5 EASY To Make SIDE PANELS That Look AWESOME!!!

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  • Making Motorcycle Cafe Racer side panels that look awesome.
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  • @cedley1969
    @cedley1969 15 днів тому

    Love it, not just the usual tin box under the seat pan!

  • @WickedWill71
    @WickedWill71 18 днів тому +1

    Outside the box thinking. Thanks for sharing 👍

  • @saltythommo3989
    @saltythommo3989 18 днів тому +1

    # 2 looks cool 🤙

  • @zakhughes9067
    @zakhughes9067 14 днів тому

    Number 2 for sure

  • @michaelboen
    @michaelboen 8 годин тому

    #2, nice little project!

  • @MrSprocket2u
    @MrSprocket2u 14 днів тому

    Love it .... good job bro

  • @iceniscrambler344
    @iceniscrambler344 16 днів тому

    N°2 looks cooler, I am in the process of changing my BSA C15 and I was gonna put just a plastic oval covers to hide the battery/electrics box,,, but I might go the extra mile and do something like what you just shown on this video, thanks for sharing 🙏👍

  • @MAGALITO35
    @MAGALITO35 18 днів тому +2

    Number 1 without a doubt

  • @nicholassnook5204
    @nicholassnook5204 17 днів тому

    Nice Dan, number 1

  • @zardportugal
    @zardportugal 18 днів тому +1

    Cool job.
    To me is number 2.
    Congrats.

  • @bradrennick2919
    @bradrennick2919 15 днів тому

    Awesome, super helpful video! Also #2 😉

  • @laurentlavie9136
    @laurentlavie9136 18 днів тому

    Gorgeous ! Like this !

  • @tomek860
    @tomek860 17 днів тому

    Nice video 👍👍 love it. There is relatively little vids on how to do side covers or suggesting ideas. Those pstterns can actually be used by people that have no heave tools/welders, they can be done with glass fiber as well.

  • @PochtroneSofa
    @PochtroneSofa 18 днів тому

    Really cool!! Nice job

  • @JimmyMacTavish
    @JimmyMacTavish 18 днів тому

    Great work love your workshop and ideas.

  • @skandix
    @skandix 18 днів тому

    Nice, thanks for sharing.

  • @alanbuller3371
    @alanbuller3371 19 днів тому

    Amazing creativity! I like #1

  • @peterdocter4659
    @peterdocter4659 18 днів тому

    Nice man, love the fabrication you do.

  • @Mike40M
    @Mike40M 18 днів тому +2

    Nice piece of fabrication. Though not something I should have done in the sixties when building Cafe styled bikes. Idea was to increase performance by reducing weight, removing unnecessary parts, change parts to lighter ones, moderate tuning without impairing reliability and improve handling. Adapt rider position for high speed riding.

    • @miiklaa
      @miiklaa 18 днів тому

      That’s one way of doing it 👍🏻 but sticking to restrictions isn’t really the rebellious bike rebuilding way, is it?

  • @janileppanen9732
    @janileppanen9732 18 днів тому

    Great work 👍 For me it's number 2.

  • @vinnybarbara7097
    @vinnybarbara7097 18 днів тому

    They looked really good, i liked 1 and 2 the best.

  • @DarrenHoehne
    @DarrenHoehne 18 днів тому

    Great vid buddy, I personally like #1. Keep them coming.
    I’m currently working on a k100 cafe racer and don’t take your advise on not taking the bike completely apart 😂😬

    • @CafeRacerGarage
      @CafeRacerGarage  18 днів тому +1

      Thanks mate and one of the main reasons I say that is because you lose motivation so as long as you don’t lose motivation, you haven’t done anything bad 😀
      I just recommend that to people who have never built the bike before or who have minimal time to work on it and therefore it sits in the garage for years

  • @JVanpatrol
    @JVanpatrol 19 днів тому

    Great video gave me some ideas for my CT125

    • @CafeRacerGarage
      @CafeRacerGarage  18 днів тому

      That’s fantastic I’m stoked you are going to try it

  • @rsbharley4766
    @rsbharley4766 18 днів тому

    Nice video Dan, excellent work mate. For me it's number two, ride safe and take care. Cheers

  • @soldierboy425
    @soldierboy425 18 днів тому

    That’s some damn fine workmanship. I might try my hand at this for my FXR.

    • @CafeRacerGarage
      @CafeRacerGarage  18 днів тому

      That’s awesome Thank you so much and glad you got something from this one

  • @stuartwood7252
    @stuartwood7252 18 днів тому

    #1 & #2 for me. A NACA duct could look cool too, on the right bike.
    Fab' fabrication advice Dan. Though I couldn't bring myself to recommend any wood cutting blades for grinders. They're in the same boat as the Kwaka H2 Mach IV.... otherwise known as Widow Makers...
    Stu. Melbourne

    • @CafeRacerGarage
      @CafeRacerGarage  18 днів тому +1

      Thanx mate and you are 100% right about the blades, I only use them on the odd occasion because they can be deadly

  • @andrewd7586
    @andrewd7586 16 днів тому

    No. 2👍🏼😎

  • @johnDukemaster
    @johnDukemaster 18 днів тому

    Forgot the face mask? That stuff is really everywhere! Especially when "I'm just doing this little bit..."
    Really nice suggestions. And even if you have the garage we all want, you keep it at a tool level most of us can manage. Well done!

    • @CafeRacerGarage
      @CafeRacerGarage  18 днів тому +1

      You always seem to notice and comment on the funny things that I put in my videos 😉
      When I was editing this one, I was going to delete that bit but I thought it was funny because we all do it when we sand 😂
      I do my best to balance my videos, sometimes I’ll use my big machinery and in others I try to simplify it like you see in this one.
      😁
      lots of guys are slowly building up there tool collection so I like to keep it as real as I can.
      That being said, My Milling machine, Lathe, Plasma Robot Etc, will always get video time, it’s the main reason I have them after all 🤙

  • @Gus-cg9yp
    @Gus-cg9yp 18 днів тому

    Hi Dan, nice job. I did something similar on my CX500 a couple of years ago. Nunber one for me. Thanks . Gus

    • @CafeRacerGarage
      @CafeRacerGarage  16 днів тому

      So cool 👍 it’s a great technique and fun to do with minimal tools

  • @gazzer883
    @gazzer883 18 днів тому

    2 but they all could be used depending on the style of the bike.

  • @yOtroLuis
    @yOtroLuis 18 днів тому

    Nice! #2 follow by 3

  • @4caminos4caminos20
    @4caminos4caminos20 18 днів тому

    Nice video 👍👍🔧🔩🔨

  • @MrZee5Tee
    @MrZee5Tee 17 днів тому

    Number 2

  • @koblih69
    @koblih69 12 днів тому

    No 1

  • @kymbrereton203
    @kymbrereton203 16 днів тому +2

    I love that your videos aren’t just instructional, but they teach techniques to build your own creativity off of. Careful breathing in MDF dust - no more Dan means no more videos… and that would be a waste of talent.

    • @CafeRacerGarage
      @CafeRacerGarage  16 днів тому

      Thank you mate and yes that dust is nasty stuff indeed

  • @user-xt7ds6vk8j
    @user-xt7ds6vk8j 11 годин тому

    Ok

  • @Meyersmanx1
    @Meyersmanx1 18 днів тому

    Hey legend, is that bike for Jet😅?

  • @CalvinRonk-ft3ej
    @CalvinRonk-ft3ej 16 днів тому

    #2

  • @jeremywest5433
    @jeremywest5433 18 днів тому

    #1

  • @urnzwayzmoove
    @urnzwayzmoove 18 днів тому

    2

  • @larryalexander4833
    @larryalexander4833 18 днів тому

    Good Sunday morning to everyone. Appreciate the video and update. Hay remember everyone Through all your troubles in life Look to Jesus Christ for he is the answer ✝️🙏

  • @kaijudt8358
    @kaijudt8358 17 днів тому

    IT Looks sooo easy.feom.this Side of the Phone 😂

  • @bidusathi
    @bidusathi 17 днів тому

    your super Good bless number 1 i s👍

  • @Bigwheels69
    @Bigwheels69 18 днів тому

    Another awesome video mate!
    All four are cool but #1 is my favourite. You're not selling them are you???

  • @fulano.rc24
    @fulano.rc24 17 днів тому

    #2