@@sergiohbb Salud from Texas, my friend. I have a 96 Honda Shadow 600 VLX CD. I ride everyday. No matter what. I hate social media so I only UA-cam. But maybe I’ll upload a video someday. I just can’t risk my phone falling. But if I do a tear down like this I’ll record it too.
Good content bro!! I’m already suscribe and I already follow you on IG! I have a VT600CD and sometimes I look for videos and they are not so specific like yours!
Great vid bro … I’m rebuilding my 03 vt600 as well. If we’re tearing it all down might as well replace and make it all new 👍. Keep the vids coming. I know editing takes time but maybe a voice over ?
Nothing wrong with the look of the stator dude,discolaration is normal from the warm oil, test it before you replace it, if you have a problem charging the battery than it's probably the regulator
Hello bro i'm having a hard time removing the flywheel nut on my VLX 600 can you give me an idea or a tip of how to remove it it's too hard and i think it's stuck
Hey! I haven’t remove the flywheel on mine, but it is probably as stuck/tight as the clutch basket nut that I removed in another video. You most likely will need to use an impact wrench if nothing else works.
@@zigmoto cause i'm planning to remove and replace my timing chain so the ticking sound on my vlx 600 engine can go away and the flywheel nut is a big big challenge to me right now
That means to get it loose you have to turn clockwise which is opposite of what other bolts normally do (right hand thread is most common). Have you tried an impact wrench?
Acompanhado a desmontagem e restauração da sua motocicleta aqui no Brasil amigo, muito bom trabalho, parabéns.
Thank you 🙏 Glad to see people from other countries enjoying these videos and having the same passion for motorcycles 😃
@@zigmoto Sim, tenho uma shadow 600 também e tenho vontade de fazer o mesmo que você, desmontar ela inteira, quem sabe vendo seus vídeos tomo coragem.
@@sergiohbb Cool! Then I hope you will dare to do it too. 😁
@@sergiohbb Salud from Texas, my friend. I have a 96 Honda Shadow 600 VLX CD. I ride everyday. No matter what. I hate social media so I only UA-cam. But maybe I’ll upload a video someday. I just can’t risk my phone falling. But if I do a tear down like this I’ll record it too.
Good content bro!! I’m already suscribe and I already follow you on IG! I have a VT600CD and sometimes I look for videos and they are not so specific like yours!
Thank you so much!! Your words and support mean a lot. I sometimes wish I got the Deluxe version like you, just for the chrome on the engine covers 😁
What year is yours steven
Great vid bro … I’m rebuilding my 03 vt600 as well. If we’re tearing it all down might as well replace and make it all new 👍. Keep the vids coming. I know editing takes time but maybe a voice over ?
Thanks! Nice to hear other people doing the same 😊 Yes, might as well. Some of these parts are going to take forever to clean 😆
Nothing wrong with the look of the stator dude,discolaration is normal from the warm oil, test it before you replace it, if you have a problem charging the battery than it's probably the regulator
Thanks for letting me know! 😁 I am going to test the resistance of it in the coming week or so. Hopefully everything is good.
sir, can you please mention the store that you buy parts for your project?
It depends. Which part(s) are you referring to?
Hello bro i'm having a hard time removing the flywheel nut on my VLX 600 can you give me an idea or a tip of how to remove it it's too hard and i think it's stuck
Hey! I haven’t remove the flywheel on mine, but it is probably as stuck/tight as the clutch basket nut that I removed in another video. You most likely will need to use an impact wrench if nothing else works.
@@zigmoto cause i'm planning to remove and replace my timing chain so the ticking sound on my vlx 600 engine can go away and the flywheel nut is a big big challenge to me right now
@alas were you able to remove the flywheel nut?
@@zigmoto The manual says that it's a left hand thread bolt, i'm really having a hard time taking it off it's a pain in the ass
That means to get it loose you have to turn clockwise which is opposite of what other bolts normally do (right hand thread is most common). Have you tried an impact wrench?