Building a motorcycle frame | Part. 3 

For many reasons I cannot go out and do a road trip on two wheels, and your video certainly give me the same inner peace as riding alone. Thanks for provide such joys of mind video up.

Hands down the best build series I’ve ever seen, truly an inspiration- thank you .

A Complete Recreation of one of Fritz Egli's Legendary Frames . Incredibly Strong design . Beautiful Workmanship Sir . Your Finish welding is a thing of beauty .

Seriously good skills. Loved the ally block for keeping the tube notches in the same plane.

I'm sad it's not a complete project! I'm sure many of us would like to see when it is done!

This level of craftsmanship makes me reconsider my lifechoices. Like seriously, I don't want to quit my job but I'd definitely appreciate to be abble to somehow handle metal

Leonardo devinci was a master painter ,and you mate are a master in metalwork, may your reign be never ending 👍👍👍👍

It's really strange but it's so relaxing watching your videos....

Работа на высшем уровне. Супер!

"Alta escuela " 👏👏👏👌 es un placer ver trabajar a todo un profesional ! Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷

I'm sure Mr Egli would be in AWE of your work - so beautiful and inspiring Thank you for sharing here with the world

The part 3 were faster than I thought, thank you man!

That's incredible work. And those stack of dimes. Phenomenal!

Hallo Marvin - geile Arbeit! Ich habe 6 Jahre in Bettwil / CH gelebt und bin jeden Tag an der Werkstatt von Egli vorbei gefahren! Im ersten Stock standen immer die schönsten Egli's - Turbo usw.! Dein Nachbau Rahmen ist der Hammer!

Insane to see this come off the jig in light of the old frame. Looking forward to the next one. Respect from Down Under 👌

Amazing work. What a beautiful piece of art. Thank you for sharing.

Truly inspired. Thank you for sharing your work.

Sehe ich mir immer wieder gerne an. Vor allem die Schweißarbeiten sind der Hammer.

The attention to detail is erstaunlich !

now THAT was chillin to watch 👌 love it - while struggling with my own Mig/Tig welder 😂

Thank you for this very interesting series

I've never seen such perfect welds. You are an artist!

I would say he is a top class tradesmen and I haven’t seen anything like that ,even fitting of the tubes before they are not as good these days ❤❤❤❤

A pleasure to watch. Thanks

Je viens de découvrir votre travail, j’adore, magnifique merci ✌️

I love 💕 your work is so detailed 👍 👏 🙏

That's what i call, work of art, impressive, keep on coming Sir..

Absolutely beautiful. Much respect from Canada.

Fantastic work! Perfect welding. Congratulations

Great skills, Thank you for sharing.

i appreciate the passion or rather an obsession real master out here.

A joy to watch-Thank You Very Much for sharing -Outstanding ✅👍

Exquisite, a beautiful piece of art I would love to have hanging on my wall. 😍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

So sick! I wish i could attempt something with such precision! Im trying to piece it together in my head and it seems pretty rad.

Magnificent! I'm doing the cafe racer too. I modify the original frame, but this frame is so badly made that I would have had to rebuild one like that.

I like the way it connects it's very fast

Marvin Du bist einfach ein Künstler :-)

Very nice work!

Pure beauty and natural ability to create such a master piece. Wow man you are awesome. Cheers from Australia mate

I've only built a couple frames, but I know it's always an exciting day when it comes off the frame jig. I sincerely hope this one will be nickel plated, which will accentuate the excellent fabrication. BTW, I'm officially envious of your welding. Maybe you could do a tips video for making welds cosmetically attractive.

I've got to ask, Did you learn these skills from your dad? Absolutely phenomenal skills!

Superb work. Nice detailed video.. 👌

Lut ! Magnifique 🤩 omg 😱 le top 👍

Très beau travail! Absolutly nice work

Professional in high level 👍🏼

Профессионализм в высшей степени его проявления

I really want to work there, a lot of knowledge and can add experience...nice sir Gbu All

Very Beautiful.

Super good job!

Good work man, one of the only regrets I have in life is not learning how to weld. If I knew how I would of build the world by now...

Pure art!

It gets nicer by the day , at the start it was the jig that was a thing of beauty , but its been surpassed by the frame , fine work indeed.

Great content!

Amazing!

As usual, click the like button, and then sat back and watch the quality build! Thank you!

Nice work sir!

Hello, I am still amazed by your spectacular way of working with finesse and precision. Thank you for sharing your videos with us, from which we can learn a lot as well as distract ourselves. All your videos are very short. Could you please tell me where I can get the sandbag like yours as well as that nylon fiber hammer and related tools? Thank you very much for everything. Greetings from Zaragoza (Spain). Marco Antonio

beautiful work ! :))

Good job man

Here we go 👏🏽 🍿 😎

Damn that bike is gunna be heavy!

This is really amazing. Is the steering lock boss flipped on the new one?

My god this is Art, Artisan

Beautiful

Nice bro!!!

I am an instant fan of your amazing work. Which motorcycle model is the frame based on? Where and how did you learn metal fabrication from? Cheers!

Hi i am from india 🇮🇳, It's a magnificent job done by you. Can you please build a chasis(Frame) of Yamaha RX 100?

Fantastic.

Very nice work!! How much does the frame weight out of curiosity?

I would love to see it in Chrome Moly and all the joints braised.

Superb! It has been a great pleasure watching you build this frame. I was hoping to see the bike come to life but I guess you were employed to build the frame only. At least I know what motor it is for now...... Egli Vincent?

Awe inspiring.

👌 magnifique

amazing👍

nice work

Fantastic

SUPERB SUPERB!

Increíble.

¡Hermosos!, wow

Superb

einfach schön! Ich hoffe wir sehen vielleicht doch nochmal die Maschine komplett. Einfach nur tolle Arbeit! Respekt

podziwiam taką pracę

At 15:53 on the side by side view on the fork stem of the old frame the key hole sequence part is upside down compared to the new frame, is this intentional / has a purpose?

Fabulous work! Vulgar question, but how much would a frame cost from you guys?

Why can someone dislike this?? :-S

Sehr Meditativ

One question: did you consider tig brazing instead of welding? It'd be interesting to know why you chose one over the other.

Nice, what’s the O.D and wall thickness of the tubes you used? (Aside from the main beam coming off the steering head)

Beautiful kind of fetishism or perversion ❤️ Truly a craftmanchip of level 💯

やっぱエグリだったか～♪

Und wieder einmal ein nahezu meditatives Video Deiner exzellenten Arbeit. 👍 Ob wir wohl auch irgendwann die Chance haben das ganze Mopped zu sehen, oder handelt es sich um ein Kundenprojekt?

Total genial.... Darf ich erfahren was Du gelernt hast um solche Arbeit machen zu können und dürfen?

❤️

At this point (end of video 3) I’m hoping for 2 things: A clear coat as the only paint (Would be a shame to hide those welds and joinery with color) and Ceriani triple trees🙏🏼

4:00 What sort of 90° square is that? I've been in need of something similar

Anyone recommend a welder for a beginner to use to learn how to weld bike frames? I want to weld together a bicycle frame that will be able to withstand a Harbor Freight Predator 212cc motor. Any tips would be appreciated. I havent done my research yet since I just thought about it wanting to make one now after watching some welding and bike frame videos.. They were either welding a motorocycle frame or a bicycle frame, but not a bicycle frame that would have a motor on it. From what I'm told a bicycle frame can easily handle smaller motors like 80cc.. but many arent sure about how long a bicycle frame will hold up to a 212cc motor. So I'm wonder if its worth me even buying this expensive bicycle or just start learning now and try to build my own frame with thicker steel/aluminum.

Awww... I thought you were going to run the fuel inside the frame, but I also didn't know until now that this was a replica of a race frame.

I learned a lot, thank you. I saw you using aluminum tape. Have you ever tried kapton tape? I think it should be good with the temperature, and leaves very little residue.

what are the holes drilled for before welding? drainage in case water gets inside the frame somehow?

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