1974 Norton Commando 850 MK2A - Swing Arm fix (Part 7) - removing the oil filter assembly

Continuing the dismantling process in preparation for the swing arm fix..
In this video:
removing the oil filter assembly
checking oil lines
cleaning the bike ready for re-installation
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[@johnmcclain3887]

I expect most of that oil came from the chain oiling, I am surprised a bit, at the lack of grease fittings, in a place that definitely needs them. Thanks for showing this.

[@chrissiebawn9357]

LOVE LOVE LOVE!😀🇨🇦😀

[@54macdog]

Your videos are a bracing contrast to the kinds of documentaries where people build a cafe racer or somesuch and make it look so easy. They have their place but I like the verite approach with lots if grime and sweat and interminable nuts, bolts screws, clips etc.

[@TheMightyGarage]

54macdog thank you! I'm sure that my vids may seem a little dry at times, but I'm trying to capture all the nuances involved. Best wishes, Mike