Honda SL70 / Lifan 125…..first run!
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2023
- Hey everyone, thanks for watching this SL70 / Lifan 125 build.
Here is a list of parts I used during this video:
Trail Buddy TB515 simple harness:
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Lifan 125cc engine:
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12v half wave regulator:
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Nibbi 22mm carb:
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Turn signals:
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Shocks:
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Mirrors:
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Foot peg rubbers:
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Brakes:
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Great video I love the SL 70s. That’s been the one motorcycle I always wanted when I was young, but never owned one . Seeing this video I’m on the look for an SL 70 now and I’m gonna do it exactly like you did with a 125 in it.
Thanks!
You know I love it! I ride it’s brother about every day!! Hope the weather holds up for the 14th!!!
Thanks. Should be high 60’s. Hopefully, rain stays away.
My older brother had a brand new SL70 it was a 1972 or 73 not sure it was light blue we had a lot of fun on that bike !
Sounds like it might have been an Aquarius Blue K0.
Nailed it Mike. Nice build. Reminds me of the struggles I recently had with my XL70 project. Don't worry about the paint. Looks good from here. Thanks for the mention BTW.
Thanks! As I said in the video, it’s a rider, not a looker. It’s gonna be a fun bike. !
She's looking sharp
Thanks. Just don’t get too close. I didn’t do the paint any favors. 🤣🤣🤣
I had a sl70 I luv'd it....I'd trade my 01yz250 for that bike in a heart beat! I think it was a 1972 give or take a year! I jumped that bike way further than it ever should have been jumped...4th gear wide open...60+ft....by the time I got my cr80 the sl was twisted so bad...with about 6 inches of exhaust left on the head.....it still ran like a Timex watch! Lol.....took a lickin and kept on tickin! Great job man!
My older brother used to have the red and white version when we were kids. That yellow is beautiful. Nice job Mike!
Thanks! I’ve had a few reds and blues, but this is only my second yellow. It’s a keeper!!
Watching an expert such as yourself struggle with something as simple as a brake pedal was awesome - it made me feel like less of a dolt for my own struggles!
I’m no expert, just a guy tinkering in his garage…..like most of my viewers. 👍🏻
Looks great and nice sound. I like the rims. I've already thought about building one of these into a Honda Dax.
Thanks!
🛑🛑 Really Nice Job Mike!😀👍
You cleaned it up like a “new penny”.
I’m looking forward to seeing it, all completed.
I enjoyed the entire video.
Enjoy the New Bike. 😀👍
Thanks!
Looking great! Looks like it will be a blast to ride!
So far, I really enjoy it. I’m curious how it will handle 4th gear. It may need a gearing change.
You did a good job “threading the needle”… I mean finally getting the slightly longer Lifan engine into the frame. Showed your patience level and observation skills there.
Not only is the bike a good one added to your collection, it’s also gonna be a great “flagship” for the Fall Color ride!
You do good work… “Rambling Man”.
Thanks!
WOW.... THAT'S A WAKE UP CALL👍👍😄 LOOKS GREAT
Thanks!
That Sl70 is pretty sweet. I haven't seen one in person but the size of the frame looks like it would be a bit better balanced with the larger 125 lifans that the ct70's appear to be. Very cool to see it put together. Keep up the great work. If you're having fun so are we.
Thanks!
Another great build Mike. I know you don’t normally do restoration’s but that looks like one of the cleanest bike you’ve done😀👍
Thanks. As you can tell in the video, I’m pretty happy with how it turned out.
Nice work Mike. I might have to use a few of those items like the shocks and blinkers on my bike when I get around to working on it again. I’m excited to see the final result.
I rode the bike today, for a 40 mile shakedown, and the shocks felt pretty good. The blinkers work great and their look fits the age of the bike.
Great lookin bike, cant wait to see it at the ride. Laura said her first bike was a SL70, go figure.
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I took it out today, for a 40 mile shakedown run. I’m extremely pleased with it.
Thanks again for another great video
Thanks for watching!
Looks great Mike. A sweet bike.
Thanks! Definitely a fun bike to ride.
Love it! Brings back memories....... Think I may want to do a blue KO CT70.
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Looks great from my house
Just don’t get any closer. I didn’t do the paint any favors. 🤣🤣
It looks amazing.
Thanks!
Good work 👏👏👏
Thanks!
Looks great. 👍🏾
Time to button it up.
Thanks! Final video in a couple days.
Looking good!
Thank you sir!
Bike looks really good Mike. Be careful riding those knobby tires on pavement.
Thanks Mike. I’m probably more worried about the 50+ year old rubber flying apart at 50mph. Maybe I should put new tires on it……nah!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@MiniBikeMike 😂😂😂
Another awesome video
Thanks.
Great video and entertaining
Glad you enjoyed it
great job
Thanks!
great job you show the messy stuff and mistakes in bike building don't change a thing on your channel and you used a spray can to clear the tank two part clears will work better and you placed the front axel shaft in the wrong direction back one is correct not picking on you I'm a honda purist thank you for showing mistakes we are not perfect that's how we learn
Thanks! I didn’t know there was a correct direction for the axles. I’ve been building horizontal Hondas for 30 years, every bike has the front axle going in on the left side and the back axle going in on the right side. Never had a problem, guess I won’t change now, after what, maybe 300 bikes built. 🤷🏻♂️
Nice bike nice build!!!
Thanks. I’m pretty happy with it.
Nice bike!!
Thanks!
Very sweet ride. Maybe you can do some touch up paint on it. Did you use 1K or 2K clear?
i collect hondas hard tail 50s/ct 70s/and a hand full of 90s i have 15 bikes in my collection
I have somewhere between 100 to 150 bikes currently. I’ve owned close to 200 CT70’s over the past 30 years.
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Excellent 👍 just ordered a nibbi for my z50 110 build
I’ve had really good luck with them.
how did you get each part for the bike i just bought a project sl70 and I need few parts to restore it
bought it for 400$ it came with an stuck engine wheels+ the who frame except the plastics
@@P_Five65 I started with a complete, running/riding bike. There are a couple more videos on it.
Mike, where did you get the tires and what sizes are they?
I didn’t put tires on this bike. I believe they’re the originals from when it was new.
Hope you remembered to add oil back. 😁
🤣 Yep. I didn’t show it, but at the 31:00 mark, when I start working on the wiring harness, you can see the quart of oil by back tire.
Good job Mikey!
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Nice Bike. How about an original engine with a stationary cylinder? 😉
Thanks. I’m confused on what you mean by “stationary cylinder “.
@@MiniBikeMike Sorry for my English, I come from Germany (Translation on Google) 😂. I mean an engine where the cylinder doesn't go forward but up. Like original on the SL 70.
@@thorstenschopper8941 Ok, I understand. We call those “vertical engines”. Unfortunately, I don’t collect or build any bikes with vertical engines. Everything I build has the Honda horizontal engine.
@@MiniBikeMike Ok, great, learned something new. Thanks. I mainly build Skyteam, also with the same engines as you.
I have an SL70 and an XL70 I think they are far more like a motorcycle than the CT70, I built a CT70 and it feels like a push bike with an engine to ride, does anyone else feel that way? Feels unstable to me
It might just be the smaller diameter wheels and narrow handlebars
Is that a Lifan engine, or an off-brand? My S65 has an off-brand, and doesn't seem to have near the power of a Lifan.
This one has covers with Lifan printed on them, but other than those covers, I can’t tell any difference from the unbranded Lifan’s.
1down 3up!
This engine is 4 up.
@@MiniBikeMike Hmm....weird!
@rfiskillingussoftly6568 You do realize that I’m running a 125cc aftermarket engine, not the stock 72cc?
@@MiniBikeMike Kinda had tunnel vision on the sl70 aspect....the lifan 125 didn't register as the same build! Then my sister distracted me for awhile ....I didn't see you put the engine in...only seen the beginning and the end of the video...sorry man!
@@rfiskillingussoftly6568 No problem at all. I appreciate you watched the parts that you did. Thanks!