I Bought the Cheapest Suzuki GSXR at the Auction 

looks like I need to step up and do a 6 hour bike rebuild lol. Great job guys!

Was worried what was going to happen but am loving the new content, you guys are really putting out good stuff

Awesome to see the hard work put, and we can learn from how positive you stay even when everything doesn't go perfect, this was one of two channels that convinced me to start riding this past year and I'm thankful you keep making great content.

I've heard that the piecing a bike or car back together to look good in photos is a common thing lately with the online auction folks. Used to be they were pictured as is with the damage photographed.

Plastic welder kit with hot staples a great addition to my tool kit. Broken mount tabs can sometimes be as strong as new when hot melt is sketchy at best. Enjoying the new content.

I highly appreciate how honest you guys were with the whole build... so frustrating being an average Joe doing your own rebuild and wondering why everything isn't turning out perfect like in all the RU-vid videos. Reality of the situation is those builds weren't perfect either, it's just that they don't show the imperfections for one reason or another. Your experience with aftermarket fairings for example was classic lol. Been there done that and will probably be there and do that again! I'm not paying as much as the bike value for OEM but you just have to expect broken clips, paint issues, etc and roll with it.

I could tell you guys were really into this build. Really proud of this build. Well so was I. This bike looks so killer. Makes me want to do one so bad

I'm a sportbike guy so always glad to see you guys working on sportbikes!!! With all the work you've done on Harleys you should bu used to dealing with oil leaks. 😜

Really awesome to see you guys transition into different things. Your old crew was amazing but compliments to this camera team. Keep up the quality content. I have the GXS750 I love it

I learned how to ride a Honda 50cc when I was 8-9 years old. Got into an accident when I was 12 and have never been on a bike ever since. I am 46 years old and love the way you work on bikes.

Aftermarket plastics may look cooler but OEM plastics always fit better and are usually better quality. Which is why they tend to cost more. Love the look of the color scheme!🔥🔥❤

Dude that thing looks soooo sweet, you guys did a great job

On that model the clutch cable actually goes on the outside of the frame. It's covered by the fairings.. should have a stay tab hooked to it .. the plastics do look sick!!

I just picked up a 2006 750 for $250 the other day. It was a wild story and no it wasn't stolen. Got a long road ahead of me to get it back on the road. Can't wait to start my winter project.

Awesome rebuild, absolutely love the colors & sweet video idea, filming, working and editing

No way you know rebuild rescue that’s awesome. I just started watching his first airplane video the other week. When I watched it he had like 60-70k subs and then a couple days later he was at like 300k subs

Bro, this is a dream bike. Wish I had the mechanical prowess to do all the work, or to even know when I'm buying something unfixable.

Awesome! I had my GSXR-750 for year before it got stolen. I did over 80k on it. I had 2 accident on it, but it kept going. I had replaced fairing and mirrors and it looks new again. Thanks for sharing rebuild, this brought back happy memories. Recent got back on the bike again, now I ride Indian Scout bobber.

Thats a great looking bike. The color scheme looks awesome. I have always been a fan of the GSXR's👍👍🔥🔥🔥❤

Had my K1 1000 in bits for the last 6 months because of a fuelling issue, put her back together today and she runs perfectly now after getting a salvaged fuel pump, and relining and cleaning the tank and fresh hoses. My K1 is absolutely mint after the rebuild. Owned this bike for 8 years now, and doubt I will ever sell her on, with only 14.5k miles on the clock for a 21yr old bike, loving these vids

I'm really enjoying these Videos 😁 the bike looks great, it's good to know not everything goes as planned. Can't wait for the next video 👍🙏🏼

I rebuilt that very same year gsxr 600 last year. I said to myself when I saw the tank cover , let's see how fast he will pick up on that he needs to mod it for proper fit. Hats off as it didn't take long at all.

This is the best six month/8 hour bike build I’ve ever seen.

Thank you for showing the world what real maintenance looks like. Nothing ever goes according to plan!

Well done, lad's!!!! I'm excited FOR MORE BUILDS!! It's probably my favorite thing to watch on RU-vid other than some nice twistys!!🙏🥳

there was tottaly a board meeting about cushioning the electronics from coming down hard from a wheelie. You are so in touch Sean. its like you have been wrenching and riding for 3 months.

Me being a fan of motorcycles and aviation, I enjoyed the crossover with Jason, big fan of his channel too. 🙏🙏🙏

Cool...seeing the plane guy was a nice surprise. I just started watching that particular plane rescue.

Bike ended up looking really good. Those plastic kits can be a pain to deal with sometimes. Love the channel! 🙏🙏

for ABS you can use special ABS glue which makes a "chemical repair". it just "melts" ABS itself and bonds it together.

Man these are some great videos. And the music compliments perfectly, it's really soothing and relaxing, perfect for these crazy times. Keep up the amazing work!

i cant wait for the video colab with Rebuild rescue!!! Plane vs bike, you took me by suprice!! :D

Just had a brilliant idea. I recently bought my dream bike (zx-14) that would be perfect for your next 8 hour build. There’s nothing wrong with it but I feel like the engine is begging to be turbocharged and then dropped (along with the transmission) into an airplane.

I'm watching both. So it was you that rang him for a race motorcycle vs plane. Iron eagle style.

That’s crazy I just built a gsxr 600 myself and did that same kind of design with the split up word decals on the side. Looks hella dope. Nice work

My 05 gsxr had 22000 miles front end delete power commander but the butterfly valves would stick and you had to open them with your finger. Cost me $2200 rode it from from BOISE IDAHO TO NEWPORT OREGON

I don't think I've ever seen this much of a current GSXR 6 frame. The lines of it are quite nice. I think Suzuki could have done more with the body work that matched the line/and shapes of the frame to make the bike look more distinctive. That said, this model looks pretty nice with just the upper fairing. I wonder if a GSXS 750 is coming that uses more of this frame with a more robust subframe.

Good video guys. I really thought, Sean you were going to say I don't really know how to repair bikes, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express one time in college. You have actually taken 100 bikes apart. Well now I understand why whenever you get any bike problems more serious than basic maintenance, all we hear is HEY CRAIG. You have to get Craig a cape with a giant C on the front and a mask. Have him kinda jump into the shot everytime you call HEY CRAIG I NEED YOU. You are beyond lucky to have a friend like Craig with all that knowledge. It's a great trade-off with you guys. You two are probably going to be friends for life. I think most of the videos that are the kind that makes people laugh until they pee their pants are the ones with you and Craig only. You two just are naturally very funny together. Craig is a great straight man and you are the jokester. Perfect duo for great comedy because it's really natural and not forced. You both are definitely in your element. Keep up the great work guys!!!!!

Can’t believe you guys went through all that work and didn’t put in an LED headlight to really bring it into modern standards

I subbed to Jason long before I found and subbed to you guys. Jason helped me get through Covid back in January.

Super cool video, I would love to see how the real problem is solved (with the oil leak) with a step by step section in the upcoming video. Thanks!

Ofcourse we are checking out Jason@Rebuild Rescue. He just got 'his' first motor (number2) running! We call that a great success......

Better title, * I Bought a $1500 Squid Missile *

did the exact same thing on a 06 Busa- had a crash ( not me, a"friend") and replaced all plastic with a Chinese after-market kit. Terrible! holes didn't line up, and those screw towers on the inside were so thin, even the super crapy tiny screws provided would crack them leaving you to replace the ferring completely or come up with a workaround, which never lasts and you end up replacing it anyway. Meanwhile, you are on a ride, and your tail light is flopping around being held on by the wires. Massive headache. Spend the $, it's worth it. One man's opinion, I hope you guys had better results.

You guys make a killer team!

Thats so cool that Jason stopped by I found his channel like a month ago and love it

keep doin your thing Sean. love your vids. and I hope to see you on the inaugural flight of the 401 with jason!

Hey its the guy fixing that old plane 💪🏽

I love your show. After watching nearly a hundred of your episodes, I can say with confidence that you are clearly a quality human being with a huge heart, strong integrity, wonderful sense of humor and a high level of humility. Because of your disclosure about having more experience taking bikes apart than putting them together;.... As a builder , mechanic, and rider of 47 years, I have often been humbled by similar struggles and the knowledge that many things are made much easier once you know the tricks that come from experience or from those who are willing to share it. If I may humbly suggest that you watch a few episodes of your compatriot RU-vid channel " RK Motorsports" . Also a man of professional integrity and a strong work ethic. He does nothing but RU-vid videos chronicling crashed sports bike rebuilds. Usually 20 minutes per bike with a lot of time laps. He seems to have great success putting most of the body work on "one panel at a time" rather then trying to pre-assemble them in sub sections as you seemed to struggle with. They seem to go on much easier one piece at a time and you don't have to be an octopus once the bike is holding the parts in place for you. Keep up the good and entertaining work Sir. In fact, As I finish this, I see that he ( RK Motorsports ) also commented. Thanks to you all for all the entertaining content created on behalf of the rest of us lazy bastards that can barely find time to ride because we are so busy sitting on our asses watching you getting it done.

At the end. Amen 🙏 I needed to hear that today... I love this channel and the vesicles you bring

I love the way sports bikes look, but it's so uncomfortable lol maybe I'm getting old

Don't know what this bluish color is on the fairings but I like it. The yellow makes it stand out and the red Suzuki logo looks great too.

Great build, I watch your content like reading non fiction books. I own more than one motorcycle, and though I am not a mechanic, I believe us the two wheeled brothers (and sisters), are a bit more 'Hands On', than our four wheeled cousins. Again, a great clip. Keep it up.

The scripture at the end of video was VERY Nice!!👍🏻👍🏻 Gixxer turned out GREAT!!!

Great closing words from Proverbs near the end. I like what you did with the bike too!

My guy made it look like he was playing with legos

That oil leak is dangerous for the rear tire.

I’ve done 2 of these complete china kits before on a cbr 1000 and a cbr 600. I recommend an aftermarket bolt kit from your local Suzuki and a 30 pack of beer and a lot of patients! 🍻🤘🏻

Broken ABS can be bonded using acetone or, better yet, MEK. It’s called solvent bonding and it’s way better than gluing because it makes the two pieces one again. As strong as before the break if done right.

Could you please find a camera person without Parkinsons, thank you for improving your content.

You could tell he knew what he doing based off that arm position. No pressure on the wrists, loosey goosey arms, squezzing the tank with his legs

More rebuilds guys, absolutely most favourite channel.

im pretty sure the oil leak comes from the stator case not the water pump. I had the same exact problem with mine. Ended up using sealant on the stator case and the leak is gone.

If the oil looks like it is leaking from the bottom phillips head screw of the waterpump, then swap the waterpump. The waterpump has a weeping hole on the bottom it is hard to see with the pump on the bike. When one of the internal seals goes bad the weeping hole will leak coolant or oil to prevent the pump from accidently mixing the two. I am currently waiting for mine to come in the mail haha. could be something else but might save you some time

You got the best tire you can buy in my opinion. They hook up real nice.

For people that don't know. You can take that salvage title bike, fix it, and then get a reconditioned title. First fix, then state police inspect, and then to title lady. Now you can put your bike back on highway

God bless you guys, watching your videos is fun and relaxing.

I just bought an 04 R1 that only needed a coil. $100 part. I replaced all 4 but it was basically a $4100 R1 in nearly mint condition with 15k miles. Cleanest 04 I’ve ever seen.

Regardless of how it looks. The oil leak ahead of the rear tire is a big nope.

This is my dream bike, Blessed to see it being rebuild and fixed😊

I was watching Jason's channel when you called him threw down your challenge. I want to see him smoke you flying the Bird Turd Express!!!

Just as Craig made the glug glug sound pouring oil I was having a swig of my beer...perfect timing 👌😎

That air plane rebuild is crazy cool nothing like a car or bike.

The message at the end...it got my follow God reaches us at places we least expect God Bless yall I pray he gave yall the wisdom to fix the leak!!!

First video I watched of a bike repair from start to finish

I have a personal friend who will do any body work you want at any quality you want. Excellent quality and excellent production speed. I'd love to link you up. They used to build full vehicles, so a motorcycle frame might actually be a bit of a relief.

11yr auto tech here and I just wanna build bikes! You guys are making my 3rd Gixxer come sooner than later hahahaah. Great content!!. Man I miss my K6!

7:39 thank you for the advice. I never even thought of that.

I love how you always keep Faith as the most important part of your videos! God bless you brother!

This video pretty much sums up my current situation. I bought my first bike! A salvaged R3. Got it for like $1800 only to end up costing me around $3200 to get back to good condition. Still not finished but soon. Hopefully I don’t run into more problems. But anyways, loved the video. Keep it going guys.

I have the 21 GSX, have not lifted a finger to sevice it, all done a the dealership, love the bike, my second Suzuki, last bike was a Harley, 30 yrs ago, love this channel.

Love the auction vids.

I have exact same bike same model but it's blue... I'm so glad I have bought it ... Indeed it needs some repairing... It has been driven more than 3700 still looks great 👍

Dude! That was my bike, unfortunately I totally died when I crashed, but thanks for keeping it going so I can ride!

Super FLY Sean, Craig and the BIKE

I had those exact same Fairings on my 06 gsxr 1000. Did a video on it too. I think it's the best looking design by far.

What?? Jason is local also? Cheers guys! Now I need to get back into my CBR600RR wreck rebuild 😭

Interesting, I did an '86' Ninga 900 years ago from auction, guy from a local dealer had a big box of speed parts. Spent the winter souping it up and doing body cleanup. Got it out in the spring and eased it down the road slowly getting use to the performance. By the second day I'm doing a buck forty on the way to work, end of the month 185 decided it was too much fun and sold it for a nice profit. Damn fine bike! Yours is a real up grade well done!

Great price i bought a ninja 600 for $2500 last year ordered new fairings or covers or what you call it in english the full set cost like $400 and made the bike look like brand new super happy with it

Craig's da man. He owns so many tools, which is key for working on bikes - including his newly acquired adjustable metric wrench! Every man should own one of these when working on Japanese bikes - and an adjustable imperial one for Hogs. ✌

I like that this channel is all around love for motorcycles not just one type.

I got the same plastics for my ninja 300. They took forever also. But the tank cover to match the bike worked nicely.

Love the Channel .... Love the Scripture !!! Well Done and God Bless !!!

PVC glue for sprinklers work good for broken tabs just make sure you sand the plastic.

The original black on black fairing are amazing looking bikes

I do watch his channel can’t wait for the race 😂

never be afraid of locktite 599, most auto parts stores as well as the big box hardware, or you can go to any Honda dealer, Moto or Car and get a tube of Honda bond, the stuff is amazing, and looks nice when applied well..ive used that stuff since the 80s

Love the channel, not sure why impact drivers are used for such little bolts and screws. Go green and turn ur soft hands and forearms into weapons. Just a suggestion as I do love the videos and especially the little scripture which is always uplifting!

Another Great Video Sean ! Can't wait to see more of the WLA Harley Davidson ! God Bless 🙏🇺🇸🦅

You guys need to step up and do a 6 hour bike rebuild. It’s great watching you guys. I’m gonna need you guys to fix my bike too.