These are always entertaining.
I don't care if the mechanic spread additional mud to harden, prior to the start of filming, on the bike. The process is fun to watch.
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These are always entertaining.
I don't care if the mechanic spread additional mud to harden, prior to the start of filming, on the bike. The process is fun to watch.
FM if you had your own channel, I bet it would monetize over night!
Excellent content!
I wish I had the space or the time to do something like that. I appreciate your suggestion. Finding things of interest to people who are gearheads is something I enjoy. Whatever I post here is always done with consideration about how likely someone is to read it.
If I had someplace larger to work, I could make some good content. In the end, I guess I don't have the drive to provide sufficient content to keep a site running.
If I had someplace larger to work, I could make some good content. In the end, I guess I don't have the drive to provide sufficient content to keep a site running.
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Yeah, restoring stuff or fixing things up is pretty cool. Nice video!
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Great video! If you guys are into this, I recommend these two was well
https://www.youtube.com/@RRCRestoration <- Serious skill there restoring motorcycles, and basically anything mechanical.
https://www.youtube.com/@The_Bearded_Mechanic <- Fun channel about the basics of getting old stuff back on the road. With lots of funny stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/@RRCRestoration <- Serious skill there restoring motorcycles, and basically anything mechanical.
https://www.youtube.com/@The_Bearded_Mechanic <- Fun channel about the basics of getting old stuff back on the road. With lots of funny stuff.
I breezed thru the Part 1 of RRC's 1986 Honda 250 MX bike, maybe I'll look at the next Part II. Thanks for the suggestions.
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