Thank you for the feedback! I am still learning the art of good video editing and the direction of filming interesting material. So all the advice is good.
@@garagevok hmmmmm.hahah.hey bro I don't meant that way.i am also a youtuber if u have started your bike in this video then there will be an excitement among viewers.hey bro don't get me wrong man.i am also a bike enthusiastic and I respect bike builder.and the matter of fact is that I also Owens a shop I am a machanic.so chill dude wooooo wooooo woooo💕🙏
Hrm.. I think I might be too weird about cleaning aluminum workpieces before I weld.. I didnt see old boy use acetone or red scotch brite even once, and his welds look decent enough. Shrug
these mufflers are aftermarket ones that he already had when I bought this bike. but in order to switch to one instead of two pipes, I cut all the pipes from the bottom and lifted them in different ways until I could fit all the ends more or less where I needed them. luckily didn't have to bend any. there was enough space next to the crankcase to fit the shortened muffler and it's almost done.
Hi Christian! I wanted to experiment with sheet metal bending and square shapes that would support the original frame shape and rim spokes of this motorcycle. according to the design, the end result should be smooth, but simple with special details.
