UK today wouldn’t do half that speed, nice work again Joe
Thanks,for the gt 80 update they are small but mighty.
Things look good around for you.❤
I surfaced a cyclinder head with a piece of glass and sand paper Joe it worked
Always enjoy your videos, nice to see the ch growing
Thanks for another great video joe ! I had a GT 80 as a kid and loved hearing that thing Brap ! Killer job on the 125 also !
Would you ever consider a full restoration? Then leaving fluids out and being shelved (aka stored and not used)
I honestly think you have some bikes that deserve a nice retirement and could continue to increase in value.
Just a thought is all
Awesome job on resurfacing (yells into the air *someone buy this man a vapor blaster /s) 😁
OMG that Yamaha 80, I just had nightmare flashbacks of my first bike around 8 y/o (I don't count the Honda 50 as I shared with my brother)
It takes a different type of guy to be able to do a full restoration. Attention to detail is key and nothing against Joe, but I don't think he's cut out for doing full-on restorations.
They take up too much time doing full resto,s,there hard to sell when restored,people like to buy them wrecked now and restore them themselves I've found
Excellent work joe u are really starting to get good now at rebuilding engines 2 stroke or 4 really impressed with the knowledge u have gained over the years 👏👏👏
Best day ever 2 stroke video and engaged today, right on 🤘🇨🇦
Don’t forget to check torque/tighten the spokes! Those will destroy a tube in a INSTANT
Loving the 2 bike fix’s in one video
Great job fixing this bike. I never knew that Honda ever made a 2 stroke, that's a new one on me.
U should put Yamabond on crank seal I do so it helps seal it up little tip
Red loctite for the win!!
Nice that you got both bikes running great. I appreciate you listening to our response and suggestions for you to have a wonderful time.I saw you family and so beautiful. Again possibly you can bring your daughter to help you plant the green beans especially because she will see how fast they grow with her Daddy and get to eat and put them together. Not on video if you just let us know how excited she was. I remember both of my girls and my son how there eyes lit up when they first started and when they first got to pick and eat them. And I was going to mention how the Deer could get to your trees but the growth was so low that having a big fence around the entire garden was a bit much but I am glad you realized how tasty they would be to the critters and animals would get to them. Also I had the same 125 and the same 80 growing up and to hear both running so good. Aside from you missing a couple gears. Made me cringe and laugh I have done the same many times. Let me know if there for sale love to give to my grand children to love and have memories like I have and to watch you do what I have done for many many years has been to wonderful.I wanted to say thanks for all that you video to help us and others. Stay well and God Bless you and your family Dale
Great work fixing that cylinder joe. Awesome video.
You are a good man Joe. A lesser man would have just sold that bike with the rtv on the head and let the byer find out. It's good to see a young man do the right thing. Love the tractor and the gardening.
Joe once that nice new shed is done, don't forget to put a nice new roller starter in it.
Your knees, joints, family jewels.., will all be spared later on😅😂
yeah that's the plan. I just don't have the room right now for one.
You have raised the compression on the cr 125 with your sanding.no wonder it goes like stink. Great work
Cr sounds epic you may have found the sweet spot on the squish with your resurfacing
All of these commenters say you’re doing things wrong, but I keep clicking on their profiles trying to find all their expert content and I’m coming up short! meanwhile, 2vintage is cracking off solid, successful repair vid’s a couple times a week🤷🏻♂️
All these comments, myself included are to busy being engineers in the real world. We offer alyernative to this good old country boy who is having a go and yes he has success but there are proven alternative techniques to ehat he is trying to achieve which we offer up as some guidance. How do we know they work? Because having gone through an apprenticship and then practiced for 45 years we may have come across thing before and felt the pain of doing it harder ways before doing it right.
The resurfacing was objectively wrong, they don't need videos of it on their profiles because they learned this information 100 years ago like everyone else
@@flyingkaratechopit worked! It’s not a passenger jet, it’s a 25+ year old dirt bike, a simple machine that can tolerate simple repairs!
@@kevinmountford4541 I think all you “engineers” in the comments are just mad because this guy is doing simple shit that works, you “engineers” have a habit of thinking everything needs to be engineered
@@johnnyblair6034 Do it wrong because it's old, got it
I resurface every head and jug I have apart on glass like this with great success
Love your videos. I put fence posts around my garden with yellow/ black rope with wire wound into the rope. I string that on the posts probably 8 inch spacing and hook up a solar fence charger. I have never seen a deer or any animal in my garden
will this affect the compression ratio, sanding down the cylinder
yes
it will increase it slightly
It should increase it by making the squish band smaller.
Drastically
Great vid! It looks like you’ve discovered a PTO driven tiller is absolutely the sharpest tool in the shed! Also, regarding fencing, I plant about 6 acres of soybeans each year for the deer on my property. The problem is that if they’re not protected, they’ll never last long enough to mature. My solution was a dual perimeter electric fence using 1/2” electric tape (vs a wire fence) and energized by a 12 volt Parmak solar energizer. I take the fence down in September and my soybeans are about chest high. This method was developed by researchers at Auburn Univ and Arkansas Univ. I’ve been using this fencing method for about 7 years now with tremendous success. In fact, just finished doing that today at my farm. The secondary benefit is that it is removable and mobile if you change up garden locations. There are numerous UA-cam vids demonstrating how to set up. If you would like links on cost effective materials for set up, just leave me a reply. Good luck and keep producing these awesome vids!
Hey Joe .....consider a solar 2 wire electric fence for the garden....4-6" and 20" off the ground. They really work and much cheaper set up. Love these videos!!
I know everyone will say figure eights here but to be honest we're talking about removing thousandths here, a light back and forth motion works fine as demonstrated.
When I was 11 year's old my dad bought me a yamaha yz80 I learned to race on.a few years later I was racing a Honda cr80. Both great little bikes but the Honda just felt and raced better for me. MEMORIES..LOL
I've been waiting weeks for you to get back on the mini enduro! Awesome!
Joe. Great Job on the 80. Cub and Cub lowboys have been around for a long time not much change in the engine design. With good maintenance the will last a long time. I have a 1070 Cub and it starts right up every time. Your sandy soil will make a great garden.
Great job Joe!! What ever happen to the DR 350 you was working on back in October ? Loved that bike!
Great job on fixing the Honda and the little Yamaha 80 ! Both great bikes !!!
Those clutch discs have seen better days.😊
At least buff the steels to get the glaze off.. I’ve dealt with fibers that look like that..
@@CourtneyJohnson-ml9to ??? He already had the thing apart , a new clutch pack isn't that much especially when you have the old one out of it.
If you ever get tired of the Honda 350-4, I'd be happy to buy it. I need one last 4 cal bike in my late 70"s. You find the best stuff up there in the winter wonderland. Love your videos.
I had a red 350-4, bought new when I was a kid. Not that fast, but sounded nice with a 10,000 rpm redline. It was pretty rare in my area and got a lot of attention.
Great fixes as allways joe , keep up the great work!
Joe, make it easier on yourself and set those seat covers out in the sun before installing. If its a cooler day, just place them in a vehicle on the dash facing towards the sun. I usually try to do seat recoverings in the summer months which always yields great results, not to mention it makes stretching so much easier. As always, I love the content and look forward to seeing your posts!! Good work!!!
I totally love your videos ❤ absolute zinger🎉 I admire your work and perseverance 👌
Getting a 97 Yamaha yz250 soon can’t get over all the cheap deals you get on bikes up there crazy
Yea Right!!!
Love your videos Joe, as usual great job! The 125 does sound quite lean to me on the pilot and main, (zingy top end/idle hanging after a pull) they do scream like a bandit when too lean lol, not sure where u ended up on the air screw, but try richening it up a bit and make sure you’re within 1-2 1/2 turns out. I’d go to 4th clip position as well or up the main. Hate to see that beauty get blown up after all the work! Keep the videos coming brother!
Love that little Yamaha. My best friend had one just like that when we were in grade school and I had a Suzuki 90cc street and trail “enduro” with the lights and the plate.
You sir have absolutely fantastic videography skills, attention to both do the work and catch it SO well deserves very high praise, please wear boots for ankle protection when testing ❤❤
Really enjoyed it. Thank you.
Brilliant video Joe watching from Edinburgh Scotland UK 🇬🇧 👏 👍
all threw the 70's were i lived you couldn't go a week end with out hearing at least 2 or more racing around. music to my ears!
My Honda pressure washer had a 16-size feeler gauge exaust valve and a new machine. The air filter had oil in it, making it surge-thinking but never backfired with it in place. Going to use propane in my riding mower and other engines. You could buy them deer fences used for gardens.
Where's Vinnie been?
A little glimpse of your two girls!! Won’t be long before your daughter will be riding with you ❤️
A little tip on the corn you planted , crows will pull them up once they start coming up. Would put up a scare crow or two. Love your vids.
Great video Joe, like the multiple content! Hey, ever thought about building a large repair and storage shop on your land?
Concrete is getting poured for one mid may
@@2vintagesee how far @victoryoutdoorservices is from you. He’s got a relatively new channel that’s exploding and it’d be cool to see you two meet up. He’s from around Waukesha/Milwaukee area. Not sure how far from you. But them fellas do some AMAZING work!!
Nice work on the surfaces. It's kind of amazing how shallow a groove will let water go by. I was concerned that the piston might come too close, but you probably only removed, what... thousandths of an inch?
Love your Honda content
Finally you've been getting some wins. Yes, deer will DESTROY all your work during the night.
I was sorta surprised you used the studs and bolts over again. Suggest Specbolt Honda bolt kit.
80 bucks for a bolt kit that only holds 20 ft lbs... They still thread.
@@bazookajoethompson3407 Not really, a full restoration bolt kit is around $80, but a head bolt and washer kit is much less, $15. Either kit would require OEM studs from Honda, which is cheap insurance against worse problems if they break or rust again.
I have a 1971 Bultaco and sounds pretty much the same like this Honda. I love these two stroke dirt bikes.
Dang Joe you scored a great tractor, that thing is amazing that tiller goes through that soil like butter and makes it all fluffy, what seed in its right mind would not want to grow in that soil. nice job. PS; I am jealous. lol :)
Congratulations you two on the little baby
2 things it's called a field or paddock and what happens when someone builds at the end of the dead end road?. Great videos
Could you add part one or part two to the title so we no what step we are on it’s confusing the way the titles are on your second videos now it’s hard to tell it’s not a brand new bike
Happy Days Joe Has Posted 🔥🔥🔥
What also works really well is using JB weld in the grooves and then sanding lightly. You don’t have to remove as much material.
love the sound of that GT80
Those 80cc Yamaha bring back old memories. I rode 50cc, 80cc and 100cc for years until the police stopped me.. haha.. Yamaha DT50 with a German 80cc engine block and 100cc cylinder on it. It went pretty well hihi.. After 35 years, every screw still in memory.
Awesome 125 man i had a 1991 loved it keep them videos coming 👍
Didnt realize you and Jade have a baby, CONGRATS!
The Yamaha sounded like it was missing a bit.
Hi Joe, Great content, you might think about giving those young trees some water.
It's been raining for like 4 days straight
Coolest mini bike ever, that and the 60cc. Honda of course built the most reliable mini bikes but those little Yamahas were actually little motorcycles. I love the 125, it ripped almost as good as an RM but not quite. Great Job Joe! Thank you!
Good job knocking out a few projects. Build a dirt track Fridays would be a frigging awesome weekly series. FARMING - keep at it. If you are doing potatoes, you ought to do carrots, and turnip / rutabaga / beets too. Basically all the same in terms of effort.
I like dirt bikes and i like to mentor you guys in the right ways to do stuff. He has very good skills and could go far.
Love these videos, keep them up