Motorcycle Mechanics React to Tiktok Repair Fails 

He killed it. :)

Never let that soulful white boy go

"You don't want it too tight, you don't want it too loose, and you certainly don't want it dry." 😂😂 We need that on a shirt!

@@jcedeno117that is actually mental yeah perfect quote😂😂

I've been following Zack and Ari since the olden days. I love their content, and I love seeing them and Ryan Fortnine pop up randomly other channels.

Check your chain every 2nd tank.. I almost threw up. I can't even think the last time I checked it.. 😅

Belt drive FTW

I had to pause to go oil my chain I got so ashamed

#cleanchainsquad

​@@dancotton3199pqq😊😅😅😢😮😂😂😂

He’s not a motorcycle guy

He'd be a motorcycle guy for The Boys

Gotta give him a day off every once in a while 😂

Sandro is taking over the channel they are just being careful and trying to keep the man down lol

He's ridin dirty in a shitbox wit da boiss

That is impressively stupid. Wow. Drywall screws too......yep, impressive. o__o

Why mount it at that point? The cops will still ticket you for it not being visible, may as well just carry it in your backpack or just leave it at home and don't stop when you see flashing lights behind you.

@@maxatrillionfatstacks Or just pay a few dollars for a proper plate mount for the specific bike.

lmao.

Wow that’s… no words. lol

You mean moretorcycle vids.

🤣🤣

You wouldn’t believe (or maybe you would) the amount of Harleys that got towed to my shop and the only thing wrong was a dead key fob battery.

Dude's given me the confidence to do maintenance myself that I would've just taken to a shop before.

@@aniyn - I'd do the simple maintenance myself as well if I wouldn't be to lazy due to bashplate and crashbars having to come off for the oil change, etc. XD

He grew up on the track, keeping his stuff working through a weekend of racing on a regular basis. Nothing prepares you better than that.

@@TwoWheeledBooBear Well, having theoretical knowledge is a lot more important than practical knowledge. Sure, you can fix stuff, but knowing the reason why it failed, knowing why you have to repair a certain way etc. is more important than practical knowledge. You can teach a child how to open up an engine, it doesn't mean that they can understand how to open it. Ofcourse, though, theoretical knowledge is no good on it's own. Some people just can use tools and that's fine. There should be a balance.

Formal mechanic training barely covers any real world applications so that's not really something worth mentioning.

it was R6 not R1

At last someone with actual bike knowledge 😂​@marcello6365

100% correct! I've seen this with BMC filters numerous times and avoid the brand entirely. Total junk and I'm shocked there hasn't been some sort of recall on them.

their cross country videos are soo good!!

CTXP are the four letters you need to know.

@@peterdeptula3628 cheers. I'll look it up.

Yeah looks like this one busted the case too.

Fr. My thoughts exactly

Sounds like a fun project. And if it is for fun, a great learning opportunity. Go for it.

@JoshuaTootell well, the problem is that literally everyone in my immediate family has some combination of clinical depression and/or ADHD so the motorcycle would get dissassembled and then left strewn about the garage.

@@ZevVeli I think that's not at all uncommon with people riding motorbikes - as two-wheeled motion is a known favorite in ADHD circles. Why? Because riding them is involved and focussing - as in, you get loads of signals that get you back on track, focussed on the issue at hand; speaking for myself, if I make the daily trip to work any other way, I often spend my time either worrying about the work day, or contemplating some aspect of my private life that may very will interfere with work throughout the day. If I go on bike, I spend that time thinking about nothing else, except riding the bike. And honestly, fixing a motorcycle is great exercise for your skills. Don't trust yourself having torqued each bolt when installing something? Mark them with a pen right after you tightened them. Afraid of spraying all the little parts all over your garage? Get clear ziploc-freezer bags beforehand and mark them. Also, find the "parts explosion" drawings for your specific bike, which are undoubtedly available and will detail every little washer, nut and spring. Losing track of the overall goal, as in "getting the bike ready for mom's birthday"? Define and prioritize subgoals, such as "safety equipment (brakes, tires, suspension) > drivetrain (engine, chain) > electrics > body". And if you can't rely on anyone else in your family to do parts of the work, a motorbike restauration (as long as you're not talking concourse level) is very much a doable project for one guy, if you put in regular hours, and do the effort beforehand to set you up for an organized project!

FortNine (Ryan F9) and CTXP hands down the best motorcycle contents. I love the Motorcycle Magazine channel when Ari and Zack was on there. I still rewatch their old stuff.

ooof. I didn't notice that. Yikes!

Optical illusion

aren't they belt driven?

Speaking the truth lol

She’s probably not a motorcycle expert bro

Was your exhaust bolted to it though?

@@troyhutson538 No, but who needs an exhaust anyways. Why can only douchebag Harley riders get to be annoying and cause Tinnitus in every single person within a 2 mile radius. I'm just joking, except for annoying Harley riders.

Nah, he used a master chain link which is just bad hack work, huge no-no. Always use an endless chain ... period. If they're too lazy to take the wheel off to put a new chain on, they shouldn't be riding or working on them.