[ASMR] Restoration - 1988 Panasonic Road Bicycle 

Are you male or female? Because your hands are so feminine But your arm is very veiny so im confused😅 I just need to know😁

@@BABYSNAPPS male😄

But your handsss😐 And their so fair😶 HAHAHAHA But dude i love your vids!😁 Keep on doing what you love and God Bless💖

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it wasnt that cared

​@@liu373a bike from 88 with not a single speck of rust. Yes it was well cared for lol.

@@labbetuss no kidding I don't get how a bike that old could be much cleaner unless it was kept in storage and never ridden lol

Ride one daily, great old things

Pakyu maderpaker

Надо признать, для велосипеда 1988-го года у него очень некислые перекидыватели цепи по кассете. А так - чистейший ASMR, респект авторам.

Thank you😊

Uu

I agree! Such satisfying work.

Personally if i was going to put all that effort into that gorgeous paintjob I would have ground off those old shifter mounts and gave it a far safer and more ergonomic modern groupset to make it a much more ridable bike.

​@@screwb1882you don't even need to grind them off, you can just get an adapter that screws onto the shifter mounts so you can run a cable to the handlebars instead

then components will lose their vintage look

@@DonTraccio Considering that the bike has a mishmash of components of different vintages (the wheels are far too modern), polishing the older ones would not take away anything. It is not like they are rare vintage components; they are merely old.

Brezilya güzel mi

It looks like this one is meant to be ridden, not hung on a wall. I definitely take your point, however. I like seeing people put new life into good machines. I don't think I'd polish the drivetrain parts, myself. It is interesting to see those new components he installed. Depending where you live, parts can be hard to come by. I live in the USA. I don't like dealing with eBay (have been burned), so I stick to renewing what I can. Everything seems disposable here. Even when you buy top-shelf stuff, you wind up buying complete assemblies. It's good to know when to stop rebuilding. The aluminum patina will never be the same after polishing, and you could tell it had been buffed. There's a cost/benefit consideration. It's cool to let some battle scars remain, too.

An amazing restoration, but yes, drop bars would have been the cherry on top!

Thanks😌