Hi Jordan, we recently bought a Suzuki LT50. Can you please describe step by step how to renovate the yellow plastics? And the tools you used :) Thanks!
I didn't know you could use vinegar to remove rust from a gas tank. That's good to know! I'm wondering though.. by not getting all of the rust out of there, will it not affect how it runs later? I thought any kind of rust in gas was a big no no on any kind of motorized vehicle/ATV?
Nice man. Looks great. I just scored a little bike like that for $50. The frame is bent though. So I’m trying to find ideas on how to straighten it out.
Wow, good job. I have my 84 still, was bought for my 2nd birthday in 84. My dad saved it, and passed it on to my son now. It runs amazing, but could use cosmetic tlc like this one. Good job, it looks fantastic.
I bought a 1997 BIg Bear 350. It needs some work - so I am going to just do what I can. I've got a new battery (a trickle charger and fast connect - auto shut off), 2 new headlights. New material to cover seat. Oil, oil filter, air filter. Gonna clean up front and back rack and paint. and just go from there. Glad to see this. I think mine had a lot more riding done on it - than this one. But looking forward to seeing how it turns out. Thanks much! clean the whole body - get some shine back. Looks good. good job.
@@AquatechnicLive Ebay had most everything I needed to include upper cylinder head and piston, and lower crankcase / transmission. Some parts were Yamaha, and some Chinese knock offs, but my Big Bear and my daughter’s 86 Moto 4 are 100% working order! Would like to find a 90’s Moto 4 350 Big Bear-the early ones had a much heavier frame, and front end with grease zerts on everything.
