I BOUGHT this GSXR 600 for ONLY $1200 and fixed it $50 

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Lol

Facts

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Depends on how many miles are on it... It needs brakes, wheel bearings & seat that we know of, tires are 3/4 worn and/or dry rotted. He already bought a battery & fuel pump for it (it might also be due for a new clutch, stator, chain, sprocket,etc..soon) and is scratched up/dented gas tank from being dropped.... If it has say 50,000 miles, it's not really worth more than what he paid for it. His profit will be made from doing the DIY repairs/labor which will make the bike worth a bit more money....You can buy an 04 GSXR 600 or 750 in very good condition with 18,000 miles for $3,000 I just seen a really nice one for sale Marathon FL asking $3,400 for it. It comes with a couple bike covers, security chain, helmet, gloves, jacket and lots of new parts. I highly doubt the seller is "punching air" right now

thought it was interesting he didn't change the oil from the get-go.

@@Sahadi420 this was exactly my issue with the video. He kept running and test driving with 2 y/o oil in the bike. or he didnt show the change

@@themooch8130 he probably changed it off camera. Still a cool video

Exactly looking at Facebook marketplace like hmm

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Nigga what....

Nigga what...

@@jordankimmich9846 live and let live. my car and motorcycle have names (and they are female) But feel free to treat your beloved toys as dead "things".

I noticed that too. I think he has major problems that are going to be major $$$. A 2004 must have 60k miles on it at least...he never mentioned the miles.

The bike has 17k miles, the lack of throttle response was a STVA malfunction causing it to starve for oxygen. I showed the fix in part 2 and got it running correctly

Exactly. i don't expect being honest from any youtuber but still.

@@LIFEBUILDZchannel Wish you well on your repairs. I bought a 05 gxsr 600 with exact same issues. Rear brake and power delivery due to faulty secondary throttle valve actuator

@@LIFEBUILDZchannel Hey bro a heads up; this is my first time seeing your channel and honestly I thought this was just a one parter cause I didn't see a part 1 in the title. Up to you but I'd add at least like a (1/2) to the title otherwise I wouldn't have known. Well, I would have. Cause I just subscribed and gonna watch some more of your vids HELL YEAAAAAAAAAAA

thanks for subscribing, glad you are enjoying the videos!

Haha me too

Probably had bad injectors or just one.

Clogged injectors easy fix

@@sleepylipscomb7910 how do you fix clogged injectors? Does Seafoam work, or do you have to clean them out like carbs?

@@cesartapia610 depends on the level. sea foam often works, but if they’re really bad you’ll have to replace them. which is way easier on a bike than a car

Thanks Man! I’m glad your enjoying these types of videos! Part 2 is out and I think you’ll love it!

He is just a kid who thinks will do good for him with that kind of fake shitty titles on youtube! Cheap clickbait for really no reason..but on youtube are passionate people who make work of art from bikes and that kind of people who are starving for attention.

he already had the battery, and the fuel pump was second hand, also fuses are a few cents each lmao

@@HACKERMAN911 I swear he said he bought a new fuel pump, and that pump looked as though it shouted "brand new".

nd the flatbed tow..... thats at least 60 to 100 dollars lol

China fuel pumps are $20 on ebay

Thanks! I was pretty excited!

Haha, you got it!

Thank you very much! I’m hoping to gain more subscribers!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad it helped! Thanks for subscribing

Damn, $200 for any bike, even one with a seized motor is a hell of a bargain! Great buy for a not-that-old bike. You can't get a death trap Honda ATC 3-wheeler these days

Haha, nothing beats the feeling of getting a non-running machine running again!

Thanks Man! You can totally do all of these things as well, I learned pretty much everything I know from trial and error or RU-vid!

Buy a project bike and break it down yourself, it will take some time but the experience is worth it

If you are serious call me I have a 88 650 Ninja ,2008 750 ninja an the 09 gsx500f 9188432069

Thats awesome!

Haha yes the feeling of getting a non-running vehicle running for the first time is priceless!

That’s so awesome! I’m glad you are enjoying the videos🤙

Im glad you enjoyed it! thanks for the kind words!

Its a wonderful feeling!

Shoot man, sorry to hear that! Do you still have the bike? Sometimes it’s a simple fix that is overlooked by many people

Thank you!

That’s awesome!

Ahh I stopped into Scotland once, its a beautiful place!

Thats good to know! Ill keep that in mind for the next one!

Im glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks!

Thanks for the great comment! Yeah bikes are pretty expensive but if your willing to put in the work that others aren't, you can find incredible deals!

I appreciate the kind words, I have a bunch more videos coming out so stay tuned!

Thats a great way to look at new projects, I follow the same process!

Yeh why make life hard when sometimes it's the simplest of things 🙃 =) Cheers for the reply btw not many youtubers bother =)

I appreciate the support! 100k would be awesome!

Thanks!

It was a fun build!

Haha it was a wonderful surprise! Don’t give up, I’m sure you’ll be able to fix it!

@@LIFEBUILDZchannel I dug deeper and the engine is clapped out. Real low compression, so probably rings, gasket(s), and or valves. It's an 02 and everything else is worn out so we're gonna put it out back and move on to the next one. 💪🏾

@@papasmizz21o4 ah man that’s rough, I just got a jetski with an exploded engine so I know that feeling

Dang that is a steal! Way to go! I understand the flip thing, it’s hard to sell cool projects!

Yes they are both beautiful and sometimes frustrating but in the end they are totally worth it!

Thank you!

You are 100% correct! I wish I had figured out the problem earlier but I figured it out about 2 days Ago when I pulled the code and it showed c28. I still haven’t completely fixed it but I figured out a temporary solution until I get it fixed

L I F E B U I L D S awesome glad I could help👍

Thanks!

@@LIFEBUILDZchannel thank you for that satisfying video!

Thank you for your support! There’s some really cool videos coming out in the next few weeks!

Thank you!

Of course! I will include more of that in the future videos!

@@LIFEBUILDZchannel Awesome man! The reason I ask is just because I'm trying to learn how to fix my dad's old bike since he gave it to me as a graduation gift. It's a suzuki boulevard m50 and won't start like this gsxr.

@@taradikoff123 Thats awesome man, id assume that bike is carberated so you might want to try cleaning the carb. If its fuel injected, check all the things I did in this video and you should be able to get it running!

@@LIFEBUILDZchannel it seems as though it is carberated from research that I’ve done. I plan on attempting to clean it and hope that fixes the problem. Though, I’m not entirely sure how to tell if it is fuel injected or not. The main problem right now is just that not many people ride Suzuki boulevards so tips are relatively scarce

@@taradikoff123 Well the best way I've found to know if its fuel injected or carbed is a google search with the exact year/model then say something like fuel injected? if that doesn't work you can always call a dealership and ask to speak to the service center, then ask them

Thanks!

Great to know, ill make sure to include more next time!

I appreciate the support! Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad your enjoying! Its only gonna get better from here!

@@LIFEBUILDZchannel he'll yeah bro I'm here to stay brother 👌

The blue bike is my girlfriends Yamaha r3 and the white Suzuki is a GSXR 750

Thank you!

Thanks man! I was pretty excited

You are 100% correct, I ended up reading the code and found that it was the C28 code for the STVA.

@@LIFEBUILDZchannel Awesome! happy you got through.

I had the same problem simple fix is to remove the secondaries, problem solved and more power as soon as you roll the throttle. You don't have to wait until 8k for the butterflies to open up.

Great info! 💥🖤🏍️💨

@@fitrider5958 great info! 💥🖤🏍️💨

Mmmhhhhmm

Ive got the same bike and had to fix mine twice aswell within 8k miles

You delete the secondary butteryflys by removing the screws and pulling the battery flys out. All those butterflies do is at like a choke when cold

Thumbail is attractive IMO

Thank you so much 😀