Triumph Thunderbird / TT Legend, Rear End Assembly, YSS Suspension !
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- The game begins, bench full of parts, lets put it all back together !
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Another superb video, can't wait to see it finished.
Many thanks!
Great vid fella, Jsut started watching again after a few years. Loved the oil quenching. Just wondered if this needs further treatment like a surface oiling in future or whether it will protect against rust for a few years. Also any ideas whether this adversely affects the structural strength of the bolt or should this be tempered? Do you know if there are any benefits apart from cost to using used oil as opposed to fresh oil? Cheers
Cealn fresh golden oil gives a yellow tinted shiny finish, carbon laden sump oil gives the black silky finish, and clear oil like Baby oil gives no colour change, and you can buff them up too.. 'Oil bluing' causes no issues as you're not getting the metal hot enough to cause any changes..!
@@Moonfleet41 nice. Cheers
Thanks for the video. Purchased my first HD this week..2020 Street Glide Special Rover Rock Grey Denim. I am excited to get out and ride it.
Oh my goodness, that's awesome, my very favourite Harley of all, congratulations brother, you must be beside yourself with excitement, I know I would be, have a fantastic ride, keep safe and send us a photo if you get time (delboysgarage@yahoo.com)... ! Thanks for your support on the videos, glad you enjoy them, lots more to come in 2021!
excellent video bro!!! ! so relaxing to see how everything is put back together with such precision ! please stay safe out there with everything going on recently !!! take care guys!!!!!
Hey Renzo, good to hear from you Brother, we hope life is good over there and you're having a great Holiday.. Keeping safe here, and hope you're doing the same, let's all hope for a better 2021..
@@Moonfleet41 like wise 👍 a better 2021 and 1 million subscribers soon !!!
Excellent progress, and looking good too! Merry Christmas D & P!!
Hey Allen, thank you for the wonderful wishes, the very same to you and your family... we've sent you an email, D&Pxx
Great job SIR. Have a great Christmas and a even better new year.
Thanks, you too mate, enjoy the holidays and stay safe and well!
Nice work.. I fitted a YSS extra heavy duty shock on my FJR 1300 after my Nitron blew the main O ring. The YSS worked great while I had my Nitron fully serviced. Still got the YSS as a spare. Good shocks for a good price.
Hinckley had some good stuff going on back then . ie zirc? fittings (grease nipples) and powder coat .(although they hadn't discovered zinc chromate's advantages) big old frame backbones and Japanese calipers to name but a few..
This bike is going to be spanky ! Peace and love brother and hugs to you both 👍🏻☮❤❤😊
Sure thing brother, a well put together bike, it's a shame they couldn't make their mind up on the wheels, some models had alloy wheels, which was pretty good, but mine had the Italian tin wheels with the Disney chrome!... and then they went and spoked them with stainless... good to see that 20yrs ago they hadn't quite abandoned the British Leyland concept of designing bikes by committee! But easy stuff to put right, and hopefully this will be a spanker when it's done! Keep safe, keep smiling and keep Maud away from the Sherry, you know how lary she gets! Merry Xmas, D&Px
All the best for xmas you two. Great video again. Stay safe.
Thanks, you too Mike, have a peaceful time and keep safe.. D&Pxx !
Great tip that for blacking bolts have a good Christmas both and stay safe
Thanks mate, it weatherproofs them pretty well too, not like galvanizing, but it works for a year or two.. and its the same process the Romans used to rust proof weapons... and that makes it cool right.! Have a great Christmas too, and yeah, stay safe buddy.
@@Moonfleet41 Excellent factoid about the Romans, didn't know that one. Keep the vids coming - loving this series especially cos I have a Thunderbird Sport & learning loads of new tricks.
Have a great Christmas and a much brighter 2021 Del & Penny!
@@owlteachereducation It's even more interesting if you're a history nerd like me.. they didn't use engine oil obviously.. nor did they have blow torches..! they would heat armour plating in large oven like structures mate from clay...weapons in a forge pit.. and quench them in a mixture of heated olive oil and animal fat..! Told you i was nerdy.! Merry Christmas too mate, and keep safe. D&Pxx
@@Moonfleet41 Excellent stuff, nerd away! I knew olive oil had to be in there somewhere 😉 I'm a teacher trainer by trade - you've got the gift mate. Looking forward to the Christmas edition. Cheers!
As an X motorcycle mechanic and now a mechanical engineer, I just love watching a real craftsman like you. Everything you did was so precisely done with purpose and perfectly performed that I was spellbound watching this video. Your love of perfection makes you definitely a cut above the rest.
Thank you most kindly Sir, coming from a professional that is high praise indeed, I really appreciate your support, I've always believed that if time is not an issue, then you can slow down and make the best job of things, am sure you'll agree from your time on the tools, that it's always deadlines that restrict quality work... take care and have a wonderful Christmas, the next video is even better than this one, it's longer, with more progress, and we hope you'll enjoy it... it will be online Xmas Day just after lunch our time!
That shock looks awesome mate, another brilliant video well put together & presented, I've got some calipers to rebuild along with some other stuff I've saved for this week while I'm off work & I'm gonna enjoy doin, Merry Christmas to you both 👍
Nice work sir 👍✌️have a great Christmas guys
Thanks, you too buddy, what a strange year aye, be good to get back to normal... eventually! Keep safe and have a good one, D&Px
@@Moonfleet41 yes very strange still waiting for that coffee going to cost you more than a rich tea as well 😂😂👍
everything is so disgustingly.... clean!
Plenty more to but already so much completed, looking great, happy Christmas to you and Penny, have a great day.
Absolutely mate, enjoying the progress... have a great Christmas yourself, stay well and safe, all the very best, D&Px
450 degrees C is a high enough temperature to change the temper of the bolts..... You are basically annealing them, changing their characteristics and weakening them, that may not be critical for some bolts, but in this application it's not great advice as these fixings are part of the braking system and have a specific torque setting.
With every respect mate not so, it's my understanding to anneal metal it needs to be over 800 degrees and go non-magnetic, then cool slowly and naturally... heating this way and quenching doesn't anneal them, followed this advice from the blacksmith channels, and it's always worked pretty well.
@@Moonfleet41 A full anneal yes... but there is also 'Process Annealing', this starts at around 260 degrees C and up to 760 degrees C depending on the steel alloy. The process of hardening and tempering of steel is easily affected by further heating and cooling cycles and depending on how the heating and cooling is applied this can soften or harden the material changing the design characteristics of steel. The point is that on a safety critical fastener you no longer be sure that it will perform as intended. There are many different alloys of steel but most steels can lose up to 50% of their strength in the 400 - 500 degree C range.
@@Moonfleet41 Is "going non-magnetic" an indication to watch for in the absence of, say, an infrared thermometer? Is the test of absence of attraction to a magnet, or disappearance of prior magnetization?
@@adven999 I think the collapse of the Twin Towers in NYC was an example of heat weakening.
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Which one yss shock in your case? I mean in catalogue list there are for Triumph classic triples :mz456-345TRL-06 or mz456-340TRL -16 or mz366-340TRL-16
Good vid del,comes up nice and clean also all the best to you and penny for Christmas
Thanks, you too mate, next video online Xmas Day, just after lunch!
@@Moonfleet41 thought you may have had a brake with it being xmas
@@bikerdad1479 Naah, it's not like there's much else going on aye..lol!
back from our ritualistic Christmas day ride - which is getting shorter each year - brrrrrrrr ;0) - and just wanted to wish you and PP a very Happy Christmas mate - and to thank you for keeping all our spirits up all year round with your amazing videos - no small challenge especially in these toughest of times - thank you - and God bless you both - hope you have a safe and wonderful day!
Hello Mike, how wonderful to hear from you, and great to hear you got on the bikes, came back safe albeit a little cold!! Thank you so much for your kind wishes, you're right, it has been a very challenging year and it looks like the beginning of next will be the same, but like you, we're looking forward to day when we can get back to some kind of normal and people be safe... with the amazing support we get, we've been able to keep the videos rolling, and indeed, we will be posting up a video today, so you can kick back, grab a beer and enjoy some garage action! Take care, keep safe and well and have a fantastic Xmas holidays, all the very best, D&Pxx
I am looking one of this shock for my FJR 1300 ,but there is 2 part numbers ,one with standard spring ,and one with heavy duty spring and i dont know witch one i need ,any idea please?
do you think the heavy duty spring will be to much hard ? i am 80kg and my pillion 65kg
many thanks
With the weight of yourself and pillion i would say that the regular standard spring would be more then enough.. but i have not fitted one to an FJR myself... so perhaps double check for advice with the supplier..! Good luck with it.
@@Moonfleet41 many thanks
Regards George
All hail the beastie's rescue, from it's cruising the carpet scene,
bushes & bearings, fine fettle indeed, in crevices seldom clean.
But their engineers, they saw this day, & they knew that grit is nasty,
so it was locked away, from the light of day, inside a rubbery pasty.
Triumph Hinkley eh? - those boys certainly knew how to throw a boat over a hedge.
Merry Xmas : )
Merry Christmas to you too, our lyrical gangsta! Stay safe and well, D&Px
Just one question... you just cleaned out the needle bearings with WD40. With new grease in there how do you prevent contamination? In a vid or 2 before you told that you never ever should clean out the bearings with degreaser as you never can get it fully out...
Have a great Christmas to you both brother, well under the circumstances anyway. Have an amazing 2021. See you in the summer for sure, I reckon I was a few miles short last year of planned rides, got a lot to make up for this year 😂. Take care, be safe.
Sure thing brother, I can see the pints lined up on the bar already, we will make it happen in '21, we're planning an Ozzie Xmas on the beach in July, so perhaps you could bring your mankini and come down for that... go on mate, you know it makes sense, the Sheila's will love it!! ;-)... have a lovely Xmas both of you, keep safe and stay well, your mates, D&Pxx
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It wont be too long before she hits the road again Del.
As always great job.
Have a great Christmas
Nick Australia
Thanks, you too mate, what a strange year it's been, let's have a good Xmas and underline it.
Just about to purchase a yss shock for my early gsxr 750 👍
That will make a big improvement..!
Wanted mentioned... that olde oil trick!!! Never knew that!! Never rust again? Humm interesting!! I have to try that myself.
I have just puchased a 900 TT Legend. I would like to upgrade / change the rear shockabsorber for a YSS rear unit, set up to my wieght requirmens can please let me the part number of the unit you used. great channel Dave
Hi Dave, I don't remember the part number, two years ago now.. but just contact Wemoto.com, they're the supplier, and order the shock for your bike.. they'll send you the right one.!
Excellent!!! always a class of mechanic art. thank you.
Many thanks!
Very satisfying when it starts to come together - nice work.
Thank you mate, I agree, it's really satisfying to be assembling fresh clean parts! 👍
Hi Dell when you it will make big difference in handling how ? Where do u buy YSS shocks from plz let me know thanks
Did you ask wemoto about a spare bearing/bushing for the top of the YSS shock????
Mentioned in the video where you took it out about my YSS shock in the Divi 900, needing a new top bush due to wear.
1 guy in leeds apprently does them, but its seriously silly cash for one, AND it comes in about 5 bits, and you have to purchase each piece.
Cant fault the shock, love it in the divi 900. Makes sooo much difference 1 up, 1 up with luggage, 2 up... but that upper bearing/bush is a bit of a shock and a hard pill to swollow.
Why did you go for a YSS ? Any reason in particular? I’m living in TH where it’s produced and thinking of putting it on my T120. Just have no idea if’s any good, thanks.
Very good suspension!
Delboy's Garage better than Tac one?
@@petetxul6477 What is 'tac'?
Delboy's Garage tac or tec brand. Sorry I might remember incorrectly. The company that makes the rebel exhaust you put on your T120. I think I also saw you mounting their front suspension on your bike.
@@petetxul6477 These shocks are a grade up from the TEC shocks, a lot more money, and also TEC don't make a monoshock, only twin shocks!
I’ve been searching for this video. Did you engineer the mono shock conversion or is it a kit I can buy for my T120?
No, the TT Legend is a monoshock frame from the factory.
Learned something new yet again and this time re rustproofing bolts, Del! Cheers for that- and as my Aussie friends are prone to say, “Happy Chrissy” to you and Penny! 🏍👍🏍
Thanks Gary, have a great 'Chrissy' too! In our family we're planning an Aussie style Christmas, together in July on the beach... and I may wear my red Santa mankini, which I know sends the Sheila's wild lol... but probably no surfing, as this is England after all and I wouldn't know where to start, even if we did get waves! Keep safe both, have a great one and the next video will be online Xmas Day, our gift to our viewers... chat soon, stay safe and well there, D&Px
@@Moonfleet41 Hahaha! That’s quite a picture! Take care, my friend! BTW, I heard from our mate overnight. 😎
Nice trick with the magnetic socket at 13:43 . How did you magnetize the socket?
Not magnetic mate, it was just gravity! Just dropped the big nut in there and carefully fed it in to the bolt, but I do have a set of socket magnets, you can buy them from Sealey, I'll show them in a future video.
@@Moonfleet41 It sure looked like magnetism! I could have used that trick several times, recently, to shorten a long tedious repair chore. I'm looking forward to your Sealy video. Meanwhile, Merriness and Happiness to you and Production Director Penny.
Merry Christmas DEL and PENNY .
Thanks Michael, you too mate, have fun and stay safe.
Hope you and Penny have a great Christmas Del. Don’t know what kind of rules you guys are living with down there but have a good one and stay safe both of you.
Thanks Alan, here we're in Tier2, but most of our family are in the highest Tier4 lockdown, so a very difficult and different year, but we're looking forward to a brighter 2021... have a great Christmas yourself and stay safe! D&Px
These are great rebuild vids! Do you have any ‘secret’ alternative to the heat & oil quench process that leaves a bright finish? I try to replace with stainless but thats only possible with ordinary bolts etc. For special bolts would you try a home plating kit or just rely on clear lacquer etc? Happy Christmas to you both.
Try quenching in baby oil, being clear to wont burn any carbon into the surface.. but the treatment wont last as long... carbon laden sump oil lasts best.!
Hey Del, I see you always use YSS when you need a shock. I am wondering if you have an opinion on YSS vs. Hagon? I got a YSS for my bike a few years back after hearing about them on one of your videos. They are good quality shocks!
The YSS are indeed good quality shocks mate, but i don't "always" use them, i have with this project, but my T120 Bonneville has Fox Shocks, my Kawasaki Streetfighter build has a Nitron shock, and the Dyna wide glide got treated to Ohlins.. i just go with what i can afford for each given project according to budget.. The very best value for money of all is always TEC shocks and ive used those on several projects... but unfortunately i have never used Hagon shocks myself, nor had them on a bike ive bought,, so i can't really comment on ho good they are mate.. they do have a good reputation though.
@@Moonfleet41 Thanks for the reply! Yeah sorry, I guess I shouldn't have said always but did know you were a fan of the YSS. Not sure if the TEC shocks are available in the U.S. but I'll have a look.
Hi del & penny . Just want to wish you both merry Xmas & happy new year ..... rich 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍
Same to you Rich, thanks very much for your kind support, have a great Christmas yourself and a safe New Year, all the best, D&Px
Loving each ep of the build Del! Only nitpick is at 5:40, why didn't you clean up that rusty old screw near the sprocket. The whole build is immaculate otherwise. Keep em coming!
What screw mate? Don't know which one you mean!
@@Moonfleet41 there's one at the 7 o'clock mark below the sprocket
Absloutley brilliant job Del - have a great Xmas both and put your feet up or will you be backing the workshop finishing the back end! 👍
Sure thing buddy, already doing it, it's almost finished, I've got around 2 days editing in front of me and it'll be online Xmas Day, just after lunch, once we've watched the Queen!! Merry Christmas!
@@Moonfleet41 Haha thats great will keep me eyes peeled!
Always is a pleasure to see your videos, projects and work well done. Merry Christmas
Thanks frank, you too, have a safe and happy Christmas and New Year!
looking to upgrade standard Suzuki shock, what your opinion on the YSS
Brilliant upgrade on any bike highly recommend but if you have a few extra bob spare grab a nitron r3 for that extra bit of adjustment
@@xXREAPER10Xx Hmmm. . . $1K USD for the Nitron R3s. How much for the YSS?
My favourite build so far; on the best Triumph you have had in 👍
Glad you like it mate!
Hi Del, how would you rate the yss shocks for there price.
Hi John. Well they're good shocks, but they are expensive.!
@Delboy's Garage not compared to nitron which you put on the zx7r👍
Very professional work !!!
Merry Christmas !!!
Thank you! You too!
Hey Del didn’t know where else to msg you, not sure if you heard but the Feast of Friends guitarist Jason passed away today. I’m pretty gutted. He was such a gent of a guy.
Hey Oz, that's very sad, I didn't know that yet, I literally just woke up to your message, 7am here, just email me mate: moonfleet10@yahoo.co.uk What sad news, will look for your email mate.
Fantastic day indeed buddy, nice bit of progress for sure :-)
Thank you Brother, good to hear from you, hope you're feeling well, yes it was a long day, but really pleased with the progress, it's certainly gonna handle better now... catch up before Xmas?? On the phone of course lol 👍
Hi del love the video doing good progress so far can't wait to see her done. I have a question why did you hear the bolt up and dip it in oil and how long will it stay black for ? Say hi to penny and I hope you both are well and safe 👍👍
Hi mate, it's a simple ancient technique or process called oil burning, or blueing, you simply heat to about 400c and quench in oil, it embeds the oil in to the surface, or micro-structure, of the metal, which waterproofs and protects it, you can use clean oil, which gives a golden finish to bright silver steel, or you can use black sump oil which because it contains so much carbon, gives you that black finish, and it lasts about a couple of years in daily weather, but if you keep it clean then like any metal surface it'll stay in shape! Merry Christmas to you too, and a safe and happy New Year!
@@Moonfleet41 Nice! There are also commercial lubricants, such as Lock-Ease which contain graphite, that would also work in the place of dirty engine oil. Arco once made an engine oil that contained graphite as an extreme pressure ingredient, and today there is Krex Graphite Engine Lubricant sold as an oil additive.
Great video once again Del. Merry Christmas to you and your family and hope to see more great video's soon. Can not wait to see your next video as when my phone pings I know that a great educational video is going to guide me in making my bike better and keep the value up.
Thanks buddy, good to know you enjoy the videos, we are uploading, as normal, Tues & Fri, so even on Xmas Day there will be a video to enjoy! Happy Christmas!
Another nice job Delboy .all the best Tony
Thanks Tony, have a good Christmas mate. and keep safe.
Nice one! It's like therapy to watch all these parts getting greased up. Good choice getting a new shock, even when new these shocks were quite basic. I'm running a Hagon in the rear, probably similar quality and performance as YSS but don't know for sure, same price range at least :)
Looking forward to the rest!
Merry Christmas 🎅
Merry Christmas too mate, thank you for your support this year!
I really debated picking up a YSS rear shock for mine this summer. I'm going to see how she goes and may invest in one after the next riding season. Great value if you are able to invest the $$$ i think. Merry Christmas to you both you and Pen.
Hey buddy.. Yeah, they are a really great value item.. but it does depend on the bike you're putting it on.. on this Triumph and maybe a Suzuki Bandit, they are a certain improvement, but on maybe a Yamaha R1, they'd probably not be much better that the factory shock as long as it's healthy..! Have a wonderful Christmas too sir, and thank you for your awesome support.. D&Pxx
I have to say I'm getting excited.. it's coming together very nicely del 👍
Thanks 👍
I'm upgrading the rear shock on my Tbird to a Kawasaki ZX9R unit, which adds an inch of height, has rebound adjustment, and is able to be rebuilt. Thanks for the detail in this series!
Hey Todd, how did your upgrade go? The shock in my Legend TT finally packed it in and looking for some options. Is the ZX9R unit a good match? Any mods needed at the mounting points?
Evening looks nice a fresh and super clean , looking good
Oh boy.....Gloves, Grease and holes...I know your next profession:)
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Now I can like it ., did stop it twice though ☺️ .
What ? stop what buddy.?
@@Moonfleet41 . Your video .. "Multi tasking"... 😁
Hey Del. I have really enjoyed watching this build. Your shop practices and calm demeanor are something to aspire to. Merry Christmas to you and Penny Pitstop. Can't wait to see how this one turns out.
Thank you Shannon, we're glad you're enjoying the project, it's turned out to be quite a restoration as well as modification.. so fits the term "Resto-Mod".. and hopefully it should be a real head turner when we're done.
Off course del perfect 👌 have a good Christmas to you and penny
Same to you mate, have a safe Christmas and keep well!
Nice one again hope you and penny have a great Christmas
Thanks, you too mate, keep safe !
Love that rear shock, merry Christmas 👍🏼
Thanks Dan, it was a bit of an indulgence, but when you finally fit it into the frame, it feels like it lifts the whole class and quality of the project.. a great investment.! merry Christmas too mate.
@@Moonfleet41 it's got me thinking I might replace the old one on the CBR which has an external oil cylinder.
Definitely a big video this one Del and so interesting how you make it fit back together so well. A lovely clean job mate. I love this project so much. Kind regards.
Many thanks buddy, it was a very long day, and an even longer day to edit... 16hrs work in total, so it's really great that it's appreciated, the next one is even more so, I'm into my second day of editing it now, it's a proper monster and should be online Xmas Day just after lunch! Merry Christmas mate.
I sometimes forget how much work goes into the work off camera, thank you so much and have a lovely Christmas. I will look out for the next video on the big day mate. Kind regards. @@Moonfleet41
Great job Del, and you got a fair bit of progress to date. Great attention to details. I think the used oil dish could have been a bit deeper, I could even smell the smoke as I sit at my monitor, ha ha. Cheers and merry Christmas. Thanks for the vid!
Ha ha yeah, "must try harder".. im gonna do thos a lot more often now, so ill make a proper deep oil can i can dump the item right into..had to open the window for this one..Doh..! Have a Merry Christmas too sir, and thanks for your support..
This bike is coming along great Del. 👍
Coming together nicely! I wish a happy Christmas and New Year to you both. Gather your belongings and head for the exit, 2020... and don't let the screen door hit you in the ass on your way out.
Amen to that Brother, one year we will not be sad to see the back of! Merry Christmas to you too, keep safe!
Still looking good Del✌️hope you and Penny have a safe and happy Christmas❤️
Thanks Gerry, you too mate, and enjoy the holidays..
As usual a master piece. Love watching your videos. Everything is so clean and very well done.
Thank you so much mate, much appreciated! 😀
Instablaster
Great vid buddy, that shock looks the part and still realy liking the wheels 👍 Nice trick with the rusty bolts as well....
Thanks mate 👍
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Very good video perfect landmark. Congrats on everything man this is exciting
Thanks James, enjoying it myself.... next installment will be Christmas Day..!
Clever trick with the bolts. Didn't know that. Good one👍
You've mentioned annealing material in the past and how it softens the metal, isn't heating these bolts up the way you've illustrated doing the same thing? I'm just thinking from a safety point of view that weakening bolts is probably a bad thing ey
Annealing is a specific process Dan, heat to bright cheery red which is about 850c, the metal goes non magnetic, then let it cool as slowly as possible.. and that will anneal it... but this process is totally different, you only heat to between 400 / 450c, until the metal just starts to show a change in colour, once you see a very dark dull red, then quench it quickly in oil... it doesn't alter the molecular structure like annealing does, it just burns the oil into the surface micro structure of the steel and as such weatherproofs it...
Its a process that goes back thousands of years, and medieval weapons and armour were weatherproofed this way, even the Romans did it... check it out mate, it's something the blacksmith channels do all the time.
Interesting will have to look into it more, looks like a good finish for older bikes if you can’t afford to replace/re-plate the bolts
Nice video Del & Penny. Coming together nicely mate, nice new shock. Stay safe. Cheers
Looks Great Del as ever ! Merry Christmas to you and Penny
Thanks Steve, you too mate, have a good Christmas and keep safe. D&Pxx
Nice work!
Really fantastic!! Enjoyed this video.
Great stuff del. you and penny have a great christmas and beter new year..
You too Steve, what a bizarre year it's been, i guess the whole world is under it at the same time, so lets hope it maybe brings us all together a little more in the future aye.. Keep safe and have a great Christmas, take care of the family.. D&Pxx
Nice. That is what I call a proper lube job.. What am I talking about :/
Cheeky! Yes indeed, nowt like doing it properly!
Better than new! Good job
MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and penny
Thanks Andy, you have a wonderful safe and healthy holidays yourself, all the best, D&Px
Great videos!
Looking good! 👍
Merry Christmas to you and Penny!!
Thank you Harold, it's good to hear from oyu sir, and wishing you the very same, have a great Christmas, and a keep safe new year. D&Pxx
Love seeing the bike come together! Great job and love your methodical and detailed rebuild!
Thanks mate, it's very rewarding re-assembling everything bit by bit.. and great seeing it come together too.
Glad to see the experiment with "cRap" as background music didn't last long.
Brilliant video del the spaying looks fantastic hope you both have a great Christmas 🎄 really looking forward to next one stay safe 🙏 🇬🇧👍
Thanks you Richard, great outcome with the paint, with the two blow heaters running i was able to get the temperature right up, so it flowed out really smooth. Have a great Christmas and stay safe you too mate.. D&P..
Happy Christmas Del and Penny,great videos, love this project
Thank you! You too mate, keep safe and well and enjoy Christmas!
Looking good del I must say that yss shock looks beautiful.coming together slowly can't wait to see the finished product .hope you have a merry Christmas let's hope next year is better .🙂
I have to totally agree with that Chris, next year could hardly be any worse, like the meme said, if 202 was a scented candle, it'd be a portaloo on fire..! Have great Christmas, keep safe and stay in touch.. Del.
OOooo pretty ;-) It's coming together nicely. Cheers :-)
Yeah, Posh Ainit.? i often questioned the expense, and with a build budget slowly losing control, maybe i could have gotten a cheaper rear shock.. but seeing it now in place, it all makes sense..! Stay safe both of you, strangest Christmas ever..! D&Pxx
A thing of beauty!
I have to agree mate, thanks for your support.
Question... Why no Torque wrench for the front Sprocket?
Statement... love the trick with the screw driver/vicegrips! Gonna use that one if ya don't mind.
(P) From grime to shine 😀 we wish you both a very Merry Christmas and a happy new year!
Same to you mate, give our love and hugs to the family, we'll look forward to 2021 and a brighter future, look forward to seeing you then, we'll soon be back out to play, D&Px
Diamonds and Rust!
Thats profound.!
Looks the part del don’t u just love new toys 😂 good job 👍🏻
Thanks buddy, am really happy with the result, a fair ways still to go, but happy with the progress!
Another great episode in this triumph build series, brilliant you took the time to video all your hard work that you put into this build. Great informative video and boss to watch. Who needs live T. V. Looking forward to all future vids. Thanks, Vinny.
Thank you very much Vinny, that's very kind of you, we're glad to know that it's appreciated... have a great Xmas and safe New Year!
Another great video, loving this build series and as always a quality job, merry Christmas matey, have a good one, 👍👍👍
Thanks Pete, you too mate! have a peaceful time and stay safe.
Looks like ya Xmas came a few days early mate,👍👍
Whatever happened to the fun days of you and Penny doing stuff together and kidding around?
Penny's flat out running her shop until Christmas, 7 days a week through December same as every year... back to normal in the new year buddy, got some big changes coming too.!
@@Moonfleet41 Great news!
black latex gloves and grease, why am I reminded of being arrested in Germany lol
It's coming on nicely Del. It'll be on the road for Christmas (Don't know witch Christmas though).