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★ 05. How to Cover a Motorcycle Seat - Start to Finish - Cafe Racer Garage
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This is Dan, let me show you step by step on how I build stuff each week including my CB750 Cafe Racer & the (Honda Scrambler/Tracker build on a budget challange) SUBSCRIBE to follow my future builds, I'm based in Australia.
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My favorite videos are the ones where you just try stuff out, I think what hooked me originally was the fact that you had never tried to make your own seat and just went for it on video. That's what I like to see, just trying new stuff and being self sufficient in your craft.
Wow I was not expecting that, I would have never known those videos would be that interesting. I'm honestly blown away. Thank you for letting me know. :)
I really enjoy step by step videos. And time lapse videos. The cinematics are also fire 🔥🔥
Thank you mate :) always love seeing your comments :)
Hi, I'm a new subscriber to your channel, I've not had time to watch loads of your videos yet, but so far what I really like is how you go through things step by step and explain what you're doing and why. So many of these bike build channels just use time lapse and nothing else, whilst that is enjoyable it's also really nice to have things explained. I love how you improvise and overcome problems etc. So far the videos I enjoyed the most was the scrambler seat build. Keep up the great work and best wishes from the U.K!
Cheers
Howard.
Jem-7V that’s fantastic and really good feedback from a new subscriber. you have A lot of great videos still to check out. I’ve tried to improve my video production quality and workmanship as you will notice if you watch some of my earlier videos. Thanks again have a great day 😁
Ey! i have been watching you for 2 years, and the thing that caught my attention is your imagination creating new pieces and solving problems. You gave me very good ideas to make my own K100RS cafe racer and I have to say thank you, thank you so much! So my favorite video style that you do is creating new pieces! Best regards from Spain!
I love the DIY approach videos. Like when you made your own seat, or the tail rack, or the custom made exhaust pipes. Makes the finish product look way cooler and unique
Captain Howdy thank you so much for your feedback, this definitely helps 👌😁
Seeing you fabricate your own parts, from simple brackets to whole seats and luggage racks and kickstands (the list goes on.....), is extremely interesting. I was particularly fascinated by your homemade silencer/muffler, you'd literally never know it wasn't a factory made item. Quite impressed with that one.
I've been to Oak Alley. I agree the property is gorgeous. When I was there, they had a few wild peacocks roaming around which added to the splendor of the place.
R.J. Bedore It’s definitely an amazing place it’s just a shame about its bad history
Definetly the fabrication side on the videos, the little details make a difference!
Tom Pickett Awesome thank you for your feedback Tom
Great idea to get to see other makers in Oz, It would be an inspirational get up to get on the customising train. In mid xs650 cafe racer build atm but always looking for great stories on other builders, As well as all your fantastic content keep it coming.
Thank you mate, that XS will be an awesome base to start with.
Hi Dan, that is a tough question because I enjoy all of your videos. I would say that I’m more interested in the scrambler build, but I do watch them all.
Thanks man, long may you make awesome and inspiring videos!
You know you love the wrinkle valve covers!!
The best videos are where you make stuff from scratch. Anyone can buy parts off the internet an install them but building from scratch, or better yet "scrap", is very interesting.
Thank is awesome, thank you so much for taking the time to leave me a comment and let me know :)
Can't wait to see you start working on your XV750, I'm currently working on a XV920 on the tightest budget. Seeing these videos makes me believe that I will be able to do mine well!
I totally understand, I just need to finish one of the 2 im working on before I can start a new project, But trust me, I'm super keen to dive into it! Is your 920 a chain drive?
@@CafeRacerGarage Mine is the shaft drive version with the Cycom instrument cluster, I wish I had a chain drive. Maybe for the next bike!
Hi Dan, that wrinkle paint looks great. All your videos are very good and interesting , my favourite one are the fabrications ones but we can find a lot of tips in all of them. Hope you enjoyed your ride with that lovely weather, we are having some of that too and making the most of it, thanks. Gus
Gus That is awesome Gus, thank you so much, i’m glad to hear that you are having some good weather also, I prefer to ride in the winter over here because someone gets very hot in and the motorcycle air conditioning doesn’t work if you need to stop lol 😂
Don't worry about two videos mate, we enjoy the quality that you put out anyways, and if all you can do is one video a week then I can definitely wait, it's hard to pick a favourite video but I love that you don't have too much in the way of an intro and just get right into it.
luke durkee that’s really cool thank you so much for saying that I still want to try my best to get an extra video out from time to time, I know What do you mean about intros, I kept mine short for that exact reason, personally if an intro was too long I will skip it forward and I’m sure I’m not the only one that does that, in regards to my videos, sometimes I completely leave the intro out if the video is a short one 👍
I’m always learning and improving so your feedback is very welcomed 😁
I really like the video's where you do alot of work. A timelapse is always cool to see and just watching someone else solve the problems they encounter is really helping me out with my own "project bike". Keep up the god work and greetings from the Netherlands.
ryanbox30 That is really cool 😎 thank you for letting me know
Most are my favorite 😂 but the seat release is the winner for me 😎
MOTO- GIFFY Thank you mate, I honestly didn’t think the seat would be that entertaining but it has been popular
That paint looks pretty good 👌 Sounds good to feature another blokes build.
My fav video & content is your next 1 as this is now. The ideas you come up with are great & the use of everyday tools, your mellow voice helps CHEERS m8 👍
BOBBER400 thank you so much mate I definitely try and use what I have and this bill has definitely challenged me to keep the budget low but it’s also been a blessing in disguise because I’ve learnt a lot and been able to teach a lot in the process, I didn’t know I had a mellow voice but that’s kinda cool I guess 😁👍
i enjoy your making stuff videos .. particulary the laminate work and all the seat building videos (im kind of biased :) ... also the time lapses of you making stuff from scratch are awesome .. i dont need a video every week - just make them as much educational as possible .. i love, how precise your work is.. keep that up :)
ian carry thank you so much Ian I do try to educate as much as I can but it’s also a learning curve for myself and trial and error. It’s an extremely fun process especially when I get the support and inspiration from these comments. have an awesome day
I enjoy your style. And just how you share information, what you are learning as you go. It is a great time seeing you work, and I know you’ll reach your goals man! Thanks bro!
Man that paint finish is awesome! I really like the videos you do that show you doing & building the stuff! The hands-on, how-to are the best ones i reckon. It is after all how i looked and found your channel in the first place :)
Darren Alchin That is really cool thank you so much for letting me know
Definitely your fabrication videos man. The details of your initial ideas and design, through various versions until it is finished is as interesting as it is useful.
Matthias Harris Thank you so much mate it’s always appreciated when I know the videos are getting enjoyed and going to good use
Dan the way you do the step by step builds with the good and bad bits errors and such are great the time lapse ones are just right as you say sometimes it's not worth a lot of commentary as it's just a get on and do and the little ride outs are great as well , the time you take to promote a product not because its sponsored or anything but it's your choice to use that tool are brilliant ..so many tools get featured in other videos but you dont really see much use just the promote ..
So in a nutshell keep going as you are . For me it's the whole lot , I'm happy as it is I'm sure others will give give different views but I like it as it is ..and where in aus are you as the scenery looks beautiful. Gaz
Gary Yorke Wow Gary that is a seriously good comment and extremely inspiring, as you say I like to promote products that I like and that I use without making my channel an advertising platform, having said that I’m sure from time to time if Companies approach me with the correct product I think you will like I’ll definitely give it a mention, I know I’ve found products myself from other channels And those have become very handy for my bike building journey. I’ve got plenty more videos still to come and I’m even looking at another bike to purchase but don’t think I’ll get another one until I get started on the XV 750
Also I agree it would be a great idea to see what others are doing a lot of guys dont have access to the video equipment and dont show their build but there will be some amazing talented guys in their shed , so yup in that idea
Gary Yorke for sure I’m just waiting on some more interest I already have a few but they are quite a distance away from me so I’ll do the close ones first 👍😁
After spending months watching yours and other video's on builds, I'm finally ready to take the plunge and start my own project. It won't be anywhere near the quality you're producing, as I have neither the skills or tools you have, but hey, we all gotta start somewhere. Keep up the good work
As always love your work mate
Gavin Smith thanks Gavin 😎😁
Hi, yes I know how that is from when I lived in Buenos Aires. We don't have that problem here, 22-23 C degrees is HOT ...lol you are nearly in winter weather , enjoy it.
Love the build vids especially the seat lock.
Thomas Pithie Thank you Thomas That was a fun video to make
Nice vid, Dan... always such beautiful production work! Personally, I always enjoy your work in the garage but then it’s also great to see you riding what you’ve built... such equivocation! 🙄
Take care, Mate. 🏍👍🏍
Gary A thanks so much Gary, I sure do like to go for a ride from time to time though.
Cafe Racer Garage 😎
Greetings from Italy, love your videos the are very instructive, nicely shot and your production skills are also impressive. Eye candy and fresh! I especially appreciate your step to step fabrication of parts. Basically I find super interesting seeing how you make your creations and the methods and skills involved. Bravo.
Glauco Lorenzetti thank you so much I appreciate you taking the time to let me know and I’m glad that you’re enjoying the videos
Oh, tip for the heat application. Spray it on, then just bake it. When it gets to as tight of wrinkles as you want, take it out of the oven. Pro tip: don't let the wife know.
Parabéns, ficou muito bom
Any and all of your fabrication videos is what I am here for. Motovlogging not so much. Also would enjoy a summary video obviously at the end of a build with total cost, total hours etc etc.
Big Joe thank you for letting me know I find that I do the motorbikes because it gives me an excuse to go for a ride otherwise I feel bad for going for a ride but I should be building the bike I know that sounds crazy but it’s just the way my brain works lol so like I said if I can find an excuse to go and add it to making videos then bam! Winner winner chicken dinner! Plenty more fab videos still to come though 😁👍
I like the montages with talking in them. I think that's your best style of video. Just my opinion of course :)
Moto Mango i’m not 100% sure what you mean by montage with talking in them? Any particular video stand out to you?
All your vids are good mate. It’s like a tech class every time. Like most the fab vids are my favourite. Im not far from you so every time you do a motovlog I cant stop looking at the passing traffic for myself. 😂
Adsy GC That’s really cool 😎 I remember replying to one of your comments awhile back but I can’t remember asking you what you ride?
Cafe Racer Garage I think last time you asked I was on either 600 shadow bobber, xvs650 bobber or kz650 cafe. At the moment mate I’ve only got a little Gsx400f I’ll hack into soon. Trying a few different bikes while I learn by trial and error. 👍
Love that texture paint. I always wondered how that worked. 👍
Steve reckert Trust me Steve, I only just found out myself as well 👍😁 we are learning together
I think the bike building section/features would be awesome
Like from Russia)
Hey man love your channel, especially the fabrication stuff. Particularly when you try something new. Would be cool to see what others are up to, and if you ever make it across the ditch let us know.
Hayden McFarland thank you for your feedback definitely considering it as I have a few guys interested already. how far across the ditch are you?
I have to get some of this paint for my engine when I do it.
Este tipo de video mixto, entre vlog callejero y trabajo en el taller, es mi favorito
Gracias compañero, me gusta mantenerlos mezclados y divertidos de ver, sus comentarios son muy apreciados.
Please stick to your style and do what you enjoy the most!
Your videos are fun to watch, they are entertaining. That is because of two major factors: content and cinematography.
Thank you mate, I just share what I think I would enjoy watching and cut out all the boring stuff to keep them fun to watch so thank you for your kind words mate
cool, amazing i like the road wer u go cruise at the oak trees so beautiful! btw im from Brunei
Matiin HMD Thank you very much
Ive used that paint before its really good stuff. I like your plans for the channel too, having feature builders involved will really mix it up. Shame you dont come to the uk lol. Ive just started filming my own build
BB's Customs That’s fantastic, if the channel gets that big, flying international will be something that I would love to do, I’m so excited that my videos have inspired others to start their own channels and share the process
20 degrees it the winter...you lucky bast.... Anyroad, I like when you face a challenge, you show your solution in the next film. You show how you think, what options that are in hand and which path you choose. Talking whilst bikeriding? Nah... But nice scenery though! Btw, that wrinkle finish...I've used it too. Good stuff. But a bit difficult to get an even surface. Especially when painting different thickness. I guess the heatgun needs to address those surfaces more.
John Puremaster Yes our winter during the days is mostly summers days But it’s early morning and late at night when it starts to get cold for us but it’s definitely not cold by any means lol
There will be no snowmen or snow ball fights where I live 👍 Thank you for your feedback it’s greatly appreciated and helps me understand more of what you love
Wrinkle paint looks awesome. Never seen it before, great job! You reckon it would work on a tank too?
Have you painted the radiator? If you have what kind off paint did you use. And how did you due It? I have bought a heat-resistant spray paint which must be hardened at 160 - 200 degrees Celsius but I do not know if the cooler can withstand getting in the oven. Great Chanel i am learning a lot. I am also build a CX500.
great vids man, love the channel ! i was wondering is it possible or good to paint the whole engine with that VHT paint ? or do you suggest powder coating the whole thing.
Johan Sakr I’m going to be painting this one because the paint is Exactly the texture I was looking for and it is cheap, I need to stay under $1200
I do enjoy DIY stuff. But sometime, i can't do the DIY stuff that you show just because I don't have the luxury of a belt sander and a welder. I've been planning to buy a welder but unfortunately not in this near future.
Thank you for letting me know mate. I guess you can do the other parts of the bike and try and ask the motorcycle community in your area if anyone can help you with the metal fab :) hope that helps mate.
@@CafeRacerGarage yep... I usually mark or tape the bit that I need to weld and give it to the professionals to weld.
Does the wrinkle paint cause the spark plug boot to have gaps in the seal? Also, I tend not to like the motovlog videos, but when you end a technical job with some riding footage, it seems like a good balance.
Bryan Teany this is a good point and something I will need to be mindful off, I’m not one to ride in the rain and this won’t be a daily rider, however, you do have a good point and I’m sure it’s not a hard fix if I need to address this issue. As I always say custom bikes always have custom issues 😂
Why only Australia? If you are planing to visit Germany Next Years you are allways welcome to my Garage (I Hope I got one by that Time :D)
TheOettger I would love to take this channel internationally and hopefully one day I will be able to :)
Just Message me on Facebook if you want to come over. Could give you a Place to sleep and a bike to Ride in Exchange for a little help with my Build if I Need it that Time
I wanna see you cafe that virago
Firebird6292 I do too lol 😂 soon my friend soon 👍😁
What is your day job matey? Just out of curiosity?
Here is a video I did answering this question and many other, Long story short, I've had many jobs gaining many different skills and that's what has given me the skills you see me using in the videos.
Hope that explains things :)
the roads in oz are minted! theres no way you can drive a bike like that inuk
Dont think the style matters so much, aslong as the host is personable,. which you are.
Kris Kirby thank you kris. That is a very nice compliment and I appreciate it very much thank you 😊
I enjoy your style. And just how you share information, what you are learning as you go. It is a great time seeing you work, and I know you’ll reach your goals man! Thanks bro!
Jason Hafen thank you for your feedback that’s exactly what I want to know comments like this are very inspiring to me 👍😁