@@chaseontwowheels it's getting there. I'd like a bit more angles (for example, a secondary camera that would show what Brian is doing in detail - focus on the fingers).
Awesome job guys. Talking through the steps adds so much to the video, and is helpful for people new to motorcycles that may not know why something is done the way it is.
This was so easy to follow and him explaining everything helped a ton! Basic job but i had no idea how to do it. i'll revisit this video when I make these changes myself to my bike😁
I have the 2006 VTX1300C and love it! One of the greatest sounding bikes out there with aftermarket exhaust with that single carb. Performance doesn't match the sound but it gets down the road.
I’m glad I came back to watch ep.2 the interaction was much better than ep.1 still not sure as to Brian’s wooden intro. Look forward to the next one now.
Awesome improvement from the first one to the second BTV. I’m just a bit disappointed because this was the perfect bike to do an axle oil change instead of the good ol’ oil change, but I guess you’ll all save that one for another bike 😊
Thank you Brian that was very informative! I’m looking for a 1300C in excellent shape if anyone has one for sale. Seems like a great bike. Wonder why they stopped making them? Best, Tod in Las Vegas 😊
Low key fire idea get a UA-cam, blow it up, get a shop and mechanic, promote your shop on UA-cam, and make a series out of it!! Easier said than done lmao
Access to those stupid drain plugs is the reason I always put my former VTX up on some two by four pieces when changing the oil. And access to that rear oil filter was not well thought out in terms of design.
You're right we should just stop making vids and hang up the cameras. lol. Seriously though, the point of these is to give you guys an idea at how a certified motorcycle technician works on motorcycles as well as customers getting to see how the work is done on their machines. Most UA-cam videos of work being done on bikes are by idiots like me, not professionals like Brian. That's the point.
He talked through everything he was doing in this video and I liked that so much better vs the last one where he talked very little!
We try to get better and better each video!
@@chaseontwowheels it's getting there. I'd like a bit more angles (for example, a secondary camera that would show what Brian is doing in detail - focus on the fingers).
I know it's kind of off topic but do anyone know a good site to watch new tv shows online ?
@Nicholas Gordon I would suggest flixzone. You can find it by googling :)
I am a current owner of VTX 1300C and I appreciate the vid, your work, and the commitment to inform. Great work B and C!!!
Awesome job guys.
Talking through the steps adds so much to the video, and is helpful for people new to motorcycles that may not know why something is done the way it is.
This was so easy to follow and him explaining everything helped a ton!
Basic job but i had no idea how to do it. i'll revisit this video when I make these changes myself to my bike😁
I have the 2006 VTX1300C and love it! One of the greatest sounding bikes out there with aftermarket exhaust with that single carb. Performance doesn't match the sound but it gets down the road.
Awesome video, Brian was way more interactive than ep 1, and really talked you through the steps. Liking this series👍🏾👍🏾
These go great to take up time between WBRG Live streams! Another awesome one.
Congrats on doing this. Glad you decided to go in this direction!
Noticeable improvement over the last video, loved the intro and brian explained everything clearly, amazing video keep up the good work :D
I love this show. Hope you enjoy doing it as much as I love watching it
BTV!! This is a great addition to the channel. Brian explains it simple and to the point. Chase, you have a goldmine here. 👍👍👌
I just changed my oil and filter on 06-VTX1300S. Also got new tires front and back on it as well. Ready for a long ride somewhere.. Nice video..
Love the 2nd episode of BTV. Brian explaining every step is great.
It's so satisfying to watch an expert do what they do. Even the little things like the way you take the seals off of the oil jugs lol.
Didnt know there was two drain nuts thanks for the vid I have a 07 1300c and love it good bikes
And didn't even drop the drain plug....a skill my feeble paws have still not mastered :D
Really good stuff. Especially the throttle adjust. Just got a VTX and getting used to it. Many thanks.
Love this type of video Chase!
First BTV was good and this is even better.
These are cool little short videos. Good job!
Wow this is a very great video! Lots of details. Learned a bunch just watching this.
This is great. Looking forward to many coming episodes.
Good execution of states goals, great concept for instruction method. Overall great job
I had VTX 1800. This is so nice work with the lift. I don't have one so for me this was at least 30minute lying on the floor :D
Great video. I'm thinking I'll have to do my next oid change myself so this was extremely helpful.
I’m glad I came back to watch ep.2 the interaction was much better than ep.1 still not sure as to Brian’s wooden intro. Look forward to the next one now.
Awesome improvement from the first one to the second BTV. I’m just a bit disappointed because this was the perfect bike to do an axle oil change instead of the good ol’ oil change, but I guess you’ll all save that one for another bike 😊
Thank you Brian that was very informative! I’m looking for a 1300C in excellent shape if anyone has one for sale. Seems like a great bike. Wonder why they stopped making them? Best, Tod in Las Vegas 😊
Just put a 2x4 block under both tires for a little extra space.
Low key fire idea get a UA-cam, blow it up, get a shop and mechanic, promote your shop on UA-cam, and make a series out of it!!
Easier said than done lmao
This looks good. I am curious about how this will happen in the near future. Thanks Guys!
Thank you for sharing this video....I am ready to do an oil change now.
LOVE THE INTRO!!!!!!
Details please. What's the viscosity? What torque for the drain plug?
Can you try to make a video on how to take the tires off and on the rims?
imagine dropping the stone in the engine without the oil filler cap on
I literally thought the same thing lol
Love to see how efficient Brian is, thanx!
Viscosity and where did you get the luggage rack?
Thanks for not saying what the part number is to to oil filter .or how much air is required in the tires what's the best oil
How come you don't remove the oil fill cap?
Hey Brian if you ever won't to show what's under the bike you can use a mirror
What knife were you rocking in the vid Brian?
Access to those stupid drain plugs is the reason I always put my former VTX up on some two by four pieces when changing the oil. And access to that rear oil filter was not well thought out in terms of design.
Are you sure 10w40 is ok? Doesn’t Honda recommend 10w30?
Awesome video.
lovely ride.......oh my heart
who would dislike these videos?!
What air pressure do your tires have??
Why did he remove the rock while the dipstick was out what if you accidentally dropped it in there
why yamalube is it that good?
Great Vid .Thanks
Thank you.
Microtech socom elite nice 🍻
Is that 10w40 oil?
Didn’t fill the oil filter before reinstalling
Well now I know how to adjust my throttle cable on my vtx lol i have about 3/4 inch play lol but it’s never been adjusted and only has 6,000 miles lol
How much air in tires
Simply the best.
Big SALUTE to you sir!
🌈🍄💙💚💜❤💛🧡🍄🌈🇲🇾
Anyone know what kind of fairing that is ?
Good job
All 4 Quarts required on All VTX’s
"WBRG's BTV" that's a lot of acronyms. Just say BTV ^^'
BTV on a VTX or is it a VTX on BTV? I'm so confused. Lol
BTV = brian tech video :D
VTX = motocycle model
@@sgtace Haha, well done. Thanks for taking the time to humor me. 😊👍
@@mkoehler222 :D no problem mate. Honda BTX is really cool bike. Vrian does good videos I hope to see more.
@@sgtace BTX... Brian Motorcycle Model? ;)
What's next?!
big boy Bike =)
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Whats the point of these videos? UA-cam is full of them..
Idk
There’s like no people
You're right we should just stop making vids and hang up the cameras. lol. Seriously though, the point of these is to give you guys an idea at how a certified motorcycle technician works on motorcycles as well as customers getting to see how the work is done on their machines. Most UA-cam videos of work being done on bikes are by idiots like me, not professionals like Brian. That's the point.
@@chaseontwowheels no no no I’m sorry I was negative I need to be positive keep doing this
@@chaseontwowheels yeah loads of certified technicians doing oilchanges on youtube. Do something interesting ;)